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A Grade 2 student at Bowmore Road Junior and Senior Public School, Jacob is fundraising for the second year for the Gutsy Walk, A fundraiser for Crohn’s disease and ulcerative colitis.

Raising money to help find treatment and a cure for chronic intestinal diseases is close to Jacob’s heart as his dad, Kevin, lives with Crohn’s disease and deals with its effects on a daily basis as he only has half of his intestines left and digests food very rapidly.

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Social media brings together Irish-Canadian Comerford family JOANNA LAVOIE jlavoie@insidetoronto.com The power of social media has helped bring together long-lost members of the Comerford family.

In mid-May, The Mirror received a letter to the editor along with an old photograph from John Comerford of County Kilkenny in south east Ireland seeking the public’s help to connect him with the family of his late uncle/ godfather Lawrence (Lory) Comerford and aunt Nancy who lived with their three children at 54 Walpole Ave., in the Little India area.

The Mirror ran the note and picture on its website, as well as on its facebook and Twitter pages.

Within days, upward of 3,000 people had viewed the post, including Comerford’s first cousin Rosemary, who has lived near Danforth and Coxwell avenues for 30 years.

Rosemary and her younger sister Maureen, who calls Fergus, ON, home, emailed their first cousin, John, right away.

They’ve since spoken with him, as well as communicated with several nieces

and nephews, on a number of occasions.

Plans are already in the works for the sisters to visit their relatives in Ireland sometime next fall.

“They have a huge family we didn’t even know about.

We’re the only branch of the family here in Canada,” said Rosemary, who has never met her father’s side of the family.

“It’s overwhelming. There’s just so many. It’ll be nice to put faces to names.”

Rosemary, now 56, said the timing couldn’t be better to connect with her Irish family.

“As I’m getting older, life is flying by and it’s special to reconnect with my roots,” she said.

Maureen admitted she had no idea it would feel so great to find her long-lost relatives.

“I feel like I’m walking on air,” she said.

The sisters also said they’re happy to be fulfilling their Uncle Paddy’s dying wish to reconnect with the family over in Canada. Paddy, their father’s youngest brother, died in January.

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John Comerford, at right in the photograph with his wife Kathleen, recently sent a letter to the editor and a photograph to The Mirror in the hopes of reconnecting with his long-lost family in Canada. Rosemary and Maureen Comerford responded to their first cousin John.

phone interview. “I’m over the moon. I can’t believe this has happened. I feel so much joy because of this experience. There are lots of tears of happiness.”

Of the five Comerford siblings, Rosemary and Maureen’s father, Lory, is the only one who moved across the big pond. Lory came to Canada in the early 1950s and never made it back to Ireland. Along with his wife, Nancy, Lory worked hard to

make ends meet raising three children: Rosemary, Maureen and John, who passed away in 1980. Ironically, John shared the same birth date of Sept.

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Lory died of a massive heart attack in 1987, while their mother Nancy died Sept.

21, 2002.

During a recent phone interview, John Comerford, who turns 70 in September, said he often thought about

his relatives in Canada.

“I always wondered how Lory’s family was doing,” said John, who remembers seeing his Uncle Lory when he was a young boy. “I had that yearning in my being to reconnect with my first cousins.”

Over the years, John said he tried searching through registries as well as online for his lost loved ones, but kept hitting road blocks.

About two months ago, he decided to pen a letter

to a few community newspapers in east-end Toronto in an effort to find his first cousins.

His efforts paid off when an email from Rosemary and Maureen arrived in his inbox a few weeks later.

“They were so thrilled (to connect) and I was so thrilled, too. To me, it’s a magnificent story,” said John, whose 91-year-old mother is the only remaining relative of the five original Comerford siblings and their spouses.

“It was a very, very special day in my life. A moment I won’t forget,” John, along with his wife, Kathleen, said he’d like to visit Rosemary and Maureen here in Ontario.

The sisters are always welcome to come to Ireland, he added.

“Rosemary and Maureen have 21 first cousins to meet along with their kids. There’s dozens of people to meet. It’s going to be a huge celebration,” he said.

