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ROLLOVER RAMP ACCIDENT: Halton Region EMS and Oakville firefighters attend to the victim of a vehicle rollover, which took place on the QEW at the 403 ramp around 3 p.m. on Sunday. Police said one patient was transported to Oakville-Trafalgar Memorial Hospital with minor injuries. No other vehicles were involved in the accident. The 403 ramp was closed briefly. (© 2008 Michael Ivanin/Metroland Media Group)
Marcus Colangelo (5) pulls down Eric Jenikovsky of the York-Simcoe Bugs during tyke division rep football action at Nelson Stadium. (© 2008 Michael Ivanin/Metroland Media Group)
DIGGING IN FOR A GREENER ENVIRONMENT SEWING THE SEEDS: Meaghan Charlebois tries to balance a red dogwood on her head during a tree planting event organized by Ground Breakers, a volunteer organization, in partnership with Evergreen. About 40 volunteers planted 200 trees during the event. (© 2008 Michael Ivanin/Metroland Media Group)
OUCH: Abbey Park ball carrier Brandon Musselman (centre) is sandwiched by a pair of St. Thomas Aquinas defenders in Halton high school senior football action Fridat at Aquinas. (© 2008 Michael Ivanin/Metroland Media Group)
ILLUSTRIOUS CAREER: Frank Newfeld signs his memoir Drawing On Type during a recent appearance at A Different Drummer Books. The illustrator and book designer ran the illustration program at Sheridan College. He also designed Leonard Cohen’s poetry books and did the original illustrations for Dennis Lee’s Alligator Pie. (© 2008 Michael Ivanin/Metroland Media Group)
Halton region Paramedics attend to a victim of rolled over car on Nortnbound Burloak Drive just south of QEW, while firefighters examine the wreck. ILLUSTRIOUS CAREER: Frank Newfeld signs his memoir Drawing On Type during a recent appearance at A Different Drummer Books. The illustrator and book designer ran the illustration program at Sheridan College. He also designed Leonard Cohen’s poetry books and did the original illustrations for Dennis Lee’s Alligator Pie. (© 2008 Michael Ivanin/Metroland Media Group)
ROLLOVER RAMP ACCIDENT: Halton Region EMS and Oakville firefighters attend to the victim of a vehicle rollover, which took place on the QEW at the 403 ramp around 3 p.m. on Sunday. Police said one patient was transported to Oakville-Trafalgar Memorial Hospital with minor injuries. No other vehicles were involved in the accident. The 403 ramp was closed briefly. (© 2008 Michael Ivanin/Metroland Media Group)
Marcus Colangelo (5) pulls down Eric Jenikovsky of the York-Simcoe Bugs during tyke division rep football action at Nelson Stadium. (© 2008 Michael Ivanin/Metroland Media Group)
DIGGING IN FOR A GREENER ENVIRONMENT SEWING THE SEEDS: Meaghan Charlebois tries to balance a red dogwood on her head during a tree planting event organized by Ground Breakers, a volunteer organization, in partnership with Evergreen. About 40 volunteers planted 200 trees during the event. (© 2008 Michael Ivanin/Metroland Media Group)
OUCH: Abbey Park ball carrier Brandon Musselman (centre) is sandwiched by a pair of St. Thomas Aquinas defenders in Halton high school senior football action Fridat at Aquinas. (© 2008 Michael Ivanin/Metroland Media Group)
ILLUSTRIOUS CAREER: Frank Newfeld signs his memoir Drawing On Type during a recent appearance at A Different Drummer Books. The illustrator and book designer ran the illustration program at Sheridan College. He also designed Leonard Cohen’s poetry books and did the original illustrations for Dennis Lee’s Alligator Pie. (© 2008 Michael Ivanin/Metroland Media Group)
Halton region Paramedics attend to a victim of rolled over car on Nortnbound Burloak Drive just south of QEW, while firefighters examine the wreck. ILLUSTRIOUS CAREER: Frank Newfeld signs his memoir Drawing On Type during a recent appearance at A Different Drummer Books. The illustrator and book designer ran the illustration program at Sheridan College. He also designed Leonard Cohen’s poetry books and did the original illustrations for Dennis Lee’s Alligator Pie. (© 2008 Michael Ivanin/Metroland Media Group)
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