This weekend, the Markham Museum will be hosting a festival to celebrate Markham's cultural diversity.
This fun-filled and educational weekend will feature performances, exhibits, authentic food and music from many of Markham's community groups and businesses.
Admission is free.
The festival runs from 10am to 8pm on Saturday, and 10am to 6pm on Sunday.
- ER
Friday, July 27, 2007
YRP Discover Grow-op In Vaughan
York Regional Police have charged a 36-year-old man, after discovering a marijuana grow operation in a Vaughan home.
On Wednesday, officers responded to a Coles Avenue home after a citizen reporterd an insecure residence.
Upon entering, the officers discovered items that suggested the home was being used as a grow operation.
Lai Yan Nguyen of Vaughan has been charged with possession of a controlled substance for the purpose of trafficking, production of a controlled substance, and theft of electricity.
- ER
On Wednesday, officers responded to a Coles Avenue home after a citizen reporterd an insecure residence.
Upon entering, the officers discovered items that suggested the home was being used as a grow operation.
Lai Yan Nguyen of Vaughan has been charged with possession of a controlled substance for the purpose of trafficking, production of a controlled substance, and theft of electricity.
- ER
Sports Report
Round two of the Canadian Open is underway.
The current leader is Hunter Mahan with a 9-under 62, followed by Steve Allan, who is 7-under 64.
The top Canadian is David Hearn with a 6-under 65.
The tournament continues at Markham's Angus Glen Golf Club.
The Argonauts fell to the Montreal Alouettes last night 26-13.
Despite the loss, Toronto's Darrell "Mookie" Mitchell became the team's all-time leading receiver, surpassing Paul Masotti.
The Argos meet up again with the Alouettes next week in Montreal.
The Blue Jays are in Chicago to begin a three-game weekend series against the White Sox tonight.
Josh Towers (5-6) will face Chicago's Jon Garland (7-7).
First pitch - 8:11pm.
TBA: Newmarket Hawks 5 High Park Braves 4
- ER
The current leader is Hunter Mahan with a 9-under 62, followed by Steve Allan, who is 7-under 64.
The top Canadian is David Hearn with a 6-under 65.
The tournament continues at Markham's Angus Glen Golf Club.
The Argonauts fell to the Montreal Alouettes last night 26-13.
Despite the loss, Toronto's Darrell "Mookie" Mitchell became the team's all-time leading receiver, surpassing Paul Masotti.
The Argos meet up again with the Alouettes next week in Montreal.
The Blue Jays are in Chicago to begin a three-game weekend series against the White Sox tonight.
Josh Towers (5-6) will face Chicago's Jon Garland (7-7).
First pitch - 8:11pm.
TBA: Newmarket Hawks 5 High Park Braves 4
- ER
Monday, July 23, 2007
Markham Hosts The Canadian Open
The Town of Markham, in partnership with the RCGA Canadian Open, is staging a series of special events to welcome visitors and golfers.
The Markham Theatre will feature a special Yuk Yuk's on Tour performance by Gerry Dee on Tuesday, July 24, while the Markham Museum will host an Intercultural Festival featuring food, music, arts and entertainment on their 25-acre grounds, from July 28-29.
Meanwhile, the Varley Art Gallery continues its 10th anniversary celebrations and partners with the Merchants of Unionville for a three-day Golf Festival, from July 26-28.
The Canadian Open will be held at the Angus Glen Golf Club from July 23-29.
- ER
The Markham Theatre will feature a special Yuk Yuk's on Tour performance by Gerry Dee on Tuesday, July 24, while the Markham Museum will host an Intercultural Festival featuring food, music, arts and entertainment on their 25-acre grounds, from July 28-29.
Meanwhile, the Varley Art Gallery continues its 10th anniversary celebrations and partners with the Merchants of Unionville for a three-day Golf Festival, from July 26-28.
The Canadian Open will be held at the Angus Glen Golf Club from July 23-29.
- ER
Sports Report
Argentina defeated the Czech Republic 2-1 yesterday, to win the FIFA Under-20 World Cup.
The Czechs opened the scoring, only to watch Argentina tie it up, and then take the lead in the 86th minute.
With the win, the Argentinians capture their sixth U-20 World Cup in tournament history.
The match was played before a sell-out crowd at Toronto's BMO Field.
Roy Halladay and the Blue Jays shutout the Seattle Mariners 8-0.
Halladay pitched the complete game shutout, giving up three hits and striking out three batters.
Troy Glaus, Greg Zaun and Aaron Hill went deep for Toronto, while Alex Rios collected a two-run single.
The Jays open a three-game series against the Minnesota Twins at the Rogers Centre tonight.
Sean Marcum (5-4) will face Minnesota's Johan Santana (11-7).
First pitch - 7:07pm.
Toronto FC wrapped up a six-game road trip, falling 2-0 to the Columbus Crew.
Toronto finishes the road swing with a record of 1-2-3.
TFC returns to BMO Field on Wednesday for an exhibition match against England's Aston Villa.
Padric Harrington beat Sergio Garcia in a playoff round, to win the British open.
- ER
The Czechs opened the scoring, only to watch Argentina tie it up, and then take the lead in the 86th minute.
With the win, the Argentinians capture their sixth U-20 World Cup in tournament history.
The match was played before a sell-out crowd at Toronto's BMO Field.
Roy Halladay and the Blue Jays shutout the Seattle Mariners 8-0.