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100in1Day ‘urban interventions’ in Beach-Riverdale this weekend The 100 in 1 Day festival of global civic engagement is returning to Toronto for the second year Saturday.

Co-presented by Evergreen and the United Way of Greater Toronto, the one-day event is set to feature more than 100 interventions ranging from street art and urban gardens to beautification projects, social events and improvements in city infrastructure.

Here’s an example of a few of the interventions planned for the city’s east end: • TIE A YELLOW RIBBON

at Woodbine Park, 1695 Queen St. E. at Coxwell Avenue, 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.

The purpose of this intervention is to raise awareness for The Yellow Dog Project, which promotes using yellow ribbons tied to dog leashes to signal to others when a dog needs a little extra space.

• B A C K YA R D C I T Y CRITTERS WORKSHOP at the Jones Library, 118 Jones Ave. at Dundas Street East, 10:30 to 11:30 a.m.

Come and learn about the

natural wonders that are in your own backyard.

• POP-UP ARTIVATION at Queen Street East, west of Broadview Avenue, 1 to 6 p.m.

The Pop-Up ARTivation is one of a series of public space activations that The STEPS Initiative has been facilitating across Toronto in the last year.

It aims to inspire people to challenge how public spaces are used in our city, while injecting some artistic and

vibrant activities to revitalize our shared spaces.

On Saturday, organizers will host a live painting event during which emerging artists will paint on the spot, while engaging with passersby and receiving inspiration from conversations and stories shared. Community members will also have a chance to place their vote for their favourite artist by dropping a piece of paper into their preferred artists’ bucket.

Passersby are also welcome to pick up a brush and con-

tribute to a canvas co-created by the community.

• RHODES JAM at the corner of Rhodes Avenue and Gerrard Street East, 4 to 8 p.m.

Bring your own instruments and join in the fun to make music in the street with a giant community music jam.

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event will also include free activities for the kids like face painting, henna designs and crafts Motorists should note that Rhodes Avenue at the south corner of Gerrard Street East to the Green P carpark will be closed to traffic from 3 to 9 p.m.

-Joanna Lavoie For a complete list of east-end urban interventions, visit our website at beachmirror.com. Visit the group’s main website at https:// toronto.100in1day.ca/

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hould it stay? Should it go? When it comes to the Gardiner Expressway, it appears everyone has something to say. The future of the muchdebated Gardiner is coming up at Toronto City Council’s monthly meeting June 10.

After much discussion about which option is best – besides doing ‘nothing’ – the two options left standing are the ‘hybrid’ option – re-configuring the expressway, basically – and the ‘removal’ option, which would tear down the entire portion east of Jarvis Street creating an eight-lane, ground-level boulevard.

Factions have come down on both sides: The Toronto Region Board of Trade is on the hybrid side of things as is Mayor John Tory, whose SmartTrack plan plays into this option with a major transit hub proposed for a newly developed 49 acres of land, some public our view some private.

On Monday, former Toronto Time to act mayor David Crombie together with the city’s former city planon Gardiner ner said tearing it down is the is now right decision. Also on Monday, the Toronto Board of Health decided not to send to council the report by Chief Medical Officer of Health Dr. David McKeown that stated removal would provide the most health benefits.

And of course councillors also fall on different sides of the debate, as do Torontonians after given the chance to weigh in on the issue during meetings over the last several months. According to a recent poll by Mainstreet Technologies, 45 per cent of respondents prefer the removal option versus 33 per cent who chose the hybrid option.

After all is said and done, it’s time for council to put its money where its mouth is and decide on what exactly to do with the expressway. Its future is something that must be decided – not just for now, but for the estimated 100-year lifecycle of either of the main options on the table.

Councillors should decide what’s best for the city and stick to it. And if possible, find a way to make sure future councils don’t fiddle with it like they have for decades on the public transit file. Transportation as a whole in Toronto is a complex issue. It doesn’t matter whether you’re talking public transit or highways. If the Gardiner decision is well-balanced, perhaps transportation in Toronto stands a chance.

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Tory puts stamp on board of health It’s a wonder nobody thought of it sooner.

For years, the Toronto Board of Health has been a prickly ball of left-of-centre conscience that regularly rolls into more, shall we say, pragmatically conservative debates at Toronto council.

