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contents SEPTEMBER/OC TOBER 2017 Volume 21 Number 5
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COVER STORY 19 Ken Welsh: Acting is in his blood
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Editor’s Message: Back to School Finance: Map out financial goals Emporium: Entertainment, products, food & drink Simply Tech: Enhance your video’s audio
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24 Grief Counselling Camp 26 Verve Senior Living 28 Electric Muscle Stimulation
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ACTIVE TRAVEL 32 Thailand: Take the unbeaten path 34 Fly Fishing: For the love of it 40 Hamilton & Burlington: Reaching new heights
40 Everything for your home under our roof!
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45 ACTIVE HOME 45 Jane Lockhart: Home libraries 48 Cobi Ladner: One-colour decorating 50 Mark Cullen: Raised beds 52 Product Showcase: Recently introduced Adult-Lifestyle Communities 56 Briar Hill, Alliston 58 Kaitlin Communities, Southern Ontario locations 60 The Village at St. Elizabeth Mills, Hamilton 62 The Vines, Niagara-on-the-Lake 64 The Arbour Condo Villas, Peterborough 66 Chartwell Grenadier Retirement Residence, Toronto 68 Stonebridge by the Bay, Wasaga Beach
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September/October 2017
Back to School
PUBLISHER Michael Rosset ASSOCIATE PUBLISHER Hope McLarnon EDITOR Catherine Daley
JoAnn McHardy Jayne Hobbs EDITORIAL COORDINATOR Frances Mangos MAP EDITOR Natalie Sicilia ART DIRECTOR
NO – YOU DIDN’T pick up a copy of Today’s
BODY & SOUL EDITOR
Parent by mistake. However, it’s quite likely that over the course of your life you’ve spent a great deal of time either preparing to head off to school, yourself, or waving goodbye to your little ones as they boarded the bus for the first day, and, later still, shedding more than a few tears as your grown children packed to go away to college or university at this time of year. As the dog days of summer start to wind down and anxieties start to rise, advertisements for the best deals on binders, pens, markers and knapsacks bombard us. Today, the knapsack would need to accommodate a computer and a cell phone, but are those cumbersome binders with loose-leaf, three-hole punched paper still on the supply list? They would start off as fresh-faced as our little cherubs did on the first day of school, but they’d end up with torn pages hanging out, or shoved back in with white sticky reinforcements around the ripped culprits. I always had the best of intentions at the beginning of the school year with colour-coded notebooks and freshly sharpened pencils, as well as a commitment to improved penmanship, and keeping it all neat and organized. But sadly, it was short-lived. Still, it’s that eternal hope of starting afresh that we often look forward to in September. Many consider it to be the unofficial start of the year. After the lazy, crazy days of summer it’s historically been a time when we get back on track – school and work settle us into a routine. If retired, many of us are more apt to join a group, gym or club, or use the school year time-frame to get involved with volunteer work and take a long-desired course of our choosing. I’m off to school, but by the time that this issue of Active Life comes out, I will have returned from the University of Oxford. I’m taking a week-long course called: A Woman’s Work: the Novel and the Working Woman. Participants stay in the residences at Christ Church, and eat their meals in the great hall. I’m not sure I’ll feel as magical as Harry Potter, but that, in itself, is sure to be a charmed experience. In the meantime, we have lots of inspiration to fire up your imagination with new decorating ideas, destinations and educational advice from our experts. In her article on home libraries, Jane Lockhart quotes Marcus Tullius Cicero. I’ll leave you with another one of his: “Life without learning is death.”
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[FINANCE]
MAKE A PLAN AND MAP OUT YOUR
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here’s an old saying – if you fail to plan, you plan to fail. When it comes to your finances, this is particularly true. A recent poll, conducted by CIBC, surveyed Canadians with household incomes above $100,000. Out of the study group, close to half of the participants didn’t have a financial plan in place – nothing detailed that was set out as to how they planned to reach their goals. By not having a financial plan means that there’s no emergency fund, no nest egg – no extra money at all. This lack of planning could mean financial ruin for many. All it takes is an unpredictable hiccup, like a temporary job loss, a family emergency or a major house repair to send many bank accounts deep into the red. It may seem daunting to come up with a financial plan, but it’s as simple as writing down your personal goals and financial needs, as well as your priorities as it relates to income, and expenses like taxes, mortgages, education needs, insurance, and retirement and estate planning, etc. When you see it in black and white, you’ll feel confident in your ability to manage unexpected changes.
BUDGETING VS. FINANCIAL PLANNING
While budgeting is an important part of financial planning, it doesn’t reflect your long-term plan. List your goals in five-year increments – 5-10-15 years. If you’re approaching retirement age, assess your retirement fund and, if necessary, take steps to improve it.
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By setting out your short- and longterm goals, mapping out a route as to how you’re going to get there will become much clearer.
EMERGENCY FUNDS
Bigger is better when it comes to the monies set aside for emergencies. The recommended amount is three months worth of living expenses in case of a job loss or unpaid leave. This fund doesn’t necessarily reflect three months of salary, but represents what you spend on average over a three-month period. Such expenses would include your rent or mortgage payment, utility costs, transportation, groceries, incidentals, membership fees, etc. But don’t stop at three months. If you can afford to beef up your emergency fund, do it. My recommendation is to save 15 per cent of each pay cheque and apply it to this fund.
TRACK YOUR EXPENSES
To really get a handle on what you spend each month, write down every penny that goes out of your account. Not only do you track your purchases, but it highlights areas where you may be spending too much.
DEBT IS THE BIGGEST OBSTACLE
No matter how well you map out your goals, you are bound to hit a roadblock if you are saddled with large debt payments. A healthy financial plan includes a path to becoming debt free. Aside from your mortgage debt, what other debts are you carrying? Credit cards? Lines
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By not having a financial plan means that there’s no emergency fund, no nest egg – no extra money at all. of credit? Have you borrowed from a friend or family member? The money that you owe is costing you a lot. Tally up your debt, and then come up with a plan to tackle it. If you find that it’s unmanageable, start by working on your highest debt first and get help from a debt management service.
IT’S A JOURNEY
You’re setting yourself up for success if you have a financial plan; however, it’s not a one-time exercise. Check your financial progress every six months, and adjust your savings and investments accordingly. Seek professional advice from financial and tax advisors, or get yourself a money coach. These type of services are often money well spent. n Rubina Ahmed-Haq holds a CSC designation, is the finance editor for Home Publishing Group, and appears in Condo Life, on CBC Radio, CBC News Network, CTV Your Morning, Global Toronto ratesupermarket. ca and debt.ca. Follow her on twitter @ alwayssavemoney. AlwaysSaveMoney.ca
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With a lav mic, the audio pick-up is always just a few inches from your mouth.
The iRig Mic Lav’s mic cable has a dual-purpose jack. It allows you to monitor what’s passing through the mic and daisy chain, along with an additional mic if you want to record two people – features you wouldn’t expect on a typical lav mic. The first feature allows you to plug in a pair of earbuds or headphones, so that whoever is standing behind the camera can hear exactly what’s passing through the mic. Not only will they see what’s being recorded, but they can hear it as well. If the background noise is still too loud due to the level of the person’s voice, you can reposition the shot to accommodate the surrounding environment.
