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First unit open at cancer centre Kelly Reevie’s battle with breast cancer has been filled with peaks and But this week’s opening of the radiation unit at the new Stron- ach Regional Cancer Centre has put her back on top of the fight. The Newmarket mom, who was diagnosed with cancer in July, has already completed chemo- therapy treatment at Southlake Regional Health Centre. But for the next step in her treatment, she was to travel to a hospital in Toronto, which she feared would throw her life into chaos, yet another blow in her battle with the disease. “Every time there was a (con- struction) delay, I would gasp," she said. “I would have had no choice but to travel to (Princess) Margaret Hospital in Toronto for treatment." The ability to access treat- ment in Newmarket eliminated the concern. While she had no doubt the treatment at the downtown hos- pital would have been top-notch, Newmarket closer for Stoufiuille patients (SWf-‘fi'ibune BY TERESA LATCH FORD t1atchford@yrmg.com See DENTRE. page 8 SATURDAZMARCHZO,N10 I I uPAGESISINCUDHGGST UPDATES? VISIT VORKREOIONJIOM FOR BREAKING NEWS, PHOTO GALLERIES, VIDEO AND MORE. Stoufiville pecwee AB Clippers goalie Tyler Ryan watches a Caledon shot during Game 1 of their Ontario Minor Hockey Association series at the Stoufiville Arena last Saturday. Stoufl'ville won the first two games and can wrap up the title in Caledon today. POP FLY STAFF PHOTO/NICK MANYSHYN 29 W W 26 Chldl mi if”mfifiiu Id. m w Pot! Pun-y “$524382 7054357'3l61 905835-7777 sous 2‘7 382 BE PROUD OF YOUR SMILE! “‘Ibur Confident SmiIe is Our Goal’ Town wants brakes on drive-thrus BY SANDRA BOLAN sbalanG’yrmg. com The Town ofMfitchumhâ€"Stouflvifle wants to clamp down on drive-thrust A _ But 5 lawyer representing A W, McDon- ald's, Tim Hortons and Wendy's called the potential mqve discrimjnatory. Not so fast on restrictions, fast-food lawyer tells councillors On March 2, council was prepared to pass a new zoning bylaw, which contained a provi- sion stating drive-thru facilities, other than those already in existence, will only be per- mitted by exemption. Drive-thrus were eventually removed from the bylaw. which was passed that evening, but not without a debate between staff, council and the restaurant industry. The drive-dun resu'icfions will be back before council with a stafi report next month: “However it's dressed up, it’s a prohibition," said Michael Polowin. a partner in Ottawa’s Cowling Lafleur Henderson LLP Barristezs and Solicitors of the drive-thru stipulations. “There’s no justification being offered for the prohibition of these things." Mr. Polowin also notéd the City of Ottawa tried to restrict drive-thrus. The matter was settled through an OMB hearing. - _ “There’s nvo public outcry ifi this munici- pality, as in others, to restrict drive-Imus." Mr. Polowin said. 'Ibwhich, MayorWayne Emmerson replied: “You say there is no outcry, but you weren’t here when the first Tim Hortons' drive-thru 138 W Dr., Unit 5, Sta“ 905-642-2886 or I-877-4102886(AUTO) See LAWYER, page ll 27 mum” NOV '00!