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FINAL PHASE - 50% SOLD OUT! For those seeking a tranquil yet active lifestyle, Collingwood is the perfect choice. Its location on the shores of Nottawasaga Bay gives residents easy access to a huge array of sports and recreational pursuits. Along with excellent dining and shopping establishments and a vibrant business climate, there is truly something for everyone here.

Every Grandview home comes complete with quality features and finishes, such as 9’ Ceilings, Garden Doors, Landscaping Package, California Textured Ceilings, Gas Fireplaces, Deluxe Oak Staircases and Stainless Steel Hood Fans.

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contents JANUARY/FEBRUARY 2018 Volume 22 Number 1

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COVER STORY

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19 David Clayton-Thomas: Sharing life lessons through the gift of music

IN THE LEAD 8 12 14 16

Editor’s Message: Crazy times Finance: RRSP reality check Emporium: Entertainment, products, food & drink Simply Tech: Security-smart light fixture

BODY & SOUL

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22 Active Immune Booster: Stay healthy this winter

Cover photo, Don Dixon

ACTIVE TRAVEL 24 Golden B.C.: Never out of season 26 Collingwood: The gateway to Ontario’s Blue Mountains and Georgian Bay

24 Everything for your home under our roof!

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29 ACTIVE HOME 29 Jane Lockhart: Realistic-looking faux fire

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adds warmth and visual appeal 32 Cobi Ladner: How to choose a chandelier 34 Mark Cullen: Feed the birds what they like 38 Model Home: Amuse by the Lake,

Fort Erie

Adult-Lifestyle Communities 40 Streetsville Centre, Mississauga 42 42 Mill Street, Georgetown

46 Locator Maps & Feature Charts 57 Advertising Index

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BACK PAGE 58 Bruce Kirkland: Donald Sutherland

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create your own story.

a new chapter is unfolding at mountain house at windfall, an exclusive collection of 230 modern suites in buildings inspired by mountain chalet-style.

True to the vision of our Windfall enclave, these artful new homes reflect Georgian Bay’s mountain chalet-style design, balancing seclusion and simplicity, with amenity-rich sophistication.

Set over 10 magnificent acres, this inspired low-rise community will offer contemporary open-concept one bedroom + den, two bedroom, two bedroom plus loft, and three bedroom options, all with private terraces, so you can enjoy the gorgeous views.

Wellness is a way of life. With warm and cold pools, outdoor wood burning fireplace, a sauna and relaxation room, and more, Mountain House at Windfall is truly designed to soothe the soul.

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[EDITOR’S MESSAGE]

January/February 2018

ONE STEP FORWARD,

PUBLISHER Michael Rosset

two steps back

ASSOCIATE PUBLISHER Hope McLarnon EDITOR Catherine Daley

JoAnn McHardy Jayne Hobbs EDITORIAL COORDINATOR Frances Mangos MAP EDITOR Natalie Sicilia ART DIRECTOR

BODY & SOUL EDITOR

THIS PAST YEAR could be summed up in one

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EDITORIAL CONTRIBUTORS

Rubina Ahmed-Haq, Mark Cullen, N. Dionne, Bruce Kirkland, Greg Gazin, Cobi Ladner, Jane Lockhart, Agnes Ramsay, Cece M. Scott PRODUCTION

Lisa Kelly Yvonne Poon PRODUCTION ASSISTANT Sari Graham VP PRODUCTION

PRODUCTION MANAGER

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Heidi Lobel Trish Sutton VP PRODUCT SALES Fay Splett SENIOR ACCOUNT MANAGER Tony Loria ACCOUNT MANAGERS Kim Barton, Natalie Flynn, Jessica MacInnis DIGITAL SALES MANAGER Amanda Bell VP MARKETING/MEDIA/PROMOTION Leanne Speers CLIENT SERVICES MANAGER Sonia Presotto SITE SERVICES MANAGERS Amanda Rogers, Renee Solowoniuk DIRECTOR OF SALES, BUILDER DIVISION NATIONAL SALES MANAGER

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Melanie Attridge Cynthia Leo

VICE PRESIDENT OF OPERATIONS ADMINISTRATIVE DIRECTOR MANAGER – CIRCULATION, VP BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT

Josh Rosset Nancy Frankel WEB MANAGER Regina Gadacz DIGITAL MANAGER Dave Gray DISTRIBUTION Globe and Mail; Metroland DIRECTOR OF DISTRIBUTION

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word – crazy. Basic common sense and core values have been undermined by people who speak, post and tweet before they think – and it’s all being recorded. But, even with evidence, there’s still a culture of bluffing, lying and then attacking those who don’t agree. The media (or fake news) are constantly second-guessing what someone may have really meant – that, maybe, their actions and their words were misinterpreted – craziness.

The credibility of certain celebrities has been questioned concerning their past conduct. The headiness of their famed position seems to distort their reality, and with an entourage of people around them who are willing to look the other way, they’re seldom held accountable.

Racism cards are being played as if people actually have a choice as to the location (or country) of their birth, the colour of their skin, their sexual orientation, the religious beliefs of their family, and whether they were born into a well-to-do environment or one of extreme poverty. None of us have a choice in this, but there are still those who consider themselves superior due to their privileged circumstances.

We’ve all been in work situations where a fellow employee doesn’t pull his, or her, weight, but, somehow, they keep their job. We could debate the pros and cons of unions until the cows come home, but when students are held hostage and their paid education is threatened because of a strike, then the way in which we are doing things is, clearly, broken. You just have to look at our adversarial court system to see how they pit disagreeable parties against each other – someone has to be right, so that the other person is wrong. Behaving badly has reached an all-time low.

In 2017 we also lost some incredible people far too soon – leaving their indelible marks on our collective consciousness. I’m sure that we can all share stories, amongst our own sphere of family and friends, of unbearable loss – it changes us.

But then we stop, and we notice the colours of the changing leaves, the softness of the first snow fall or the sound of a giggling baby, and we have hope. Hang on to that tilt-a-whirl of life and make it the best that you can. And as Ellen says, be kind to one another.

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One Superb Builder Blythwood Homes; Niagara Region’s Most Meticulous Homebuilder There’s a good reason why Blythwood Homes’ building sites sell out so fast: It’s because smart people know good quality and understand the logic of living in one of Canada’s most livable areas.

