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Riverside Talks helps community get to know each other REBECCA FIELD rfield@insidetoronto.com Riverside might be getting more of a community feel with a new public forum. The forum, Riverside Talks, is a series of public meetings set to take place the last Tuesday of every month.

The next meeting is set for July 30 at 7 p.m. at An Sibin Pub on the corner of Broadview Ave. and Queen St. E. The talks are being organized by William Chan from the marketing team of the Riverside BIA and who has called the community home for more than 30 years.

“Growing up I realized that there’s a bunch of organizations in the neighbourhood, but a lot of them seem a little bit fragmented,” said Chan. Since then, he said the BIA has become more organized. “One of the things that this (Riverdale Talks) will hopefully do is increase the conversation

between organizations so that everybody can collaborate a little more,” Chan said. Each meeting will begin with two or three community members introducing themselves, what their interests are and what they like about Riverside as a way of helping people to >>>TALKS, page 8

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The South Riverdale Community Health Centre (SRCHC) received a windfall this week and they have Mayor Rob Ford to thank. The centre received $46,195.65 from U.S.-based website Gawker’s Crackstarter campaign. The campaign acted as a fundraiser to purchase the alleged video of Ford smoking crack cocaine. The website made a commitment to donors to give the more than $200,000 raised to a Canadian drug addiction centre. “It’s huge. We’ve never gotten anything like this before,” said Lynne Raskin, CEO of SRCHC. “We don’t know what we’re going to use it for because we haven’t counted on it and not planned it.” The centre provides health services to people suffering from addiction among other physical and mental health issues. They serve more than 7,000 members of the community each year. “We’re full of ideas so it will be a question of sitting down and figuring out what’s >>>HEALTH, page 8

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Mike Sandusky, Grant Kennedy and his daughter Emma, and Elias Tobia from Surf Ontario. Sandusky and Kennedy started SUP4MS in 2009 to support Sandusky’s sister who has multiple sclerosis.

to see if we could do it the first year,” Sandusky said. “We sort of opened it up after that for other people to join.” The fundraiser has been gaining momentum over the past three years, with some participating in the 65-kilometre trip and others

opting to take shorter routes. So far, SUP4MS has managed to raise about $30,000. “The numbers are definitely growing,” said Kennedy, who lives on Glen Manor Drive in the Beach. “I don’t know how many people we’re expecting this year.”

SUP is an alternative to surfing during the calm-water summer months when surfers, such as Sandusky and Kennedy, aren’t able to get good waves until the fall or winter. “We started doing (SUP) on the lakes and people thought that we were kind of, like quirky, and would take pictures,” said Kennedy, who ended up getting requests from people for stand-up paddle boards. He and Sandusky ended up bringing orders of the boards into the country, then starting Surf Ontario, first in the Beach on Eastern avenue, then moving their surf and SUP board shop to Sunrise Avenue. For this year’s fundraiser, the pair decided to eliminate the 65-kilometre trip for a shorter, 25-kilometre route they hope will get more people interested.

“The long one was getting a little too long, and the weather wasn’t always the best,” Sandusky said. “We’d run into storms and as good as we could pick the right day...it wasn’t always the best.” Kennedy agreed. “Every (trip) that we did started off really, really good, and then we always hit a bad patch toward the end.” The 25-kilometre route leaves from Frenchman’s Bay in Pickering at 8 a.m. Sunday. There is also a shorter, 10-kilometre route that leaves Scarborough Bluff’s Beach at 11 a.m. The day finishes at Balmy Beach in Toronto. The pair are hoping the fundraiser will continue gaining participants each year and continue to raise money for people like Sandusky’s sister. “I felt I had to do something because she wasn’t healthy,” Sandusky said. “There’s not much you can do, you know, besides listen and try to be there. It’s going to help her and a lot of other people, that’s the general motivation to do something.” To participate or donate, visit www.surfontario.com/sup4ms. Donations will be accepted for a week after Sunday’s event.

Watch, participate in the return of Dusk Dances in Withrow Park REBECCA FIELD rfield@insidetoronto.com One of the more mobile art forms returns to Withrow Park this year, the home stage for the Dusk Dances Festival. In its 19th year, the festival showcases all forms of dance, from contemporary to traditional Indian, and runs from July 30 to Aug. 4. This year it will feature four dances that run nightly at 7 p.m. “It’s very different to create and perform outside than it is in a theatre,” said festival organizer Sylvie Bouchard. “In the park you compete with noises and with a lot of visual things that happen around you so it’s a very different experience for the audience and for the dancers.” Bouchard came up with the idea while sitting in the park in 1993, wanting to bring dance out of the theatre and into a more accessible arena for the public. “I thought that in a public park there are people there already,” said Bouchard, who commissions choreographers and dancers from different styles of dance each year to

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Dusk Dances takes place in Withrow Park starting Tuesday to Aug. 4.

give a well-rounded demonstration of dance. Dusk Dances goes on tours around the province and the country, but Bouchard considers Withrow Park to be the home stage of the festival. “It’s where we belong. It’s where people are very supportive of us and

want us to be there,” said Bouchard, who noted Withrow Park has had up to 800 spectators for the festival in the past. Each evening works as a tour around the park, fully utilizing its fixtures, trees, playgrounds and pathways. A host – this year Dan

Watson – brings the spectators from dance to dance across the park. “It’s a lot of people given that we make them sit down, get up, walk to the next site, sit down, get up, walk to the next site, sit down five times – it’s pretty good,” Bouchard said. This year, the tour will include a piece by Riverdale choreographer Susie Burpee that involves an outdoor boxing ring set up between trees in the park and a dance battle between dancers Yvonne Ng and Robert Glumbek from Tiger Princess Dance Projects. “They’re exceptional,” said Burpee, who lives at Jones Avenue and Gerrard Street. “It’s really nice to do something that I can tell my neighbours to come on down to and they can walk up the street.” “It’s a good way to get to know a community,” said Burpee, who notes the performances are a great way for people to get to know an art form they might not be familiar with. Carmen Romero, who is performing a flamenco dance to live piano at the festival, agreed. “It’s a really good high calibre of artistry in a very natural environ-

ment and it invites the public in to experience and enjoy dance.” The Riverdale community will also get to enjoy a performance involving a 1985 Chevette by the Throwdown Collective. “Myself and my two creative partners are creating a new piece on a car, in a car and around a car,” said Brodie Stevenson of the collective. Stevenson both works and lives in Cabbagetown, and has been performing at Withrow Park since 2007. “There’s usually a lot of people compared to other parks that we perform in,” Stevenson said. “It’s quite exciting, but it’s also slightly intimidating when you see that many people walking towards you in the park and there’s kids and dogs and strollers.” The Throwdown Collective is using the car as the finale in a trio of dances for Dusk Dances involving large live props – including a couch and some giant wooden boxes. Dances begin at 7:30 at Withrow Park, which is south of the Danforth between Logan and Carlaw. Visit To http://duskdances.ca

