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willing to come for- ward in thornhiu milhken or unionville the town will consider creat ing leashfree zones therea thvrest ofyork region may not befar behind whitchurchstoufrville has been discussing the idea for a while and vaughan council will hear a proposal next month t what the politicians have come to realize is people are letting their animals runjoose in parks now despite animal 1 control bylaws some of which carry fines up to 5009 as one of trie volunteers pointed out niow theres a place wheredogs can run 7 legally arid owners haye no excuse for letting their peterun amolcnvhere they arentwanted bylawoffirerscanadopta zerot61erance policyfkr f meanwhilepeople who are nervous about dogs4 or who havehudreri who arent nearly nervous lenough 7 about b 4 nearly vv schemeisenlisung pet40wnersithem- selves to polictheoperatiqnthey have mehighest3taiceiritmakngitw6vlk o smoothlv and besides sneak dears z m ilproject is irnitatedacrosstheregion r vd consider it a greateyerungji enter 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