The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

in si de ha lto n. co m O ak vi lle B ea ve r | T hu rs da y, A pr i! 26 ,2 01 8 | 32 c o m m u n it y Coming Soon to Milton Bronte West CONDOMINIUMS The first "Beyond Net Zero sustainable residential condominium in Canada. FEATURING: • Large Spacious Suites • Next to Milton District Hospital • State of the Art Efficiencies Low Condo Fees = Affordable Living High Value = Difference that Matters REGISTER NOW BronteWest.com Beyond Net Zero ILLUSTRATION IS ARTIST CONCEPT. FEATURES AND SPECIFICATIONS SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE E.&O.E, 8 4 9 t o1616s q .ft . FROM ^ $ 3 7 9 " o Tidy haul for Halton papers at OCNA awards Your Metroland Halton division news­ papers earned its share of distinction at the Ontario Community Newspaper Asso­ ciation's Better Newspapers Competition awards gala in Richmond Hill on Friday (April 20). The four papers - the Burlington Post, Milton Canadian Champion, Oakville Bea­ ver and Waterdown Flamborough Review - had nine top-three finishes and two ho­ nourable mentions on the night. Among them was a second-place show­ ing for Photographer of the Year for sea­ soned shutterbug Graham Paine for his work featured in the Champion. "The timing o f these shots indicates Graham Paine has a skill and patience lev­ el acquired through years of taking photos. Nicely done," noted the judge. He also took third for Best Spot News Photo for a church fire photo, while fellow Halton photographer Nikki Wesley earned second for a picture of a dancer in the Best Feature Photo category. Post reporter Tim Whitnell was recog­ nized with an honourable mention for Re­ porter o f the Year. Fellow Burlington reporters John Bkila and Kathy Yanchus placed second and third respectively for Best News Story for his coverage o f a fire that destroyed a local church and Feature Writing for her look at a group's impact on the history of local re­ cycling. Former Review Editor Brenda Jefferies Metroland Halton photo Metroland Halton editorial staff members (clockwise from back row left) John Bkila, Graham Paine, Mac Christie, Nikki Wesley, Kelly Montague, Catherine O'Hara and Brenda Jefferies display their OCNA awards. took second in the Best Rural Story catego­ ry for a piece on bike safety among migrant workers, while Waterdown Flamborough earned an honourable mention for Best Editorial, addressing child poverty. The Champion's editorial/production team combined for an eye-catching sum­ mer activities road map that took top ho­ nours for Best Original Ad Idea. The Review was third in the category, while the Post earned second for In House Promotion. TEAR DOWN, BUILD UP! Build your dream home without leaving the neighbourhood! • Choose from one of our many floor plans, or meet with our designer and start from scratch • Contact us today to make your dreams a reality VISIT OUR SALES CENTRE LOCATED AT 27 OLD RUBY LANE IN ABERFOYLE. TAKE EXIT 299 BROCK RD S. NORTH TOWARDS GUELPH b p I A GUELPH Model Home i 1 I MMknoten Ra Side Rd _LL_______________________^ ■ 1 4 0 1 1V HOURS: SAT & SUN 12 PM - 5 PM MON-WED 1 P M - 5 PM THURS & FRI BY APPOINTMENT FOR MORE INFORMATION VISIT WWW.CHARLESTONHOMES.CA OR CONTACT JENNIFER NICHOLSON JNICHOLSONaCHARLESTONHOMES.CA 519-823-1900 http://WWW.CHARLESTONHOMES.CA