Whitchurch-Stouffville Newspaper Index

Stouffville Tribune (Stouffville, ON), November 8, 2001, p. 6

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mi te ofacessa ii- v 5- 1 fr x orrwwsaj vkss i i f rf ju rx ir economist sunihbunethursami november 8 2001 jat tx vs sa 1 r s- f il tjmf iwi li- jj mrsgsi stofiffgjiribm j publisher ian prbudfqot general manager aw brouwer editor in chief brerida larson director of advertising drfra welter u deputy editor v debora kelly editor m mason production manager pam nichols distribution manager barry black online publishing manager margaret fleming classified manager ann campbell retail sales manager stephen mathieu inside sales manager stacey allen business manager robert lazurko office manager wrosn oneil editorial remembering is the least we can do sowing the seeds of remembrance has never been as important as it is today those who fought the ravages of hitters annihilistic regime the last great war the war to end all wars in tlietrenches on the seas in the air have grown older with the passing of time we also mark their passing their contri butions so firmly a part of our history the day will come when the last war hero is buried we must ensure his stories and the stories of his comrades do not fade it is critical our children and their children understand the magnitude of our veterans contribution to the world that without their efforts we would not enjoy the freedoms we enjoy we would not have the society we have if they had not stood firm against the enemy on the beaches of normandy in the skies over europe in the streets of italy in the fields of holland we would not be who we are today 7- proud free canadians especially in the face ofour hew enemy ter- rorism we must understand and embrace our brave history we can take pride in the efforts of f fathers and grandfathers who answered a call to duty and served us well- we can demonstrate the same kind of brav- 1 ery right here right now bothby celebrating 77 their memojy and by continuing to live our lives as they are meant to be lived enjoying the privileges democracy offers ourcruldreh must grow to be brave and strong we can inspire them with stories about their forefathers and the good fight they fought -7- arid wdhr ifs a valuable lesson to share with children take the time in the next few days to explain ihe importance of rerhemberihg tell them cabout the poppies about flanders fields and let them hear the words of a war veteran tatfehd a remembrance day service or reflect quietly with family arid friends v i v our future depends on our ability toiearn fr6rri the past our soldiers then and our sol- diers today provide excellent lessons for us about bravery- about honour and about defending our rights andfreedorhs llulburduty to keep die torch of remem- brance held high in the face of adversity its the 3leastwecando- v ft telephoned r vv 2942200 416 798-7624- y- tvr t adinewroblnecoiinc6m i david teetzel lammingheyye i oriwmloim terms -1- letters to the editor criticism of us by council of muslims was offbase re irresponsible statements no helpjo local muslims a column by rick vanderlihdeoctl3 he should be arrested along with thosewho harbour him- ironically osama bin laden can expect america to provide him a fairer trial than his own countrymen as for the humanitarian aid being provid- ed by america and her- allies name any this column was not speculation about country that has ever provided aid in any the statement released by the council of r quantity under similar circumstances mosques of thegta it was an opinion that the statement was irresponsible the public has not had the advantageqf reading the original statement but based on the published efements i agree with rick vanderlinde contrary to letter writer zafar bangashs suggestibntheusdid riot threatenvar on afghanistan nor are they waging it now thetjs requested trie talibanto hand over osama bin ladenqr face the conse quences i 1 r presidenfgeorge w bush provided plen ty of warning so afghani citizeris who have no control over the taliban or bin laden could gejt but of the way the only way america can get aidto the needy is to drop it fromthe air so women 1 and children can reach it before thetaliban tiiugs i find it amazing that the councils criticism is aimed at the providers and not the taliban r j havirigan opinion is one thing issuing statements is entirely anbtrier if the council wants to express sympatihy fortlie j americans who have suffered such terrible pain arid loss thehdo