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Penny, a Welsh Terrier, enjoys playing in the flooded Ashbridges Bay last Thursday. The shoreline is flooded do to two significant storms in late March.

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Beaches Easter Parade celebrates 50 years Thousands of people lined Queen Street East in the Beach this past Sunday for the 50th annual edition of the Beaches Easter Parade. The milestone event featured dozens of floats and lively marching bands as well as tons of chocolate and other sweet treats. Four-time Olympic swimming medallist and Beach resident Penny Oleksiak joined 2016 Rio Paralympics rowing medallist Victoria Nolan and Special Olympics Ontario backstroke gold medallist Claudia Brown to serve as the parade’s grand marshals. This year’s event was especially significant as Lions Clubs International is celebrating its 100th anniversary in 2017 and Canada is marking 150 years of Confederation. New this year, was the Toronto Beaches Runners Club’s Beaches Easter Day 5K and 1K Bunny Hop fun run/walk along the Beach

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(Above) Members of the Toronto police motorcycle demonstration team perform along the route. (Top right) Matt Zbyszewski and his daughter Maja, 3, await the arrival of the Easter Bunny and Beach Guild of Fine Arts member Cynthia Dudley (bottom right) sports a fine Easter bonnet. Boardwalk. All profits from the event were directed to the Toronto Beaches

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TAMARA SHEPHARD tshephard@insidetoronto.com When Keisha YoungHaecker’s son, Thomas, entered the world as a "micropreemie" at one pound, 14 ounces, gripping fear eclipsed the joy. Infection during her pregnancy induced labour at just 23 weeks. Thomas spent three-and-a-half months in a NICU incubator at Mount Sinai Hospital. Doctors forecasted a dark fate for the newborn. "Doctors said he would have severe cerebral palsy," Young-Haecker recalled. "They said he would be blind, couldn’t speak, and would be severely handicapped. The doctor said ’It’s cute going up and down the stairs when you have a little baby. But can you imagine having a 50-pound baby boy, who can’t do anything for himself, and you have to lift him up and down the stairs all the time?’ "And that was his way of telling us, maybe now is a good time to let him go. I wanted to prove him wrong. I was angry. How dare you tell me this is what is going to happen." The couple didn’t let go of their son. Thomas began intensive interventions when he arrived home at 10 months old, including osteopathy and physiotherapy that cost his parents $250 a week, and later, speech therapy and occupational therapy. Thomas wears leg splits and uses a wheelchair for distance. "Thomas is by no means severe," Young-Haecker said. "He still has his issues. As he gets older, the issues

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Thomas Haecker, 4, shares a kiss with his mother Keisha Young-Haecker at home. Thomas has been approved for partial out-of-country OHIP coverage for a May 11 surgery called SDR (Selective Dorsal Rhizotomy), shown to eliminate spasticity in children with cerebral palsy. will get worse. He has tightness in his legs that causes him to be crouched, and he usually walks high on his toes." That doesn’t stop the little boy, who sits transfixed by his Mario Chase video game. Cerebral palsy is the most-frequent cause of physical disability in Canadian children, affecting two to 2.5 in 1,000 children every year, the Bloorview Research Institute reported. "About a year ago, his legs were so tight they were like pulling rubber bands. His legs were shaking in bed. He said ’It hurts,’" Young-Haecker said of lessening effective Botox treatments. A nurse, Young-Haecker began online research of a surgical procedure called Selective Dorsal Rhizoto-

my or SDR. American neurosurgeon Dr. T.S. Park pioneered SDR at St. Louis Children’s Hospital where it has been performed on more than 3,000 patients. In SDR, surgeons identify and electrically stimulate the dorsal spinal rootlet nerve fibres that cause spasticity in their transmission from the muscle to the spinal cord. Surgeons selectively cut the abnormal rootlets, leaving the normal rootlets intact. Young-Haecker approached Dr. Darcy Fehlings, who follows Thomas at Holland Bloorview Kids Rehabilitation Hospital’s spasticity clinic. Fehlings discussed Thomas’ case with Dr. James Drake, the head of neurosurgery at SickKids hospital. Drake is one of

two pediatric neurosurgeons in Ontario qualified to assess patients seeking out-of-country (OOC) SDR surgery. Thomas’ future changed. Last December, YoungHaecker opened a letter from the ministry approving Thomas’ OOC OHIP funding the same day her husband Corey read a letter from Park confirming Thomas for SDR surgery on May 11. "I called Corey. ’Thomas was approved for surgery.’ He said, ’How do you know?’ We were so super happy. We were excited to know Thomas’ life would be pain-free." Four-year-old Thomas is an "excellent candidate" for SDR surgery, Park said. "Thomas will be able to walk independently with

improved balance and endurance," Park wrote in the letter. "He will be able to participate in recreational activities and SDR will prevent future deterioration." Post-SDR surgery, Thomas’ spasticity will be permanently reduced, and his sitting and standing postures and comfort improved, Park said. Still, the Haeckers needed to raise $25,000 for possible post-SDR tendon-release surgery and equipment. They took out a line-ofcredit. Their GoFundMe Page (https://www.gofundme.com/thomasjourney) has surpassed $30,000. And they committed to Park to a year of daily physiotherapy post-SDR. But Young-Haecker is concerned about how and who is evaluated for OOC

