Run for Milton is a charity run/walk even that embraces the Milton community and provides financial support to Milton District Hospital Foundation. It’s organized by the Milton Ahmadiyya Muslim Youth Association. Their goal is to help the local community and be there for the people who are in need. MP Adam van Koeverden led the race attendees while carrying the Canadian Flag to the start of the race, it’s been an annual tradition of his participating in the race for many years now.
The Montessori School of Milton recently had a cheque presentation to recognize their $10,000 contribution to the Milton District Hospital Foundation. MSM Director Iram Amjad and Program Coordinator Sayedeh Shirazie were present along with MDHF members Jennifer Tasca and Katie McMilan.
The U12AA 2013 Milton Winterhawks held a volleyball fundraiser on September 14th at the Milton community park. The U12AA Milton Winterhawks are for kids born in 2013 (age 11) who want to place Ice Hockey in Milton. Their
mission is to bring to kids a quality hockey experience that postievely impacts the lives of all participants. No child is left behind, no one person is valued more than the other. They seek to carry out fair competition and strive to achieve the highest level of success for each player.
On July 20th the Milton Special Olympics group hosted the provincial qualifiers for the special Olympics in our town. Representing Milton was the Milton Mustangs which competed during the day. Our local MP Adam van Koeverden was also in attendance to wish the athletes all the best.
There are many interesting happenings around the Milton area. Vibrant outside activities can be seen especially during the summer months when citizens leave their cars at home or in a handy spot and spend their free time walking about, enjoying all that the town has to offer.
The Farmers’ Market attracts a multitude of citizens, many of whom rise early on Saturday Morning to buy fresh produce, meet friends, walk their dogs, listen to musicians, and also discover local artists,armed with paints and brushes painting au ‘Plein Air’. These talented people may be painting scenes at the market depicting swarms of local people around the colourful tents and shop fronts.
The first annual BR Hacks was held this month at Bishop Reding Catholic Secondary School in Milton. It was an initiative that was put together by students in collaboration with the school’s administration.
Their aim was to host a one-day event that gave students the chance to experience the creative process involved in product development and showcase their technological abilities, while working towards something that helps either the school, local, or national community. The event also aimed to enhance and facilitate students’ business and computer science skills, as well as general communication and other “soft skills” that show increased importance in the workplace.
Season 9 of EOSCL – Event Ontario Softball Cricket League had its media launch in June with team captains and sponsors.
Milton Villager has been honoured to take part each seasons either with our own team or as a sponsor. It’s great to see how the league has grown steadily with this year having over 440 players!
Great seeing both returning players as well as new ones. Team Organizer Riaz Murad said it best when he talked about “brotherhood and friendship first” and that we are all here to have fun.
EOSCL also mentioned that they are starting girls and women’s cricket teams this year as well. So all age groups, genders and backgrounds are welcome
The Royal Canadian Sea Cadet Corps Chaudière celebrated its 38th Annual Ceremonial Review on May 25 capping off another fruitful year of forming future leaders and maritime enthusiasts. This ceremony honored the commitment and accomplishments of the cadets and instructors that make up the corps and the branch members who render support to the corps.
CPOC1 Arbuckle, who retired as Coxswain, was honored with the Navy League Medal of Excellence. His extraordinary leadership, commitment, and service to the corps are recognized with this prestigious award.
“Cadets has played an important role in making me the person that I am today. It has taught me many valuable lessons regarding leadership, commitment and responsibility. I have been able to create lasting friendships. I am deeply grateful that I was nominated and subsequently selected for this award. I am honoured to have been able to serve as Coxswain for RCSCC Chaudiere.” Said Chief Petty Officer 1st Class Joseph Arbuckle.
On Tuesday, May 7th the HRPS Milton Youth Advisory Council in conjunction with with Halton Regional Police Services (HRPS) organized a Milton Clean Up at the Milton Community Park. With over 30 volunteers the park was able to undergo a considerable cleanup in a 2 hour period. The many volunteers came from mostly local Milton high schools.
You can help the Milton Special Olympics Mighty Ducks attend the 2024 National Olympics in Calgary!!
The Mighty Ducks floor hockey team has been playing and training for almost a quarter century. Each week, you can find a hard-working, determined set of players gathering to pass, shoot and score their way to success.