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Dealership, pop star aim to help skate park

An improved skateboard park is no pipe dream thanks to a hot set of wheels.

Justin Bieber has teamed up with Frank Sandola, dealer principal at Stratford Hyundai, to raise money to refurbish the skatepark on Downie Street.

Bieber popped into the local dealership and signed a 2012 red Genesis Turbo Coupe which will be auctioned off on eBay next month.

Sandola sold Bieber's grandmother Diane Dale a car a while back and that's how it all got started.

He said:

"After getting to know Diane I was trying to figure out a way to help the city and involve Justin. I approached Diane about it,". 

Word went through the proper channels and Sandola was told Bieber agreed to sign the car for a cause. Sandola let Bieber decide exactly where the money should go and he chose the skate park.

"He wants to give the kids somewhere to go and do their thing," Sandola said.

All proceeds from the $40,000 car will go to the skate park, Sandola said.

Bieber signed the driver's side sun visor, the accompanying paperwork which includes the vehicle identification number (VIN), the passenger's side dashboard and added music notes and wrote a note on the brochure for the car: "Congrats. Looks like you're the lucky winner. Justin Bieber." All of that will go with the car as well as pictures of Bieber signing the car and other items.

The car is currently in the showroom of the dealership. Sandola is considering accepting donations from fans who want to have pictures taken with the car. The proceeds will still go to the skatepark.

Justin Bieber checks out the Raptors dance pack at Toronto's home opener ...

He is used to getting stared at by by teenage fans who fantasise about being his girlfriend.

But Justin Bieber looked like he was doing a little fantasising of his own when he was caught staring at a pretty young cheerleader at a basketball match.

The 17-year-old star certainly seemed to be enjoying the routine as he got ready to cheer on the Toronto Raptors at the Air Canada Centre.

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Justin Bieber’s Grandparents ‘Happy At Home’ Again After Car Accident

Get all the details of Justin’s grandparents’ terrifying accident in which their car flipped in the snow and was totalled.

Justin Bieber‘s grandparents Bruce and Diane Dale are safe at home now after they were in a terrible accident in which their car flipped, hit a tree and got totalled, Kees Wijnands, Media Relations Officer for Perth County Ontario’s Provincial Police Department.
It happened at around “1:00 in the afternoon [on Dec. 27] in the Township of Perth East” near where Bruce and Diane live in Stratford, Canada, the officer tells us. “They were down one of the concession roads. It’s paved. They were heading east bound on that road. It was slushy snow. They got caught in the slush and it sucked them into the ditch. As a result, the vehicle, a small SUV rolled. They weren’t going very fast. They got in the ditch and rolled. The vehicle hit some trees and shrubbery. It rolled and landed back on its wheels.”

“The airbags deployed,” continues the officer. “They were seat belted in. Bruce was driving. Bruce was taken to Stratford General Hospital with minor injuries as a precaution. Diane was OK.”

Thankfully, Bruce turned out to be fine. “He was treated and released,” shares the officer. ”They are happy at home again.”

The cause of the accident was the slushy snow. “We haven’t had a lot of snow yet,” describes the officer. “This was the first actual snow of the winter. We had a lot more snow after the collision. This was the slush stage and it was just freezing up. There was a couple inches on the ground. It was around the freezing mark yesterday.”

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Justin Bieber's Grandparents Injured In A Car Crash

Justin Bieber's grandparents were reportedly involved in a car crash in Canada today.

Bruce and Diane Dale are the parents of Justin's mum Pattie, and they helped raise Justin when he was growing up in Stratford.

According to users on Twitter, Bruce and Diane got into a car accident which resulted in their vehicle flipping into a ditch. Bruce reportedly broke four of his ribs, but the pair didn't suffer any serious injuries.

"#prayforjustinsgrandparents" and "Bruce and Diane" are both currently trending on Twitter.

No statement has been made by Justin or his team. However Pattie herself confirmed the news on Twitter.

She wrote, "My parents got into a car accident today. They flipped into a ditch & totaled the car but thank God they are alive! My dad has broken ribs. Plz pray 4 him 4 quick healing! Count your blessings & forgive ur parents always. U never know what tomorrow holds!!!"

We hope they are OK -- our thoughts are with Justin and his family during this tough time.

Justin Bieber Buys Ryan Butler A Mustang Convertible For Christmas

He's worth about £54 million after just four years in the spotlight.

And Justin Bieber wanted to share some of that fortune with his friends and family from back home in Canada.

While staying in his hometown of Stratford, Ontario, over Christmas, the 17-year-old gave his childhood friend the keys to a white Mustang convertible.

Ryan Butler today shared a picture of the new two-door ride with his 652,845 followers.

He said simply: 

'Justin got me a present. #swag!!!'

The pair grew up together in Stratford, Ontario.

Ryan can be seen on Justin's 2009 video for One Time.

Justin is known for his extravagant gift-giving and is reported to have spent £30,000 on a Chanel watch for popstar girlfriend Selena Gomez when she was being treated for treated for malnourishment and exhaustion in July.

He recently surprised fans with a new song, be Alright, in Toronto, explaining that it was about how sometimes you need to let someone you love go.

Justin Bieber And Friends Together For Christmas

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we are like #ENTOURAGE - SWAG- http://instagr.am/p/a2z_D/

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Justin Bieber Honored with a Walk of Fame Star in Stratford, AVON Theater

Justin Bieber has been honoured with a special star placed infront of Avon Theater in his native hometown Ontario, Canada.

Justin expressed his love for music since he was a kid by busking and playing music on the streets of the city of Stratford, where he was raised.

When your friend is Justin Bieber

STRATFORD—Chaz Somers stretches out on the sofa, unfolding his nearly six-foot frame languidly –– a sleepy teenager on an end-of-summer day. It is 3 p.m. and Somers has been awake about an hour. Even an iced cappuccino has failed to make him completely alert; he yawns. He is 14 and another sun-drenched afternoon lies before him.

Downtown, tourists and locals mingle as light glints off the Avon