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The second feature is handy if you have more than one iRig Mic Lav. Toggle the switch on the jack of the first mic to ‘input’, and you can connect them together and route the sound from both mics to your phone. This is ideal when you’re recording an interview, or a conversation with more than one person. The iRig Mic Lav offers broadcast-quality recording, so musicians, presenters, podcasters and videographers can use it for professional applications. Available through retailers like Staples, Best Buy and The Source, the iRig Mic Lav sells for approximately $60, and is also available in a twopack bundle for around $100. It comes with a zip-up carry case, and can be slipped into a pocket or purse. In order to enhance the audio quality of your holiday videos, and when you’re recording messages to the kids and grandkids, it’s a handy gadget to have. n Greg Gazin (a.k.a The Gadget Guy and Gadget Greg) is a syndicated tech columnist, blogger, podcaster (host and producer), speaker and author. He also contributes to Canoe.com, G4TV Canada and Troy Media. GadgetGuy.ca myhomepage.ca/activelife
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Ken Welsh
Acting is in his blood
Photography, Jake Martella
BY CECE M. SCOTT
Just as I am about to knock on the white door of Ken Welsh’s country home, my eyes spot a sign that epitomizes his wry sense of humour – Out of my mind. Back in five minutes. At the age of 75, Welsh’s career has spanned a half century. He’s played countless roles, onstage and on screen, and is the recipient of many awards, including five Geminis, a Genie for the best supporting actor in Margaret’s Museum, the Earle Grey Lifetime Achievement Award, and in 2004 Welsh received the Order of Canada. ACTIVE LIFE
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orn and raised in Edmonton, Welsh graduated from the University of Alberta with a degree in drama, and then attended Montreal’s National Theatre School. Not many actors can claim that they spent the first seven years of their career at the Stratford Festival. Following this stint, Welsh left in 1973 and went on to appear at the Guthrie Theatre in Minneapolis, the Goodman Theatre in Chicago and then spent many years on Broadway.
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Corrine Farago, (Devon’s mother), Ken and Devon, 1988. Cyrano de Bergerac, 1980, Goodman Theatre, Chicago. Paul Benedict, Ken Welsh, Kathy Bates, Terrence McNally, Frankie and Johnny in the Clair de Lune, 1988. Doctor Watson in The Hound of the Baskervilles, TV movie, 2000.
At the age of 26, while at Stratford, Welsh was cast as Hamlet. Other plum roles include starring in Piaf on Broadway, and the 1987 production of Frankie and Johnny in the Clair de Lune with Kathy Bates. Touted as one of the hardest working actors in Canada, Welsh wrote and performed the celebrated off-Broadway cabaret musical Standup Shakespeare. “My favourite characters are ones that have heart and play to a complicated range of emotions. I like to find the soul of the character, where the sensitivities lie,” says Welsh. “Humour is definitely an important element in any role I play. If you can’t have a good laugh, what’s the point? I laugh out loud to myself all the time – of course that could be senility.” In 1989, Welsh’s performance in Love and Hate: The Story of Colin and Joanne Thatcher, about a former Alberta rancher and politician who is convicted of killing his wife, won him a Gemini.
Welsh’s favourite Hollywood movies were all made in Canada, and include Loyalties, 1987; Margaret’s Museum with Helena Bonham Carter in 1995; and a hilarious flick about opera and hockey with Robbie Coltrane called Perfectly Normal, 1991. A compilation of Welsh’s work wouldn’t be complete without highlighting one of his favourite parts, the villainous Windom Earle in the 1980s hit series Twin Peaks. “Windom was one of my favourite television roles,” says Welsh. “People remember the character because he was so evil.” During his illustrious career, Welsh has performed alongside many well-known actors, but especially enjoyed working with Stockard Channing, Kathy Bates, Olympia Dukakis, Glenn Close, Meryl Streep and the late Ron Silver. In his 50s and 60s Welsh says that he was still in top form when it came to memorizing his lines, but concedes that he’s finding it a bit more challenging in his 70s. When it comes to physical endurance on stage, he says that it hasn’t been a problem, because the audience’s energy gives him the adrenaline charge that he thrives on to outperform himself. “There aren’t as many roles available for actors my age, and what roles do come up are being filled quickly. Guys my age are dying off, but not quick enough,” says Welsh drolly. “Whenever I am asked, I will act. I just did an episode of The Blacklist in New York. It really only took me a couple of days to learn the lines.” Welsh is also committed to helping out young directors, and those who are up and coming – often appearing in independent films for very little gratuity.
After living in New York for 12 years, a small community appealed to Welsh. “My neighbours are all really great people. I like watching the kids play as the generations roll out. Certainly, I enjoy being a part of it all. I read poetry with the choir and sometimes I perform Shakespeare,” says Welsh. “In fact, ever since 1974 when I was in Chicago, I’ve done exclusive Shakespearean performances. I have a big sign that has 30 characters on it and I let the audience choose. Sometimes I do a soliloquy. Sometimes I do the entire first scene with all the characters in it.” Welsh is an avid gardener and has planted more than one hundred trees of assorted varieties on his pastoral property. This year, his vegetable garden is expected
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The pride and joy of Welsh’s life is his son Devon, now 28. With his then wife, Corinne Farago, they moved to the rural Ontario property where he has lived for the last 28 years. It was here that he brought up his son, often on his own.
The minute I got on stage and got a few laughs, I knew that acting was my destiny. – Ken Welsh to yield beans, potatoes tomatoes, asparagus, broccoli and herbs. “I have always loved gardening,” says Welsh. “I need to have things growing around me.”
Photography, (top and far right) Jake Martella; (Standup Shakespeare) Peter Cunningham
Welsh has no plans on slowing down. Part of his ongoing regime includes going to the gym on a regular basis, walking 5,000 steps a day, practicing yoga, eating properly and meditating. “I’m in pretty good shape for a guy my age. I don’t ever plan to quit.” He also has a few things that he still wants to check off of his bucket list, which have to do with singing and playing the trumpet. “When people have a birthday, I play Happy Birthday on my trumpet. It’s become a tradition,” says Welsh with that mischievous twinkle in his eye. Welsh would love to make an album of jazz songs that feature the melodies of his favourite musical icons like Frank Sinatra, Tony Bennett and Rosemary Clooney. At the top of his list would be the opportunity to sing the anthems at a major league baseball game. “I love sports and I go to the batting cage. And, yes, I hit the ball. I’ve still got it.” Good health, good friends and, in particular, his son, Devon, are the things that Welsh cherishes. Devon is a musician and currently lives in Montreal. His hit song, Downtown, won him a Juno. Regular visits, which include the odd Raptors’ game, keep them connected. “I love my son very much. We maintain close contact and I see him as often as I can. He has a beautiful voice and works very hard. He is a lovely man,” says Welsh in his melodious Shakespearean cadence.
Welsh appreciates all that life has bestowed upon him and spends no time bemoaning his youth. “I don’t miss anything about my youth – youth was youth. I did a lot when I was young, so there is nothing to regret. My youth was fabulous, but I certainly enjoy what I do now.” In one of his more serious moments, Welsh says that spirituality is a key component in his life. “It gives a great respect as to why we are here. I’m not a philosopher – I just live life.”
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Standup Shakespeare, created by Ken Welsh and Ray Leslee at Theatre 890, NY, 1987. (RIGHT)
Ken and his dog Zoltan. Photo by Charles Dennis.
And with that he turns to the photographer and agrees that a photo shoot in the backyard would definitely work. “It’s breezy out there, and my hair looks good blowing in the wind.” n ACTIVE LIFE
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Grief counselling for kids and teens
THE BIRTH OF CAMP ERIN
In honour of Erin Metcalf, major league baseball pitcher, Jamie Moyer, and his wife Karen, founded Camp Erin – a bereavement camp for kids and teens. The Moyers met Erin when she was 15 through the Make-A-Wish Foundation. They were so inspired by Erin’s courage and her passion to help other children, that they supported the grief camp as a tribute to Erin after her passing at the age of 17.
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Camp Erin Toronto is fully funded by sponsors and donations, and is open to children between the ages of six to 17 who have lost an immediate family member or a custodial caregiver through death. At no cost to the family, kids are referred to the program and chosen from a wide range of socioeconomic backgrounds.
RITUALS AND REMEMBERING
Of the 54 Camp Erin’s, four of them are located in Canada. As part of the therapeutic portion of the programming, the camp embraces grief rituals, such as creating a memory board compiled of pictures of the person who died. The campers choose a grief activity during grief rotation – providing them an opportunity to help process grief. During ‘Ask the Doctor’ sessions, campers can ask anony-
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mous questions about what they are experiencing as a result of their loss. During the camp luminary ceremony, campers light a candle and spend time in remembrance.