sowitiidutconcutiori if the council wants to criticize ttfe actions of america and canada then tell us what we should be doiriginstead the councuofmbsquesbfthegta could in our society is sufficient to have evi- m c 1 dence- not irrefutable proof invrder to q9inpreihetottopiitoftiie niirsue arrest v afghan people v v guutorirocericeisnotproveninpublic s unlesstiie councd can express prior to arrest but is the task of the court hfied sympathy offer a better way to after arrest st0 terrorism or v furthervt educate authbrities are not obligedtb publicly canadians about the middle east the only reveal their evidence beforetrial and often dont to avoid compromising the case based on what has been revealed and what bin ladenliimself has stated i believe responsible statement statement to make is no v artwjller markham letters l policy s-v- stouftmethbune v i welcomes your letters all l submissidrs must be less than cr f 400 wordsantl must includea daytime i telephone number j name ahdaddresscthe newspaper reserves the nght to sipublish or not publish and to s jeditforclantyandspacarv write letters to the editor y stoufme tribune serving the community since 1888 t bbe13r r canadian circulations audit board membert 15 1 i rf i canadian publications mail product sales agreement 1403419 stouflvillejribune rjublishedevery thursday and saturday is one of the metroland pnntmg publishing and distributing ltd group 6f which includes theajavpicliering news advertiser alllston heraldcourier barrie advance barrys baythis week bolton enterprise brampton guardian burlington shopping news burlington post cityparenccolllngwbodwasagajconhectionreastiyo mirror erin advocatecountry routes etoblcoke guardlan rarnboroughposv georgetown independenractbn freepress kingston this weekljndsay thweek mldlandpenetangufehene minor milton canadian champion milton shopping news mississauga news newmarket- vaurora gebrgina erabannert northumberland news north ymf mirror oakwlle beaver oakwlle shopping news- haeii tribuneandcliyof ontario press council v w phone 95 294i200 classified distribution ifeoshfi- i c- v v fit- 5 v j distributioneconsunconi 1 1 here are at jeasttwo reasoris to cheer a preserifation by builder mitchell cohen to york regions w drnmiutitysefyicesaridhous- ing committee ilast week obviously it iriight bring somerelief to peoplecaught intrie hbiisirig crunch ctohenof medahielsgroup pro- posed developers set aside 25 per cent of alltheybuildas affofdable then lease vthe linits to nonprofit agencies iff exchange the region would give devel- opersbre charges permits and property taxes t theres rib question the plan would meet a serious need in york region according to the regions social housing service up to 4800 people are on wait ing lists for housing last years rental vacancy rate was 07 per cent the second bit of good news is devel opersand pouticiafisafeitalking aboin 1 cooperating at alt r the protracted arguirig over the oak ridges morainepiit an obvious strain on relations between thehousing industry and goveniriienfingeneral a couple of years ago richmond hill council was poised to approve a plan- ning amendment that satisfied compa- niesplanningto build on the moraine it didnt satisfy f public arid was voted down 1 then both sides went through a year of expensive i zand tiresome ontario municipal board hearings only to have the prqcessstopped and a development freeze dropped on the land next we had a ppmtiess rriecuatioh process finally tiieprovirice pulled off a land swap plunging the developers into a confrontation wthicveririg council v 1 cahtblame builders if they feel like tiieyvebeeriburried arid im surprised 6rie would coniejo government with an offer to helpsolve the affordable hous- irigproblern n v of course it was a different develop er he was talking to the region not the province arid theaffordability issueis different frorrithe wvironment been a standoff over rental housing for much longer than oventhe moraine l the main reason theres such a short age of rental housing is the private sec torstopped building long ago shortly after thewffljam- davis government psedrenf control legislation a york regiorisdevelppers havent reaf- j ly cpmplainedaboutthe rental dead stock prefefrifig tpdevote their full atteri- tiori tobuilding 300060 homes- iy j- licoulditbewith a churikbf the- j landsuppimyorkregion bemg taken off metabhfthebuilders haveto firid 251 housing uriichalf of theriilbw rent fengesmcejtheyhaveaicommongoala

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