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A10, The Canadian Champion, Fridayý June 2, 2006 American-trained physician opens practice in Milton Èýy iVelanie l-ennessey CANADIAN CHAMPION STAFF A new famîly physician bas located in Milton and is stîll aeeepting new patients, helping alleviate tbe communitys doctor shortage. Dr. George Gleisner recently joined Dr. Nav Dhiraj at the Hawthorne Village Medical Centre on Derry Road. The American-trained physician was working i Flonida, but nisîng practice costs and increases in litigation against doctors moîîvated him to corne to Canada. "1 tbink its a better lifestyle up bere," be commenîed. The 40-year-old got bis start as a doctor in the province îbrougb the College of Physîcians and Surgeons of Ontarios (CPSO) Registration Through Practice Assessment Program. The initiative tboroughly assesses physîcians and then grants chose who are qualihied certificates of registration 10 practise in the province with an agreement to work in an under-serviced area for five years. 1lîs one way tbey're (CPSO) trying to address the physi. cian shortage," Dr. Gleisner said. While he was trained as an internist and deait primarily with aduhts wbile working in the United States, Dr. Gleisner pointed out that bes now broadenîng bis services and prac- lioner something be said bes enjoyîng. lIm seeing lots of younger folks," be said. "It offers more variety" Altboughbch may be a newcomer to Ontario, Dr. Gleisner saîd hes famîliar wîîb the area because bis wife's famîly lives in Missîssauga, wbich is where he now resides. Milton still short The-Ministry of Healtb and Long-Term Caestill deems Milton under-se- iced by tbree physîcians. Dr. George Glelaner Whiie the 'under-serviced' designation may sound like a negative thing, it actually comes wvith some perks. Famiiy physicians that agree t0 practice in under-serviced areas for two years or more can receive up to $40,000 in free tuition from the Province. But the interesting thing about Milton, said Halton Physician Recruitmenî Co-ordinator Angela Sugden- Notic[eS]~s of i ComI mnce ment. HALTON HILLS GENERATING STATION TransCanada Energy Ltd., a wholly owned subsidiary of TransCanada Corporation has commenced planning for a new energy generation facility -the Haîton His Generating Station - in the 401 industrial corridor in the Town of Halton His on a site located between Highway 401 and Steeles Avenue west of 6th Line on undeveloped, industrial lands in the Town of Halton His. 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 wiii be submitting a proposai to deveîop a 680 mega-watt natural gas fuelled, combined cycle power plant. If the Ontario Power Authority selects this proposai, and the project achieves ail approvais the project wiII be constructed. The proposed project wiil use state-of-the-art low emission, high efficiency technology. Proposed Halton Hils Generating Station The Halton Hilîs Generating Station is subject to the Environmental Screening Process for electricity projeets 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 Environmentaî Screenîng Process. TransCanada is committed to engaging and consulting with the public and other stakeholder groups throughout the deveiopment of the project. The consultation and engagement process will seek community input regarding local environmental and socio-economic conditions, facility design plans, anticipated projeet benefits and impacts and impact management plans. Project Open House We invite you ta attend the first proposed Halton His Generating Station project open bouse to be held: WEDNESDAY, JUNE 7, 2006, 4:30pm - 8:30pm, with a smnall presentation at 6:45pm, at the Pineview Public School on 13074 Fifth 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 1.14 416.869.2163 1.800.661.3805 haltonhills@transcanada.com www.transcanada.com/haltonhills (Q) TransCanada www.transcan ada.com In business îo delt.er tors is based on Miltons 2004 population -a number that has since grown by the thousand', witb tbe devrlopment boom. Sugden-Praysner said wben the next application regard- ing Multons under-serviced designation is made 10 the Ministry of Healtb, sbe expects tbe town will be deemed short another six physicians based on the new population. On a more positive note, sbe said there are currently two doctors wbo've expressed serious interesi in practising in Milton. Those wbo are 12 or older looking for a doctor can reacb Dr. Gleisner ai (905) 878-0676. Melanie Hennessey con be reached a( mfiennessey@amilton- canadianchamp*on.com. Local doctors in video A group of Milton doctors and bealtb-care professionals are featured in a new video the Province is using t0 inform others about Family Health Teams. The six-minute program involves local patients and Dr. Carnet Maley Dr. Kin Cbung, nurse practitioner Christine Gignac and mental bealtb worker Erica Wbhite - memrbers of Miltons Prime Care Family Healtb Team ibat was set up last >'ear to improve local resîdents' access to bealtb care. "Tbe sîdet is an educational programn ibats going bo be distrifbuîcd 10 lainils Ilcalth Teains ibroughout tbe province and tber inicrcstedi parties,"' Dr. Male\, cxplaied. 1 lc ntied the Ontaio goverorocolen w&ill aIso use thc sidco oi.., ussius od t cr provincet. lie Pirosvince planis Io cxicnd Ille \ ict Io 30 iicstte laici ibis s car. I amnily licalib lcams pros ide access te cimlprehcnisi\c liealib caîc 24 heurs a day, seven days a week. Alter bours a regîsîeîcd nurse is asailable tbrougb tbe lelephone l]ealtb 'sdvisory Service. By 2007-2008, I150 teamns tbrougbout Ontario will be establîsbcd to bning beiter bealtb care 10 2.5 million Oniarians. SickKids ** # Lottery c 'MALLTD