Quality

Few builders offer the quality that’s included in every Blythwood home. If you compare Blythwood’s standards to those of other builders you’ll realize they’re above and beyond many other builders’ upgrades.

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It’s always said that real estate is all about location. No one says this better than Blythwood Homes, as they build exclusively in Niagara Region’s most desirable locations.

Value

Best of all, is the exceptional value inherent to Blythwood Homes.

Comparable homes in the GTA would easily run into seven figures and wouldn’t be as well constructed.

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Two Exciting New

ADULT commUniTies The Oaks in Ridgeway

Blythwood Homes is proud to announce the opening of its newest adult oriented community, The Oaks at Six Mile Creek in beautiful Ridgeway. Many homes back onto a 60+-acre section of conservation lands featuring mature Oak trees and an abundance of natural wildlife.

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Ridgeway is now known as a ‘retirement hotspot’ with small town charm, gorgeous beaches, leafy bike trails and great local restaurants.

Most importantly, the homes at The Oaks at Six Mile Creek are built to Blythwood’s exacting standards, which exceed most production builders’ upgrades. Huge oversized windows, soaring double-volume ceilings, furniture grade kitchen cabinetry and more can be found at The Oaks at Six Mile Creek.

Detached Bungalows & Townhomes from $498,000–$700,000’s

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Call Ken & Carolyn; 1 (866) 422-6610 The Magic of Niagara-on-the-Lake

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Niagara-on-the-Lake is also one of Ontario’s most sought after communities and the village of St. Davids in Niagara-on-theLake is especially popular. But then, when one considers all the wonderful amenities, it’s a small wonder. Whether it’s theatre, fine dining, award-winning wines, fresh markets, golf or a myriad of other interests, all can be found within 15 minutes of your home.

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Close proximity to the QEW ensures that you’re only about an hour from the Greater Toronto Area. In that sense, St. Davids offers the best of all worlds.

Detached Bungalows & Townhomes from $539,000–$1,100,000

Call Randall; (905) 651-2977 The Chardonnay

For more information please visit www.BlythwoodHomes.ca Home prices are subject to change without notice. E&OE.

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[FINANCE]

OUTDATED RRSPS The Registered Retirement Savings Plan (RRSP) was first introduced in 1957. It’s a great way for your investments to grow, tax free, while you’re still working. RRSPs also help to reduce the overall income tax that you pay during the years that you contribute.

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n 2016, the average contribution was $5,088, according to a Bank of Montreal Survey of 1,500 Canadians. Despite its continued popularity, the RRSP has been around for more than 50 years, and a new report suggests the rules are in need of a major update.

The report, by the C.D. Howe Institute called Rethinking Limits on Tax-Deferred Retirement Savings in Canada, suggests that Canadians who manage their own retirement savings, or have invested in a Defined Contribution Plan (DCP), are at a disadvantage to those who invested in a Defined Benefit Plan (DBP).

When the RRSP was first introduced, it was (and still is) a way to promote retirement savings for employees, as well as for those who are self-employed.

Decades ago, the majority of working Canadians were contributing to a DBP through their employer. DBPs guaranteed a fixed income (that wouldn’t change) in retirement. Fast forward to 2017, and only one third of working Canadians contribute to a DBP plan, leaving many to save for retirement on their own.

Increased RRSP limits

Currently Canadians can contribute an amount that equals 18 per cent of last year’s income. However, there’s a maximum, and in 2017 that number was $26,010. According to the report, this is no longer enough. “People are living longer, and even more

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Out-of-date tests

Robson also comments on the Factor of Nine. A hypothetical, definedbenefit pension plan was used, which suggests that nine per cent of your annual earnings will let you buy a retirement annuity equal to one per cent of your pre-retirement income.

This ‘factor’ was first introduced in 1990, and, at that time, it made financial sense. However, in 2018, increased life expectancy, as well as lower yields on retirementappropriate assets, means that people must save at least twice as much to replace pre-retirement earnings than the Factor of Nine.

DIY saving disadvantages

All Canadians should have the ability to accumulate sufficient savings for retirement, and unfair tax-treatment should not stand in their way.

– WILLIAM ROBSON

importantly, yields on investments suitable for retirement saving are very low. These changes have raised the cost of obtaining a given level of retirement income,” says author, William Robson. He suggests the tax-deferred saving limit be raised from 18 per cent to 30 per cent.

RRSP contributions, as they exist now, are not in favour of those who are saving for retirement on their own, or through a DCP. A DCP does not guarantee a retirement income, but for those who were lucky enough to have a DBP plan, they are more likely to be financially secure when they leave work. The report suggests that the playing field should be levelled for savers with differences in their pension plan design, and for those who start saving later in life. In addition to increasing limits, Robson suggests that an inflationindexed, lifetime tax-deferred savings limit be established.

The RRSP needs to be updated to reflect today’s reality. In the meantime, visit https://srv111. services.gc.ca/generalinformation/ index to see if you’re on track for a financially healthy retirement. ■

Rubina Ahmed-Haq is a journalist, personal finance expert and HPG’s finance editor.

Rubina appears on CBC TV and radio, CTV Your Morning, Global Toronto, and writes for ratesupermarket.ca. Follow her @alwayssavemoney. AlwaysSaveMoney.ca

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the country estate, rethought.

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[NEW & NOTABLE]

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When the colour was introduced to North America, its name was translated to Cherry. Although a literal translation, it never quite captured the authentic passion of its roots. Le Creuset now pays homage to its origin. Say bonjour to Cerise. lecreuset.ca

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Through a patented molecular bonding process, antimicrobial agents bond to any washable fabric to help prevent body odours from returning to the garment for up to 25 washes. Clothes stay fresh during, and after, any activity. freshback.com

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GE’s C by GE Sol is the first lighting product enabled with Amazon Alexa.

