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w at er lo oc hr on ic le .c a W at er lo o C hr on ic le | T hu rs da y, A ug us t 19 ,2 02 1 | 8 Get the Waterloo Region Record Friday and Saturday home delivery for just $175* AWEEK FOR12 MONTHS YOU'LL GET: • Friday and Saturday home delivery • Complimentary 6-day ePaper edition • Complimentary 6-day access to therecord.com website *Plus HST. This introductory offer is not available to existing Waterloo Region Record subscribers. Save 55% off the newsstand rate for Friday and Saturday delivery. This offer does not include New York Times International Weekly or Book Review sections, or the Waterloo Region Record TV Book. This offer is for a 12-month term and includes complimentary access to therecord.com and the Waterloo Region Record ePaper edition. Complimentary access is available to Waterloo Region Record home-delivery subscribers with an active account in good standing. 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View our privacy policy at www.thestar.com/privacy. Offer expires August 31, 2021. SAVE 55% OFFTHE NEWSSTAND RATE SUBSCRIBE ONLINE: wroffer.ca/deal/comm OR CALL: 519-894-3000 and quote code REC2DAY for Friday and Saturday home delivery for 12 months A WALK IN THE RAIN A person uses an umbrella for protection from windblown rain while crossing the pedestrian bridge over the Grand River in the Galt area of Cambridge on Friday. DAVID BEBEE WATERLOO REGION RECORD SATURDAY, MAY 29, 2021 SERVING KITCHENER, WATERLOO, CAMBRIDGE AND THE TOWNSHIPS Variable cloudiness High 15 Details, C8 Ontariospeeds uppaceof seconddoses //CANADA& WORLD,B1 WATERLOOREGION--Starting inJune, po- lice fromnorthdivisionwillbeginwear- ing body cameras to record the inter- actions officers have with members of thepublic. Theuseofthesecameraswasapproved by theWaterlooRegionalPoliceService Board last fall. The pilot program is scheduled to run until the end of the year and is intended to test if the cam- eras shouldbemadeavailable toall offi- cersacross theservice. For the purposes of the pilot, 70 body- worn cameras will be provided to indi- vidual officers to keep anduse through- out the program.Aspart of the pilot, 40 in-car video systems will also be in- stalled inselectcruisers--33vehicles in neighbourhood policing and investiga- tions unit and seven within the traffic servicesbranch. Becausethepilot isonlyrunningoutof north division, officers with cameras will mostly be seen in Waterloo, not Kitchener or Cambridge. Of the four platoons at north division, one group will be given body-worn cameras, one will be given body-worn cameras and Body camera pilot begins in June WRPS officers in north division will be wearing body-worn cameras until year end CHRIS SETO WATERLOO REGION RECORD CAMERAS continued on A7 WOOLWICHTOWNSHIP--ABetter Tent City is moving from Kitchener to Spitzig Road in WoolwichTownship. The land,whereup to40resi- dents will be living in small houses,isownedbytheDiocese ofHamilton, said JeffWillmer, Kitchener's former chief ad- ministrative officerwho is now partofa leadershipteamwork- ing tomove the residents from Lot42to theirnewhome. "It's a fresh new start in the countryair,"hesaid. Not everyone is thrilled with theirnewneighbours. Woolwich Township Mayor Sandy Shantz said she's re- ceived plenty of emails from residents in nearby Breslau who are concerned about pre- viously homeless residents liv- ingnear them. Woolwich Township Coun. ScottMcMillansaidonTwitter Friday that many emails are oming into the township "de- A Better Tent City moving to Spitzig Road in Woolwich Township But not everyone is thrilled about their new neighbours LIZ MONTEIRO WATERLOO REGION RECORD WATERLOO -- When Canada's Olympicteammarchesintothe Waterloo entrepreneur supplying Team Canada masks for the Olympics 'For me, this is fantastic,' says former Olympian of his company's contract for the Tokyo Games BRENT DAVIS WATERLOO REGION RECORD wfcu.ca myECU.ca NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the 37th Annual General Meeting of members of Windsor Family Credit Union Limited (the "Credit Union") will be held electronically using the "Zoom for Business" platform, at 6:30 p.m. on Tuesday, September 14, 2021. Members who wish to participate must register by 4:59 p.m. on Thursday, September 2, 2021 to attend and to receive unique log-in credentials for that purpose. Registration and voting details are available via wfcu.ca and myECU.ca. Purpose The purpose of the Annual Meeting is to receive the voting results of the annual Report of the Board of Directors and President & CEO; the Report of the Treasurer on the Financial Statements; the Report of the Auditor; the Report of the Audit Committee; the Report of the Nominating Committee; the Appointment of the Auditor; the Election of Directors; the Special Business placed before the members regarding amendments to the Credit Union's General By-Law; and to transact such other business as may properly come before an Annual Meeting of Members. All above mentioned reports will be provided electronically to registeredmembers in advance and all voting will occur in advance of the meeting using the online voting platform Simply