Halladay pitched the complete game shutout, giving up three hits and striking out three batters.
Troy Glaus, Greg Zaun and Aaron Hill went deep for Toronto, while Alex Rios collected a two-run single.
The Jays open a three-game series against the Minnesota Twins at the Rogers Centre tonight.
Sean Marcum (5-4) will face Minnesota's Johan Santana (11-7).
First pitch - 7:07pm.
Toronto FC wrapped up a six-game road trip, falling 2-0 to the Columbus Crew.
Toronto finishes the road swing with a record of 1-2-3.
TFC returns to BMO Field on Wednesday for an exhibition match against England's Aston Villa.
Padric Harrington beat Sergio Garcia in a playoff round, to win the British open.
- ER
Sunday, July 22, 2007
FOOTBALL AND FUNDRAISING
This Thursday, watch the Argos challenge the Montreal Alouettes, while supporting a great cause.
The Toronto Argonauts and The Centre for Dreams are partnering up for an exciting fundraising event on Thursday July 26th, 2007. For every ticket that is sold, $5.00 will go towards the centre and helping them continue running their educational programs and life skills training.
The Centre for Dreams is a day program for adults living with a developmental challenge and it is their mission to help these individuals continue to live a meaningful and fulfilling life that they otherwise would probably not have. After the age of 21, there is no longer any education provided from the public school system and they virtually have nothing left to do. It is important that we do not forget these very special individuals as they deserve just as much as anyone else, the same respect and opportunities in life.
With that said, listed below are some incentives you can get or help The Centre for Dreams receive with your support:
The Centre for Dreams Group Incentives:
* 0-90 Tickets: Ticket Upgrade for 4
* 100-199: Autographed Merchandise
* 200-399: Player/Cheerleader to attend a DREAMS event
* 400-499: Participation in Fan Tunnel
* 500-699: Field Passes
* 700-949: Video Board Spot
* 1000: Cheque Presentation on field pre-game
This is a great event to gather a group of your friends together, hang out and enjoy this amazing summer weather – all for a great cause. In order to receive the discounted prices on tickets, a form must be filled in and faxed. If you would like more information about the game and ordering tickets or about The Centre for Dreams, feel free to visit their website at www.dreamsinc.ca or contact Michelle directly 905.209.9092.
On behalf of CHEV Radio, thank you for supporting The Centre for Dreams!
The Toronto Argonauts and The Centre for Dreams are partnering up for an exciting fundraising event on Thursday July 26th, 2007. For every ticket that is sold, $5.00 will go towards the centre and helping them continue running their educational programs and life skills training.
The Centre for Dreams is a day program for adults living with a developmental challenge and it is their mission to help these individuals continue to live a meaningful and fulfilling life that they otherwise would probably not have. After the age of 21, there is no longer any education provided from the public school system and they virtually have nothing left to do. It is important that we do not forget these very special individuals as they deserve just as much as anyone else, the same respect and opportunities in life.
With that said, listed below are some incentives you can get or help The Centre for Dreams receive with your support:
The Centre for Dreams Group Incentives:
* 0-90 Tickets: Ticket Upgrade for 4
* 100-199: Autographed Merchandise
* 200-399: Player/Cheerleader to attend a DREAMS event
* 400-499: Participation in Fan Tunnel
* 500-699: Field Passes
* 700-949: Video Board Spot
* 1000: Cheque Presentation on field pre-game
This is a great event to gather a group of your friends together, hang out and enjoy this amazing summer weather – all for a great cause. In order to receive the discounted prices on tickets, a form must be filled in and faxed. If you would like more information about the game and ordering tickets or about The Centre for Dreams, feel free to visit their website at www.dreamsinc.ca or contact Michelle directly 905.209.9092.
| Date: | Thursday, July 26, 2007 |
| Time: | 7:00pm - 10:30pm |
| Location: | The Rogers Center |
| Street: | 1 Blue Jays Way |
| City/Town: | Toronto, ON |
On behalf of CHEV Radio, thank you for supporting The Centre for Dreams!
Friday, July 20, 2007
Youth Injured After Vaughan Collision
A 16-year-old boy is in serious condition, after a collision between a motorcycle and a bicycle in Vaughan.
Yesterday, at approximately 11:55am., the boy was riding his bicycle, south bound on the side walk of Bathurst Street, approaching the west bound Highway 407 on ramp.
At the same time, a 43 year old Bradford man, operating a Kawasaki motorcycle, was south bound on Bathurst street entering the on ramp.
According to York Regional Police, the boy, attempting to continue south on Bathurst Street, turned into the path of the motorcycle, causing the collision.
The boy, who was not wearing a helmet, suffered serious head injuries and was rushed to Sunnybrook medical centre in Toronto.
The driver of the motorcycle was transported to York Central hospital were he was treated for a broken wrist.
- ER
Yesterday, at approximately 11:55am., the boy was riding his bicycle, south bound on the side walk of Bathurst Street, approaching the west bound Highway 407 on ramp.
At the same time, a 43 year old Bradford man, operating a Kawasaki motorcycle, was south bound on Bathurst street entering the on ramp.
According to York Regional Police, the boy, attempting to continue south on Bathurst Street, turned into the path of the motorcycle, causing the collision.
The boy, who was not wearing a helmet, suffered serious head injuries and was rushed to Sunnybrook medical centre in Toronto.
The driver of the motorcycle was transported to York Central hospital were he was treated for a broken wrist.
- ER
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