Sol pairs the skills of an Alexa product with convenient lighting features, which include tuneable white light, sleep-enhancing light, a visual clock, a visual timer and more. Smart device also offers control of GE’s C by GEconnected light bulbs. Sol combines functional illumination, visual indicators for everyday tasks and sleep-based light in a contemporary table lamp without the need for a stand-alone Alexa device. Available through amazon.com. cbyge.com myhomepage.ca/activelife

Breathe deeply The Dyson Pure Hot+Cool Link is a multi-functional unit that intelligently purifies, heats and cools you. The machine captures gases and 99.97 per cent of allergens and pollutants from the air, trapping it in a 360 ° glass HEPA. When the air purifier is set to auto mode, it will automatically monitor the air quality, adjust the airflow and report the information back to the Dyson Link App. dysoncanada.ca

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Tunisia is one of the world’s largest producers of extra virgin olive oil, and Oleiva harnesses the bounty of its homeland in each bottle.

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Sculpted perfection Flore, by THG, features intricately etched floral patterns on sculpted crystal. Inspired

by Asian jade carvings, colour is infused throughout the handles. The DAUM collection is produced by the historic French art crystal atelier of the same name, using old-world techniques to make hand-made crystal handles. No two are alike and each piece is signed. THG Paris products are available at Ginger’s. thg-paris.com

Visual Intrigue Solid sheet and handworked, perforated iron squares are alternated in a circular configuration to create a modernist, multi-dimensional centrepiece. Impression’s unique interplay of textures and finishes provides a rich contrast of visual intrigue. Hidden light sources disseminate a deep, warm glow that spreads onto the sides of the iron squares. Available in a 10- or 14-light pendant, and a coordinating sconce. Troy-lighting.com n ACTIVE LIFE

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SAFE & SECURE

Home security in a smart light fixture

BY GREG GAZIN

It’s always comforting to know that your home, and it’s contents, are well-protected, whether you’re away on holidays, or hunkered down for the evening with a good movie and a bowl of popcorn.

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The Maximus Craftsman Smart Security Light is as easy to install as an ordinary light fixture – but it’s anything but ordinary.

alarm. All of this, and more, can be configured to execute automatically.

Interactions can be recorded (two-way audio and one-way video), and you can review captured events for up to two hours without a subscription. If you’re away, you can live-stream to check on your property and see if the sidewalk needs shovelling. Program the smart light fixture to detect motion, or to come on at a certain time. A separate weekend schedule can also be programmed.

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directly to make alternate arrangements. In the event of a fall and you can’t get to the door, you can also give permission for someone else to monitor your system.

The Maximus Craftsman Smart Security Light requires a Bluetoothenabled iOS or an android mobile device, as well as a Wi-Fi or data connection. To configure your Maximus, download the app and set up a free Kuna account. Available at Best Buy and Home Depot. maximuslighting.com. ■ Greg Gazin (a.k.a The Gadget Guy and Gadget Greg) is a syndicated tech columnist, blogger, podcaster (host and producer), and contributes to Canoe.com, Troy Media and Active Life. GadgetGuy.ca myhomepage.ca/activelife

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ou may have installed motion sensor lights, cameras and an intercom, but if you don’t remember to turn them on or to set the timer, they’re not doing much good. Instead, you could control all your security features from your smartphone or tablet with the Maximus Craftsman Smart Security Light. Designed to provide peace-of-mind, the Maximus Smart Light, by Jiawei Technology, is an outdoor, waterproof, lanternstyle light. It’s as easy to install as an ordinary light fixture, but with a cloud-based app by Kuna, it’s anything but ordinary.

Security features include an adjustable HD video camera with a 160-degree field-of-view that’s housed inconspicuously near the bottom of the wall mount. There’s also a built-in speaker and a microphone to capture audio. All of these features come together in real-time. If someone approaches your door, Maximus’ motion sensor is triggered, the light turns on and an alert signal is sent to your smartphone. At this point, you can view who is at the door and engage in a two-way conversation by pushing the mic button on your app, or you can choose to play a pre-recorded message or greeting.

In extreme cases, you can have the phone dial 911 or sound a 100-decibel

There is a certain magic about living in a waterfront community. You’re keenly aware of nature and all its myriad moods, but more than anything, you gain a sense of inner peace. Living at Shelter Cove gives you all this, plus more.

Shelter Cove is a gated community that assures your privacy and security with controlled access. What’s more, the on site amenities are stunning. Consider your own private marina, a 5,000 + sq. ft. exclusive clubhouse, exquisite swimming pool, planned walking trails, residents’ gardens and boat and RV storage, with Selkirk Provincial Park immediately adjacent to the communit community.

But that isn’t all. Shelter Cove’s homes are exceptionally affordable with prices starting from $179,000, while leasehold tenure saves you the capital outlay of a serviced building lot. It’s a smart way to live the lifestyle many others only dream about.

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DAVID CLAYTON-THOMAS Music gives him a reason to live

BY CECE M. SCOTT

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est known as the singer and frontman for Blood, Sweat & Tears (BS&T), David Clayton-Thomas is an inductee in The Canadian Music Hall of Fame (1996), the Canadian Songwriters Hall of Fame (2007) for his song Spinning Wheel, the Canadian Association of Broadcasters Hall of Fame (2008), and Canada’s Walk of Fame (2010). He’s also a multi-Grammy award-winner, having sold more than 40 million copies worldwide.

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Walk That Walk. In 1964, the band opened for the Rolling Stones at Maple Leaf Gardens – a proud moment for Clayton-Thomas, whose parents were in the audience. “You showed them, David. You showed them,” said his mom.

THE EARLY YEARS To fill the time, Clayton-Thomas taught himself to play a guitar that had been gifted to him by an inmate.

Before long, he was performing concerts for his fellow prisoners. When he was released in 1962, ClaytonThomas was armed for a new lifestyle, along with his guitar and a newly discovered singing voice.

His first stop was on Yonge Street in Toronto, with a strip of legendary bars that included Le Coq d’Or, Friars’, The Colonial and The Town Tavern. ClaytonThomas’ robust, soulful voice caught the attention of others and he found himself being mentored by some of the best, including Ronnie Hawkins.

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Induction, Canadian Association of Broadcasters Hall of Fame, Ottawa (2008); with his mother, Freda (1974).

After The Shays broke up, Clayton-Thomas went solo, playing Yorkville’s storied coffee houses alongside the likes of Joni Mitchell, Neil Young and Gordon Lightfoot. He was invited to New York by his-then idol, John Lee Hooker, and spent the next two years playing Greenwich Village. “I was in good company playing the basket houses – Carole King, James Taylor, Jimi Hendrix. We’d play two songs and pass the basket.”