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ur city is a bustling place where the day-today grind can take a toll. For those looking for a little back-to-nature respite, we’ve got the perfect adventure waiting for you, just steps away from your front door. In this edition’s special feature, we highlight local hiking trails and others across the city where people can go to spot wildlife, keep active, socialize and reenergize. Other stories we’ve collected online will take you butterfly watching along the Leslie Street Spit, jogging through the ravines of the Don River and exploring the ecosystems of the 250-acre Humber Arboretum in north Etobicoke. There’s a surprising number of hiking and walking trails in our city. There are so we couldn’t list them all our view many, within our feature. When you walk some of them Discover it’s easy to forget you’re in the nature in your middle of a bustling urban centre – like when you’re followbackyard ing the winding trails through the tall, dense forests of High Park. Others have landmark reminders, like the condo tower that looms over the meadowland of the Humber Arboretum. But all, some would suggest, have the power to refresh the spirit. The federal non-profit group Turtlefeather True Nature uses outings along these trails to help women who have experienced abuse gain confidence and reduce stress. It’s also a welcome outlet for groups like the Metro Toronto Fitness Club, who has been taking to the trails for years (nearly 50 in this case), seeking not only outdoor activity, but new friendships. The group meets weekly for social walks and organizes social activities on a regular basis. Though one wouldn’t normally associate hiking and city life, these protected green spaces prove the two can compliment one another and we hope our feature will prove to our readers that hiking is accessible here in our communities. So pack a lunch, grab the sunscreen (and bug spray) and head out on your own trail adventure. These green spaces provide a natural oasis that can’t be fully appreciated until you’re there. Take time for yourself, or bring the whole family and discover the great outdoors right in your backyard.

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Council goes on subway shopping trip We’re going shopping! It looks like our municipal representatives are enthused about spending about a billion dollars to expand subway transit in Scarborough. Despite what must be discouraging statistics, our city has always been the strongest backer of transit. For example, the TTC’s operating costs per kilometre have soared and usage has not kept pace with population growth. Since amalgamation, every taxpaying household’s subsidy for transit has almost tripled to about $350, surpassing every other service except police and fire. Yet Torontonians’ need to support transit is essential. We are the primary beneficiaries, and neither Queen’s Park nor Ottawa would advance funds if property taxpayers didn’t make significant payments. It’s not that mayors past and present haven’t asked the provincial or federal

david soknacki beyond the headlines governments. The senior governments acknowledge partial responsibility for transit projects. But they have their own financial challenges. Both governments have been noncommittal to prioritizing subway expansion in Scarborough. Transit represents about half of the city’s debt. Back in 2000, council approved a five-year capital program of nearly $800 million for the TTC. By this year that figure has grown sevenfold. Interest expenses have become our third largest expenditure, now $260 annually per household. As unsustainable as these growth rates are, there is room for additional expansion, if council is willing to continue prioritizing in favour of transit, . Take our property-tax rate, for example. Our low tax level and minimal rates

of increase are the envy of our neighbours. The problem is each one per cent increase of Toronto’s tax rate only brings in about $20 million, enough to cover incremental charges, but nothing more. Recouping the entire project through city regular operations would require substantial tax increases, program cuts, or both. In fact council has shown itself completely adverse to considering new taxes. That leaves debt. Toronto has excellent debt ratings. As a result, council could raise enough debt, although interest rates might rise. This shopping trip begins painlessly and irresponsibly. Council can commit to spend a billion dollars. We can even pay the interest charges. The big catch is council is not capable of paying back the principal. David Soknacki is a former City of Toronto councillor and budget chief. Contact him at www.soknacki.com

Time to get off our hands, reader writes Lack of transit funding has been a problem for our city for many years and as long as our politicians sit on their hands, it will continue. Funding will be an election issue during the next municipal and provincial elections, and most likely the ones to follow. The time to do something has past now. It is make up time and the expense will only climb. Glenn Kitchen Editor’s note: Letter wr iters are encouraged to send their opinions to lday@ insidetoronto.com.

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Park Yoga WHEN: 10 to 11 a.m. WHERE: Riverdale Park, south end by the large statue of Dr. Sun Yat Sen Park Yoga is a free summer time outdoor yoga event that has taken place in Toronto’s east-end parks since 2005. Free, donations go to Nellie’s Shelter. Park Yoga WHEN: 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. WHERE: Jimmie Simpson Park, southeast corner of Booth and Queen Park Yoga is a free summer time outdoor yoga event that has taken place in Toronto’s eastend parks since 2005. Free, donations go to Nellie’s Shelter.

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Leslieville Farmers’ Market BigUps for Bees WHEN: 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. WHERE: Jonathan Ashbridge Park, 20 Woodward Ave. CONTACT: Sarah Hood, 416-531-5670; www.leslievillemarket.com The Leslieville Farmers’ Market presents the first mini festival in celebra-

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Beaches International Jazz Festival WHEN: various times WHERE: Woodbine Park, 1701 Queen St. E. CONTACT: www.beachesjazz.com This year marks the 25th anniversary of this event with an incredible lineup and exciting new features. The festival takes place July 19 to 28 at Woodbine Park with concerts held at multiple outdoor stages that feature a mix of local up-and-coming artists and headlining performances. Streetfest takes place along the boardwalk until July 27.

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Conscious living book club WHEN: 7:30 to 9 p.m. WHERE: The Remarkable Bean, 2242 Queen St. E CONTACT: Bronwyn van Vugt, bronwyn@greenbeaches.ca COST: Free We choose books that inspire us to live our lives conscious of the planet and of those around us. Book suggestions and new members always welcome. Event hosted by the Green Party of Beaches-East York. Contact Bronwyn: bronwyn@greenbeaches.ca

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Beach Interfaith Outreach Lunch and Fellowship Beach Interfaith Outreach Lunch and Fellowship for adults is held Monday through Friday from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. beginning Oct. 8 at Corpus Christi Catholic Church; Tuesdays at St. John’s Norway Anglican Church; Wednesdays at Beaches Hebrew Institute; Thursdays at St. Aidan’s Anglican Church; and Fridays at Kingston Road United Church. Call 416-691-6869. Children free playtime drop-in

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St. John’s Catholic Church Choir St. John’s Catholic Church Choir welcomes new members. The group practises Thursdays from 7:30 to 9 p.m. and perform Sundays at 11 a.m. at 794 Kingston Rd. Call Paul Williams at 416-699-2518.

Beach Photo Club meeting Beach Photo Club meetings are held every first and third Thursday of the month from September to June at St. Aidan’s, 70 Silver Birch Ave. at 7:30 p.m. The only requisite is an interest in learning about the photographic arts.

Breakfast meeting Rotary Club of Toronto Beach holds a breakfast meeting Tuesdays at 7 a.m. at the Balmy Beach Club. Visit www. torontobeachrotary.org or call Roger Cecchetto 416-415-5000 ext. 6078. Senior Lunch Bunch Senior Lunch Bunch meets at St. Aidan’s Memorial Hall, 70 Silver Birch Ave., every other Wednesday for a program from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., lunch until 1:30 p.m. Cost, $5. Transport to lunches available for a small fee. Call Neighbourhood Link 416-691-7407.