Part of this is because of the mandate of the board, and the city’s health department – to exclusively concern itself with the health and well-being of Torontonians.

Part of this is because for many years, mayors and their deputies have left the city council appointments to the generally progressive councillors who ask to serve on the board.

So it has been that when a medical officer of health has suggested that pesticides ought to be banned or smoking in public places curtailed or casino gambling is a bad idea, the board members have obediently and enthusiasti-

david nickle the city cally sent that information on to city council – where it might be disregarded, but cannot be ignored.

You would have thought that mayors in the past would have done something about it. action Well, maybe not David Miller, who generally found himself in agreement with the pearl-clutchers at public health, but certainly Mel Lastman and Rob Ford ought to have realized that this finger-wagging fifth column needed attention.

Leave it to Mayor John Tory and his deputy Denzil Minnan-Wong to finally take note, and action.

Through a combination of public and city council appointments, the 20142018 Toronto Board of Health is shaping up to be

a very different beast.

How different?

Let’s see.

On Monday, the board had before it a report from Medical Officer of Health Dr. David McKeown, weighing in on – what else?

– the Gardiner Expressway debate.

Tory, as you may know, favours an expensive and controversial plan to rebuild the elevated highway where it connects to the Don Valley Parkway.

In a fairly cursory report, McKeown joined various planning and city-building experts in suggesting that was a bad idea.

In the last term, that report would have made its way promptly to council, and it’s not hard to see how: the councillors on the board were Ford opponents such as Raymond Cho, John Filion, Joe Mihevc, Gord Perks, Sarah Doucette and Kristyn Wong-Tam. Cue the replacements this term, where a much

smaller progressive rump of Joe Cressy, Mihevc and Doucette are joined by Jon Burnside, Christin Carmichael Grebb and Frances Nunziata – along with a new crew of citizen appointees.

Paying attention It’s not a total political shift, but it was enough, along with a few of the board’s citizen appointees, to deep-six that awkward report.

The board agreed to send it along to the planning department.

But when council debates the Gardiner at its June meeting, the awkward opinion of Toronto’s Chief Medical Officer of Health will be off the table.

Someone in the new administration has been paying attention.

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SOLE students artwork display won Students from SOLE (School of Life Experiences) Alternative School will be featuring their diverse art work at Little India’s Rebellion Gallery, 1495 Gerrard St. E., June 4 to 11.

The event’s opening night gala, which will also include film screenings, refreshments and a live DJ, will take place today from 7 to 11 p.m.

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The Leslieville Community Coalition hosts a lawn sale Saturday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at 1341 Queen St. E. to help

cover the costs of the Ontario Municipal Board (OMB) battle against a proposed eight-storey, 110-unit condo development at 1327-1339 Queen St. E. In the event of inclement weather, the lawn sale will take place Sunday.

Visit http://easttorontocommunity.blogspot.ca Blake Street Junior Public School fun fair Blake Street Junior Public School at 21 Boultbee Ave. will be holding a fun fair Saturday from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.

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Please join us at a Public Information Session to learn more about network transit planning and the projects that will transform the way you move around Toronto and beyond.

THE PROJECTS FOUR MAJOR TRANSIT STUDIES ARE INTERRELATED Network analysis by Metrolinx

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1. GO Regional Express Rail (RER)

2. SmartTrack 3. Scarborough 4. Relief Line Subway Extension

These projects have a positive impact on the overall transit network: • Improving the network by creating connections between future projects and existing lines.

• Coordinating regional and local priorities.

PUBLIC INFORMATION SESSIONS (venues are accessible) The following four sessions will provide an overview of the four major transit studies listed above.