Grammy win with Louis Armstrong (1970)

In 1966, Clayton-Thomas joined the Bossmen, scoring a Top 20 Canadian hit with the anti-Vietnam war song, Brainwashed (1966). Following an invitation from BS&T drummer, Bobby Colomby, Clayton-Thomas joined the group as the lead singer in 1968. They went on to win critical acclaim for their self-titled album that included such hits as, And When I Die, You’ve Made Me So Very Happy and Spinning Wheel. The album won three Grammys, including Album of the Year, beating out the Beatles’ Abbey Road.

One year later, BS&T was a headline act at the epochal Woodstock Festival (1969). One of Clayton-Thomas’ fondest festival memories was meeting Levon Helm and the rest of The Band backstage – his old pals from the strip. “We were like, wow! A couple of years ago we were playing the Yonge Street strip and now we’re headlining the biggest concert in history. It was pretty amazing.”

THE HEADY DAYS It was a speedy transformation for BS&T. They were now a money-making machine, with the added pressures that went along with it, including expectations to tour. “For the first three years none of us had homes – but we had really nice luggage” says ClaytonThomas. “There was no such thing as having a steady relationship.” Clayton-Thomas’ own three failed marriages were a casualty of being on the road for a good part of each year.

In 2005 Clayton-Thomas decided to semi-retire, and moved back to his hometown of Toronto after living in New York for several decades. “For 47 years, my life consisted of performing 250 concerts a year all over the world with Blood, Sweat & Tears. It was a blur of running to airports, sleeping where I could – it takes its toll. I wanted to settle down in one place, and I chose Toronto because I love it here,” says ClaytonThomas. “Of all the places I’ve been in the world, I think Toronto is one of the finest places on the planet.

I never gave up my Canadian passport.”

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The teenage years were a tumultuous time for Clayton-Thomas. At 14, he ran away from home to escape his abusive father. He spent the next several years living on the street and in various reformatories (for petty theft, vagrancy and street fighting), including the Guelph Reformatory and the Burwash Correctional Centre. “Burwash was thirty miles from Sudbury and a thousand miles from nowhere,” says Clayton-Thomas.

“Canadian” Blood, Sweat & Tears, San Francisco (1982)

Someone referred to me as the Dean of Canadian singers.

I guess that means I’m getting old. – David Clayton-Thomas Woodstock Festival (1969)

The last twelve years have been busy. Clayton-Thomas has put out an album each year, and has performed at selected concerts in Canada and in Europe. His 2017 Canadiana album is a tribute to Canada’s 150th Birthday, and features music by old friends, including Neil Young, Levon Helm and Joni Mitchell. An original soundtrack of new songs will be released later this year.

LIFE CHANGING In 2011, Clayton-Thomas experienced a health scare, which forced him to slow down. A bacterial infection impacted his aortic heart valve. “I got the valve replaced and I came through it, but I don’t move as fast as I used to. At one time, I was a runner, but now my exercise consists of taking Maggie for a walk down the beautiful Toronto boardwalk three times a day.”

Music played a life-changing role in Clayton-Thomas’ life, and he’s never forgotten it. He’s involved with Peacebuilders – an organization that fosters the reformation of the justice system and provides support for underprivileged kids. In addition, he supports the Hamilton Music Collective – An Instrument for Every Child. This organization provides musical instruments, and instruction, to inner-city kids through a partnership with Mohawk College. “There are so many young kids who don’t have the money to buy a guitar or learn how to play. This gives them a chance in life.”

Another youth advocacy group that he’s committed to is Pine River Camp in Orangeville. “Instead of going to jail, Pine River offers kids in the reform process a second chance,” says Clayton-Thomas. “The kids go there for two years, get a specialized education and, ultimately, get their high school diploma.”

Clayton-Thomas is also working to get legislation passed so that streaming companies, such as Spotify, pay fair royalties to the artists for their music. “We need to keep the music alive.”

Brentwood, California (1982)

Clayton-Thomas counts his daughter Ashleigh, his granddaughter Dani, (a second grandchild is expected this year), his Miniature Schnauzer Maggie (named after Margaret Trudeau), and his downtown, lake-view crib as life’s gifts – as well as being on stage and performing for a hometown crowd. “I will always remember playing at Maple Leaf Gardens,” says Clayton-Thomas. “When I get on stage now, all the aches and pains go away. I don’t Fresh, farm-to-table think about it until afterwards. I get back to the produce from the hotel and think, oh God I hurt. But it’s fun making villa’s organic garden. music – I have always loved it.” n ACTIVE LIFE

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DYNAMIC DUO Exercise + Nutrition = Active Immune Booster

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taying healthy throughout the winter months can be a challenge. Even if you take care to wash your hands, use an antibacterial sanitizer and get the flu shot, your immune system can always use an extra boost.

Keeping your body strong with proper nutrition and exercise helps to avoid illness at anytime of the year, but it is especially important during the fluctuation of weather patterns over the next few months when we’re most vulnerable to colds and flus.

EXERCISE WITH CAUTION

Exercise increases the number of white blood cells in your body, which are the body’s natural defence in fighting illness. I’m by no means suggesting strenuous exercises or that you become a marathon runner, but simply by taking a brisk 20to 30-minute walk each day, can dramatically cut down your risk of catching a cold.

To mix it up (or if the weather isn’t conducive), alternate with going to the gym – but don’t overdo it. If you

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exercise to the point of exhaustion, without letting your body recover, then it becomes a negative stressor, which can compromise your health.

NUTRITION FACTS

An apple a day keeps the doctor away, is actually quite fitting.

Proper nutrition helps to keep your immune system strong. If you eat plenty of fruits and vegetables, you are fuelling your body with diseasefighting vitamins and minerals, such as vitamins A, C, B6, D, Folate Acid, Iron, Selenium and Zinc – all of which are widely considered to help lower the risk of a host of ailments. When you eat a variety of foods throughout the day, you have more energy to engage in physical activity, plus it keeps you in that immune boosting zone.

The down side of using supplements, is that you’re not getting the added benefit of fibre.

The fibre content found in whole foods not only helps to keep you ‘regular’, but it also strengthens your immune system.

