in si de ha lto n. co m O ak vi lle B ea ve r | T hu rs da y, A pr il 15 ,2 02 1 | 2 DISCOVEREXTRAORDINARY At Amica Bronte Harbour, you'll experience the senior lifestyle you deserve with premium amenities, your choice of engaging activities, and delicious meals prepared by Red Seal Chefs. Our professional staff will ensure your safety and well-being always remain a top priority while supporting your every need, even as those needs change. 16 0 B RON T E R D 9 05 - 8 42 - 8167 A M IC A . C A V I RT UA L & PR I VAT E TOU R S If you'd like to learn about the exclusive benefits of our Worth the Wait Club, please call us at 905-842-8167 We also offer custom meals.Please call to inquire Ask us about Alcohol Take Out/Delivery@ZUCCHINISCUCINA Gift Cards Available Call it casual, call it fast, at Zucchinis we have it all. Offering Italian classics with a twist on all your favourites. See our mouth watering menu online and follow us on Instagram for daily specials! We Are open for TAkeouT & Delivery Take home our in house made Focaccia Bread! Preorder forWed & Sun pickup! You love our sauces and now we've bottled them for take out!! Please call for details Thank you for your continuous support and for supporting local.... it means so much to us! orDer online noW www.zucchiniscucina.ca or 905-808-8374 A big expansion is on the way for Halton's vac- cine program. Starting April 16, essen- tial workers who can't do their jobs from home -- in- cluding teachers and those working in food manufac- turing and distribution -- can book an appointment to be vaccinated through one of Halton Public Health's clinics. Others who become eli- gible that day include: Adults aged 50 and up liv- ing in the L9E postal code area of Milton, individuals with highest-risk and high-risk health condi- tions (as defined by the Province) and one essen- tial caregiver, along with remaining healthcare staff who live or work in Halton and can't work from home. Appointments can be secured at halton.ca/CO- VIDvaccines from April 16 onward. Those who need assistance can call 311. The essential workers, identified as group one by the Ontario government, are: · Elementary/second- ary school workers (in- cluding educators, custo- dial and administrative staff, and school bus driv- ers) · Workers responding to critical events (including police, fire, special consta- bles, Children's Aid Soci- ety workers, emergency management and critical infrastructure restoration workers) · Enforcement, inspec- tion and compliance roles (including bylaw enforce- ment, building inspectors, food inspectors, animal welfare inspector, border inspection officers and la- bour inspectors/WSIB field workers) · All licensees, employ- ees and students on an ed- ucational placement who interact directly with chil- dren in licensed child care centres and authorized recreation and skill build- ing programs · Licensed home child care and in-home service providers, employees of a home child care agency and students on an educa- tional placement · Foster care agency workers (including cus- tomary care providers) · Food manufacturing and distribution workers · Agricultural and farm workers · Funeral, crematorium and cemetery workers. Free transportation is being offered for those who need help getting to and from the vaccine clin- ics. A list of service provid- ers can be found at hal- ton.ca/COVIDvaccines. TEACHERS, ESSENTIAL WORKERS UP NEXT FOR VACCINE MELANIE HENNESSEY mhennessey@ metroland.com NEWS