Walking group Walking Group at East End Community Health Centre, 1619 Queen St. E., meets Tuesdays from 10 to 11 a.m. Visit www.eastendchc.on.ca. To participate in the walking group, call Zari 416-778-5805, ext. 222.

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East Toronto Climate Action East Toronto Climate Action Group are concerned about smog, climate change and other environmental issues as they impact the city and particularly east Toronto. We meet monthly and welcome involvement and support. Visit www.etcag.org

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MPAC, the municipal property assessor, thinks City Council should tax the airport property as if it could be a high-rise condo development. We agree with City of Toronto staff, that this is an “erroneously high assessment value1.” To date, we’ve already paid 100% of the amount of Payments in Lieu of Taxes recommended by an advisory panel. As for asking our passengers to pay more, we’re an airport, not a condo development site, and we don’t think we should be taxed like one. 1

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Lenard Lind

Broker of Record/Owner

(905) (416)

Ofﬁce

841-0000 Toronto

410-8223

www.lhlindrealty.com

Lenard Lind

Broker of Record/Owner

(905) (416)

Ofﬁce

841-0000 Toronto

410-8223

www.lhlindrealty.com

Lenard Lind

Broker of Record/Owner

$999,900

SPECTACULAR! 4300 SF! RENOVATION! FIN. BSMT! POOL!

Open House: Sat & Sun 2-4pm, 997 Lockwood Circle, Newmarket – Sat & Sun from 1-4pm or by appointment. EXCLUSIVITY IN Leslie to Stonehaven to signs! Have it all! Curb appeal & more! Soaring 9 ft. “BLOOMINGTON HEIGHTS”! 1/2 ACRE LOTS! 6 quality constructed and ceilings & gleaming hrdwd strip floors! Sunken living rm! Sep. formal DR! elegantly upgraded estate homes from 4,450 SF to 5,670 SF, some with main spacious family rm w/custom B-I wall unit! Knock-out updated & upgraded floor master bedroom! Gated privacy and much more! Stone, stone & stucco or Fischer kitchen w/granite ctrs & top-of-the-line B-I stainless steel appli! stone & brick exteriors! Amazing attention to detail by renowned builder! Builder Bright prof. fin w/o lower level w/wet bar, home theatre area & more!

(905) (416)

Ofﬁce

841-0000 Toronto

410-8223

KING VALLEY! GATED EXCLUSIVITY! BUNGALOW BEAUTY!

AURORA NEWMARKET

Lenard Lind

Broker of Record/Owner

$2,350,000

SALES OFFICE AT LOT 17 DAVINA CIRCLE. YONGE N. OF BLOOMINGTON TO SIGNS!

Open House Sat & Sun from 1-4pm or by appointment. Exclusivity in “Bloomington Heights”! 4900 SF model home! 5 forested ravine lots available and 4 floor plans to choose from! 4,450 SF to 5,670 SF, some with main floor master bedroom! Gated privacy and much more! Stone, stone & stucco or stone & brick exteriors! Amazing attention to detail by renowned builder! Builder finished basement optional!

(905) (416)

Ofﬁce

841-0000 Toronto

410-8223

www.lhlindrealty.com

Broker of Record/Owner

(905) (416)

Ofﬁce

841-0000 Toronto

410-8223

www.lhlindrealty.com

Broker

4 BEDROOM END UNIT CONDO BUNGALOFT LINK

Gated exclusivity in Aurora’s Stonebridge! Loaded with upgrades! 9 foot ceilings! Updated kitchen with quartz stone counters! Ground ﬂoor master with 5 piece ensuite! Bright professionally ﬁnished walk out lower level with huge family room & 2 more bedrooms! Ensuites to all bedrooms! Backs to ravine!

Sales Representative

(905) (877)

Ofﬁce

895-5972 Toll Free

895-5972

jimmyboutin@rogers.com

$759,900

GORGEOUS LAKE FRONT PROPERTY! Featuring Large Bay Windows With Breath-Taking Views Of The Lake& Sat & Sun from or by appointment. IN Beautiful Sunsets. Open1-4pm Concept Updated GourmetEXCLUSIVITY Kitchen Over Looking “BLOOMINGTON HEIGHTS”! 1/2 ACRE LOTS! 6Spectacular quality constructed and Formal Dining Room. Hardwood Flooring Throughout, Living/Great elegantly upgraded fromOut 4,450 to 5,670 SF, some with main Room With Stone Fireestate Place homes With Walk To SF Stunning Multi-Tiered Deck And ﬂoor master bedroom! Gated privacy4and much more! Stone, stone &Balcony stucco or Hot Tub. Master Bedroom Features Piece Ensuite With A Walkout stone & brickWith exteriors! Amazing attention to detail by renowned builder! Builder Lake Views. Work Shop In The Insulated Garage. ﬁnished basement optional! Please See Virtual Tour! www.myvisuallistings.com/vtnb/115739

841-0000 Toronto

410-8223

www.lhlindrealty.com

Superb completely renovated estate home in Aurora’s most sought-after estate community! Massive formal living room! 2-storey dining room with ﬁreplace! Updated & upgraded “gourmet” centre island kitchen open to spacious family room & big solarium breakfast area! Sumptuous master with enticing ensuite! Updated baths! Knock-out prof. ﬁnished walkout basement w/rec room with wet bar, custom oak built-ins & home theatre! Oasis backyard w/ pool with waterfall & hot tub and party room! Sensational!

$1,228,888

4000 SF MODERN COUNTRY HOME! 64 ACRES!

Picturesque of 1-4pm the countryside! Two 2-car garages! IN Sat & views Sun from or by appointment. EXCLUSIVITY Interlock drive withHEIGHTS”! coachlights! OpenLOTS! concept floorconstructed plan! and “BLOOMINGTON 1/2 ACRE 6 quality Hardwood strip floors! Modern island kitchen w/granite elegantly upgraded estate homes fromcentre 4,450 SF to 5,670 SF, some with main counters & open to sunken spacious family room w/woodburning floor master bedroom! Gated privacy and much more! Stone, stone & stucco or fireplace! solarium! Trail builder! throughBuilder stone & brickSundrenched exteriors! Amazing attention5towalk-outs! detail by renowned property! Loads of parking! finished basement optional!

KLEINBURG NEWMARKET

Broker of Record/Owner

HUNTER’S GLEN 5200 SF GEM! PICTURESQUE PRIVACY 2.5 ACRES!

(905) (416)

Ofﬁce

(905) (416)

Ofﬁce

841-0000 Toronto

410-8223

www.lhlindrealty.com

$1,695,000

DOWNTOWN KLEINBURG BUNGALOW GEM!

