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B NEWS JURISDICTIONAL DISAGREEMENT A CONSTITUTIONAL MATTER: PROVINCE Continued from front ment should be favoured," states the prov- ince's argument. CN announced plans to build the 400-acre "intermodal" hub in January 2015; it would allow goods to be moved between trucks and trains. Company officials have stated that the hub would be adjacent to a rail line be- tween Britannia Road and Lower Baseline Road in Milton, would feature six tracks and ~ would operate 24 hours a day. The region, the City of Burlington, the towns of Oakville, Halton Hills and Milton, and Conservation Halton announced they had launched a joint application in court on Feb. 21. In response, CN asked the court to dismiss the matter, saying it should have to wait until after an ongoing envi- ronmental assessment by the federal Min- istry of the Environment and Climate Change, and the chair of the Canadian Transportation Agency. The Government of Ontario argues that waiting until after that review would fur- ther 'bog down the process, and that the federal review panel could benefit from knowing the results of Halton's case. "If Halton and all parties were granted clarity now on the extent to which provin- cial and municipal laws apply to the devel- opment, that would allow the panel to pro- ceed with the knowledge of which provin- cial and municipal laws apply and are there- fore highly relevant to determining the threshold for adverse effects, and to inform the panel's recommendations for the federal minister," states the provincial filing. The province has also argued that be- cause the jurisdictional disagreement is a constitutional matter, it can only be decid- ed by a court, and could not be adjudicated by the federal review panel. Milton MPP Parm Gill says local resi- N et a noe Le TERRE LL POSITION THAT MUNICIPAL a RMA S ~ SHOULD APPLY TO THE PROPOSED PROJECT. dents' concerns over the intermodal hub _ came up often on the campaign trail. "I made a promise to stand with the re- gion and municipality and have followed through," said an email from Gill's office. . "Many of those I spoke with at the doors during the election told me their frustra- tion with the previous government for not taking a position on this ... It was clear that Miltonians were looking for support from the provincial government." STORY BEHIND THE STORY CN has plans tobuild a 400-acre intermodal hub. Halton municipalities are going to court to ensure oversight in Milton CN project. Now, the province is following suit. MAKE CREATIVITY HAPPEN CORRECTION NOTICE In the circular beginning Friday, September 21, 2018, we i listed a sale price for Bernat® Blanket™, Bernat® Blanket Big™, Bernat® Blanket Pet™ & Bemnat® Velvet Yam and it should not have been on sale. We apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused. A UAT your cation product a modern open Concept sate. | Carmela Di Maria, Property Manager (REALE RE: www. lamenzacorp.com Rag a springridgefarm.com HARVEST FESTIVAL Weekends Sept. 22 to Oct.28, 2018 10am-4pm including Thanksgiving Monday a Giftware ® Home Décor ¢ Jewellery Artisan Bakery ®* Homemade Preserves Farmhouse Kitchen Lunches ONTARIO'S FAVOURITE FARM EXPERIENCE OYE VAL SR Ye 7256 Bell School Line, Milton 905-878-4908 ht Ww VOID) URIDEUED LOIN 8102 '0Z Jequaides 'Aepsuny| * woo uojeyapisul