OHIP coverage. "Ours was not as tough as struggle as that of some parents seeking out-ofcountry SDR. There shouldn’t be that discrepancy," she said. "Some parents can’t even get to see these two (evaluating) doctors because they’re told they’re out of the catchment area." The Ministry of Health "is not aware of any catchment area barriers that would exclude patients from obtaining services at either location (doctor)," ministry spokesperson David Jensen said in an email. The ministry has received 17 OOC prior-approval applications for patients seeking SDR in the U.S. since it began accepting applications October 2014; 11 of those were approved for OOC OHIP funding, Jensen said. The ministry is reviewing a proposal from the Toronto Local Health Integration Network and Holland Bloorview and SickKids Hospital to establish a joint SDR assessment/surgery/ rehab program in Ontario, he added. If approved, YoungHaecker urged the government to offer parents physio cost relief. "Even if Ontario does come up with a SDR program here, they need to come up with a structure for physio after surgery where parents don’t have to pay so much for physio for an entire year after," she said. Start your day by exploring an unsolved mystery, meeting interesting people in our communities and reading new nonfiction or fiction by Canadian authors. Join us every Sunday for your Sunday Reads.

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BASEMENT FLOODS ARE ON THE RISE. DON’T LET YOUR BASEMENT BE NEXT. Together we can stop heavy rainfall, melting snow and runoff from ending up in your basement. At the City, we’re doing our part by continually updating and maintaining Toronto’s complex underground pipes, sewers and catch basins. Now it’s your turn. Here are some tips to help you ﬂood-proof your home.

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Leuty Lifeguard Station a priority said Toronto Parks, Forestry and Recreation is working to quickly remedy the situation, starting with the compromised shoreline east of the 97-year-old Leuty Lifeguard Station. "Leuty is obviously our priority," he said, adding they’re starting by focusing their efforts on the physical assets. "From there, we’ll be going in and addressing the Ashbridges Bay pond." At the Leuty Lifeguard Station, crews are currently working to place more than 20 large armour stones east of the designated heritage property to protect the shoreline. Sand is also being brought in to further build up the beach east of the iconic structure. The compromised Beach Boardwalk will also

see armour stones and sand brought in. This first portion of the work is expected to be completed by Friday, April 21. The so-called Ashbridges Bay pond will be looked at in the coming weeks. "We’re looking at a month all told of heavy equipment and multiple crews doing emergency repair work from a three-day storm," he said, adding the water levels are the highest recorded in several years and said he expects it could take a number of years for the eroded sand, especially at the volleyball courts, to naturally fill back in. Regardless, Dann said he doesn’t expect the volleyball season to be compromised. "We’ll have all of the courts back by, I think, the first week of June at the latest," he said. He said at this time the

city and TRCA are exploring three possible options to address the ponding: punch in a channel to allow the water to flow back into the lake and move in some sand; let the pond sit and naturally burn off; or move the shoreline and allow the water to seep out and move in some sand. "We’ll be in close consultation with the TRCA to ensure the highest environmental standards," Dann said. "It’s all being done in a way that is meant to preserve the natural environment. Everything will be done to a really high standard to ensure it’s a longterm, viable solution." He said the eroding of the shoreline and the significant ponding show that "you can’t fight against the lake". "It’s a powerful body of , water," said Dann.

