Ontario Community Newspapers

Canadian Champion (Milton, ON), 13 Nov 2009, p. 15

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Reports of teen's death Iead to's-tampede mentality': CAO :fa ALtj5 ,. u page Ai cci c iatthe International Centre in Mississauga that day shut down after 45 minutes, said Moyle. Toronto didnt begin its clinies until the following day and those in WellingtonGuelph until Friday I understand the first night in Halton roughty haif the people that went through that (Oakville) clinie were Iroin out of the region,- said Moyle. Hie said that trend continuecl sub- sequent weekencls because, unlikec f-latton's clinie in Oakvitte, clinies iii Toronto, Peel and Hanmilton wîn open on Sundays. Movie discussed the Regouns ability to aclapt lollowing that irst days einie and improve the sub-,e- quent clinics. "f have 10 sav that c rue evervonec recognizcd there xxas a challenge and everyone pitehed ii,* said Movle. (Staff rom) Childrens, Services. for cxarrlll)c lrrcd îcluxx us ai colourîng books, and they basically worked the lines, reeognizing you had a large number of people that were very apprehensive and womhed and had their children and (they) had to wait in fine - they pitched in." Other examples he cited includ- ed an air quality monitoring pro- gram manager whos now a vaccina- tion clinie manager, a food safety programn employee who went to Sobeys the first night to buy blan- kets and water for people waiting in fine, and more than 100 staff with customer service expenience who were brought in to work as greeters to meet provincial requirements for staff to fiter out attendees not in a high priority group. He also thanked Oakville Transit for shuttling Regional staff 10 work, as they have been parking at Bronte Provincial Park since November 2 to allow parking for Hi NI clinie atten- dees at regional headquarters. The day after the first clinie, Moyle said the Region was also the first municipality to set up an emer- gency operations centre - a daily morning meeting between Regional Chair Gary Carr, Moyle, department heads, Halton Police Chief Gary Crowelt and other police staff as well as Nosal and senior staff. Added Oakville Mayor Rob Burton: "I think everybody in the four communities that comprise I O11 [,.1)10 Lk i01 Ji ji.x\\.jtheir local governrncnt pitched in together and con fronted prohlemns with a can-do attitude and immieci- ately overcame these harriers and achieved these high tevels of serv- ice.- fie asked Moyle to wvrite a report for the Regions wehsite exptaining mâiat staff have done te t un the clinies su that residents ari cn drix- en lyinimsinlîrrmation and 1,1111101,1S. -1 think crvhuNIidN lknoxxs wctc nl out oni1t1(, xxuod, \exciroi mientcd Burtoin. .\\ liai 1 thmnik s il thcy knew howv well xxe are nîaking our way through the \voods." 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