Saturday June 13 – Etobicoke Burnhamthorpe Collegiate Institute 500 The East Mall 9:30 am – 12:30 pm

Wednesday June 17 – North York Spring Garden Baptist Church 112 Spring Garden Ave 6:30 pm – 9:00 pm

Saturday June 20 Downtown Hyatt Regency Hotel Regency Ballroom 370 King Street West 9:30 am – 12:30 pm

Monday June 22 – Scarborough Winston Churchill Collegiate Institute, 2239 Lawrence Ave East 6:30 pm – 9:00 pm

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Thursday June 18 – SmartTrack Archbishop Romero Catholic Secondary School 99 Humber Blvd. South 6:30 pm – 9:00 pm

Wednesday June 24 – Scarborough Subway Extension Scarborough Civic Centre 150 Borough Drive 6:30 pm – 9:00 pm

Thursday June 25 – Relief Line Riverdale Collegiate Institute 1094 Gerrard St East 6:30 pm – 9:00 pm

The same information will be available at each meeting and online, so you can choose the location or format convenient for you.

We look forward to seeing you there. If you require accessibility accommodations, please contact us before June 8 by email at TransitTO@toronto.ca, or phone 416-338-2848.

Unable to attend a public meeting? Material presented at these meetings will be available online. For more information, use the following contacts:

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Past Duke of Connaught school water tests had lead within acceptable level >>>from page 1 the Environment (and Climate Change) standard, she said.

These measures will be in place until two consecutive flushed samples are received below the Ontario Ministry of the Environment (and Climate Change) standard, she said.

“I want to emphasize that the testing process involves a number of steps that could yield misleading results, so a retest has been ordered,”

O’Brien wrote.

“The second testing will take place (May 28). As per the Ministry’s requirements, a third test will be conducted in seven days to ensure the standards are met.”

During the testing process, two samples are taken and evaluated; one when water has been standing for at least six hours and another after taps are flushed. Typically, standing levels record a slightly higher level of lead than flushed.

All schools across the province have taken part in this rigorous drinking water testing program since 2007.

Aside from this latest result, Duke of Connaught Jr. and Sr. P.S. has always had drinking water lead levels well within acceptable standards.

Toronto Public Health (TPH), along with the TDSB, is also working to address this issue and ensure the school is responding appropriately and taking all precautions for both

students and staff members.

“The requirement of schools to flush their plumbing systems and test for lead is a requirement of a regulation within the Ontario Safe Drinking Water Act that is administered by the Ministry of Environment and Climate Change. When a school has a high lead result they inform TPH and follow any advice that we may have,” said Dr. Howard Shapiro, TPH’s associate medical officer of health and director healthy envi-

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Friday evening will see the launch of the Riverside Gateway Bridge Project - a $600,000 capital installation lighting the iconic Riverside bridge in Pan Am colours.

Join the Riverside BIA and community for games and races and refreshments at McCleary Playground at 6:30 p.m. followed by a Samba Parade at 7:45pm, along Queen Street East, while community torchbearers pass a symbolic torch along the route in the spirit of the Pan Am Games. The main event, the very first illumination of the Riverside Gateway Bridge, will start shortly after sunset.

On Saturday, June 6 the third annual Riverside Eats & Beats StreetFEST will takeover Queen Street East between the DVP and Empire Avenue. This year, as part of Pan Am’s TO2015 IGNITE program, the event features live music, food and entertainment

including: cooking demos, flying yoga, kids activities, art and culinary tours and, of course, mouth-watering Riverside tasters.

“It will really highlight how close we are to the Pan Am Games,” says Anjuli Solanki, Executive Director of the Riverside BIA. “The area will be a hub of activity, before and during the Games.” Throughout the summer Riverside will be hosting culinary and walking tours in the area. Riverside is also the new home of the Toronto Flower Market, a unique event that celebrates local florists and growers, taking place once a month on Saturday, May to October. Visit the BIA online at www.riverside-to.com for more details.

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Summer is finally here!

hildren are enjoying the warm weather, fun activities with friends and vacation time. But summer can also be an enjoyable learning experience. The summer break provides many memorable moments, and writing about them is a good way to record those memories and practice writing skills at the same time.

Parents tend to focus on their children’s reading and math skills, overlooking that writing is an education fundamental.

It’s fast becoming the forgotten ‘R’. This is unfortunate, as writing is an important part of every facet of education, not just in English class. Writing proficiency can have a major impact on other subject areas too.

Summer vacation provides an excellent opportunity for children to explore their creative writing skills. Sylvan Learning, the leading provider of tutoring at home to students of all ages, grades and skill levels, has developed the following tips to help parents encourage their children to write over the summer:

Pick an Engaging Topic Persuading your child to write over the summer break may be easier if you help them identify fun and engaging topics. Suggest timely subjects.

