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Toronto Newsgirls on the ropes, but optimistic JOANNA LAVOIE jlavoie@insidetoronto.com The Toronto Newsgirls Boxing Club, Canada’s first female-

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JOANNA LAVOIE jlavoie@insidetoronto.com Sarah Kerr and Tom Affleck have a special affinity for the Central American nation of Nicaragua. For the last 11 years, they’ve regularly visited the impoverished country to build classrooms and provide children with muchneeded school supplies and books through their charitable organization, SchoolBOX. Back in 2006, Affleck, who currently works as the entrepreneurial leader for Knox Presbyterian Church, was doing large-scale development work in Nicaragua when one weekend he visited a friend in a rural area and gifted some school supplies to some local children. It was a small but life-changing gesture that ultimately prompted him to create SchoolBOX, which was officially registered as a charity in 2007. "That small donation enabled two young girls to attend school," Kerr, SchoolBOX’s executive director,

shared during a recent interview at their Beach Hill home. "It’s been so moving to see kids we’ve helped succeed in school, have a better future, break the cycle of poverty and follow their dreams." When SchoolBOX was founded, Kerr was working as a volunteer educator in Guyana. She met Affleck, who was from the same town of Almonte, Ont., and together they started directing their efforts to helping children in Nicaragua, which is the second poorest country in the western hemisphere after Haiti. In 2008, with a group of volunteers Kerr and Affleck headed back to Nicaragua for the first classroom build. Next spring, SchoolBOX will be building its 100th classroom. "We’ve got the work plan in place and we should be breaking ground in March (2018) in the rural village of El Caracol," said Kerr, adding volunteers are always needed and welcome. "We’d love to invite friends and neighbours from

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Tom Affleck and Sarah Kerr travel to Nicaragua several times a year with their charitable organization SchoolBOX to build classrooms and hand out school supplies. this community to join us. It’s definitely life-changing for you as an individual, but also a great thing to do as a family. It’s a different way to give." The couple along with team members travel back to

Nicaragua two or three times a year for both classroom builds as well as to scope out new project possibilities. Kerr said SchoolBOX, which has the global mission of making education possi-

ble, gives volunteers and supporters a chance to directly see and experience how their generosity changes people’s lives by investing in communities. "What we are able to create is an opportunity for or-

dinary people to have a direct impact," she said. In 2009, SchoolBOX launched an Indigenous Youth Empowering Students program where Aboriginal youth from Canada could learn more about, embrace, and share their culture with others in an empowering way, while helping build a school for kids in Nicaragua. This year, the program titled SchoolBOX Canada will be building a library in Wabauskang First Nation in northwestern Ontario. In addition to the library project, a group of Indigenous youth from across Canada travelled to Nicaragua earlier this month on a crosscultural exchange where they helped build classrooms and handed out school supplies. Last November, Affleck received the Governor General’s Meritorious Service Cross. A 10-day volunteer trip with SchoolBOX costs $1,500 U.S. and includes food and accommodation. Visit www.schoolbox.ca for more information.

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’Make Danforth Great Again’ slogan fails to impress JOANNA LAVOIE jlavoie@insidetoronto.com

M. outside Tora Home Design, which is owned by BIA chairman Louie Dapergolas. Superimposed on a number of those photographs is an image along with so-called quotes of approval from Donald Trump who apparently "visited" the BIA late last year to view the "great work being done in Danforth Village." "He was really impressed with the Danforth Village BIA and the recent streetscape improvements to the area. He really was," the tongue-in-cheek post read. Louis Dapergolas, chair of the Danforth Village BIA, posted a note to the community on the group’s Facebook page in response to backlash pertaining to the Facebook video. "This video was created and posted in November 2016 as a satire of Donald Trump. At the time, many of us believed that the idea

that he would be elected President of the United States was outrageous," he wrote. "This video in no way suggests any support of Donald Trump or his beliefs, especially in light of what is currently happening in the United States. Instead, it was made to promote our Window Washing initiative, which is an exciting collaboration between the Danforth Village BIA and Dixon Hall, a shelter on Danforth Avenue. This initiative gives shelter users an opportunity to engage in gainful, meaningful employment." Beaches-East York Councillor Janet Davis sits on the BIA board and said while the campaign "was an attempt to be humourous, it really missed the mark." The Ward 31 representative said the community’s strong reaction shows

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Late last year, the Danforth Village BIA started offering a window washing service to its members. Window washers use a red cart inscribed with the slogan "Make Danforth Great Again". there is no room for any kind of Trump-related rhetoric in east Toronto. East Enders Against Racism, an east Toronto-

based community group committed to counteracting hate speech and hate crimes, is denouncing the marketing campaign.