One of Sat a kind 1.45 acre ravine Overlooking BinderIN & Sun from 1-4pm or bysetting! appointment. EXCLUSIVITY Twine Park – spectacular views! 125 ft.LOTS! frontage! Sprawling “BLOOMINGTON HEIGHTS”! 1/2 ACRE 6 quality constructedopen and concept immaculately ranch Massive LR-DR elegantly upgraded estatekept homes from bungalow! 4,450 SF to 5,670 SF, some with main room Eat-inGated centre island Den! 3 season “solarium”! floor combo! master bedroom! privacy andkit! much more! Stone, stone & stucco or Master 5pc ensuite & dressing Brightbuilder! fully Builder stone & w/inviting brick exteriors! Amazing attention to detailroom! by renowned finished lower level with in-law potential! 1 min. to downtown! finished basement optional!

883-8300 Direct

433-8616

denniston@sympatico.ca

HERITAGE GROUP LTD., BROKERAGE Independently Owned & Operated

KING NEWMARKET

Michele Denniston Broker

$2,349,000

PROMINENT FAIRFIELD ESTATES

(905)

Located in King Township, this stunning home boasts a Sat & Sun from 1-4pm or by appointment. EXCLUSIVITY IN long private drive set on approx. 2 acres premium treed lot, “BLOOMINGTON HEIGHTS”! 1/2 ACRE LOTS! 6 quality constructed and professionally decorated in French country with only the finest elegantly upgraded estate homes from 4,450 SF to 5,670 SF, some with main quality of finishes & attention to detail, Turkish stone flrs, custom floor master bedroom! Gated privacy and much more! Stone, stone & stucco or milled bookcases & cabinetry thru-out, multiple walkouts, stone & brick exteriors! Amazing attention to detail by renowned builder! Builder minutes to kings finest private schools, easy access to hwy 400. finished basement optional! 1-877-679-3411

(416)

GEORGINA NEWMARKET

Jim Boutin

(416)

Ofﬁce

KING NEWMARKET

Michele Denniston

$748,888

(905)

Lenard Lind

$2,549,900

AURORA NEWMARKET

Lenard Lind

Broker of Record/Owner

$1,149,900

ﬁnished basement optional!

www.lhlindrealty.com

MOUNT ALBERT NEWMARKET

Lenard Lind

Simply Sat sensational! Soaring 9 to ft. ceilings!EXCLUSIVITY Open conceptINfloor & Sun from 1-4pm or by14 appointment. plan! Gleaming hrdwd strip floors! Separate formal dining rm! Main “BLOOMINGTON HEIGHTS”! 1/2 ACRE LOTS! 6 quality constructed and flr elegantly den! Gourmet custom centrefrom island kitSF open to huge “great room” upgraded estate homes 4,450 to 5,670 SF, some with main w/custom cabinetry! Inviting master w/enticing ensuite! Builder prof. floor master bedroom! Gated privacy and much more! Stone, stone & stucco or finished lower level w/massive rec room w/wet bar, custom built-ins, stone & brick exteriors! Amazing attention to detail by renowned builder! Builder 2 bdrms & 3pc bath! Triple garage! finished basement optional!

from

York Region

Ofﬁce

883-8300 Direct

433-8616

denniston@sympatico.ca

HERITAGE GROUP LTD., BROKERAGE Independently Owned & Operated

$2,695,000

THE ULTIMATE LUXURY. A SPECTACULAR CUSTOM BUILT “CHATEAU” ON 10 PRIVATE ACRES IN KING CITY.

Features over 10,000 sq ft of living space with attention to every detail. the grand entrance boasts a soaring 30ft & Sun from EXCLUSIVITY IN finishes ceiling withSat vaulted skylight, Solid1-4pm 8 ft doors,or12by inchappointment. baseboards, crown moulding and Natural stone throughout. Main floor masterHEIGHTS”! suite with spa inspired 6 piece ensuite, Steam shower, heated floors, balcony “BLOOMINGTON 1/2 ACRE LOTS! 6 quality constructed and and gas fireplace. includes, 3estate story elevator,8 , Geo _thermo heating,SF, The Gourmet kitchenmain built elegantly upgraded homesbathrooms, from 4,450 SF to 5,670 some with by “Selba” offers Antiqued granite counters, breakfast Island , wolf 6 burner gas range, and stainless steel floor master bedroom! Gated privacy and much more! Stone, stone & stucco or appliances. Finished walk-out ,Home theatre, Gym, Nanny or in law suite. Private Treed landscape with Rolling stoneStream, & brick exteriors! Amazing attention to detail renowned builder! Hills, a natural paradise. Located minutes to kings finest private by schools ( Country day, ThomasBuilder of Villa finishedaccess basement optional! Nova and St Andrews College)easy to hwy 400 and all amenities. 1-877-969-3189

STOUFFVILLE

NEWMARKET NEWMARKET

Kathy Proudfoot Sales Representative

(905) (866)

Ofﬁce

836-1212 Toll Free

773-1212

kproudfoot@rogers.com

YORK NORTH REALTY, BROKERAGE Independently Owned & Operated

$4,500,000

DESIGNATED AS PRESTIGE EMPLOYMENT LANDS!!!

John Braybrook Sales Representative

Office

(905)

853-5955

Satyour & Sun from or by in appointment. EXCLUSIVITY IN Build head1-4pm ofﬁce this fabulous location,

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ﬂoor master bedroom! Gated privacy and much more! Stone, stone & stucco or of frontage on Woodbine. stone & brick exteriors! Amazing attention to detail by renowned builder! Builder ﬁnished basement optional!

Sutton Group - Future Realty Inc., Brokerage

$609,999

OPEN HOUSE: SAT JULY 27 & SUN JULY 28 • 1 PM - 3 PM

42 Penndutch Circle, A Beautiful sought after area of Stouffville. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to live on a premium lot with a small park across the street. Newly landscaped with in-ground sprinklers, wrap around porch. Beautiful chef’s kitchen and a large living and dining room area for entertaining. 4 large bedrooms on 2nd floor, 2 with ensuites and 1 shared. Won’t last long!!!

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Prestigious Living

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Toronto/Simcoe County

BARRIE

8 GORDON PARK DR NEWMARKET

Peggy-Lee Pearce

$649,900

Sales Representative

Office

(416)

233-6276

(416)

716-3761

Heidi Kostyra Sales Representative

Charming Immaculate, Updated/Renovated

Cell

www.peggypearce.com

ROYAL LEPAGE WEST REALTY GROUP LTD., BROKERAGE Independently Owned & Operated

3 bedroom Family Home. Neutral Tones Thru-Out. Hdwd Under Brdlm In Lr/Dr And Master Bdrm. New Hdwd Through Hallway, Bdrm #2 And Bdrm/Den. Eat-In-Kitchen Boasts Stone Backsplash, Chair-Rail, Crown Moulding, Newer Counter Top, Sink, Faucet And Appliances. Mstr With His/Hers Closets, Lge Window Overlooking Manicured Yard And Inground Pool, Bdrm/Den With Walkout To Deck And Patio.