ACKNOWLEDGING EMOTIONS
At Camp Erin, they want the children to know that they are not alone in their grief, and that their feelings are perfectly normal. For some campers, it’s their first out-of-thecity experience. Over three days they get to be with, and relate to, other kids. Often strong bonds are formed as a result of their losses. Most importantly, these young people are equipped with a tool box to help them to cope with their grief and to work through their emotions. “We strongly believe that the Camp Erin experience is life-changing,” says Lysa Toye, clinical director Camp Erin Toronto, Dr. Jay Children’s Grief Centre. Post-camp care, counselling and support services are provided by Dr. Jay Children’s Grief Centre, The Moyer Foundation and community partner agencies. If you know of a child who’s suffering, and would like information on how to send a kid to camp, visit drjaychildrensgriefcentre.ca. n myhomepage.ca/activelife
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othing tugs at our heart strings quite like seeing a child in physical, or emotional, pain. It was an unbearable parenting philosophy, but generations ago the feelings of children were often dismissed – they were to be seen and not heard. All it takes is something to trigger our own memory to take us back to childhood, and to what may have been a tragic event. It’s difficult not to be affected by the commercial where the young boy drops his glass of milk in slow-motion at the realization that his father isn’t coming home. Perhaps you lost a loved one to illness or an accident, and as a shy child you didn’t know how to express yourself. Living with emotional pain is something that many of us never get over.
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In this issue, Grace Pastore, sales and marketing manager of Verve Senior Living, discusses…
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My husband and I are both in our 70s, but are very young at heart, healthy, active and extremely independent. We plan to sell our family home in the near future and hope to settle in a place where we can stay as we age. My husband feels that it is too early to live in a senior’s residence. What are the benefits of moving into a retirement residence at our age, and what should we look for?
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There are many things to consider when looking for that special place that will meet all the requirements that both you, and your husband, are looking for.
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We all want to remain in good health, and feel our best – physically, mentally and socially. At Evergreen Retirement, a highly-skilled group of healthcare professionals are available 24/7 – if required.
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For many of us, the kitchen was always the heart of the home. Our meals are made with fresh, local ingredients, and are prepared from scratch by a professionally trained culinary team. We take care of everything so that you can enjoy your time with friends and family – we’re at your service.
Safety & Security
At Evergreen Retirement, our 24-hour concierge and 24-hour emergency response system are just the beginning. All of our staff are trained in specific safety and security procedures. You are surrounded by people who genuinely care about your well-being and peace of mind.
Life Enrichment
It’s all about individual preferences. You can be as active and as social as you choose to be. We offer daily recreational activities and wellness programs, in addition to live music twice a week. Transportation to medical appointments and shopping excursions, as well as trips to Stratford, the Shaw Festival, Ripley’s Aquarium, boat cruises, etc., are all chauffeured by Evergreen’s personal van/bus driver.
Amenities
There are no shortage of things to do at Evergreen Retirement to keep you stimulated and having fun. Get a team together for the on-site, five-pin bowling alley, play a game of bridge, join a walking club, exercise in the pool, or treat yourself to a spa day at Sterling Silver Spa & Salon. As the day winds down, relax with friends for a tea or coffee in our cafe, or enjoy a cocktail during happy hour in Evergreen’s Windows Bar, while listening to live music.
Location
Located in a gorgeous setting in Mississauga, Evergreen Retirement is conveniently located with easy access to Toronto, all major highways and the airport, as well as a plethora of shopping and dining options. This well-appointed retirement community offers a full range of lifestyle alternatives. You can choose to be completely independent, independent with assistance or, if required, assisted living – all in a secure environment. With these types of options, it makes Evergreen the ideal choice for aging in place in an inspired, senior living environment. n Live a life filled with verve at Evergreen Retirement. verveseniorliving.com
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ELECTRIC MUSCLE
Stimulation Less stress, more strength BY AGNES RAMSAY
Ongoing studies show that building muscle is very important for your overall health and wellness. However, physical limitations, an injury, or the lack of time that it takes to build muscle, may contribute to this practice not being high on your priority list.
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HOW IT WORKS
EMS, or electromyostimulation, is the elicitation of muscle contraction using electric impulses. In the 70s, the Russians used EMS technology on their athletes to help them to achieve enhanced strength and endurance. Athletes around the world often use EMS for training. The training that I took involves wearing an ‘esuit’, which looks like something between a swat jacket and a paratrooper outfit. The esuit is then connected to the main ‘brain’, and an experienced trainer titrates all the individual muscle levels. I started with a 20-minute, full body workout once a week. It didn’t take long before I felt, and saw, results. Now more than two years later, the excruciating pain that I used to have in my lower back is a distant memory. I now do it once or twice a week, and at 56 years old, I feel amazing. n
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growth hormone, which helps to keep you feeling younger.
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hen my doctor informed me that I have degeneration in my neck and lower back, she added, “you aren’t getting any younger.” I’ve lifted weights for most of my life, but I was now experiencing pain and numbness in my hands. And, to be honest, I was getting somewhat tired of it. As my doctor so succinctly pointed out to me, my chronological age was increasing, which meant that my body wasn’t responding like it used to. I was introduced to whole body Electric Muscle Stimulation training (EMS) through a client of mine. I learned that EMS was often used for rehabilitation purposes in physiotherapy in the prevention of disuse muscle atrophy, which can occur after musculoskeletal injuries, such as damage to bones, joints, muscles, ligaments and tendons. The technology for EMS has been fine-tuned over the years, and is now safe, comfortable and user-friendly. When you think about it, our own nervous systems run on electrical impulses. EMS is something that most people can utilize, and it doesn’t put any stress on the joints or the spine. The practice has been more widely used in Europe over the past 10 years, and they are reporting wonderful success stories.
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Buddha and prangs, Ayutthaya
BY KATE ROBERTSON
Vibrant Bangkok
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Even in the bustling city of Bangkok, consider visiting lesser-known temples, instead of the Grand Palace or Wat Pho (where the 46 metre long reclining Buddha lies) to stave off throngs of tourists. Take a tuk-tuk (three-wheeled motorcycle taxi) to Wat Ratchabophit or Wat Suthat to see impressive gold-leafed Buddhas, magnificent wall murals, pagodas and sweeping ceramic tiled roofs. At nearby Talad Trok Mo morning market, mingle with the locals and stroll the narrow alleyways
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where vendors are set up in front of crumbling shops. Here you can browse the fresh produce, meats and fascinating (often unrecognizable) food items. Take the time to watch flower vendors skillfully weave jasmine into beautiful, aromatic Thai garlands, which are worn on the wrist or hung over the rear view mirror in taxis for good luck. This is a good place to try some traditional street food like pad prik khing (a red curry with meat and long beans), or khanom buang (sweet Thai crepes). Bangkok’s main river, Chao Phraya, myhomepage.ca/activelife
Photography, Kate Robertson
With a long-standing tourist industry, Thailand is often described as a magical place to visit. It is the number one destination in southeast Asia, and attracts millions of visitors each year. Combined with a population of more than 68 million, the multitude of people may seem daunting, but there are lots of places you can visit to avoid the crowds.
Krabi Island Hopping
Floating restaurant, Ban Ko Klang.
connects with a maze of centuries-old canals. Hop aboard one of the local water taxis (traditional long-tailed boats) for a charming cruise down Bangkok Noi Canal, where you will see traditional stilted shacks mingled with beautiful temples, factories and upscale homes. Ask the driver to stop in front of the temple to feed the catfish, where women sell bags of stale bread (the catfish are protected here). If you’re lucky you’ll spot large monitor lizards sunning themselves on shore.