• For example, Canada Day on July 1 is a good opportunity for your children to explore their own patriotism.

• Ask them if they know what patriotism is, and what it means to them. Encourage your children by helping them with some research about Canada, its history, people and places.

Give Story Starters Sometimes the most difficult part of writing can be getting started. Help your children write their patriotic essays by giving them topic ideas, such as: • I am proud to be Canadian because….

• On July 1, my family and I usually…

• If someone asked me what my country means to me, I would say…

Sylvan Tips on Writing • Good writing takes time.

Spend time organizing your

ideas and thinking about what you really want to say in your essay.

• Use the Internet or library to research your topic.

• Prepare an outline before you begin to write.

• Use transition words – such as “after,” “although,” “before,” “however” and “therefore” to help your ideas flow together.

• Be willing to revise. Change your sentences and paragraphs around, add material that lends to your writing and delete material that doesn’t work.

• Avoid clichés and jargon.

• Always keep a dictionary handy to help with spelling.

• Use a thesaurus to help you think of a new way to say something.

• Ask someone else to edit your work.

• Proofread everything. Make sure grammar, spelling and punctuation are perfect before you declare anything “finished.”

• Don’t rely on a computer’s spellchecker to ensure proper spelling.

For additional educational resources for children in grades pre-primary through 12, please visit www.SylvanLearning.com or call (416) 407-5083.

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Riverside Bridge Lighting Festivities WHEN: 6:30 to 9 p.m.

WHERE: Riverside, 761 Queen St. E. CONTACT: bit. ly/1RHpvjv The festivities will begin at McCleary Park, parade west on Queen Street to reach the Riverside Bridge (Queen/ the DVP) for the formal lighting ceremony.

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Riverdale Art Walk WHEN: 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. today and tomorrow WHERE: Riverside, 761 Queen St. E. CONTACT: www.artistsnetwork.ca COST: Free This exhibition showcases established and emerging artists in retail spaces, artists’ studios and Jimmie Simpson Park.

Riverside Eats & Beats 2015 WHEN: 1 to 6 p.m. WHERE: Queen Street East between the Don Valley Parkway and just past Degrassi Street CONTACT: bit.ly/1FSdp1Q to register Taste the Eats and feel

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Leslieville Tree Festival WHEN: noon to 4 p.m. WHERE: Leslie Grove Park, 1158 Queen St. E. CONTACT: www.yourleaf.org/ node/1448/ COST: Free Featuring green groups and vendors, live performances, a kids’ zone, local artists, a ceremonial tree planting and tasty local food.

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Fairmount Park Farmers’ Market WHEN: 3 to 7 p.m. WHERE: Fairmount Park, 1757 Gerrard St. E. CONTACT: www. fairmountmarket.ca Fresh farm fare, artisanal foods, plenty of dinner options, live music, kids cooking classes and activities.

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Maple Cottage Fest WHEN: 1 to 5 p.m. WHERE: Maple Cottage, 62 Laing St. CONTACT: http://easttorontocommunity.blogspot.ca Leslieville Community Coalition hosts the first Maple Cottage Fest with music and silent auction.

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Pan Am Games-themed events in Riverside >>>from page 1 year long for various occasions.

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In conjunction with the bridge lighting, the Riverside BIA and its sponsors will be placing a wayfinding and public art piece at the foot of the Athletes’ Village to help guide people to the Riverside District. The bridge lighting event will serve as the kick off for the Riverside BIA’s third annual Eats and Beats festival, which this year has a Pan Am/ Parapan Am Games theme.

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More than 75 businesses and groups are set to take part in the festival, which will also include a sidewalk sale.

Eats and Beats is an official Ignite Toronto 2015 Pan Am/ Parapan Am event.

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This weekend, the Artists Network hosts its 17th annual Riverside Art Walk in Riverside and Leslieville. The festival is set to feature more than 170 artists showcasing their works Saturday and Sunday at Jimmie Simpson Park, 870 Queen St. E., and at local stores, restaurants and galleries from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.

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