Voting. Voting will open Monday, August 30, 2021 at 9:01 a.m. and close at 4:59 p.m. on Friday, September 10, 2021. Election of Directors This year, there are four vacancies on the WFCU Board of Directors, with each position for a three- year term. Based on the current representation on the Board and the Board terms expiring, and in accordance with WFCU Credit Union By-law No. 1, three (3) positions are for General Director positions and one (1) position is for a Director representing the Regional Municipality of Waterloo. TheNominatingCommitteeof theBoardofDirectors has successfully completed their role in ensuring that there are a sufficient number of qualified applicants to fill the four positions. The following members indicated their interest in putting forth their names by the deadline of noon on Friday, July 2, 2021, and met the requirements of the candidate application and nomination process. No Election of Directors will take place at the Annual Meeting and no further nominations will be accepted. Members will be asked to receive the report of the Nominating Committee and to elect the four candidates by acclamation. Special Business The following Special Business will be placed before the Membership for consideration. The Board of Directors will be recommending to the Membership of WFCUCredit Union the following amendments to the Credit Union's General By-Law No. 1: 1. Section 5.01 to allow for an increase in the number of Directors to serve on the Audit Committee from the current requirement of 3 Members of the Board to "at least three (3)"Members of the Board. 2. Section 7.02 to outline the requirements that should appear in the Notice of the Meetings of the Credit Union based on the Credit Union and Caisses Populaires Act, 1994. 3. Section 7.03 Notice of Meeting updated to include the option to place the notice on the Credit Union website and outlining the requirements that should appear in the Notice of Meeting. 4. Sections 7.01, 7.10, 11.01, 11.08, 11.10, 11.12, 11.15, 14.01, and 14.02 updated to accommodate and reflect meetings being held electronically. DATED THE 12th day of August, 2021 BYORDER OF THE BOARD Susan Stockwell Andrews, Corporate Secretary Notes: 1.The proposed amendments of the Credit Union's General By-Law are subject to approval as special resolutions of the membership of the Credit Union. Copies of the proposed by-law amendments are availableby contacting Susan Stockwell Andrews, Corporate Secretary at corporatesecretary@wfcu.ca. 2.As directed and as is stated in the Credit Unions and Caisses Populaires Act, 1994, "the credit union shall make copies of the audited financial statements, the auditor's report and the audit committee report available for inspection, by any member, at the meeting at which the statements and reports are to be placed before the members and at the offices of the credit union at least 10 days before the meeting." Eligible members wishing to inspect the audited financial statements are asked to contact Susan Stockwell Andrews, Corporate Secretary at corporatesecretary@wfcu.ca to arrange an appointment to do so. 3.Members of the Credit Union must be registered to attend the meeting and use their unique log-in credentials to vote on the amendmentsand toparticipate in themeeting. 4.Only members according to the records of the Credit Union as of August 12, 2021 (the "Record Date") according to the Credit Union's By-Laws) shall be entitled to vote at themeeting. CaryWheeler Director, General Representation James McCormack Director, Representing the Regional Municipality of Waterloo Robert (Bob) Nesbitt Director, General Representation Elisabeth van der Pol Director, General Representation When it comes to select- ing unique, memorable merchandise, Sylvia Horn isn't just good -- she's gift- ed. Since 2015, Horn has been running one of my fa- vourite local shops, Gifted, where you can find a per- fect present for any hard- to-buy-for friend or family member. And the shop is about to double in size when it relo- cates to Belmont Village. Hoping to open by early September, Horn gave me a sneak peek inside Gifted's new location, formerly home to The Culinary Stu- dio, and before that, Vin- cenzo's. "The new location is twice the size of our Park Street store so we will have more room for displays and hopefully we will be able to bring in some new lines," she told me. "While we have man- aged to build a strong cus- tomer base on Park Street, I think the location on Bel- mont will bring more peo- ple in that didn't know about us and might not have discovered us other- wise." Horn added, "It will look a little different, but will hopefully have the same vibe." That vibe is hard to de- scribe unless you actually spend some time browsing the shelves at Gifted. Quirky, kitschy, cool, bookish, beautiful -- things you never knew existed, things that'd be perfect for that special someone, things you wish someone would buy for you. Much of it is made by local artisans 'QUIRKY, KITSCHY, COOL, BOOKISH, BEAUTIFUL' STORE MOVING OPINION THE VIBE IS HARD TO DESCRIBE UNLESS YOU ACTUALLY SPEND SOME TIME BROWSING THE SHELVES AT GIFTED, WRITES MARSHALL WARD See - page 9 MARSHALL WARD Column