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SOLUBLE FIBRE oat bran barley nuts seeds lentils citrus fruits apples strawberries carrots

Insoluble fibres tend to have more-bulky traits (for staying regular), like those found in whole grains and flax, as well as vegetables like celery and tomatoes.

Soluble fibres are found in many fruits, nuts, beans and oats. They not only help to control your blood sugar and serum cholesterol, but they also help to reduce inflammation throughout your body, which helps to support your immune system. ■ Agnes Ramsay is a Registered Nurse, Personal Trainer and Wellness Coach who specializes in Electric Muscle Stimulation Training. agnes.ramsay@xbodyworld.com myhomepage.ca/activelife

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GOLDEN RULES

BY N. DIONNE

its enviable positioning amidst five of the most-visited National Parks in Canada. Scanning 360 degrees from Eagle’s Eye restaurant atop Kicking Horse Resort, you have a bird’s eye view of Jasper, Banff, Yoho, Kootenay and Glacier national parks (Revelstoke is just out of sight). The restaurant at Kicking Horse Resort is the highest in Canada at 7,700 feet above sea level. At this height you may feel like you’re levitating above the clouds, but on a clear day breathtaking views of mountain ranges and river valleys stretch in all directions.

MORE THAN A REST STOP

Known as an easily accessible gasstop along the Trans-Canada Highway, visitors didn’t generally venture into Golden’s downtown core. This small town may initially appear quaint and quiet, but as you meander through the streets, it’s hard to resist the positive energy that bubbles up around you. No matter where you stop, you’ll engage in conversation with a local resident – most likely transplanted from another part of the world – simply because they became enraptured with the area.

With this cultural diversity, visitors also benefit from culinary multifariousness. The Bluebird Cafe is a great pit stop for a quick bite or a take-away lunch before setting out for the day. At Whitetooth Brewing Company, request a flight of their craft-made batches, and make sure that their Session Ale is one of the four. For finer fare, Eleven22 (named for its street address in one of the oldest houses in the township) serves up a range of refined, and wholesome, dishes.

WISHING FOR WINTER

Considered to be the ‘Champagne Powder Capital’ of Canada, Kicking Horse Resort might not get as much snow as other resorts, but because of the colder temperatures, the quality

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s the story goes, in 1884 Golden, B.C. was looking for a worthy moniker that rivalled the neighbouring town to the east, which was a lumber camp located along the Canadian Pacific Railway (CPR) called Silver City. At the time there was nothing more coveted than gold, and this base camp (Golden) was larger and more-settled. Today, Silver City no longer exists.

Still a bustling CPR junction and milling town, with approximately 3,700 residents, Golden prides itself on

Boo at the Grizzly Bear Refuge, Kicking Horse Mountain.

of the snow is consistently better – rivalling other ski-in and ski-out experiences like Sunshine and Lake Louise. At Kicking Horse, the concentration of advanced terrain is the primary draw for those of an intermediate level, but for those who are looking for tamer courses, Crystal Bowl has a series of blue runs, as well as the best snow on the mountain.

The ideal skiing conditions is often the reason that many choose to settle in Golden. As a result, there’s an unwritten rule – if more than 20 centimetres of snow has fallen, it’s perfectly acceptable to put a sign in the window that says; Gone Skiin’.

For other arctic adventures, nordic trails are well-maintained for crosscountry skiing and snowshoeing, and remote terrain can be explored by dog sleds or snowmobiles.

Take in the incredible sunsets après ski while enjoying a comforting libation before the gondola download.

And there’s nothing like luxuriating in a sauna or hot tub at the end of a fine winter’s day in Golden.

NEVER OUT OF SEASON

As the days grow longer, Golden’s fascination does not pale. If anything, the richness of the area is accentuated.

Book a Via Ferrata (with a Swiss guide) along a fixed climbing route, or make an independent trek.

Cross-country and in-town biking paths offer a myriad of possibilities, including 50 kilometres of wellmaintained trails on Kicking Horse Mountain. During a leisurely horseback riding excursion in the Blaeberry Valley along the banks of the river where the Kokanee salmon run, you may spot a golden or bald eagle circling overhead. Kayaking and rafting are also popular activities.

Turquoise, glacier-fed pools rush over intricately patterned rock at the base of Thompson Falls. A short drive away, and a two-kilometre hike in, you can take in the marvel of Wapta Falls in Yoho National Park. In the spring, the torrents of water are strong, but come autumn, you’ll feel a gentle mist while walking along its base. A visit to Golden would not be complete without crossing the longest, freestanding, timber-framed, pedestrian bridge in Canada.

LOCAL INHABITANTS

Accessed by chairlift, the Grizzly Bear Refuge is located approximately halfway up Kicking Horse Mountain.

The resident bear, Boo, prefers mid-morning and late afternoon appearances. During the fall months, caretakers provide him supplemental meals as he continues to forage his protected, 20-acre habitat in preparation for hibernation.

At Northern Lights Wildlife Centre, passionate staff members deliver educational presentations about the wolf population every 30 minutes. And before the sun sets, take a drive up Mount Seven to take in the expanse of the Rocky Mountain trench. If you’re lucky, you’ll catch sight of other local inhabitants as they set off from their perch – the intrepid parasailers. n tourismgolden.com

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BRING IT ON

Located on the southern end of Georgian Bay, Collingwood is the gateway to the Blue Mountains, where skiing, snowboarding, shopping and fine dining offer the best that winter has to offer.

Blue Mountain is Ontario’s largest village resort, just 90 minutes north of Toronto and 11 kilometres west of Collingwood. There are 43 ski and snowboard trails, 365 skiable acres and a vertical drop of 720 feet.

At the base of the mountain, The Village features more than 45 distinctive restaurants, bars and retail shops.

Along with the popular Scandinave Spa, visitors can also enjoy the village’s two onsite spas.

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Off-hill winter activities include tennis, the aquatic centre, snowshoeing, and new for 2018 – the Woodview Mountaintop Skating Trail at the top of Blue.

With the growing popularity of Winter Fat Biking, mountain bikers can now spin their wheels all year long. Fat bikes use tires that are inflated with less air pressure, which make navigating through snowy terrain a fun way to improve balance and strengthen winter legs. myhomepage.ca/activelife

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The nine-day Whiskylicious festival, running from February 1st to the 10th, is a whiskey-infused celebration of local food. The outdoor ice bars and culinary pairings are inspired by Collingwood Whiskey – a toasted, Maplewood-finished Canadian blend.