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The Danforth Village Business Improvement Area’s use of a slogan inspired by that of U.S. President Donald Trump has hit a sour note with many in the community. Last week, area resident Yona Nestel was walking along Danforth Avenue, near Main Street, when she was ’shocked’ to see a red cart with the tagline "Make Danforth Great Again" outside a business. She posted about it on Facebook and soon learned the slogan was being used to market a window washing service for merchant members of the Danforth Village BIA. "I’m shocked and disgusted that a BIA representing people of colour-owned businesses would think this appropriating Trump’s campaign

slogan would be funny or clever. Especially given how overtly racist Trump is," she said during a Facebook interview with The Mirror. Nestel, who moved to the Danforth East area four years ago because of the community’s diversity, said she wants to see the "campaign" shut down and an apology issued to both the community as well as the businesses, many of which are owned and operated by people of colour, the BIA represents. She also wants the Danforth Village BIA to acknowledge this was "in very bad taste and could be interpreted as racist." Last fall, the DVBIA launched the program posting about it on its website last November. The now-removed post featured a number of photos of a female window washer identified as Sara

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Preliminary work underway on Lakeshore GO line expansion JOANNA LAVOIE jlavoie@insidetoronto.com Preliminary work is now underway to expand the GO Transit network on the Lakeshore East line. In recent weeks, crews have been working on a geotechnical study, which requires the drilling of boreholes at multiple locations across the network to test soil conditions for the future construction of the electrification infrastructure. While minimal impact is expected for residents and adjacent properties, residents can expect some local construction noise for the duration of a few hours for a few nights. The work is scheduled to be completed overnight and on weekends when there is less train activity. Weather permitting, it is expected to be completed

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Preliminary work has begun on the expansion of the Lakeshore East Go Transit line. by the end of the month. Anyone with questions or concerns can contact Jody Robinson, Metrolinx’s community rela-

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JOANNA LAVOIE jlavoie@insidetoronto.com A Toronto teacher killed Sunday, Aug. 13 during a terror attack in Burkina Faso is being remembered as an exceptional educator who thought outside the box. Most recently, Tammy Jane Mackay Chen, 34, worked as a French immersion teacher at Glen Ames Senior Public School in the Beach from 2011 to 2013. Chen, who was sixmonth pregnant, was living in Burkina Faso while she completed a Ph.D at the University of Cambridge. Her husband Mehsen Fenaiche, a Senegalese citizen, also died in the attack. The Montreal native was one of two Canadians killed when suspected Islamic extremists reportedly starting firing at a Turkish restaurant in the west African nation’s capital city of Ouagadougou. Ca-

nadian citizen Bilel Diffalah was also among the 18 killed in the act of terrorism. Hilary Scott’s now-18year-old daughter Brynna was one of Chen’s pupils when she taught Grade 8 French at Glen Ames. "She was an incredible teacher who caught the attention of everyone who knew her, in and out of the classroom as she was so beloved," Scott told The Beach Mirror via Facebook. Chen also taught both of Ward 32 Councillor MaryMargaret McMahon’s children when they attended the Williamson Road middle school. "She was fantastic at teaching the kids," said McMahon, whose now 18-yearold daughter Becca considered Chen her favourite teacher. "She was big on social justice. She had the kids out volunteering in the

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Tammy Chen Fenaiche and husband Mehsen Fenaiche. community. She was a big picture kind of person," she said. Beach resident Diana Aziz also thought highly of

Chen, who taught both of her daughters at Glen Ames. "Tammy went well beyond the scope of a teach-

er’s responsibilities. She was compassionate, warm, supportive, and a wonderful role model," she shared during a recent interview. Aziz said Chen opened her daughter Siena’s eyes to humanitarianism connecting her with two pen pals in Burkina Faso. Chen also helped her daughter work through some issues involving bullying. "She was a wonderful person in so many ways. We are so devastated to hear this news," she said. The Toronto District School Board offered its condolences in an Aug. 15 post on Twitter. "Tammy is being remembered as a very passionate, charismatic and diligent teacher by her colleagues at Glen Ames, where she taught in the French Immersion Program," the note read. "Not only was she respected and well-liked by students, parents and col-

leagues, she was always willing to go the extra mile to help students. The TDSB, together with the Glen Ames Senior Public School community, is deeply saddened by her passing and our thoughts are with her family, friends and those that knew her." Parkdale-High Park MPP Cheri DiNovo also offered her condolences in a tweet as Chen had also taught at Swansea Junior Public School, which is in her riding. "Tammy Chen teacher @SwanseaPS was a victim of the #BurkinaFasoAttack . Love light and prayer to her family," she wrote. Aside from teaching and studying, Chen was also the co-founder and president of Bright Futures of Burkina Faso, a registered non-profit offering interest-free microcredit loans to women in Burkina Faso. -with files from Torstar News

