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Build a sandcastle The Beaches Lodge No. 473 Freemasons hosts its eighth annual sandcastle building competition Sunday.

The rain-or-shine event will take place just east of the Woodbine Bathing Station on the sand adjacent to the Beach boardwalk. Those interested in participating are welcome to come as early as they like.

The Beaches Cup will be awarded to the team with the best sandcastle at 3 p.m.

“In past years, students from nearby schools have had teams on the beach early competing against teams comprised from Freemasons lodges, numerous families, businesses and organizations from the area,” said area resident Graeme Boyce, the event’s organizer.

“It’s a lot of fun and anyone wishing to compete merely shows up and starts digging and sculpting...”

There is no entry fee.

Proceeds from the events will be directed to The Mikey Network, an organization that works to create public awareness and provide education about heart healthy lifestyles and is committed to placing Automatic External Defibrillators in as many locations as possible so people affected by cardiac arrest might have a second chance at life.

For details, contact Eric Boyce at eric.boyce@thebeacheslodge. com or 647-824-6454 or John Holmes at jholmes@tyco.ca or 416-659-7023.

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JPS fun fair friday wRoden Roden Junior Public School, 151 Hiawatha Rd., hosts a fun fair and silent auction Friday from 4 to 7 p.m. with cotton candy, treats, face painting, games and prizes, a barbecue, food, popcorn, henna, live music and entertainment.

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Art Walk and Streetfest The Kingston Road Village Art Walk and Streetfest is set for Saturday along Kingston Road from Hannaford to Blantyre avenues from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

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A summer art sale featuring works by renowned artist/actor Aron Tager will be held in Leslieville from 1 to 5 p.m. Saturday and Sunday at 18 Cherry Nook Gardens.

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The Beach Garden Society presents its 2014 selfguided tour, Gardens of the Beach, Sunday from 1 to 5 p.m., rain or shine, and includes refreshments, music and art.

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MCC’s Rev. Nancy Wilson, the global moderator of Metropolitan Community Churches, presents a workshop on eradicating human trafficking and human slavery at 6 p.m. at 115 Simpson Ave. Visit http:// goo.gl/6TS7xm Also, MCC of Toronto

Choir alongside soloist Gavin Hope will be performing in the World Pr ide 2014 Toronto Op e n i n g Ce re m o n y Friday, June 20 at Nathan Phillips Square.

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Fellas from the east end are invited to start off with a pint or two Tuesday with a “mandate” gathering at the new Corner House Pub, 1801 Gerrard St. E. from 7 p.m. onwards.

Email the organizer, Steve Crane, at stephencrane7@gmail.com, for more information.

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The Beach BIA is inviting east enders to spend the summer outdoors with four movie nights in The Beach Village.

The first film to be screened will be Bill a n d Te d’s E xc e l l e n t Adventure Tuesday at dusk at Kew Gardens at Queen Street East and Lee Avenue.

Come early to settle in and enjoy the pre-show entertainment including “Surfer Dude” lingo for a special edition of Bill & Ted’s Bingo.

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East-end residents with green thumbs or an interest in gardening are invited to a June 26 open house on establishing a new community garden in Matty Eckler Park.

The meeting is at the Matty Eckler Recreation Centre, 953 Gerrard St E. from 7 to 8:30 p.m. Visit http://mattyecklergarden.wordpress.com

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Rides, fun and food: Left, Adam with his son R.J. ride the Sizzler during the BBQ and Brews Festival on Saturday at Woodbine Park. Below left, Dave Cooke and his daughter Alice eat on the lawn. Below, Mark Wilson, right, and Robin Pieper serve up Hawgs Gone Wild’s fare. Right, Claire Montgomery and her son Miles Brown, 3, ride the Fun Slide.

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The Maladies of Adam Stokes at NXNE JOANNA LAVOIE jlavoie@insidetoronto.com East-end residents Emily Anderson and Mikey Hill, members of the sixpiece folk rock group The Maladies of Adam Stokes, have been busy rehearsing for their upcoming show at the 10-day North by Northeast (NXNE) music festival.

The band is scheduled to perform Friday, June 20 at 9 p.m. at the Tranzac Club, 292 Brunswick Ave. at Bloor Street West.

This show will be their second appearance at NXNE. “ We re a l l y l ove No r t h by Northeast. It’s an incredible festival and we’re always excited to jump on board,” said Hill, guitar player, lead singer and primary lyricist for the band.

Anderson, a photographer by day, plays violin and piano for the group.

The couple has lived near Danforth and Donlands avenues for about a year and a half.