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Community hospitals need your support Next week marks Community Hospital Week in our city – a week designated to help spread awareness of all that happens in these hospitals right in our own backyards. These health-care institutions are centres of innovation, teaching facilities and the place we go for countless health-care needs. Many of us know the emergency department well, but do you know they also offer highly specialized care? Internationally recognized programs and expert physicians and staff help put Canada’s health-care system at the front of the pack. The contributions of our community hospitals in achieving this can’t be taken for granted. That’s why Metroland Media Toronto has partnered with Humber River Hospital, North York General Hospital, St. Joseph’s Health Centre and Scarborough and Rouge Hospital to promote the special awareness week. These hospitals are there for us throughout every stage of our lives, but they need a little help from us to continue to deliver high-quality patient care. While the cost of hospital operations is funded by the Ontario government, helping to create access to some of the best health care in the world, the province asks the community to participate by supporting equipment needs and a portion of capital renovations. Many people don’t know that the government only covers a hospital’s operating expenses, leaving the costs of new medical equipment and building for the hospital to cover – and that’s where you can come in. Hospitals count on the generosity of donors to fund a whole host of things that make a difference in the individualized care provided by health-care specialists in your hospital, close to home. Your support helps with the purchase of new X-ray machines so doctors can diagnose your child’s broken arm, finance renovations to birthing suites so new moms can bring life to our communities, expanding emergency services so that they’re available when your family needs it most, and much more. Gala dinners, planned giving, golf tournaments, corporate grants, raffles, silent auctions, and individual monthly and annual gifts are just a few ways hospital foundations work with the public to raise funds to support health care in your community. It’s not easy to ask for help, but it’s easy to make a difference in the health care in your community. During this Community Hospitals Week and throughout the year, consider offering your support to your hospital.

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East York pride can survive new boundaries East York is dead, yet it’s still with us. Next year will be 20 years since the province pushed six unwilling cities together, and East York – that borough on the Don River – was one. The spirit of East York hangs on, though; in sports leagues, legion halls, its historical society and garden club. The old civic centre is still there, and East York’s politicians don’t let residents forget. But now comes a new challenge: East York will take territory from North York. Ward boundaries designed to last Toronto the next four elections – Toronto council passed a bylaw establishing them last month – have "really torn apart the traditional boundaries of East York,"

MIKE ADLER Edges of Toronto says Janet Davis, a councillor there for 14 years. Our 44 wards were created in 2000, when the megacity was new. But with 400,000 more Torontonians flooding into downtown and wherever else condos bloom, council opted for 47 wards. You’ll have to learn new ward numbers. The plan means more representation from down-

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town, a bit more new blood. It also means East York wards north of the Danforth absorb parts of North York west of the Don Valley. Paula Fletcher, council veteran from nearby Riverdale, bluntly says the boundary plan "completely disrespects East York as a legacy city." People have communities and they’re attached to them, Fletcher adds. "I think that’s important that we honour that, not carve it up." Davis, however, says she’s trying to be positive about the change. She’ll work even harder to keep East York pride, and identity, going. That identity is strong, she insists, in a generation calling themselves East Yorkers - some trading

memorabilia online - after East York, the municipality, ceased to be. The plan’s also notable for what it doesn’t change. Etobicoke, beyond the Humber River, stays intact, though a councillor there, Justin DiCiano, is appealing the redistribution anyway. Victoria Park Avenue remains the wall beyond which Scarborough lies. An earlier option divided the Beach, merging one of its wards with southwestern Scarborough. That was enough to get residents on both sides of Victoria Park angry. In Toronto, our dead former cities are tough to kill. Reach Edges columnist Mike Adler at madler@insidetoronto.com

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Help clean up on Earth Day Several community cleanup events are set to take place in Toronto’s east end Saturday, April 22 for Earth Day. Here’s a list of a number of events happening in the Beach, The Pocket, Upper Beach, Danforth East, Leslieville, and Beach Hill. Earth Day Beach Clean Up 10 a.m. to noon, Woodbine Beach at the Leuty Lifeguard Station. Don’t forget to bring your own garden/work gloves. Hosted by Ontario Captive Animal Watch. Clean up Day 10 a.m. to noon, Phin Avenue Parkette, 115 Condor Ave. Bring gloves, rakes, shovels, and wheelbarrows. Event will also include the construction of an herb garden. Hosted by The Pocket Community Association. Clean Up Glen Stewart Ravine

10 a.m. to noon, meet at the entrance to the ravine (Kingston Road and Beech Avenue). Hosted by Friends of Glen Stewart Ravine. Annual Clean Toronto Together Park Clean Up 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., Stephenson Park, 61 Stephenson Ave. Hosted by Friends of Stephenson Park. Greenwood Park Clean up for Earth Day 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., Greenwood Park, 150 Greenwood Ave. Enjoy refreshments. Hosted by Friends of Greenwood Park. Earth Day Street Clean Up 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m., Forward Baptist Church, 1891 Gerrard St. E. Bring your own gloves. Bags will be provided. Enjoy free hot drinks and hotdogs. Hosted by the Beach Hill Neighbourhood Association and Forward Baptist Church.