(705)

Direct

727-2420

deborahwootton.com

$484,900

93 SILVER MAPLE

739-1000

Custom bungalow in desirable area of Barrie. Exceptionally landscaped pie shaped lot backing onto ravine. Hardwood & Ceramics throughout with large windows, custom kitchen and breakfast bar. Finished basement with in-ﬂoor heating, 2 bedrooms, family room & loads of storage.

STUNNING!!!

(705)

Ofﬁce

739-HILL (4455)

Independently owned and operated

PORT SEVERN

Liz Simmons Sales Representative

Totally Remodelled 3 level back split plus crawlspace for storage. New kitchen and 2 new 4 pc baths, granite counters, S/T appliances, hardwood throughout, gorgeous 22’x18’ living room with wall to wall entertainment unit, gas ﬁreplace, and decorative wall moulding. Finished rec room with wood burning F/P. Private nicely landscaped back yard. This is truly a Must See. 15 Basildon Crescent

Peggy Hill Broker

$689,900

Ofﬁce

BRAMPTON

Deborah Wootton Sales Representative

TOLLENDALE MILL AREA

(705) (705)

270 FT OF BEAUTIFUL WATERFRONT

Direct

Your opportunity to own waterfront property minutes from Big Chute, with easy access to Georgian Bay or Lake Couchiching. Beautifully covered cedar boat slip with docking for 40 ft boat. Electric lift for boat and seadoo. Wake up to incredible views. Call for details on a home to be built, or bring your plans and the SELLER will build to suit on this 2.75 acres of property.

627-3979 Ofﬁce

739-1300

Sales Representatives Nancy-Jo direct: 705-817-4877 Iain direct: 705-528-7292

In Touch Realty BROKERAGE Each Ofﬁce Independently Owned & Operated

Corinne Del Piero

$1,259,000

Charlotte Lewis Broker

Cell

566-7273 Office (416) 391-3232

(416)

RIGHT AT HOME REALTY INC., BROKERAGE

EXECUTIVE WATERFRONT HOME/COTTAGE ON GEORGIAN BAY White, sandy beach and pristine water at your doorstep offers peace and relaxation. Spacious rooms, numerous quality upgrades and panoramic views of Blue Mountains make this exceptional property a must see. Virtual Tour available. www.wesellgeorgianbaylifestyles.ca MLS #20131269

(416)

Office

OPEN HOUSE SAT & SUN 2-4 PM

239-1818

Prime location! Your own Muskoka in Etobicoke! Beautiful lot! 65’x170’ fenced, private and peaceful setting 2+2 solarium overlooking ravine renovate, bump up or just get creative with building!!! Walk or one short bus to Bloor / Royal York subway come visit!

Direct

804-3829

Royal Lepage Realty Centre, Brokerage Independently Owned and Operated

Model Home

Sunnidale Rd

Hwy. 90 Railroad Tracks

Snow Valley Rd

Ferndale Dr.

Sotheby’s International Realty, Canada

Approx 4000 sqft of finished space situated in village of Shanty Bay. Property backs onto farmland on premium lot with large open plan kitchen and family room three bedrooms screened in sun room. Additional main floor bedroom or home office and seperate dining room. Almost fully finished basement...well stocked lot in desirable neighbourhood.

279-8300

(416)

346-9886

Direct

REALTY CENTRE, BROKERAGE Independently Owned & Operated

400

Dunlop St.W.

$1,299,000

Prestigious Lake Promenade Area 74 Twenty-Fifth St. Steps To The Lake!! Superbly Appointed 2100 Sq Ft Custom Home. Thoughtfully Designed 3 Bdrm Detached W/ Custom Dream Gourmet Kitchen W/ Island, Cesar Stone Ceramics & High Quality S/S Appliances. Custom Designed Washrooms, Solid Oak Staircase With Knee Lights, Gleaming Hardwood Floors, Finished Bsmt & Expansive Yard. Just 15 Mins To Downtown Toronto.

NEWMARKET

Sam Tassone

slwittyhomes.ca

Bayﬁeld St.

Direct

716-2853

Ofﬁce

727-9585

Wilson Dr.

(705)

960-9995

BEAUTIFUL FAMILY HOME ON AN ACRE

George Johnston Rd.

(416)

Ofﬁce

$699,900

Office

(905)

SNOW VALLEY

(705)

Situated on a quiet crescent in the Estates of Humberlands. This lot (approx. 65’x200’) backs on to tall evergreen trees for privacy. Thousands of dollars spent on upgrades. Open concept, 9’ceilings, separate entrance to nanny’s suite, upgraded kitchen with granite counters, backsplash and moveable centre island. This house boasts a large driveway with 3 car garage & no sidewalk. 2 staircases with access to W/O basement and upper level. Professionally landscaped. Too many great features to list. This street rarely goes on sale. A wonderful place to call home!

Stan Bik

SHANTY BAY OPEN HOUSE SAT 1-3 • 24 RED OAK CRES

Michael Howe Broker

Coming soon SPECTACULAR 5+1 BEDROOM, 6 WASHROOMS EXECUTIVE HOME IN OAK RIDGES

OPEN HOUSE SUN 2-4 PM

Sales Representative

(416)

STEPS FROM LAKE

5 bedroom, 3 bathroom 3,477 sq. ft. 2 storey home just steps away from Lake Simcoe with amazing upgrades in the much desired Tollendale Mill area. ML# 1305291 25 LUPINE CRESCENT RICHMOND HILL

6NEWMARKET LELAND AVE

Nancy-Jo & Iain Gurr

$725,000

VESPRA VALLEY ESTATES PHASE 1 & 2 COME MEET THE BUILDER! AT THE SALES TRAILER EVERY SAT & SUN 1-5 PM Custom built homes on 1/2 acre fully serviced treed lots. Super location only 5 minutes to Barrie.

Sales Representative

(416)

818-3421

HUMBER VALLEY END UNIT!

Unique Sun Filled Spacious End Unit Suite, Enjoy Spectacular Views From Your Balcony And Sunsets From Den In This www.asgoodasSOLD.ca Upgraded One Of A Kind 2+1. Gracious Lr/Dr Combo With Grand West Window. Gorgeous Granite Kitchen With S/S Appliances, Superb Master With 4Pc Ens & W/I Closet, Hardwood Throughout! Walk To TTC, Shops, Schools, Parks, James Gardens ROYAL LEPAGE WEST REALTY GROUP, BROKERAGE & Miles Of Toronto Trails. Minutes To Airport & Downtown.

Broker, C.R.B., S.R.E.S.

ERIN GREGORY

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Broker, C.R.B., S.R.E.S.

CATHARINE GREGORY Stager & Organizer

416 284-4751

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Charming 2+1 bedroom bungalow in a fantastic 11 location. Steps to subway, transit, shopping, everything you need! Beautifully updated and lovingly maintained by the original owner! Gorgeous renovated kitchen with granite countertops and cupboard space galore! New laminate floors throughout the main level! Two full washrooms. Basement with high ceilings and a separate entrance! Private driveway with additional parking available at the back to fit 4 cars! Newer roof! High efficiency furnace! Nothing to do but move in and enjoy!