The Maladies of Adam Stokes’ four other members include North York residents Kohji Nagata (electric and slide guitars, trumpet and

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glockenspiel) and Brett Harris (bass), midtown resident Josh Awerbuck (lead guitar) and Scarborough’s Ted Turner (drums).

Originally from Newmarket, Anderson played the piano as a child

and the violin in high school but stopped playing both instruments for several years.

“I was really frustrated at first because I hadn’t played for about 10 years. It was a learning curve but the

Having worked together now close to five years, Hill said the members of The Maladies of Adam Stokes have developed a synchronicity and understand each other.

That said, the band still sits down together on a regular basis to write new songs and come up with concepts for their future direction.

“Over the years every member has grown in different ways. We’re always reevaluating our future steps to stay fresh,” said Hill, who grew up in Mississauga’s Meadowvale area.

“Everybody has their own flavour.”

The band, which released its first full-length album City of Trees in late 2012, are currently in the midst of writing and recording songs for their second as-of-yet-unnamed full-length album, which is set to be released early next year.

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Mini-Triathlon for dogs and people set for Saturday Area residents are invited to be one of 50 dog/human teams to take part in the three-stage event, which includes a two-kilometre run/ walk, a two-kilometre cycle/blade/ roll and a 500-metre swim/wade/ paddle.

Teams can walk or run, wheel or roll and swim, wade or paddle. Dogs of all fitness levels and breeds are welcome to take part.

Participants must raise a minimum of $100, with proceeds to be donated to the treatment and research of canine cancer through The Smiling Blue Skies cancer Fund, part of the University of Guelph’s Veterinary pet trust.

The Top 3 fundraisers will be eligible to win prizes.

The event, created by Beach resident and Woof-fit owner, Joanne Cooper, will also include a raffle.

To register, email joanne@wooffit.com or call 416-726-2836.

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ith last week’s majority government win by the Kathleen Wynne Liberals, her party has been given a strong mandate by voters in Toronto and surrounding areas to make transit a top priority over the next four years.

Her victory can also be interpreted as strong support for the Metrolinx Big Move transit plan for the Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area (GTHA), which was first introduced under the Liberal government of former premier Dalton McGuinty in 2008.

The election of Rob Ford as Toronto’s mayor in 2010 and a Liberal minority in the 2011 provincial election saw transit become highly politicized. Talk on who and how it would be paid for and the debate between LRTs and subways seemed never-ending.

In the last year, though, we have started making decisions on our transit future our view and how to pay for it. The province, city and federal governall agreed on an extension Subway/LRT ments of the Bloor-Danforth subway talk should be from Kennedy station to the Scarborough Town Centre. The over city approved a property tax increase of 0.5 per cent to help pay for its portion. Yet, it comes up repeatedly as a municipal election issue with both mayoral candidates Olivia Chow and David Soknacki saying the Scarborough subway extension should be scrapped in favour of an LRT. As was mentioned at a city mayoral candidates’ debate this week, any discussion of a Scarborough subway extension should be finished. Every Liberal MPP elected in Scarborough supports that subway extension, and made it a key part of their campaigns.

Any thought that this could now be changed with a new mayor of Toronto or change in councillors cannot be accepted by Wynne and her new majority government.

The same goes for a number of other transit plans across the Greater Toronto Area. Voters are expecting transit action from the Liberals, which Wynne herself promised numerous times during the campaign.

Her party took away seats from the only PC (Doug Holyday in Etobicoke-Lakeshore) and three NDP incumbents in Toronto due in no small part to her transit plans. The Liberals also gained seats in the 905 communities around the city.

Wynne now has an opportunity to take that mandate and do the right thing when it comes to transit expansion across the GTHA.

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Councillor Giorgio Mammoliti amuses himself at the expense of others Parkdale is not a “pedophile district”. Deputants who come before city hall committees asking programs be spared are not de-facto communists.

A secret cabal of left-wing Toronto councillors have not been wiretapping the councillor from Ward 7.

I could go on for an entire column, correcting the fanciful and offensive assertions that have fallen from the lips of Giorgio Mammoliti over the years, and if I did, it would, I suspect, be an entertaining column, in a low-comedy kind of way.

But like so much low comedy, it would simply underline the same point: Mammoliti, who is one of the longer-squatting denizens of Toronto council’s lunatic fringe, is kind of creepy.

If it weren’t for our cracksmoking mayor doing the heavy lifting, Mammoliti could even be an international embarrassment for

david nickle the city this town.

Of course, one person’s international embarrassment is another’s local-boymade-good, and Mammoliti’s constituents in northwestern North York have been happy enough with his behaviour to send him back to city hall over and over.

