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April 22, 2021 · 0 Comments
Orangeville resident inspires York University’s Plastic Pickup Challenge
By Sam Odrowski
A local resident’s personal efforts to pick up litter and improve the environment has inspired an online challenge, being hosted by York University.
At the beginning of the month, Hailey Thomas-Squirrell of Orangeville saw that the ditches along Blind Line were filled with litter and decided to clean them up.
After filling two large garbage bags with trash, she sent a photo of them to her professor at Wilfrid Laurier University, Dr. Mark Terry, an environmentalist who also teaches at York, and he was inspired to start the Plastic Pickup Challenge. It’s an official Earth Day event where people are challenged to pick up plastic litter in their community.
SIR – I support Lt Cdr Brian Smith’s idea (Letters, April 16) that a new royal yacht should be named HMY Elizabeth and Philip, following the precedent of HMY Victoria and Albert.
Many ships acquire affectionate nicknames: HMS Endurance was known as the Red Plum, HMS Charybdis as Cherry B, and HMS Sheffield as Shiny Sheff.
If the idea is taken up, it won’t be too long before she is known as HMY Liz ’n’ Phil – affectionately, of course.
Cdr Peter Baseby RN (retd)
Kennington, Oxfordshire
SIR – The strict observance by the Queen and the Royal family of the current Covid rules showed their consideration and respect for all those who have died in the past year, and whose families had to cope with even tighter regulations as they laid their loved ones to rest.