Natural Chiang Mai
Nestled amidst forested mountains, Thailand’s northern capital has a more rural, laid back feel. There are plenty of temples to see, but it’s also a great place to get in touch with Thailand’s natural side. Within a short jaunt from the city, you’ll experience lush green countryside, rainforest eco-reserves and Patara – an ethical elephant farm and rescue facility. At Patara, you will be assigned your own elephant for the day, and taught how to bathe, feed and ride it, as a keeper would. Bordered by Myanmar and Laos, not only is the climate cooler in Chaing Mai, but the food is less spicy on the tongue than in other parts of Thailand. An example of this is their most popular street food khao soi – a Burmese-influenced, rich noodle soup with seasonings and chunks of meat, topped with crispy noodles. Thai massage is available everywhere and is very affordable. Indulge in a luxurious treatment at CHI – the spa at Shangri-La Hotel. Your masseuse will lead you down small pathways, over bridges and alongside ponds to your own private hut where you will be pampered, starting off with a salt foot scrub in rose-petal water.
With more than 100 islands nearby, the beach resort town of Krabi, located on the Andaman coastline, is the perfect place for island hopping. Here, the vivid turquoise ocean is dotted with dramatic karsts (limestone formations rising out of the water) and blanketed with emerald green foliage. It’s hard to capture a pictorial reference, even in your imagination. A 10-minute boat ride through the mangroves will take you to Ban Ko Klang island, which is a predominately Muslim fishing community. Local initiatives here include the farming of a special sang yod rice (violet/reddish in colour) and batik-making to help to sustain the local economy. Without cars on the island, you’ll have to rely on a tuk-tuk for a tour of the tiny villages, where you’re likely to see water buffalos and goats grazing in expansive fields along the way. Take note of the song birds that hang in cages outside of each home – the more birds, the higher the family status. Before you leave, make sure you enjoy a fresh fish lunch in the peaceful ambiance of one of the rustic floating restaurants.
Ayutthaya
Founded in 1350, Ayutthaya was once the capital of Thailand before it was attacked and burned by the Burmese
Intricate mosaics on temples.
army in 1767. A guided bicycle tour is a great way to visit the many archaeological ruins of Buddhist monasteries and prangs (reliquary towers), which point to how majestic this city once was. After the ride, reward yourself with a bag of sai mai (threads of sweet, colourful cotton candy), which are sold everywhere on the streets. Although Thailand is smaller in size than the the province of Alberta, there are so many amazing things to see and do, you’ll be planning your return trip before you even arrive home. n
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have lasting memories of the 1992 movie A River Runs Through It, and I can honestly say that it has nothing to do with Brad Pitt. Images from the movie stayed with me because of the beautiful fly fishing scenes. And, in 1993, the academy agreed with me and awarded it an Oscar for best cinematography. My daughter was a rower when she was in university. For some reason I equate the timing and fluidity of fly fishing with the choreographic nature A box of trout candy.
of rowing – watching a crew of eight sweeping their oars in perfect unison. Fly fishing is all about the fluidity of the waves (referred to as loops) as the line unfurls during the cast. Unlike other casting methods, when you’re fly fishing you’re casting the line rather than the lure. Apparently there’s a great amount of physics involved in performing the proper cast, but photographer, fly angler and co-host on So Fly Podcast, Gabriel Bizeau, says that you can
liken it to mastering a perfect stroke when playing golf – it takes a lot of practice. During the off-season, you might find Bizeau honing his technique in an empty field. “Consistency is the main skill – you have to be precise. You want to make your loop as small as possible when you’re swinging. If you deviate from your path with your arm, you get tangled and that’s when you start swearing,” laughs Bizeau. “It’s not as peaceful as everyone
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The trout of Bizeau’s dreams.
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Rob Cesta, owner and operator of Drift Outfitters, lands a big one.
Many of us would probably be better fishermen if we did not spend so much time watching and waiting for the world to become perfect. – Norman Maclean, A River Runs Through it and Other Stories
You don’t have to drive far to find great fly fishing spots like this in Southern Ontario. For more information visit DriftOutfitters.com in Toronto, or Grand River Outfitting & Fly Shop in Fergus at OntarioFlyFishing.ca.
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Hamilton’s historical attractions include the Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum, the HMCS Haida National Historic Site (Canada’s most famous Tribal Class warship) and Dundurn – a National Historic Site built in 1835. Now a museum, the castle was the former residence of Sir Allan Napier MacNab, Prime Minister of Upper Canada, 1854 to 1856. The current Duchess of Cornwall, Camilla, is the museum’s patron, and is the great, great, great granddaughter of MacNab. Other noted attractions include the Canadian Football Hall of Fame, (Michael ‘Pinball’ Clemons is a member), the African Lion Safari Park and the Cathedral of Christ the King.
THE GREAT OUTDOORS
Residents and visitors can cycle along Hamilton’s 7.5 kilometres of waterfront trails through the 40-acre Bayfront Park, which includes an outdoor skating rink and soon-tobe-refurbished public marina, and connects to the Royal Botanical Gardens. The Hamilton Escarpment offers spectacular views of the city and of the Hamilton Harbour. Hamilton, and the surrounding area, boasts more than 100 waterfalls. Webster’s Falls is located in the Spencer George/Webster’s Falls Conservation Area, and is considered Hamilton's gem. Enjoy a self-guided walk along the well-maintained trails that provide access to a host of waterfalls along the Niagara Escarpment and Bruce Trail. Trekkers can also hike the King’s Forest Waterfall Walk to Albion Falls, the Devil’s Punchbowl Battlefield Creek Walk and the scenic Iroquoia Walk, among others. Picturesque cycling routes include the Escarpment Rail Trail, Dofasco Trail Loop, the Hamilton-Brantford Rail Trail and the Chedoke Rail Trail.
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The picturesque town of Dundas is located close by, and features 19th century buildings, sophisticated boutiques and food emporiums. Nicknamed the Valley Town because of its location at the bottom of the Niagara Escarpment on the western edge of Lake Ontario, Dundas is a short 20-minute drive from Hamilton.
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At the centre of the Golden Horseshoe is Burlington. This city is ideally situated between Toronto and Niagara, and offers the best of all worlds. It's home to 115 parks and 200 annual events. For five years in a row, Burlington was named the best mid-sized city in Canada, as well as Ontario's second best city to live in by MoneySense, 2017. YEAR-ROUND HIGHLIGHTS
Seasonal changes in Burlington are celebrated with flair. In the early spring, Maple Festivals are popular at the Bronte Creek Provincial Park and Conservation Halton. Tulips and lilacs are the first to bloom at the Royal Botanical Gardens, and the return of the cherry blossoms are always a highlight at Spencer Smith Park. Come summer, there are a plethora of ways to stay active, including hiking on the many trails, cycling along the waterfront, or casting a line and picnicking at one of the many
parks in the area. Farmers’ markets are plentiful as are open-air patios for dining al fresco. In June, the Sound of Music Festival kicks off and continues throughout the summer months. Canada’s Largest Ribfest is held on Labour Day weekend at Spencer Smith Park, and is a great way to close out the summer. Fall into Nature celebrates the changing colours along the escarpment and throughout the region. Autumn festivals include the Pumpkins to Pastries Trail and the Harvest Festival.
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Winter activities in Burlington include outdoor skating, skiing, snowboarding, snowshoeing, and hiking. Closer to the holidays, long-standing events like Holiday Traditions at the Royal Botanical Gardens, the Candlelit Stroll and the Festival of Lights in downtown Burlington are delightful destinations.
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A National Historic Site of Canada, The Royal Botanical Gardens (RBG) is a four-season experience. The RBG boasts the world’s largest lilac collection, and includes 2,700 acres of gardens, nature sanctuaries, on-site restaurants, a gift shop and yearly festivals.
