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20-The Canadian Champion, Friday, June 14, 2002 Champion informed Virginia hospital official of s-J A sp~ l -. 0 ' z - from FORMER on page 5 two had been medically mistreated, as docu- mented a Virginia medical board committee report. Although Virginia medical officials as Patrick County Memorial Hospital were never officially notified by the Ontario college regarding the dis- ciplinary action against Dr. Bradley here, The Champion informed hospital officials in 1996 of Dr. Bradley's previous history. Facing threat of another disciplinary hearing in Virginia in 2000, Dr. Bradley agreed to surrender his licence there. "If they (college) had done the right thing at the beginning, people wouldn't have died," Ms McGowen said. The revocation of Dr. Bradley's Ontario licence came as good news to Miltonian Jeanne Robinson. In 1989, the Robinsons took their son Michael to Milton District Hospital after he was experiencing great pain in his abdomen. "He (Dr. Bradley) said he wasn't sure what it was and Michael was kept ovemight for obser- vation," Ms Robinson said. The following day her then 11l-year-old son was transferred to the Hospital for Sick Children. "What we didn't know was that his appendix had already burst. The doctor at Sick Kids took one look at him and knew it was his appendix. The doctor said they had to operate right away but Michael was so dehydrated they had to wait until he was hydrated. He spent 17 days in the hospital - he could have died." After the Robinson's encounter with Dr. Bradley, Ms Robinson said she called the Ontario College of Physicians and Surgeons to make a formal complaint. "The woman asked me if I wanted to add my complaint to his file or start a case of my own. I was furious - why were we kept in the dark about this?" A Paut7rsfl711T71 ors PUBUC INFORMATION CENTRE HALTON WATER & WASTEWATER MASTER PLAN REVIEW CLASS ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT PUBLIC COMMENT INVITED The Halton Urban Structure Plan, as accepted in June 1999, identifies that, by the year 2016, the population of Burlington, Oakville, Milton and the Halton Hills Highway 401 Corridor will increase significantly with a total residential population of 538,000 persons and an employee population of 257,800. A review of three major Master Plans for water and wastewater services to service growth in these areas is in progress to update and consolidate the information. The objective is to develop one complete planning document that lays out a comprehensive servicing strategy for the entire Halton Urban Area. This update is proceeding in accordance with the Municipal Class Environmental Assessment Process. The project team, consisting of regional staff and our engineering consultant, KMK Consultants Limited has evaluated the capacity of the existing water and wastewater infrastructure and identified that additional capacity and facilities are required to service the projected growth and protect and enhance the security and reliability of Halton's water and wastewater systems. Several alternative servicing strategies have been identified and evaluated taking into consideration environmental and social impacts as well as financial considerations. Preliminary recommendations have been developed. A Public Information Centre has been arranged to review and receive input from the public about the alternative solutions and the preliminary identification of a preferred master plan solution to service the Halton Urban Area. While the Master Plan addresses needs and justification at a broad level, more detailed studies for each of the projects in the Master Plan will be done at a later date and additional public input will be solicited. Information will also be made available, for public comment, on the Region's Biosolids Master Plan and Program Management Strategy which is an integral and critical component of the wastewater treatment process and operation. Date: Monday, June 24, 2002 Time: 4:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. Location: Halton Regional Centre North & South Auditorium All those with an interest in the study are encouraged to attend. If you have any questions, please contact: Mr. Benson Leung, P. Eng., Manager, Engineering Planning, Ext. 7636 leungb@region.halton.on.ca NOTICE OF CONSTRUCTION RECONSTRUCTION OF MOUNTAINVIEW DRIVE AND ELM AVENUE INCLUDING CAST IRON WATERMAIN AND WASTEWATER MAIN REPLACEMENT, TOWN OF MILTON HIGHSIDE DRIVE l MOUNTAINVIEW DRIVE mWOODWARD AVENUJ wBA YE BROADWAY AVENUE CONTRACT NUMBER: START DATE: COMPLETION DATE: CONTACT: REGION OF HALTON: TOWN OF MILTON: CONSULTANT: WS-1973C-02 JULY, 2002 AUGUST, 2002 CASTC RON DOUG SIMPSON 905-825-6000 EXT. 7744 PHIL ANTONIOW 905-878-7211 MCCORMICK RANKIN CORPORATION JAY BARICH, 905-823-8500 Halton Region - Proud Service Provider National Public Service Week - June 9th to 15* was created in 1992 to promote pride in and recognition of the public service in Canada. In Halton, we are very proud of the services we provide. Some like waste management, social and community services and public health are very familiar to you. Others, like the work of our Business Development office and the work we are doing in conjunction with our partners to protect our woodlots and green spaces are not as apparent. To learn more about the services provided by the Region, log onto our web site or call and ask for a HaflnRegCBioUl a copy of our Strategic Plan. Halton Regional Council Meeting Public is welcome to Wednesday, June 19, 2002 attend! 9:30 a.m. Council Chambers, Halton Regional Centre 115 Brnt Rod, aki. , NLI