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w at er lo oc hr on ic le .c a W at er lo o C hr on ic le | T hu rs da y, F eb ru ar y 22 ,2 01 8 | 22 We Want To Hear From You The full details of any notices are available on our Public Notices webpage at www.regionofwaterloo.ca; click on the Public Notices link in the top right of the homepage. If you have any trouble viewing this information or wish to obtain a full copy of any Public Notice, please contact the Regional Clerk's office at 519-575-4400 or email regionalclerk@regionofwaterloo.ca. How to Provide Input on Potential Changes to Property Tax Policies Impacting Vacant and Excess Commercial and Industrial Property Input can be provided in three ways: • Through an on-line survey: www.engageregionofwaterloo.ca • In person at an Open House on Thursday March 1, 2:00 to 4:00 pm at 150 Frederick Street, Room 110, Kitchener • Through a written submission sent directly to the Region of Waterloo by email to ahinchberger@regionofwaterloo.ca To speak to a Finance Department staff person regarding the potential changes, please contact Angela Hinchberger at ahinchberger@regionofwaterloo.ca or 519-575-4728.P.519.886.1550 TTY.1.866.786.3941 waterloo.ca/publicnotices We offer a number of payment options including online banking, e-post and pre-authorized payments to make it easy to pay your tax or water bills from the comfort of your home. For payment options for your water utility bills visit waterloo.ca/waterpayment and for your tax bills visit waterloo.ca/taxpayment. Did you know you can pay your tax and water bills online? PAY ONLINE The City of Waterloo 2018 interim property tax due dates are March 1, 2018 and May 1, 2018. Interim tax bills have been mailed or sent via e-post. Please note, you are responsible for paying your taxes on or before the due dates. Non-receipt of your property tax bill does not exempt you from taxes and/or late payment penalty charges. If you have not received your tax bill, please let us know by contacting revenue services at revenue@waterloo.ca or calling at 519-747-8718. PAYING BY MAIL? Please remit the stub of your tax bill along with your payment to: City of Waterloo Revenue Services 100 Regina St. S. PO Box 337 Station Waterloo Waterloo, ON N2J 4A8 PAYING IN-PERSON? Payment can be made Monday to Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., at Waterloo City Centre (100 Regina St. S.) Waterloo Service Centre (265 Lexington Crt.) Did you receive your 2018 interim property tax bill? Nicole Morrison's out- standing season has her in- to the record books with the Laurier Golden Hawks. On the final weekend of the regular season, Morri- son became the highest- scorer in Laurier women's basketball history. Morrison, the Golden Hawks (10-14) most valu- able player all season long, eclipsed Meaghan McGrath's franchise re- cord of 1,371 career points by notching 15 points in Friday's overtime loss at Lakehead. Morrison's three-pointer in extra time pushed her past McGrath's park, which was set in 2006. "It's definitely awesome, for a while I did feel a bit of pressure to do it,' Morrison said. "I mean it's not the most important thing, [but] it does feel really goo to be able to accomplish something like that." Earlier in the season, Morrison broke McGrath's single-season record of 425 points. The fifth-year guard fin- ished with 462 points after Laurier dropped a second straight game to Lakehead on Saturday. Lakehead's Leashja Grant led the prov- ince with 535 points. Morrison also finished third in the OUA with 105 assists and third in free throws made with 118 as well as also ranking second in three-pointers made with 54. She added 21 points in Saturday's regular sea- son final, giving her a ca- reer total of 1,394, good for tenth-best mark in confer- ence history. The Hamilton native says she didn't know she broke the record till after the game, when her par- ents and "Nana", who flew in to watch the game, con- gratulated her. "My parents and Nana never missed a game in my career," said Morrison. "When I walked they were the first people to congrat- ulate me and let me know what's going on. I don't re- ally use social media a lot, so I wasn't aware of the re- cord till they told me. "I didn't even really know how close I was, I didn't really pay attention to that kind of stuff, I just wanted to play and not wor- ry about it." The communications major is focused on the up- coming playoff series against the very same Thunderwolves, which opens on Wed. Feb 21. Laurier lost by a com- bined five points to the Wolves over the weekend, 60-58 in OT on Friday, and 62-59 on Saturday. "It was definitely impor- tant, playing so close both games, it helps our team re- alize this is a team we can beat. We were able to try a bunch of things that we thought might help us on Wednesday." SPORTS Laurier's Nicole Morrison becomes all-time scoring leader NAMISH MODI nmodi@waterloochronicle.ca Fifth-year guard Nicole Morrison eclipsed Meaghan McGrath's career points record to become highest-scoring Golden Hawk in history. Namish Modi