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Each year, The Burlington Performing Arts Centre includes an impressive lineup of music, theatre, dance and comedy. The Art Gallery of Burlington hosts a variety of exhibitions throughout the year, including the Soup Bowl and Arts Burlington Christmas Show & Sale. There are many small galleries and studios to explore, and the Art in Action Studio Tour is scheduled for the weekend of November 4th and 5th. To learn more about early life in Burlington, the Ireland House Museum offers a guided tour. Doors Open Burlington is on September 30, 2017. n myhomepage.ca/activelife
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LIFESTYLE COMMUNITIES • DESIGN & DECOR • GARDENING
“A
home without books is a body without soul ” – MARCUS TULLIUS CICERO
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HOME LIBRARIES
BY JANE LOCKHART
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arcus Tullius Cicero was a Roman politician and lawyer who served as consul in the year 63 BC. He was considered to be one of Rome’s greatest orators and prose stylists. While picture writing could possibly date back to 6600 BC, scholars still debate the advent of literary writing to approximately the 23rd or 24th centuries BC. Since this time, humans have accrued written works. From important documents to fictional stories, collected works were housed in libraries – the repository of information. If you remember studying penmanship in school, manual typewriters and the fresh smell of photostat copies, you probably reached adulthood before personal devices and computers were essential
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appendages. Instead, you relied on public libraries to learn about the world, and chances are you could only check three books out at a time. Today we are firmly planted in the information age, and anything we want to research is available at our fingertips. The online world can virtually take us to anywhere that we want to go – at any time. Knowledge sits in a cloud waiting to be accessed. For many there is a tug-pull of resistance. Book lovers enjoy the tactile sense of holding a book in their hands. Some claim that we absorb more, retain it for longer and have a visceral reaction to words that are printed in books. Even though those same words may now appear on a screen, we still want our books close by. Whether its a single shelf,
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a bookcase on a wall, or an entire room full of books, our home libraries are a way to hold on to the stories that shape us. Amazon recently opened its first-ever bricks and mortar location, where all the book covers face out on the shelves. It’s a great idea if you have the space, as we often remember the author and a book’s title by having a visual reference. You don’t have to be a librarian and use the Dewey Decimal System to classify the books in your home library. It’s all about personal choice. You may choose to group your books by a theme or author, or perhaps by hard and soft covers. Some people prefer to sort by spine colour, weight or the height of the book depending upon the height of the shelf. myhomepage.ca/activelife
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Reading between the lines
Warm wood tones, plus strong colours and textures, stimulates the imagination.
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(LEFT) Craftsman-style library with a Dickensian twist. (TOP) Cosy up in a library loft. (ABOVE) Craftsman-style Geldhart desk.
There’s nothing like curling up with a good book in your best-loved chair or a cosy daybed. If it’s a sunny spot, ensure that your books are protected from direct sunlight, as they can fade and deteriorate over time. Nooks and crannies are often favoured spots, so consider a loft space, a den, a bedroom or a home office for a library location. In the Victorian era, library bookcases enveloped a room, reached the ceiling and required ladders to reach the top rows. This type of look is making a comeback with soaring, custom-made shelving. Bookcases are becoming statement pieces, whether intricately carved in deep wood tones, sleek open shelving or shelves behind glass, there’s nothing like a wall of books to make a well-read homeowner feel right at home. ■
Jane Lockhart, B.A.A.I.D., Founder & Principal Designer Jane Lockhart Interior Design. Jane is a multi-award winning designer, spokesperson, author and television personality, including six successful seasons as creative director and host of W Networks’ top ranked Colour Confidential, currently in reruns and airing on HGTV U.S. JaneLockhart.com ACTIVE LIFE
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One-colour DECORATING
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“The coloured items need to be the same depth of intensity in order to achieve a graphic look.” – Cobi Ladner
or some people, choosing a colour palette when designing a new room can cause them to break out in hives. For others, it’s the best part of decorating. Your colour choices are something that you’re going to have to live with for awhile, so you want them to be pleasing on all levels. If you find yourself in the stressful category, I have a simple solution – choose just one colour. It’s one of the easiest ways to design a room, and get a polished, designer look without having to colour coordinate. Although I call it one-colour decorating, there is a second element – white. With only one colour in a room, the absence of colour actually acts as a colour to the eye. So if you choose shades of green, you’re going to pair it with white, or blue with white, or even black with white – you get the picture. To orchestrate this concept, there are a few tricks. The coloured
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items need to be the same depth of intensity in order to achieve a graphic look. They can be different shades, but they need to be of equal strength. Using different tones of one colour in a room is another great look, but it creates a softer, tonal ambiance than what I’m describing. One of the most versatile things about one-colour decorating, is that it allows you the opportunity to add an accent colour for special occasions or changing seasons with the addition of fresh flowers, fruit or textiles. For example, you could add a lime green throw, along with a bowl of green apples to a blue and white room for summer. And then come fall, you could swap it out for an orange throw and a pot of orange mums. This look is conducive to any space, but it works well in bath and powder rooms, kitchens, dining rooms, halls, porches and sunrooms. I find that many clients prefer a softer look, with more textiles and
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tonal values, when it comes to their bedrooms and living rooms. However, that’s not to say that you can’t use this graphic influence in any room – there are no rights and wrongs when it comes to decorating. Unless you choose a very pale colour, the look that is achieved from one-colour decorating is lively, polished, sharp and fun. When you layer colours, the objective is to create a more restful, serene environment. Designers use this technique to add punch to a room, and you’ll notice that they’ll often showcase this idea when working with hard surfaces that are found in kitchens, bathrooms and hallways. Add a one-two punch to a ho-hum room in your house by using white as the backdrop, and then adding your favourite colour. n Cobi Ladner is the Editorial Director of RENO & DECOR magazine, and the owner of Cobistyle. myhomepage.ca/activelife
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[IN THE GARDEN]
RAISED in a BED Tuck plants in for an extended season
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f you’re thinking of building a raised bed in your yard, urban gardener Tara Nolan has the answers to all of your questions. Nolan is an authority on this subject, and with all the changes in the business of gardening over the recent years, it’s great to have a comprehensive, go-to book on this very popular topic. Early autumn is the perfect time of year to get handy and build a raised bed to plant in for this season, or in preparation for spring. There are caveats to the raisedbed phenomena. The roots of winterhardy plants are exposed to excess cold in the depth of winter. With this in mind, choose plants that are hardy in a planting zone one above
your own. For example, plant winterhardy plants that are rated for Zone Five in a Zone Six Toronto garden. Raised beds also tend to dry out more quickly than ground level beds. On the positive side, this can decrease the likelihood of over watering, which is at the root of 90 per cent of all plant problems. However, you do have to be vigilant about watering especially during hot, dry weather. Tara Nolan is a Canadian writer. Her book is a comprehensive treatise on the subject, with a third of the book dedicated to DIY raised bed projects. Raised Bed Revolution – Build It, Fill It, Plant It…Garden Anywhere is published by Cool Spring Press. n
Raised beds help to prevent over watering, which is at the root of 90 per cent of all plant problems.