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Charlottesville proves we must unite against hate After the events in Charlottesville and their aftermath this month, we in Canada might be tempted to allow just a little bit of smugness amid the horror we feel at the images of swastikas and torches on parade - at the evil brutality of Heather Heyer’s murder there. We should strive to avoid that. Their president aside, many Americans, most perhaps, have responded to the resurgence of neo-Nazism and white supremacy with powerful and principled rejection. America may remain bitterly divided, with a cut still very much in need of healing sustained during that country’s Civil War. But its loudest voices - again, excepting President Donald Trump’s Twitter feed - are most hateful when they speak of hate itself. Canada isn’t in nearly that sort of trouble, or so it seems. We are open to immigration, welcoming of refugees, inclusive and kind-hearted. If there is evidence to the contrary, surely it is a trifling bit, or if larger and more systemic, then it is something that we have common capacity to correct. Thinking that is a mistake, particularly if one is doing so from the point of view of the dominant, which is to say white, culture. Setting our own prime minister’s "sunny ways" narrative aside, Canada has a history of hateful rhetoric and fascist movements, and Toronto has too often been at the centre of it. The 1930s’ Christie Pits riot in which real Nazi supporters clashed with Jewish and Italian groups is a good touchstone, but there have been more: the recentlypassed Holocaust-denier Ernst Zündel was a Torontonian for many years, peddling his hate from a house in Cabbagetown. The Heritage Front neo-Nazi organization had a presence in Toronto before it disbanded in 2005. More recently, Torontonians in the east end have found their mailboxes filled with the hate-filled screeds from Your Ward News, a publication that Canada Post will no longer deliver for that reason. And of course it is Toronto where now-former Rebel Media correspondent Faith Goldy is based. The far-right website let her go just last week after she appeared on a neo-Nazi podcast, following her attendance at the Charlottesville rally. It would be wrong to say that Torontonians have tolerated this sort of thing all these years; we haven’t. But we have taken false comfort, in the belief that the seeds of racism and out-and-out Nazism that have been blowing through the gutters will never truly take root.

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Kevin Clarke, leader of "The People" Kevin Clarke shows me how he barricaded his apartment door, two days earlier, against the sheriff, his social worker, and police. They tried evicting him. He live-streamed it all. "If you put ’nightmare’ and ’hell’ and ’disgrace,’ that’s what it comes up to," he says of his situation. Follow politics closely in Toronto? You’ve probably seen Clarke. Five times, he’s run for mayor; nine times for MPP, four for MP, twice for councillor. He leads "The People," a registered political party. In public, he’s always campaigning. His campaigning voice is loud. I’ve seen him escorted offstage at debates when he wasn’t invited. He’s waved a flag or held a cross when

MIKE ADLER Edges of Toronto he was. He’s drawn slogans in chalk on sidewalks at Yonge and Sheppard, on curbs at Yonge and Dundas. Clarke ran a car business. Then he became homeless, which, he says, can happen to anybody. "Twenty years ago, I was an extensive drug user, sleeping on concrete." Clarke panhandled in

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the Annex. I saw him disrupt a demonstration supporting the homeless in St. Jamestown; he wore roller skates and a bed sheet. At 53, he’s on disability payments, has back problems, liver problems, a busted foot. A program for adults living with serious mental illness pays his rent. But his landlord in Scarborough’s Kingston-Galloway area wants him out. Running to replace the late Rob Ford as an Etobicoke councillor last August, Clarke kept hanging makeshift signs outside his building and from his balcony. The landlord, and Clarke’s own social worker, testified this was related to mental illness. Clarke says he’s exercis-

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Newsgirls is one of the safest spaces some of these women have ever experienced." For the last 11 years, Toronto Newsgirls has been located in a 3,500 sq. ft industrial space on Carlaw Avenue, just south of Gerrard Street East. Somehow, month after month, Howe has managed to scrape together the $5,000-plus needed to pay the rent. "It’s not an easy way to live," admitted Howe, who has recently called on friends and supporters as well as the 5,000 Newsgirls alumni to become a "Sugar Mama" and donate as little as $5 a month. "We want to be able to offer affordable programming and we just want security," said Howe, who also said it would be nice if she could actually draw a salary, hire a few coaches and even take a little time off. Howe said things have been even more challenging as of late, as a longtime recreational boxing program at the 250-member gym that catered to femaleidentified individuals who have experienced violence "took a different direction" and unexpectedly relocated. "Shape Your Life was one of our key sources of income at Newsgirls. At first, it was a shock, but crisis means opportunity," said Howe, who designed and ran the program for 10 years. "Every time something happens like this, I refuse

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year. Toronto Newsgirls, which also offers training for recreational coaches and competitive boxers, has also recently launched a new program for youth age 10 to 16 and their ’moms’ - called Newsgirls One-Two Combo. Down the line, Howe said she’d also like to resume international exchanges with other likeminded boxing gyms around the world. Last spring, Savoy, who has a theatre degree, wrote and performed a solo showcalled Newsgirl at the gym, as part of the Soulo Theatre Festival. From Sept. 21 to Sept. 24, she’ll be remounting the 70-minute show at the gym and donating a portion of the proceeds to female boxers in Calcutta. For more information, visit http://torontonewsgirls.com.