Located in the downtown core, the festival is a showcase of signature chef dishes, music, arts and brewers.

This year, the Apple Pie Trail FEEST is on Friday, February 9th, and is sponsored by Red Prince Apple to benefit the Blue Mountain Village Foundation. This magical evening features local food, cider, wine and music, along with moonlit trails with stops at fire-lit cabins.

The five-kilometre guided trek takes participants across southern Ontario’s longest suspension footbridge, and through the trails of Scenic Caves Nordic Centre.

SUMMER THRILLS

The distinctive shoreline and blue waters of Georgian Bay, mixed with the area’s rich marine history, are natural highlights for all types of boaters.

The Ridge Runner Mountain Coaster (Ontario's first) is a one-

Bartender at the Whiskylicious Festival

Millennium Park on Georgian Bay

kilometre ride through the Niagara Escarpment’s diverse terrain. Drivers can reach an exhilarating 42 kilometres per hour.

Popular golf courses in the area include the 18-hole, par 71 Duntroon Highlands Golf Club, which offers spectacular vistas of Collingwood, Stayner and Blue, as well as the Blue Mountain Golf & Country Club, The Georgian Bay Club and Batteaux Creek Golf Club.

artisan cafes, live music venues, pubs and bars, in addition to dozens of art galleries and studios.

Colourful panels and murals are creative reminders of Collingwood's historical past, spanning more than two centuries.

Visitors and residents are passionate about the The Good Food Stroll – a walking or biking tour that showcases Collingwood’s love affair with food. Much is sourced from local farmers, and includes restaurant pit stops, cafes, specialty food outlets, food markets, cafes and sweet shops.

STROLLIN' ALONG

With 60 kilometres of four-season, well-marked, multi-use trails, touring around Collingwood is perpetually pleasurable. The downtown core is jam-packed with trendy clothing stores, spas, galleries, fine dining,

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THE SPIRITS OF COLLINGWOOD

The soil and unique climate associated with this region are key elements in the making of the distinctive wine at Georgian Hills Vineyards. During the winter, visitors can snowshoe through the vineyards and enjoy artisanal cheeses and a glass of wine after their trek.

Collingwood’s craft breweries, include Northwinds Brewhouse & Kitchen, The Collingwood Brewery and Side Launch Brewing Company Inc. (named for the town’s shipbuilding industry).

Meaford is the heart of Ontario’s apple country. Stayner and Thornbury, a short drive from Collingwood, offer eclectic variations of the small town experience, and numerous pick-yourown farms en-route. n myhomepage.ca/activelife

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FA U X F I R E

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’m an avid reader, and there’s nothing better than curling up with a book in a comfy chair.

So, when I was looking for a new home to purchase, I knew that I wanted a den with a fireplace.

Nothing compares to a real fireplace on a cold day – right?

As the story so often goes, we find it necessary to tweak our wish list when looking for a home. To my surprise, I ended up purchasing a condo in the city. It seemed to have everything that I was looking for, except for the one thing that I really wanted. I wasn’t going to get my real fireplace in a condo, and a gas insert wasn’t an option – so that dream appeared to be snuffed out.

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BY JANE LOCKHART

REALISTIC ALTERNATIVES Where there’s a will, there’s a way.

If I couldn’t have a real fire, I was determined to search out a realistic facsimile of a faux fireplace. I had tacky visions of old-school fakes with tin foil and a lightbulb. From the get-go, I knew that it had to look real, or it wasn’t happening. Welcome to the 21st century – the technology, and design features, of electric fireplaces have vastly improved, and it didn’t take long to find a wonderful option.

In order to create my cosy den, I improvised by adding double French doors to the second bedroom, which is situated off the main living area.

By doing so, I created a focal wall that was also visible from the living room. myhomepage.ca/activelife

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ELECTRICALLY CHARGED Through my research, I was completely taken by the electric fireplace option.

Venting wasn’t required, installation was easy and fumes were not an issue.

In addition, it was a cost-effective supplementary heat source, there wasn’t any maintenance (like ash to clean), and it was safe. To my delight, the added warmth was a welcome bonus on colder days and, visually, it was as comforting as the real thing.

When it comes to design choices, the selection is endless. What’s great, is that you can mount them almost anywhere for optimum viewing pleasure. On average, they’re only five inches deep, and they can be recessed or hung directly onto the wall – a sleek addition to a bedroom or dining room. For a traditional feel, consider a floor model with a fireplace mantle. A full-sized media console, with shelves that flank a built-in fireplace, might be the perfect solution for your great room. From modern to traditional, they definitely make a statement.

If you have a chimney with a nonfunctioning fireplace, or you want to build a feature wall with chimney-like stone or a brick facade, consider an electric insert. Add an optional trim kit to give it a custom, polished feel.

For a contemporary look, consider a horizontal, wall-hung fireplace.

FLAMIN’ GORGEOUS Many models are remote-controlled.

With the touch of a button, you can have higher, faster flames, or flames of a different colour. You can use the timer to pre-set it to come on at certain times. Those that come with LED lights, which also change colour, offer a nightlight feature as well. If you want to ‘up’ the virtual experience, some models include extra features like sound effects (crackling wood burning), or the illusion of smoke. When you’re ready to turn it off, the embers slowly fade just like the real thing.

My den is probably my favourite place in the world – well, in my condo. n

Jane Lockhart, B.A.A.I.D., Founder & Principal Designer of Jane Lockhart Interior Design.

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BRILLIANCE

BY COBI LADNER

THE DICTIONARY’S DESCRIPTION OF A CHANDELIER IS QUITE SIMPLE –

an ornamental hanging light with branches and holders for several candles or bulbs. However, with the endless styles, shapes and sizes now available, shopping for a chandelier is anything but simple.

As lighting technology and design elements continue to grow at lightening speed, choosing that perfect fixture can be overwhelming.

Here’s how to break it down and cut through the confusion.

SHINE Chandeliers are decorative fixtures.

With this in mind, they aren’t meant to be a room’s primary light source.