BY MARK CULLEN
Why build a raised bed? In her book, Raised Bed Revolution – Build It, Fill It, Plant It…Garden Anywhere, Nolan dedicates 12 pages of reasons as to why you might want might to build a raised bed for your veggies and ornamentals. Here are some of my favourites. ◆ Season extension ◆ Start earlier, harvest later. The soil
in a raised bed warms up quicker come spring. If you have a glassedin structure around a raised bed, or use white Reemay cloth, you can extend the season for several weeks. ◆ Control soil quality ◆ People frequently ask me what they
should do with clay soil. They’re never happy when I advise them to dig out 30 to 40 centimetres of the clay soil and replace it with 50 to 60 centimetres of new triple mix. When you build a raised bed in your yard, you don’t have to dig down and remove the soil. Fill the raised bed with the best quality, weed-free soil that you can get your hands on. ◆ Accessibility
Mark Cullen is an expert gardener, author and broadcaster. Check out his new book The New Canadian Garden published by Dundurn Press. Follow him on Twitter @MarkCullen4 and on Facebook. Sign up for his free monthly newsletter at MarkCullen.com
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designed to meet the needs of individuals with a variety of disabilities in Ashburn, Ontario), I saw some of the most practical, and handsome, raised bed gardens for wheelchair gardeners. If this is a consideration, be sure to design a wheelchair garden with a wraparound feature for the plants on the left, and a shelf for shallow rooted plants on the right, so that the gardener can belly up to the garden with their legs safely nested underneath. n
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When it comes to decorating, channel your creativity through wallpaper. At Bouclair, you’ll find a great selection, at great prices. At only $39.99 per double roll, the wallpaper is pre-pasted, washable and, best of all, it’s peel-able. Discover their full assortment instore or online.. Bouclair.com
One of the world’s most respected paint and colour experts, Annie Sloan brings decades of knowledge and style to her line of decorative Chalk Paint, books and tools. For a soft, urban palette, this arm chair’s frame was painted in Antoinette Chalk Paint, and covered in Scandinavian Pink & Provence fabric from Annie Sloan’s Coloured Linen Collection. Photo by Christopher Drake. AnnieSloan.com
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Let There Be Light Sun-Brite Drapery recently introduced two new wireless shade systems by Lutron. Both are low voltage and battery operated, offering remotecontrolled shades that are fully motorized and reasonably priced. The Serena system is a standalone product for homeowners who cannot afford to fully automate their homes. They can be installed with, or without, wires and come in a wide variety of colours and fabric textures. sunbritedrapery.com
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iscover the true meaning of resort-style living at Briar Hill – a vibrant active adult community that offers a range of amenities that will make everyday feel like a getaway. Located in New Tecumseth, this established, awardwinning community satisfies the desires of energetic homeowners who are looking for an all-encompassing lifestyle to help keep them active, healthy and happy, along with the freedom to enjoy it to the fullest. AMENITY-RICH LIFESTYLE Situated adjacent to the Nottawasaga Resort, Briar Hill homeowners can take full advantage of a comprehensive list of activities that rival any all-inclusive vacation destination. New homeowners are offered a one-year golf membership to the resort’s award-winning golf courses, where 45 holes can be enjoyed. The resort provides plenty of fitness opportunities within their 70,000-squarefoot fitness club, which features a fully equipped gym, an indoor pool with a sauna and whirlpool, indoor racquetball courts, spa services, as well as an outdoor pool and six kilometres of walking trails. An on-site arena, with two NHL-size hockey rinks, hosts organized leagues throughout the year. The resort also features a lounge and two inviting restaurants that range from casual to gourmet – perfect for an evening out or entertaining guests. Within the Briar Hill community, the bustling 16,000-square-foot community centre is a social hub where homeowners can participate in daily events, enjoy a game of billiards or shuffleboard, or simply relax in the sunshine on the beautiful garden patio.
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NEW RELEASE OF VISTA HOMESITES The newest Vista release is highlighted by stunning views of the rolling countryside and the Nottawasaga Valley. Homeowners can choose from fully detached layouts, semi-detached bungalows, bungalows with lofts and townhomes. Prices start in the $500,000s for these beautifully designed and well-crafted homes that boast open-concept floorplans, as well as superior features and finishes. At Briar Hill, luxury is standard and many elements that are often considered premium upgrades, such as granite kitchen countertops, oak stairs and railing systems, are included in the home price. Available with golf course, courtyard or ravine views, homeowners can choose from walkout elevations that lead to a private patio, or outstanding sightlines from a raised deck. There’s no need to worry about lawn care, exterior upkeep, window cleaning or the maintenance of common areas, as all of this is looked after and included in the low monthly maintenance fee. The charming town of Alliston is within minutes of Briar Hill and offers a wealth of local amenities, as well as health and medical services, including a hospital. Located just 15 minutes from Highway 400, off of Highway 89, homeowners have easy access to both Toronto and cottage country. n
CONTAC T INFORMATION The Briar Hill Sales Office is located at 1A Briar Gate Way in Alliston, and is open daily. Call or visit the website for more information and business hours. 705.435.5503 / BriarHillLiving.ca myhomepage.ca/activelife
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aby boomer or not, it’s a freeing time of life BAYPORT VILLAGE If a more cottage-like setting is your cup of tea, Bayport when you get to make choices in terms of how Village is adjacent to the local marina on Georgian Bay. you want to spend your time and where you Bayport Village is connected to the thriving community want to live. of Midland by an in-town trail system, and is only 90 Seniors now outnumber young people, and it’s this minutes north of Toronto. portion of the population that are being catered to by lifestyle builders. There are lots of choices out there, but LOYALIST COUNTRY CLUB Kaitlin Corporation emphasizes both components when A little further east is a brand new community that is developing a new community – life and style. being built around a championship course that often Determine the must-haves on your wish list. Do you hosts Canadian PGA tournaments. Loyalist want to live by the water? Or maybe next to a Country Club takes advantage of an onsite championship golf course? Or does living in YOU’LL FIND clubhouse and restaurant, as well as an active an historic small town appeal to you? Chances social club, and is a short drive to local parks are that Kaitlin Corporation has exactly what THE LIFESTYLE and the university town of Kingston. you’re looking for. YOU'RE LOOKING “Location has always been a major MODO CONDOS AND TOWNS consideration for our communities,” says Bill FOR IN A KAITIN Located in Bowmanville, residents of MODO Daniell, president of Kaitlin Corporation. “We COMMUNITY Condos and Towns are able to walk to local take pride in how well-built our homes are. But shops and restaurants, and enjoy everything beyond that, we know it’s really important for that living in a charming, historic town has to offer. our owners to live in a great setting. They want to have The common thread that ties together all Kaitlin amenities tied to their quality of living, such as trails, Corporation communities are the outstanding models, parks and water – right at their doorstep.” which combine exceptional floorplans, design features, HARBOURVIEW GRAND finishing touches and upgrades to provide you the style If you’re passionate about being close to the lake, then and the life that you’re looking for. n check out Kaitlin’s Harbourview Grand project in Port of Newcastle. Here, you can enjoy homes with waterfront CONTAC T INFORMATION views, a fabulous trail system that runs parallel to Lake Ontario and a local, waterfront marina if your boat also For more information on all communities by Kaitlin Corporation, visit their website. needs a home. For easy access to the GTA, both GO kaitlincorp.com transit and Highway 401 are nearby.
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THE VILLAGE AT ST. ELIZABETH Resort-style living comes to Hamilton
great time was had by all at the official launch of The Village at St. Elizabeth Mills on June 30th. Perfect weather, good food, entertainment, and Canada Day celebrations enhanced the festivities. This development has been getting a great deal of buzz due to its unique concept. The Village at St. Elizabeth Mills offers a resort-style alternative for those who are looking to scale down, but not stop living life to the fullest. Located at the corner of Rymal Road West and Garth Street in Hamilton, the 114 acres will be transformed into a themed resort lifestyle community, complete with an old town square, restaurants and shops. “Residents, especially baby boomers, want fun, excitement, socialization and the opportunity to enjoy life when they downsize,” says Tony DiFruscio, president of Zest Communities. Designed by renowned Forrec Ltd., and developed by ZEST Communities, the 800 million-dollar redevelopment will set a new standard for the future of 55-plus living. The Village is expected to accommodate more than 3,000 residents, with the goal of turning what is currently a typical, adult-living complex into a themed lifestyle resort. It will be an ongoing project that will grow as the population grows, without any interruption for the existing residents. Reservations are now being accepted for Upper Mill Pond – a mid-rise building consisting of 157 suites ranging in size from 733 to 1,328 square feet. Upper Mill Pond also features luxurious amenities that will include a library/lounge with a cafe/juice bar, as well as a health club with an indoor pool, a hot tub, an exercise room, a movement studio and a spa with treatment rooms. In addition, residents have access to a large events’ room with kitchen facilities, five guest suites and a gracious
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patio that overlooks a spectacular natural setting, which encompasses ponds and hiking trails. The suites at Upper Mill Pond are available through the popular market-value life lease option, similar to the existing 570 garden homes at The Village. Under this program, residents have the right to occupy their suite, and use the common facilities for their lifetime. Security of tenure and flexibility, along with the opportunity for equity appreciation are among the key reasons for choosing life lease housing. “It’s a competitive alternative to condominiums, and there's a noticeable sense of community in life lease developments that you don't often find in other 55-plus housing options,” says Gary Zock, president of the consulting firm Zock & Associates. Get a new lease on life at The Village at St. Elizabeth Mills. n
CONTAC T INFORMATION The Presentation Centre is located at 1 Yates Gate in Hamilton, and is open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday to Friday. 905.574.8178 / LivingWithZest.com myhomepage.ca/activelife
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nown as one of the prettiest towns in Ontario, Niagara-on-the-Lake’s old town exudes colonial charm, and is surrounded by the serenity of wine country. Set in the heart of this colourful area is the newest release by Woodcastle Homes – The Vines. Aptly named, this low rise community is positioned to take advantage of all that Niagara-on-the-Lake has to offer, including golf courses, fabulous restaurants, worldclass theatre, historical sites and, of course, some of the best wineries in the world.