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Young Ruffian’s open for A Midsummer Night’s Dream in Withrow Park Young Ruffian Apprentice Actors takeover the stage this weekend, opening for Shakespeare in the Ruff’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream with their own creation: All Dark and Comfortless. Come support these talented young actors and stay for a night of theatre under the stars with the bard!

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Tkaranto Past/Tkaranto Future Mural Launch Join the Riverside BIA and the Cultural Hotspot in launching the Tkaranto Past/Tkaranto Future Mural. Meet lead artist Odinamaad and hear from Traditional Wisdom Keeper Philip Cote. Enjoy Indigenous hoop dancing, singing, and drumming, plus food and celebratory remarks!

l Saturday, August 26 Withrow Park Farmers’ Market WHEN: 9:00 a.m - 1:00 p.m WHERE: Withrow Park, 725 Logan Avenue, Northeast corner of the park, Toronto CONTACT: withrowmarket@gmail.com Find certified organic, non-GMO, and sustainably produced products and goods, wonderful live music, arts and crafts, and activities for kids.

Tree Tour and Picnic WHEN: 11:00 a.m - 2:00 p.m WHERE: Stephenson Park, 61 Stephenson Avenue, Toronto CONTACT: 416-413-9244 Learn about tree care on a guided walk, then add mulch to trees. Bring a blanket for a community picnic. Snacks and drinks provided. Meet at baseball diamond. Toronto Cider Festival - Celebrating Canada 150 WHEN: 11:30 a.m - 10:30 p.m WHERE: Sherbourne Common, 61 Dockside Dr, Toronto CONTACT: 647-261-4101, tociderfestival@outlook.com, torontociderfestival.com COST: $30 includes sampling mug and four samples Festival featuries 28 different cideries showcasing more than

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l Tuesday, August 29 Computers Cafe WHEN: 2:30 p.m - 4:30 p.m WHERE: East End Community Health Centre, 1619 Queen Street East, Toronto CONTACT: 416-778-5805 Drop by to check your email, explore the internet, practice your computer skills with other community members. No lesson plan, just ask questions.

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l Friday, September 1 Toronto International BuskerFest for Epilepsy WHEN: 12:00 p.m - 8:00 p.m WHERE: Woodbine Park, 1681 Lakeshore Blvd East, Toronto CONTACT: mackenzie@torontobuskerfest.com, torontobuskerfest.com/ COST: Admission by donation to Epilepsy Toronto Comedy, spontaneity and a dash of the unbelievable. Welcome to the Toronto International BuskerFest for Epilepsy - where fearless meets funny. Sept. 1-4.

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issues about 2.2 million parking tickets a year. "The new dispute process will allow the Parking Enforcement Unit to provide better service delivery, as officers will no longer be tied up in court," said Brian Moniz, the unit’s acting officer-in-charge. Moniz said the changes will also give enforcement officers more time to patrol, or respond to calls for service and enforcement. Paying tickets after Aug. 28 can still be done online, by mail or at City service counters at City Hall, Metro Hall or at civic centres in North York, Etobicoke, East York, York and Scarborough.

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Monday August 28th thru Sunday September 3rd

ENTER TO WIN A $300 BACK TO SCHOOL Shopping Spree at GERRARD SQUARE AUG. 28th thru Sept. 3rd 2017 **One entry per person. Receipts will NOT be accepted from prescriptions, alcohol, tobacco, dental services or lottery. Must be able to pick up prize from the Mall. Prize is non-transferable.

Draw Date: Sept. 5th, 2017 at 10 am

PLUS! WIN DAILY PRIZES* OF BACK - TO - SCHOOL GOODIES OR PLANET FITNESS GYM MEMBERSHIPS To enter: show your receipt(s) totalling $50 from any combination of Gerrard Square stores** from Aug. 28th thru Sept., 3rd, 2017 at the Info/Lotto Booth or send the receipts via Gerrard Square Facebook page or email them @ allicockk@davpart.com (Complete Contest details are available @GERRARDSQUARE.COM)

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*All contest contestants are eligible for a chance to win both a daily prize and a chance to win the Grand Prize. Daily prizes draws applicable to weekdays - Monday through Friday only.

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