Prestigious Living

Toronto/Simcoe County/York Region

MOUNT ALBERT

Darrell Morrison Sales Representative

836-1212 Cell (905) 252-7997

Office (905)

dmorrison@royallepage.ca www.movewithmorrison.com

York North Realty, Brokerage Independently Owned & Operated

MOUNT ALBERT

Darrell Morrison

$614,900

Sales Representative

OPEN HOUSE SUN JULY 28, 2-4 PM Stunning Open Concept Family Home on Quiet Crescent Main Level Features Huge New Gourmet Custom Kitchen w/Corian Counters, Hidden Dishwasher & Copper Undermount Sink. Large Family Room, Dining Rm & Main Floor Office & Laundry w/outside Entrance & Access to Garage. 4 Large Bdrms, Master Features W/I Closet, Huge 5/pc Ensuite w/soaker Tub & Separate Shower. Beautifully Landscaped Huge Premium Lot w/salt Water Pool, Hot Tub & Stamped Concrete Patio, Front Porch, Driveway & Side Path. MLS #N2677352

836-1212 Cell (905) 252-7997

Office (905)

dmorrison@royallepage.ca www.movewithmorrison.com

York North Realty, Brokerage Independently Owned & Operated

Broker of Record/Owner

Ofﬁce

722-3211 ext. 303

(905)

$499,900

$749,000

GORGEOUS LAKE FRONT VIEWS

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(905)

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Beach teacher and her students win TORONTO 2015 mascot competition MICHELE MCLEAN active@insidetoronto.com In the battle between a moose, owl, twins, raccoon, porcupine and beaver, the porcupine came out on top. Four Markham students, along with their teacher who lives in the Beach, beat out not only the other six finalists, but also more than 4,000 entries with the porcupine mascot they created for the Toronto 2015 Mascot competition. Pachi, the porcupine mascot, was unveiled by Pan Am/Parapan Am Games organizing committee (TO2015) on July 17 at the Canadian Broadcasting Centre (CBC), at 250 Front St. W. “I had no idea the girls would win,” said Mari Ellery, who teaches physical education at Buttonville Public School in Markham. “It was completely their idea. They did lots of research and they came up with the idea.” Students Michelle Ing, 13, Paige Kunihiro, 14 and Jenny Lee, 13 attended the unveiling. Fiona Hong, 13, was unable to attend. “We had no idea we were going to win,” Michelle said. The competition was about creat-

“I like reading Japanese comic books and I read that pachi means clap of joy,” she said, adding that’s why the girls chose it. The girls worked with illustrator James Caswell to create their final design. To ensure fairness, Caswell illustrated the Top 6 designs using the same colour palette and style while maintaining the integrity of each original design. The girls said they were very happy with how Pachi turned out. “We were happy with everything,” said Jenny. Getting involved Staff photo/NICK PERRY

Pachi the Porcupine makes his debut as the mascot for the 2015 Toronto Pan Am/Parapan Am Games during a special event July 17 in downtown Toronto.

ing a mascot that represented the Games and would be an ambassador. The porcupine entry made it down to the final six. Other entries included: a moose and an owl from Scarborough’s J.B. Tyrell school; twins from Scarborough’s Dr. Norman Bethune school; a raccoon from North York’s St. Francis de Salle School and a

beaver from a Mississauga family. TO2015 held an online voting contest and Pachi received more than 33,000 votes. “Through some research we found that porcupines live in all the countries participating in the Pan Am Games,” said Paige, explaining why they chose a porcupine. Paige came up with the name.

Ellery said she encouraged all her students to work on the mascot challenge and the school sent in 43 entries in total. “I thought it was a great way to get all the students involved,” she said. “It was an exciting competition for everyone.” Porcupines have more than 30,000 quills, but Pachi has 41, one for each of the Pan American countries participating in the Games. His colours are green, fuchsia, blue, orange and purple. He sports a Toronto 2015 hat and Pan Am/

Parapan Am wristbands. The CBC atrium was filled with kids at the unveiling hosted by Scott Russell and Carly Agro from CBC Sports. Olympic gold medallist for trampoline Rosie MacLennan and paralympic gold medallist and Parapan bronze medallist for wheelchair basketball Tyler Miller were also at the event rallying the children. “This mascot is one-of-a-kind,” Miller said. “It’s super cool.” When Pachi came out on stage hundreds of ribbons shot into the crowd and hundreds of balloons dropped from the ceiling. Following Pachi’s arrival Ian Troop, CEO of TORONTO 2015 Pan Am/Parapan Am Games, congratulated the girls. “This is the Games of the people and this a creation of the people,” he said. “Pachi was the most popular. Pachi is going to be the face of the Games.” Bal Gosal, minister of state (sport), also thanked the girls. “We are here today to celebrate the new face of the Games. I can’t wait to join all the fans cheering at the TO2015 Games.”

The Toronto Pan Am/Parapan Am Games will feature world-class athletes from 41 countries across the Americas and Caribbean.

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Congratulations to all of our 2013 Readers’ Choice Winners! Thank you for your continuous support of our local businesses.

www.beachmirror.com Nisbet Lodge Taste of the Danforth Event.

Dr. Martin Deemar and Associates We’ve won the award for “Best Dental Office” for the seventh year in a row! Dr. Martin Deemar, Dr. Alnar Meghji and the staff of the Coxwell Dental Health Centre would like to take this opportunity to express our appreciation and gratitude to all our patients who voted for us to receive this honour again this year.

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2:30 p.m.) are warm, inviting and casual affairs. For dinner (TuesSun, 5:30 p.m. - close), Melanie’s invites guests to unwind in a sophisticated yet casual setting. An eclectic balance of appetizers, salads, pastas and entrees are on offer, along with a versatile menu that allows guests to create their own unique culinary experience. Melanie’s is also offering a Summer Fare Menu featuring a

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three-course dinner (Tues-Thurs $25, Fri-Sat $30). Melanie’s Bistro serves as the neighbourhood brunch headquarters. A bright, cheery social setting provides the stage for guests to sample the chef’s exquisite brunch creations. Melanie’s Bistro is located at 1870 Danforth Ave. For more information, please call 416-422-1870, or visit www.melaniesbistro.ca.