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Niagara-on-the-lake is about to welcome your dream home with the opening of “The Vines”, built by renowned custom builder Woodcastle Homes. Located in the heart of Niagara’s wine country, this limited collection of single family homes and bungalow towns with lofts will be released for sale late summer, starting from the 500’s. Set amidst lush vineyards, residents will enjoy world-class theatre, fine dining, shopping, award-winning wineries, farmers markets, historical sites, exceptional golf courses and a beautifully kept sports park.
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ason Homes recently introduced the Arbour Condo Villas in Peterborough. Located within Parklands, Mason’s master-planned community will offer a limited release of 87 homes in a quiet enclave, including Classic and Courtyard bungalows, as well as bungalows with loft designs. Recognized as a respected builder in Peterborough, Mason won the Builder of the Year and the Green Builder of the Year awards in 2016 from the Peterborough and Kawartha's Home Builders’ Association. Mason also won the 2017’s Energy Star® for New Homes Builder of the Year. Showcasing Mason’s popular Arts and Crafts exterior designs, these exceptional residences will range in size from 1,068 to 2,200 square feet. A variety of interior and exterior design options are available, along with your choice of fine features and finishes throughout. The Arbour Condo Villas will be set against a backdrop of protected mature woodlands, green spaces, and will include beautiful community parks, ponds and walking trails. THE COURTYARD COLLECTION The residences of Mason’s Courtyard Villa Collection are aptly named as they feature a private, outdoor courtyard that's perfect for relaxing or entertaining, and requires minimal maintenance and upkeep. Designs in this collection feature rear-laneway, doublecar garages that provide direct access from the home via a connector, which also contains a handy mudroom, laundry room and powder room. The positioning of the garage at the the back of the home enhances the interior living space, and allows for full width porches at the front.
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THE CLASSIC COLLECTION Mason Homes’ signature exterior elevations are highlighted on the Classic Collection. These home styles reflect Ontario’s rich architectural heritage. Wider lots allow for welcoming porches and an abundance of windows at the front and at the rear of the homes. So as not to impose on the front facade, the double-car garages are set back and integrated as part of the overall design. Each home style is available in a range of professionally designed, exterior colour palettes, which augment the community's charming streetscapes. THE MASON ADVANTAGE As with every new home built built by Mason, each one is Mike Holmes Certified and built to Energy Star® standards – saving you up to 20 per cent on your household energy consumption. Celebrating more than 55 years of excellence in development, design and new home construction, Mason Homes remains one of Ontario’s most successful and forward-thinking new home construction companies. The designs available at The Arbour Condo Villas are affordable and offer energy saving benefits, along with cutting-edge building materials, and popular features and finishes. n
CONTAC T INFORMATION Register online for The Arbour Condo Villas, and follow them on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. MasonHomes.ca myhomepage.ca/activelife
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Located within Mason Homes' award winning Parklands community, The Arbour Condo Villas is a limited offering of 87 Classic and rear lane Courtyard bungalow and bungalow+loft homes. Set against a backdrop of protected mature woodlands, green spaces and wonderful walking trails, as well as close to cottage country and just minutes from the many amenities and attractions that Peterborough has to offer, this is the perfect location for those looking to get the most out of their empty-nester lifestyle. With a limited number of rear yard walkouts available, The Arbour Condo Villas range from 1,068 to 2,200 sq. ft. and showcase the finest in features and luxury finishes including:
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ocial participation improves our quality of life, especially so as we age and our priorities change. In an interview with CBC, Heather Gilmour, Division of Health Analysis, Statistics Canada, said, “Social engagement – involvement in meaningful activities and maintaining close relationships – are components of successful aging.”
IMPROVED COGNITIVE HEALTH Improved memory may also be a benefit to those who lead an active social life, according to the American Journal of Public Health. Adults over the age of 50 were studied to determine if frequent interaction with friends affected their cognitive abilities. They concluded that social interaction had the ability to delay memory loss in older adults, theorizing that increased brain functioning, which occurs during socialization, helps the brain to remain healthy and active. BETTER EATING HABITS According to the Université de Montréal, when older adults sit down to eat with friends, they have a greater chance of consuming more. They also concluded that seniors who engage in more social activities tend to be healthier and livelier. ANDREW'S STORY Andrew moved into the Chartwell Grenadier Retirement Residence in 2011. He was born in Hungary in 1935, four years before the outbreak of World War II. Following the Hungarian Revolution against the Communist regime in 1956, he escaped via Austria and successfully
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applied for immigration to Canada. After graduating from university, he enjoyed a long career as a history teacher. “Since I lived through so much history, I figured that I might as well teach the subject,” says Andrew. After living alone for many years, Andrew had an irreparable foot injury that forced him to consider moving to a retirement residence. “I wanted to find a place where I could still maintain an independent lifestyle, without having to worry about cleaning and cooking.” The Chartwell Grenadier is located in the High Park area where there’s lots to do in the immediate neighbourhood. Once a week Andrew organizes, and conducts, an hour-long music salon where residents are introduced to classical composers and their works. “I also love word and trivia games,” says Andrew. “Because they challenge my memory cells and allow me to trump fellow participants.” “Visit several locations when exploring retirement options, and find out whether the programs appeal to you” advises Andrew. “Make sure that you’re close to amenities that enable you to stay as independent as possible – and that it’s a place that also makes you feel at home.” n
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Modern Accommodation and Support Options At Chartwell Grenadier, residents have the flexibility to choose not only their room layout, but the care services that best serves their needs and preferences. They have a choice of newly-renovated spacious studio and one-and twobedroom suites, with the ability to add or remove support services as needs change.
Dedicated and Caring Staff The staff at Chartwell Grenadier are trained and friendly individuals who are not only committed to making the lives of their residents better, but treating them as they would their own family members. From housekeepers and dining room servers to their full-time Registered Practical Nurses and on-site Nurse Practitioner, their team is there to provide peace of mind service to support seniors as they age, helping to make their lives happier, healthier and more meaningful.
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STONEBRIDGE BY THE BAY A vacation-like lifestyle at Wasaga Beach
t Stonebridge by the Bay, the life you’ve always dreamed of is now within reach. In the latest phase of this master-planned development, you can walk to the beach, shops and services, as well as an extensive array of amenities from this Wasaga Beach location. THOUGHTFUL FLOORPLANS There’s no shortage of space in the generous floorplans now on offer. Only 13 loft townhomes are available in this limited release that range from 2,126 to 2,427 square feet. Choose from a selection of layouts that include the convenience of a main-floor master bedroom and ensuite. This option is ideal for those who prefer the comfort of single-level living, in addition to a spacious upper level for extended family and visitors. Interior design elements include French doors and covered balconies, as well as the option for a gas fireplace and personal elevators on select plans. All models include a two-car garage, and a limited number of rear-lane homes are also available. Priced from the $480,000s, these stunning, three-level townhomes complement the beach-style architecture incorporated in the previous phases. The newest release is situated in the heart of the established community of Stonebridge by the Bay, at the west end of Wasaga Beach. Natural scenery, and beautifully landscaped streetscapes make for a welcoming environment.