Instead, they create ambiance and augment the style of a room. It would be unrealistic to expect a single fixture hanging in the centre of a room to light the entire space. The chandelier is a supplementary light source that should be incorporated into a layered lighting scheme. As part of the overall plan, consider integrating cove lighting, recessed pot lights, wall sconces and/or lamps. In addition, accent lighting can highlight paintings, countertops and cabinets.

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A guide to

CHOOSING THE

right chandelier When selecting a fixture, ensure that it provides the right kind of light.

There’s nothing worse than sitting at a table with a glaring bulb shining in your eyes. If the bulbs are exposed on your fixture of choice, check to see what kind of bulbs would work best.

Lean towards a warmer, ambient light that can be balanced with the cooler light of recessed options. In all cases, instal a dimmer switch so that you can control the light output.

STYLE Chandelier styles tend to fit into one of four categories – traditional, transitional, modern or rustic. The style of the fixture doesn’t have to follow the other style elements in the room. Since it’s a statement piece, perhaps an unexpected look would be more enlightening, rather than playing it safe.

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For a more modern look, focus on satin nickel or chrome finishes.

Traditional fixtures often feature brass (brushed or bright), and transitional options combine design elements from both traditional and contemporary styling. Wood, resin and metal are preferred materials for rustic fixtures. Mixed metals are very popular, including various combinations of black, bronze, silver, gold, glass – whatever. When adding jewellery to an outfit, one piece can change the whole look. Selecting a light fixture is similar. Choose a chandelier that provides a pleasing light quality, helps to balance the room, and is also appealing to your design sensibilities. n Cobi Ladner is the Editorial Director of RENO & DECOR magazine, and the owner of cobistyle. myhomepage.ca/activelife

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SIZE It’s important to size your chandelier so that it is the focal point of the room.

• Measure the length and the width of the room in feet.

• Add those two numbers together.

• The sum of those two numbers should be the diameter of your chandelier in inches. When in doubt, err on a larger size, since chandeliers are statement pieces.

• In a dining room, the goal is to suspend the fixture(s) low enough so that you don’t catch any glare from the light source, but high enough so that it doesn’t obstruct your vision.

• A good rule of thumb is to hang the fixture 30 to 36 inches from the top of the table.

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[IN THE GARDEN]

WINTER Pleasures

BY MARK CULLEN

Birds can be picky about their food – even in foul weather

BIRD SEED

Especially if there’s a snow fall, keep your bird feeder full throughout the winter. Hungry birds have fewer options for food sources. Many birds will kick out the corn in search of their favourite seeds, like high quality millet, black oil sunflower seeds and peanuts. Birdseed producers love to load up their mixes with cracked corn as it attracts the bird feeding public, and it’s cheap.

Like lawn fertilizer, you get what you pay for with birdseed. There are some good quality mixes around for an attractive price, but take a good look at the mix before you make your purchase.

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PEANUTS

I like to put out a peanut feeder – the kind that takes shelled peanuts.

These tend to attract the Blue Jays and the woodpeckers. When the Downys frequent the yard, they add their own characteristics like their distinct colouring and squeaks – that’s right, they don’t chirp, they squeak.

As for the Blue Jays, they are often in search of the whole peanut – for bird consumption, make sure they’re not salted. No sooner do I place some on the platform outside the kitchen window, then one giant Blue Jay announces to the others that they’ve arrived. The neighbouring jays arrive in droves, swooping and squawking at each other, taking their turn at the feeding platform until they’re all gone. They remove each peanut and take it to the high

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branches of a tree and peck out the good stuff, and then drop the shell to the ground with a perfect little hole in it. Then they take the peanut meat and jam it between the branches of trees all over the neighbourhood for later consumption. I am told, on good authority, that this sustains them through the cold and the now.

Personally, I don’t like Blue Jays well enough to feed them peanuts all of the time. They’re big, and they’re bossy. I often wait until we’re expecting company, and then I’ll put out some peanuts, and without exception, visitors comment on the busy Blue Jay population in our yard. ■ 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 Facebook and on Twitter @MarkCullen4. MarkCullen.com myhomepage.ca/activelife

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here are few things that delight me more than watching the birds in my yard during the winter months. At this time of the year, I’m so grateful that I resisted the temptation to cut down the ornamental grasses in the fall, as the birds so enjoy the seed heads.

My suet cage is always emptied.

While I keep it full year-round, the Downy woodpeckers love to hack away at it in the winter, as they do their best to accumulate fat and carbohydrates to keep warm. If you have problems with unwanted birds raiding your suet cakes, try using an upside-down suet cage.

Woodpeckers love to feed on their backs, unlike ‘bully birds’ like the Grackles and Blue Jays.

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short walk to the waterfront, Amuse by the Lake is the epitome of luxury living.

Tastefully designed by Silvergate Homes, each lake-view residence is situated as such, so that there aren’t any neighbouring homes visible from the rear of the house.

This exclusive collection features smooth, nine-foot ceilings throughout, as well as hardwood flooring. Upgraded finishes also include kitchen cabinets with soft-close drawers and doors by Artcraft, quartz countertops and a full appliance package, in addition to a walk-in, glass and tile shower in the master ensuite, and much, much more.

This spectacular location is ideally situated to take advantage of the shores of Lake Erie, but close to all the amenities of Fort Erie, as well as easy access to the Peace Bridge and the Queen Elizabeth Way.

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Home ownership is becoming out of reach for new purchasers in the GTA. While still a great investment, affordability and debt loads are of great concern. In addition, commuting and traffic congestion are getting worse, and finding the perfect (affordable) location is harder to find.

With the Ontario government’s Fair Housing Plan unveiled last April, the real estate market slowdown is no secret. Intended to bring stability and affordability to renters and homebuyers, the plan included a 15 per cent foreign buyer tax, and stricter regulations on real estate agents.

To help offset any further deterrents, Dunpar Homes is offering a three-year mortgage, for qualified buyers, at an interest rate of 1.99 per cent. New home buyers will also receive $25,000 off the purchase price, or $30,000 in design credits for upgrades.

The well-established community of Streetsville was founded in 1818, and still maintains its historic charm. With easy access to the GO train and major thoroughfares, getting to where you need to go is comfortable and convenient. Located within the city of Mississauga, Streetsville also benefits from a plethora of amenities, medical services, shopping and entertainment – many within walking distance.

