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A10 - The Canadian Champion, Friday, May 26, 2006 Notie of C m nc,, HALTON HIS GENERATING STATION TransCanada Energy Ltd., a wholly owned subsidiary of TransCanada Corporation has commenced planning for a new energy generation facility -the Halton His Generating Station - in the 401 industrial corridor in the Town of Halton HuIs on a site located between Highway 401 and Steeles Avenue west of 6th uine on undeveioped, industrial Iands in the Town of Halton HuIls. This project is being developed in response to the Ontario Power Authority's planned procurement for new generation in the Greater Toronto Area West of Toronto -Request for ProposaIs No.: GTA-Trafalgar-RFP-2006 lssued: April 28, 2006. TransCanada will be submitting a proposai to develop a 680 mega-watt natural gas fuelled, combined cycle power plant. If the Ontario Power Authority selects this proposai, and the project achieves ail approvals the project will be constructed. The proposed project will use state-of-the-art low emission, high efficiency technology. Proposed Halton Hulis The Halton Huils Generating Station is subject to the Environmental Screening Process for electricity projects as outlined in the Ontario Ministry of the Environment's "Guide to Environmental Assessment Requirements for Electricity Projects." (March 2001) This notice has been issued to advise the public, other stakeholders and government agencies of TransCanada's proposai and the commencement of the Environmental Screening Process. TransCanada is committed to engaging and consulting with the public and other stakeholder groups throughout the development of the project. The consultation and éngagemens process will seek community input regarding local environmental and socio-economic conditions, facility design plans, anticipated project benefits and impacts and impact management plans. Project Open House We invite you to attend the first pmoposed Halton His Generating Station project open house to be held: WEDNESDAY, JUNE 7,2006, 4:3pmn - 8:30pm. with a smnall presentation at 6:45pm, at the Pineview Public School on 13074 Fiftb Side Road. Should you not be able to attend the Open House or would like further information, please direct your inquiries, comments; or requests for further information regarding the project to: Steve Reader 8th Floor, 55 Yonge Street Toronto, Ontario M5E 1J4 416.869.2163 1.800.661.3805 halIton hil1ls@transcanada.com www.transcanada.comjVhaltonhills www.ransanad.comTransCanada www.ransanad.comIn business to deioe,' Champion staff reporter Stephanie Thiessen (Ieft) and freelance wniter Robin Downton-Porier receive their awards. Police honour citizens, media The hravery of four young men who pulled several dazed and unconscious people from a fiery wreck was recognized last week at Halion polices annual awards ceremony Miltonians Mats Bambrough, Wayne Griffon, Denis Muller and Shawn Walker each received the C hiels Commendation Award for menctorious service May 18 as liaIton Regional Police headquarters in Oakville. The four young men witnessed a head-on collision between a Mercedes and a taxi ai Derry Road and Fîfsh I me in Jcily ol 2005 and quîckly goî involved, pullîng two Oakville passengers aîîd the taxi driver to safety despîse the flames chat threaîened to consume the vehîcle. ln addition, one of' the young inen rescued the loue driver of the Mercedes. Also recognîzed for cheir role in saving lîves chat day were Consi. Paul Kapshey and Const. Kelly Daunter, who pulled the fiual passenger - who was unconscious - from the bumînng cab. Sadly, the taxi dniver, 41-year-old Michael Raymeni, dîed che nexc day The driver of che car and the pas- sengers of the taxi recovered. "If nos for their selfless actions riskiug cheir own safety co remove the peuple from the burning cars, surely more lîves would have been lost," said emcee Staff Sgt. Jeff Corey Robin Downton-Poirier, a freelance writer for The Champion, also received an award. Downton-Poirier was presented with the Lyn Benson Memorial Award for ber tire- less involvement with the Nassagaweya Communîty Consultation Committee (NCCC). "Shes always the first teo volunteer on NCCC projects," Corey said. The award is namned after an Oakville resident wich a scrong committment co fighting crime. In the media awards portion of the evening, Champion reporter Stephanie Thiessen receîved the Best Police News Writîng award for an article she wrote last year about a group of Milton residents who worked co capture a violent suspect running from police through the downtown core. I J *Chid safety seats save lives. They're required by Iaw for ai children up to the age of eight. *Over 80% of child safety seats are flot used properly. Make sure your safety seats are installed correctly.