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LIFE AT THE BEACH New home purchases in Phase 6 enjoy unlimited access to the community’s Beach Club and Salt Water Pool. Within a leisurely stroll is Beach 1, which is one of the most popular stretches of Wasaga Beach – the longest fresh water beach in the world. Of course, there’s the beach-style shops, eateries and entertainment that are associated with this iconic stretch, but if you’re looking for a quieter spot, head to the east end where the beach meets the Nottawasaga River. The Stonebridge community includes an extensive trail network, as well as plenty of green space, interspersed with more than 250 mature trees. Whether you choose to live at Stonebridge by the Bay as a permanent residence, or use it as a vacation destination, you’ll appreciate the attentive care and considerate inclusions that went into making this a sought-after development. Those who already live here say that they can’t imagine living anywhere else. n
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Madison Group/State Bldg. Grp. High 771 Yonge St. menkes..com 771 Yonge St. Menkes High 2452 Bloor St. W. pureplaza.com Bloor St. & South Kingsway Plaza High 4800 Yonge menkes.com Yonge St. & Sheppard Ave. Menkes High Aquabella at Bayside Toronto 416.514.2710 200 Queens Quay East Tridel/Hines Mid Avenue & Park 416.787.4292 1580 Avenue Rd. Stafford Homes Mid Bianca Condos 416.649.2328 420 Dupont St. Tridel Corporation High Bloor Promenade 416.645.8862 3326 Bloor St. W. Tridel High/CTH Brookdale on Avenue Road 416.785.9009 Avenue Rd. & Lawrence Ave. Cityzen/Fernbrook/Fortress Mid/CTH The Brownstones at Westown 2 416.740.6129 Weston Rd. & Sheppard Ave. Lindvest SCTH Casa II & III 416.486.2272 Site: 50 Charles St. E.; Sales: 170 Merton Cresford Dev. High/PH Central Park amexon.com Leslie St. & Sheppard Ave. Amexon Development Corp. High Charlotte Adelaide Tower cityzen.com Charlotte St. & Adelaide St. W. Cityzen/Fortress Real Dev. High City Towns at Downsview Park stafford.ca Keele St. & Sheppard Ave. Stafford Homes CTH The Clover on Yonge 416.485,3000 Site: 595 Yonge St.; Sales: 170 Merton Cresford Dev. PH Concord Park Place: Park Villas & 416.813.2999 1001 Sheppard Ave. East Concord Adex High/CTH Seasons II Concord CityPlace: Concord Canada House 416.813.0999 23 Spadina Ave. Concord Adex High The Davies 416.873.0862 Avenue Rd. & Cottingham St. Brandy Lane Homes Mid Diamond Condominiums 416-961-8008 75 Canterbury Ave. Diamante Development Corp. High Distinction Condos 416.489.6444 Yonge St. & Eglinton Ave. Lash Group of Companies High Downsview Park Condos mattamyhomes.com Keele S.t & Sheppard Ave. Mattamy Homes Mid Eight Cumberland 416.201.8588 Yonge St. & Cumberland St. Great Gulf Homes/Phantom Dev. High Empire Midtown 416.784.3482 Eglinton Ave. & Oakwood Ave. Empire Communities High/CTH Evolution 416.747.9691 5101 Dundas St. W. Averton Homes High Fleur menkes.com Church St. & Shuter St. Menkes High Fortune, Local & Yards at Fort York 647.341.1448 913-20 Bruyeres Ave. Onni Group Mid/High/CTH Galleria Mall Condos freeddevelopments.com Dufferin St. & Dupont St. Freed Dev./Elad Canada High Garrison Point 416.278.8071 35 Strachan Ave. Cityzen/Fernbrook/Diamond High/CTH Hearthstone By The Bay 416.259.4466 Marine Parade Dr. & Lake Shore W. Davies Smith Dev. High/AL home. Power + Adelaide 416.306.0880 Power St. & Adelaide St. Great Gulf/Hullmark High The Jack 416.203.7034 Yonge St. & Jackes Ave. Aspen Ridge Homes High Kingston&Co 647.558.5500 1100 Kingston Rd. Tas DesignBuild/Main and Main Dev. Mid Lighthouse Towers at Daniels Waterfront -416.221.3939 132 Queens Quay East Daniels High East Tower & West Tower High The Logan Residences danielshomes.ca 897 Queen St. E. Daniels Mid ME2 Markham & Ellesmere Living 416.430.0003 Markham Rd. & Ellesmere Rd. Lash Group of Companies High Minto Yorkville Park 437.836.8589 Cumberland St. & Bellair St. Minto Group/North Drive Inc. High Mirabella 416.593.4747 1926 Lake Shore Blvd. W. Diamante Development Corp. High Monde 416.466.8885 291 Lakeshore Blvd. E. Great Gulf Mid Musee 647.344.0379 525 Adelaide St. W. Plaza High/CTH No. 1 Yorkville 416.519.2911 Yonge St. & Yorkville Ave. Bazis/Plaza High/PH Nobu Residences noburesidences.com King St. & John St. Madison Group High Pier 27 Tower on the Lake 416.367.3456 Yonge St. & Queens Quay E. Cityzen/Fernbrook High The Point at Emerald City 416.492.0001 Don Mills Rd. & Sheppard Ave E. ELAD Canada High Pinnacle Etobicoke - Cypress (416) 596-1600 5475 Dundas St. W. Pinnacle International High The PJ 416.596.1600 John St. & Pearl St. Pinnacle International High Plaza Midtown (416) 862-0888 Yonge St. & Eglinton Ave. E. Plaza High The Residences at The Hunt Club 416.699.1711 Queensbury Ave. & Kingston Rd. 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ilm festivals are the lotteries of cinema. Hit the right numbers and first prize is a million emotions. Bonus benefits include enough memories to last a lifetime and renewed insight into why artistic expressions so profoundly define our humanity. Now is the time to play this cinematic sensory game. Fall means movies get more serious, especially on the film festival circuit that flows from Montreal to Telluride, Toronto, New York, Vancouver, and so on, until the next snow-bound Sundance in January. This time of year means that you’ve survived the summer silly season. We desperately need some sombre second thoughts, cutting edge drama and fresh ideas. My own perspective on cinema has been nurtured and enriched throughout my 40 years of attending the Toronto International Film Festival. TIFF was originally co-founded, with a touch of arrogance and bravado, as the Festival of Festivals in 1976. I have attended every edition since year two. The sad part is that we have now seen the demise of two of the three co-founders. My beloved friend and mentor Dusty Cohl died of colon cancer in January of 2008. We lost the feisty William (Bill) Marshall in January of this year. The only survivor is Henk Van der Kolk, the quiet voice among the original troika. Life is precious. I plan to make every minute count at TIFF 2017. As for the TIFF lottery, I have won first prize repeatedly. Here are seven highlights. Note – this is not a bestof-the-fest list. Instead, the titles that I’ve chosen made an indelible personal impression.
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Betty Blue (1986) – I raved about JeanJacques Beineix’s brilliant French film, in a brief six-line capsule review, prior to TIFF that year. Beineix called me with thanks. I apologized for the brevity of my analysis. “No,” he protested happily. “You said it all in six lines.” Good lesson.
American Beauty (1999) – As a collaboration between director Sam Mendes and screenwriter Alan Ball, this Outrageous! (1977) – With Dusty Cohl sardonic, sexy and savagely satirical film as a driving force behind-the-scenes, radically changed American cinema. Richard Benner’s film became a seminal And it triggered TIFF’s now-legendary Canadian production starring irrepressible ability to launch Oscar campaigns. female impersonator Craig Russell in a Slumdog Millionaire (2008) – Not fictionalized version of himself. only is Danny Boyle’s India drama still a Outrageous! (Craig Russell)
The Bill Chill (1983) – Lawrence Kasden did not just make a film that spoke directly to me, and my own obsessions, he also introduced me to William Hurt, now a beautifully complicated friend.
marvellous experience, it reinforced the power of festival audiences. Toronto’s rapturous response gave Boyle’s opus a distribution deal and an Oscar triumph.
Antonia’s Line (1995) – Dutch director
filmmaker Steve McQueen brilliantly brought an American tragedy to vivid life at a critical time in U.S. history, although Americans obviously still have trouble learning from their mistakes. n
Marleen Gorris’ little-known masterpiece remains one of the finest, and most affecting, family dramas ever made. I cherish sharing it with friends.
12 Years a Slave (2013) – British
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