Another honour for Oleksiak Swimming star Penny Oleksiak has been named the 2016 Ontario Sports Hall of Fame’s Syl Apps Athlete of the Year. Oleksiak, who hails from the Beach and attends Monarch Park Collegiate Institute, is the first Canadian athlete to win four medals at a single summer Games. She was selected for

the 19th annual award through an Ontario-wide public voting campaign that ran for 31 days and ended on March 31. This year’s finalists included a couple of fellow Toronto residents - Cincinnati Reds star Joey Votto of Etobicoke (baseball) and midtown resident Ghislaine Landry (rugby sevens) - along

Pick up free compost this weekend Ward 30 residents can pick up free compost this weekend at Coun. Paula Fletcher’s annual compost weekend. On Saturday, April 22, compost will be available starting at 9 a.m. at Kempton Howard Park, 150 Blake St.; Phin Park, 115 Condor Ave.; and Monarch Park, 1 Hanson St. On Sunday, April 23, com-

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CORRECTION It was Donald Beckles who was killed in Jamestown while on his porch in March 2015. The Mirror regrets the error.

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East Toronto singer/songwriters Janet Whiteway (left), Ashé, and Suzanne Nuttall (AKA Ponyta) will be performing in a Prince tribute concert titled, ’Bless Your Purple Heart’, on Sunday, April 23 at The Rivoli. "I wanted to do something more intimate to honour Prince’s memory," said Nuttall, who back in 2007 organized a sold-out, all-women Prince show. "It’s honouring Prince, the songwriter. You’re going to hear a lot of hits but it won’t be the big party hits or the dance numbers." Nuttall, who has lived near Greenwood and Mortimer since 2005, said those in attendance can expect to hear some popular tunes written by Prince includ-

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Tickets can be purchased at http://bit.ly/2nWLWvA. Toronto Toronto Silent Film Festival WHEN: 4 p.m. - 6 p.m. WHERE: Fox Theatre, 2236 Queen Street East, Toronto CONTACT: torontosilentfilm@gmail.com COST: $15 $10 senior/student Toronto Silent Film Festival presents Little Annie Rooney. l Tuesday, April 25 SNYP Mobile Clinic WHEN: 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. WHERE: East End Community Health Centre, 1619 Queen Street East, Toronto CONTACT: 416-778-5805 COST: Free or low- cost Toronto Animal Services’ SNYP (spay/neuter your pet) Mobile Clinic is reaching out to pet owners to provide spay and neuter services for dogs and cats at low or NO COST near the Centre. For people/ families with a household income less than $50,000. Not for dogs over 30lbs. Please call to apply and book an appointment.

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Total Health Show WHEN: 11 a.m. WHERE: Metro Toronto Convention Centre - North Building, 255 Front St. W., Toronto CONTACT: 416-924-9800 COST: Various prices The show, April 21 to 23, offers more than 60 international speakers, a raw café oasis, spa oasis and over 200 exhibits devoted to a natural healthy lifestyle.

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In last week’s column, we spoke of John Tory’s conundrum in the coming 2018 election: how to balance the need to defend against a candidate running from a populist right-wing Ford Nation position, and convince the majority of nonNation voters that he hasn’t out-and-out defected. Kathleen Wynne’s problem is much starker. As it stands, it seems as though the MPP for Don Valley West is a premier without a nation. Going into the 2018 provincial election, her approval rating hovers in the middle teens. Faced with ratings not very much lower last year, French President François Hollande made the call to bow out of the elections there. There is pressure on Wynne to do the same. Her reluctance (as of this writing April 18) is understandable: after all, didn’t she just deliver a majority government to the Liberals three short years ago?

business-as-usual for the Liberal oligarchy in Ontario. If they weren’t branddestroying in 2014, why are they now? Ontario voters got what they asked for and knew what they were getting. So what gives? The fact that no one can offer a definitive answer is DAVID NICKLE what makes Wynne’s coThe City nundrum so bedevilling. Her last chance to find that answer is coming in just a That one was a long-shot week, when her finance too, and Wynne won by tackminister Charles Sousa deing to the left while Tim Hulivers what he promises to dak’s PCs and the New Dembe a balanced budget - the ocrats’ Andrea Horwath first in years - without, he tacked populist right. And promised last week, any she has governed more or new taxes on families. less as she campaigned, If that doesn’t work . well, pushing progressive sex edit will be hard to justify anyucation rules, public transit expansion, and, soon to thing other than following Hollande’s lead, and give up come, rising minimum wage, and even a guaran- on any hope of leadership. teed universal basic income pilot project. There have David Nickle is a reportbeen problems - out-of-coner and columnist covering trol Hydro rates, electoral Toronto City Hall for Metscandals and a sputtering roland Media Toronto. He climate-change plan - but can be reached at dnickmany of them are frankly le@insidetoronto.com.

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