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Canadian Tire Lakeshore...............................D BMW ............................................................D Eastern Auto Body.........................................P Downtown Lexus ..........................................G Downtown Toyota ........................................G AUTO SERVICE Mercedes Downtown ....................................P Beltsos Service Station .................................P Canadian Tire................................................D OIL CHANGE AND LUBE Downtown Lexus ..........................................G Beltsos Service Centre..................................D Orchard Park Auto Service ............................G Canadian Tire................................................D Salims Auto ..................................................G Mr. Lube .......................................................D Orchard Park Auto Service ............................D BODY SHOP Salims Auto ..................................................P Beltsos Service Centre..................................D Birchmount Coliision.....................................P OVERALL CAR DEALERSHIP Orchard Park Auto Service ............................P Downtown Lexus ..........................................D Downtown Toyota .........................................D Salims Auto ..................................................P Heritage Ford................................................P Downtown..........................................D DOMESTIC CAR DEALERSHIP Infiniti Queen Compact Cars ....................................P Tip Top Auto..................................................P RADIATORS Heritage Ford................................................D Beltsos Service Centre..................................D Honda...........................................................P Orchard Park Auto Service ............................P Queen Compact Cars ....................................P Sonic Auto ....................................................D

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BLINDS AND CURTAINS

D Blinds To Go..................................................D LANDSCAPE D Day & Night Home Décor ..............................P Danforth Lumber Garden Centre ...................D East End .......................................................G BUILDING MATERIALS Spruce It Up Garden Rejuvenation.................P Danforth Lumber ..........................................P D Home Depot..................................................D LAWN SERVICE Rona.............................................................G Green Lawn ..................................................D Spruce It Up Garden Rejuvenation.................P

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Improve your smile with North Shores Dental If you are suffering from the embarrassment of missing teeth, North Shores Dental can help replace them with the use of Dental Implants. Implants are artiﬁcial roots that are placed in to the jaw. After the implants are placed, it may take about 4-6 months for the implant to integrate. The major advantage of implants include the prevention of further bone loss in the area where the teeth were lost. Implants can provide ﬁxed, non-removable teeth options or can be used to stabilize loose dentures. The team at North Shores Dental located at 916 Kingston Rd., is ready to assist in providing stable, comfortable and aesthetically pleasing prosthetic teeth with life changing results. North Shores Dental is a dental practice offering ser-

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vices to patients of all ages. The practice offers dental care including: • General Family Dentistry • Dental Implants • Conscious Sedation • Cavity Management System • Digital X-Rays • Teeth Whitening • Invisalign • Six Month Smiles

• Smile Makeovers For the seventh year in a row, North Shores Dental is the proud winner of the Diamond Reader’s Choice Award for Best Dental Ofﬁce. For more information or to book an appointment please call North Shores Dental at 416-694-8177 or visit www. northshoredental.com.

tom-made rimless glasses from designers like Lindberg as well as the famous vintage, retro designs from Oliver Peoples. Envy is proud to offer customers exclusive lines like the carbon ﬁber eyewear designs from Blac. Classic styles from designers like Chanel, Ray Ban, and Prada also line the walls. For those looking for a professional eye exam, an experienced and trusted eye doctor is on site

Envy Eyewear Boutique is the Diamond Award winner for Best Optical Store in the Beaches for the sixth year in a row. As a high-end boutique, the store offers top of the line eyewear and sunglasses. Styles and brands scouted from the fashionable streets of New York City, Paris and Milan are made available for customers in the beaches area. Envy houses high quality cus-

Wednesday from 4pm to 6pm and Friday from 3pm to 5pm. Examinations are free of charge with the purchase of any prescription glasses. If eye contacts are more suited for you,Envy offers a wide variety to suit every need. Stop by Envy at 1944 Queen St.E. to browse the selection of eyewear. For more information on brands and eye examinations,call 416-6993407 or like us on Facebook.

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Help women and children fleeing abuse by running for Nellie’s Shelter in the Toronto Waterfront Marathon. For the past two years, runners have strapped on their shoes and raised $28,500 for the shelter, and this year organizers are hoping to surpass the $50,000 mark by raising $20,000. According to a press release from the shelter, last year, “80 per cent of our team members reached or surpassed their $250 fundraising goal and six runners raised over $1,000 each.” All of the funds raised go to support the programs and services offered at Nellie’s including the Summer Kids Leadership Camp and the Women Experiencing Abuse and Violence Support Group. The Toronto Waterfront Marathon, which also includes half-marathon and 5K run, takes place Sunday, Oct. 20. Contact Nellie’s at info@nellies. org or call 416-461-0769 to join the team.

The Community Bicycle Network has relaunched its membership program and now offers two types of memberships – regular and working. Both memberships are available for $20 a year. Working Memberships are aimed at those who want to become more involved with the Community Bicycle Network and learn more about repairing bikes. For details on the membership programs, call the Community Bicycle Network at 416-504-2918 or stop by the shop at 761 Queen St. W.

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BRING THE FAMILY AND WATCH MOVIES UNDER THE ◗STARS Councillor Mar y-Margaret McMahon invites you to watch Movies Under the Stars. Movie nights with McMahon, along with various parks groups, start at 8 p.m. Just bring chairs, blankets and your family. Upcoming movies include: Thursday, Aug. 22, Princess Bride, at East Lynn Park at East Lynn and Danforth Avenue; Sunday, Aug. 25, Life of Pi at Jonathon

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that reflect the Ontario Catholic School Graduate Expectations and language and mathematics curriculum with a focus on inquiry-based learning. ‘At Home’, ‘Using Technology’, and ‘In the Community’ activities offer different ways to inquire and learn for parents and students of all ages – from kindergarten to Grade 2, grades 3 to 6, grades 7 to 10 and grades 11 to 12. Parents and students are encouraged to check www. tcdsb.org/FORPARENTS/ SummerPlayground/Pages/ Default.aspx every Monday throughout the summer for new weekly literacy and numeracy learning activities that are sure to grab the interest of students of all ages. T.O STREETS APP ◗PEDESTRIAN-FRIENDLY

Find out if your street is pedestrian-friendly with the new Walkomics app. Based in the U.K., Walkonomics launched their new walkability app for Toronto. The free new app for iPhone and Android maps and rates every street in Toronto (more than 42,000 street segments) and scores each one in eight categories of pedestrian-

friendliness. Users can also add their own ratings. Walkonomics maps and rates each and every street for eight key walkability factors: road safety; easy to cross; pavement/sidewalk; hilliness; navigation; fear of crime; smart and beautiful; and fun and relaxing. The app was designed analyzing Open Data (http://bit.ly/ ZCekvT) from the city including traffic levels; pedestrian accident locations; crime statistics; number of trees on each street; slope of streets and; locations of pedestrian crossings. The Walkonomics app also allows residents and communities to add their own ratings, reviews and ideas for improvement for each street. The Walkonomics app is free to download at www.walkonomics.com According to the press release, many of Toronto’s walkways and trails gained the highest ratings of more than four stars, including the Waterfront Trail and Highland Creek Trail. Yonge-Dundas Square was rated as pedestrian-friendly and other streets rated as walkable include Nina Street and Woodfield Road.