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picnic grounds and hiking trails. The Ontario Racquet Club is a 150,000-square-foot facility with indoor, and outdoor, tennis courts, squash courts and hot yoga classes, as well as pilates and spinning studios.

Rattray Marsh Conservation Area and the Riverwood Conservancy are located close by.

With plenty of green space, there’s room to breathe, along with a wide variety of outdoor activities like cycling, rollerblading and hiking. The nearby Credit River offers canoeing and kayaking opportunities.

The river is also well-stocked thanks to the stewardship of the Credit River Anglers Association (CRAA).

Migrating birds tend to like this area, as well, making it popular with bird watchers.

Streetsville Centre showcases a selection of welldesigned homes, with the one thing that is often lacking – lots of storage. All models include three bedrooms and two-car garages, and range in size from 1,500 to 2,600 square feet.

Downsizing baby boomers, who are active and want to remain so, are on a quest to find the perfect home that satisfies their desire for a (somewhat) slower pace, while remaining vital and engaged. Dunpar Homes has come up with the perfect new home community at Streetsville Centre. n

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New home buyers can choose from an incredible array of spacious floorplans up to 1,900 square feet.

One-, two- and three-bedroom designs are priced from the mid $400,000s. Well-appointed, open-concept suites include custom-built, European-style kitchens with integrated appliances, in addition to engineered hardwood flooring. Thoughtful consideration, as it relates to the environment and to the residents, includes a water softening system for the entire building, as well as underground electric car stations.

IT’S ALL WITHIN REACH Located adjacent to the Lions Club Park, garden suites at 42 Mill Street will include a private outdoor space, while tower suites and penthouse suites boast large balconies and terraces – some with panoramic views of Georgetown. An elegant entrance, and lushly landscaped grounds, set the tone for the rest of the community. Building amenities include a state-of-the-art gym, an outdoor patio with a barbecue, an indoor party room and a business lounge – all available for exclusive use of the residents of 42 Mill Street and their guests.

Steps from historic downtown Georgetown, 42 Mill Street is close to other recreational activities, excellent schools, the Halton Hills Public Library and The Club at North Halton. The renowned Georgetown Farmers’ Market is a popular destination. Nearby is Georgetown’s

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Silver Creek Trail and the Terra Cotta Conservation Area. With convenient access to the Georgetown GO station, residents can be at Union Station in less than one hour.

WHEN ONLY THE BEST WILL DO Amico is a family-owned construction and development company that has been in operation for more than 30 years. With three decades of professional expertise under their collective tool belts, this award-winning company has built a wide range of sophisticated communities across southern Ontario.

Amico incorporates sustainability concepts and conscientious building practices in every project that they undertake. In each community in which they operate, Amico also uses locally supplied resources wherever possible. In addition to a heightened level of execution, Amico’s continued success is due in part to their integrity and an unwavering commitment to providing first-rate customer service.

To complement Amico’s dynamic construction team, the renowned Chicago-based Holabird & Root Architects (founded in 1880), as well as the talented, Toronto-based interior design firm of Tomas Pearce, are collaborative partners in the creation of your new home address – 42 Mill Street. n

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And the Honorary Oscar goes to:

DONALD SUTHERLAND hen I first heard that Donald Sutherland was getting an honorary Oscar for lifetime achievement, I was tempted to protest, “Not too little, but way-too late.”

Then I pressed ‘brain refresh’ and realized that the timing is way-too perfect. While the New Brunswick-born Sutherland has been a Canadian treasure for decades, while he should have already won an Oscar for a clutch of extraordinarily accomplished (but un-nominated) performances, it is still perfect now through coincidence. Sutherland has been honoured in the first year of Terrible Tyrannical Trump in the U.S. White House. Great symbolism.

In addition to being one of the great actors of his generation, Sutherland is well-read, sublimely intelligent and articulate. He is a humanist, a socialist, and when still married to actress Shirley Douglas (daughter of legendary Canadian socialist Tommy Douglas), Sutherland was an activist.

His Los Angeles house was even raided by the FBI, because agents wrongly believed that Shirley (Kiefer Sutherland’s mom) supplied guns to the Black Panthers. So, it’s reasonable to assume that Sutherland already knows how America can turn fascist and/or repressive on whim and suspicion, just as it operates now under TTT. Sutherland’s most important films; from M*A*S*H (1970) through 1900 (1976), Invasion of the Body Snatchers (1978), A Dry White Season (1989), Bethune: The Making of a Hero (1990), JFK (1991), Cold Mountain (2003) and even his four instalments as the arch-villain of The Hunger Games series (2012 to 2015); are all politically charged – often through parody and/ or allegory.

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1900 (1976)

JFK (1991)

ABOVE: Don’t Look Now (1973) LEFT: Ordinary People (1980) with Mary Tyler Moore

ABOVE: M*A*S*H (1970)

Other films, from Kelly’s Heroes (1970) through Klute (1971), Don’t Look Now (1973), The Day of the Locust (1975), Fellini’s Casanova (1976), National Lampoon’s Animal House (1978), Ordinary People (1980), Threshold (1981), Buffy the Vampire Slayer (1992), Six Degrees of Separation (1993), Outbreak (1995), Without Limits (1998), Pride and Prejudice (1995) and the forthcoming Measure of a Man (2018), have important social content and/or pop culture significance.

Sutherland, who is tall at six-footfour, and handsome (even at 82), once told me that each actor-director collaboration is a love affair, on a spiritual plane. The same is true of

his life relationships. I love the man myself, as one in few I hold in such regard in my band-of-brothers of cinema. He returns the emotion, with humour. I giggled like a kid when he once blew me a kiss from the podium at a Hunger Games’ press conference. I blushed when he paid me compliments at the Four Seasons Hotel in Los Angeles. I had stopped to say good night to him and his wife, Francine Racette (mother of Rossif, Angus and Roeg Sutherland), and Donald invited me to sit down – for a few minutes. Four hours later, we had solved all the world’s issues, through debate and conversation, not through rancour and Tweeting. If only the world had been listening. n

Bruce Kirkland’s career spans more than four decades, working as a film critic for The Toronto Star, The Ottawa Journal and for 36 years at The Toronto Sun. A life-long film buff, Bruce now shares his passion and insight with Active Life readers. bruce.kirkland@hotmail.com

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