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LESLIE SPIT The Toronto Field Naturalists lead a flowers and butterflies walk on the Leslie Street Spit in Tommy Thompson Park, the perfect place to spot a monarch butterfly. Staff photos/REBECCA FIELD, JUSTIN TANG

WHERE DO YOU enjoy the outdoors in the city? Email us a paragraph about it, explaining why: bsrm@insidetoronto.com

Hiking the Leslie Street Spit Butterflies, flowers and wildlife found along five-kilometre man-made peninsula REBECCA FIELD rfield@insidetoronto.com At 10 a.m. one Saturday, the scorching sun beams down on Lake Ontario. It’s mid-morning and there’s barely a cloud in the sky. Even the rare Eastern monarch butterfly has opted to flutter slowly over a patch of bush. Red ants coat the roadway occupied by a small group of Torontonians sporting Tilley hats. They are observing different species of flowers, writing down their different findings in small notebooks. At the head of this troupe stands Bob Kortright. His pants tucked into his socks in case his walk leads him into the brush, protecting him against mos-

quitoes, deer flies and prickly plant life. It’s not the harsh woods of Algonquin Park or Timmins that Kortright and his group amble through. Instead, he stands on the reclaimed land of the Leslie Street Spit in Tommy Thompson Park. More than 500 hectares in size, the five-kilometre manmade peninsula juts into Lake Ontario in Toronto’s east end. As Kortright guides his followers through a Toronto Field Naturalists’ (TFN) butterflies and flowers walk, plants sway in the wind with the CN Tower in plain view behind them. T h e E a s t e r n m o n a rc h , Kortright said, has barely made it to today’s walk due to drought down in Texas – a transit zone

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It’s a great experience to come out and learn about nature. I’ve learned quite a bit everytime I come out. – Brian Edwards

for the butterfly, which spends its winters in Mexico. Still, attendees point the butterfly out in excitement, continuing on their way, naming a few of the more than 50 species that have been identified at the park. “The monarch has had a really difficult year,” said Kortright who joined the TFN as a guide by request after cor-

recting a tour guide on a walk he attended one year. “The wasps and bees and flies are way more common. Moths are 10 times as common. There are 1,000 species of moths in Toronto.” Kortright, a Beach resident, guides the group pointing out flower after flower, butterfly after butterfly, along with the occasional weed, caterpillar, or tidbit about the park’s resources. “I think more people should be aware of this group,” said Brian Edwards from Etobicoke. “It’s a great experience to come out and learn about nature.” Edwards was looking to get out and work on his wildlife photography, and came out with the Toronto Field Naturalists

after hearing about people from some of his other weekly walks on the Bruce Trail. “I watch it (nature) on television, but to have somebody that knows plants and everything... I’ve learned quite a bit every time I come out,” said Edwards. “You can’t beat the weather. It’s great.” Kortright leads walks about once a month, but usually concentrates on the park’s more than 300 species of birds. There is a bird banding station on the spit to keep track of migratory bird patterns in the region. A bird banding group meets on the spit every Sunday from April 1 to June 7, and then again on Aug. 7 until November to coordinate with the times birds >>>SINCE, page 23

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HIKING TRAILS There are plenty of trails to explore across the city: THE BEACH ■ Ashbridges Bay Park Trail ■ Don Valley Hills and Dales ■ Glen Stewart Ravine Trail ■ Martin Goodman Trail EAST YORK Sauriol Conservation Reserve Trail ■ Taylor Creek Trail ■ Charles

CITY CENTRE ■ Alexander Muir Memorial Gardens ■ Allan Gardens ■ Belt Line Linear Park ■ Centre Island ■ Don River Trail ■ Downtown Discovery Walk ■ Hanlan’s Point ■ Harbourfront Waterfront Trail ■ Rosedale Ravine

Trail

■ Sherwood Park Ravine ■ Ward’s Island

BLOOR WEST AREA ■ Garrison Creek ■ High Park Trails ■ Humber River, Old Mill and Marshes ■ Lambton House Hotel and Lower Humber River ■ Sunnyside Park PARKDALE

■ Coronation

and Battery Park Trail ■ Marilyn Bell Park Trail SCARBOROUGH

■ Scarborough Bluffs Trail ■ Rosetta McClain Gardens ■ Rouge Marshes Trail ■ Rouge Park

For more info about these trails, visit www.ontariotrails. on.ca/trail-regions/greatertoronto-area

Photos, clockwise from top left: a ravine along the Beltline Trail in midtown; a banded white-throated sparrow at Tommy Thompson Park; a deer in the woods at Morningside Park; Toronto Field Naturalists lead a flowers and butterflies tour; hikers observe plants and wildlife in Taylor Creek Park ravine. Photos/JUSTIN SKINNER, ANICE WONG, PETER MCCUSKER, CLARK KIM

>>>from page 22 fly north, then turn around again to fly south. Today, however, it’s butterflies and flowers that are the subject of Kortright’s attention. The Toronto Field Naturalists host about two walks a month in different locations across the city. Other walks on the spit are held throughout the year by the Toronto Region Conservation Authority and the Toronto Ornithological club. Kortright, who helps at the Tommy Thompson Park Bird Research Station, said while birds are less common to spot at this time on the spit, the wildlife still needed some attention. “I like the spit. It’s one of my favourite spots,” said TFN

member Stephen Kamnitzer who biked to the walk from North York. Kamnitzer said he has been on hundreds of walks around the city to learn more about the wildlife it has to offer after guiding hikes for kids in the Rouge Valley. “It’s very nice that you can live in the big city, but it’s easy to get away.” Construction of the spit began in the 1950s and continues to grow in size as it’s being used as a confined disposal facility for the city’s construction waste. GO ONLINE to read more about hiking in the city: bit.ly/hikingTO

Staff photo/REBECCA FIELD

Since the 1950s, the Leslie Street Spit grows with the City of Toronto

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community Web video for subway riders winstructional The latest TTC web video instructs subway riders how to properly use the passenger assistance alarm (PAA). The yellow strip is found on all trains and is intended to quickly summon emergency services personnel to help someone in urgent need of aid. But as is pointed out in the fiveminute YouTube clip, 70 per cent of the 6,000 PAA activations in 2012 were for non-emergencies and resulted in more than 50 hours in delays to commuters. The video is the latest in a series intended to educate ridership about TTC issues. To see the video, go to: www.youtube.com/embed/sPrypYcw0mw announces system improvements wPresto

Presto now allows transit users to load the equivalent of a monthly pass onto their pre-pay electronic fare cards. The passes are also automatically renewable and are one of several improvements to Presto announced by Metrolinx last week. Other new features include being able to add 10 cards to one user account and being able to pay the concession fares for children, stu-

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City council will take no further action on installing “suicide barriers” along subway platforms to prevent people from jumping or falling onto the tracks. Presented at last week’s four-day council meeting, the motion from Councillor Anthony Perruzza called on the TTC to install the barriers at new subway stations planned for the Spadina north extension and retroactively at existing stations. But council balked at the idea due to costs for constructing and maintaining the barriers as well as revamping existing subway platforms. Rahul Gupta is The Mirror’s transit reporter. His column runs every Tuesday. Reach him on Twitter: @ TOinTRANSIT

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