Mammoliti’s remarks and actions are all calculated to stoke an oldee-tymee suburban-urban grievance, using as his accelerant a deep social conservatism that frankly mirrors the mayor’s.

It’s not surprising, then, that as the municipal election campaign gears up, Mammoliti should choose to wind things up with that business about “pedophile districts.”

Parkdale is an interesting

and vibrant community these days, but a couple of decades ago it was known as a place marred by crime and drug abuse – much as many people still regard Mammoliti’s own Jane-Finch community.

So. Deride a community that’s got a rocky history, and just for good measure throw pedophilia into the mix, and suggest the local councillor is representing their issues over the safety of children.

It is classic Mammoliti game – one that he’s been playing since 1995, when he left a one-term stint on Bob Rae’s NDP backbench at Queen’s Park to join former mayor Mel Lastman’s North York Council, then went to Toronto council as amalgamation took hold, theatrically tearing up his NDP membership card and walking into the Liberals’ loose embrace.

Mammoliti became wellknown mostly in the breach – his lack of discipline when

it came to spending his office budgets, his limelight-seeking behaviour (remember the time he took off his shirt in a scrum to protest the clothing-optional beach at Hanlan’s Point?), his demagogic mischief-making and his changeable loyalties.

Which all, as I may have mentioned earlier, points to one truth: Mammoliti is kind of creepy, and he seems to revel in it; it is a game to him.

For the rest of us, it’s a shame.

Because the Mayor Rob Ford follies aside, when our neighbours speak about the dysfunction and absurdity of Toronto city politics, they are thinking in large part about Giorgio Mammoliti – amusing himself with verbal pugilism, at the expense of almost everyone else.

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Aboriginal Celebration: Author Leanne Betasamosake Simpson WHEN: 6:45 to 8 p.m. WHERE: Gerrard/Ashdale Library, 1432 Gerrard St. E. CONTACT: 416-393-7717, ashdale.events@gmail.com COST: Free Leanne Betasamosake Simpson is a writer, scholar, storyteller and an activist. Simpson was recently named the inaugural RBC Charles Taylor emerging writer award. She will do a reading from her latest book.

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GlobalMedic Beach Volleyball Tournament WHEN: 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. WHERE: Ashbridges Bay Beaches, 1681 Lake Shore Blvd. E. CONTACT: Sinead, 647-977-1380, sinead@offlimitsports.com COST: $45 per person or $129 per team GlobalMedic is a charity that provides assistance to disasterstricken countries. Off Limit Sports invites everyone to play. Visit .http:// offlimitsports.com/pages/TourneysOutdoorBeachVball

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Leslieville Tree Festival WHEN: noon to 4 p.m. WHERE: Leslie Grove Park, 1158 Queen St.

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Class for Nellies building fund Blending the best of pilates, mat work and 3D Workout, with stability balls, rollers and free weights, Counterbalance Studio Pilates, 1911 Danforth Ave. hosts a weekly Wednesday class from 6 to 7 p.m. with the $10 fee donated to Nellies Shelter for Women Building Fund. Call Elaine at 416-901-2911. No experience necessary.

E. CONTACT: Councillor Paula Fletcher, 416-3924060, councillor_fletcher@toronto. ca COST: Free Featuring green groups, performances, a kids’ zone, native plants, artists, a ceremonial tree planting and local food.

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WHEN: 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. WHERE: Riverside BIA, 761 Queen St. E. CONTACT: hisko@hotmail.com COST: Free Encompassing the streets of DeGrassi, Boulton, Wardell, West, Tiverton, Cummings and First. From Queen along Dundas and up to Gerrard. Just East of Broadview and West of Logan. Rain-or-shine event.

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Your Brain on Speed: How the The Struggle to Juggle WHEN: 7 to 8:14 p.m. WHERE: Beaches Library, 2161 Queen St. E. CONTACT: 416-393-7703 COST: Free

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Lemonfest is being held in conjunction with the Leslieville Tree Festival at Leslie Grove Park, 1158 Queen St. E., at Jones Avenue.

“It’s basically an event celebrating Leslieville – the amazing neighbours and customers we have,” said Rochelle Straker, chair of the local BIA’s event committee and owner of the décor/entertainment boutique, Cry If I Want To. “Once again we’re taking

a tongue-in-cheek tone. Our theme is taking lemons and making lemonade, in light of all the construction that’s been going on.”

Straker admitted business has been slower than usual because of the construction and closure of the QueenLeslie intersection for TTC track work and urged area residents to support their local business community despite the construction mess.

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Lemonfest is essentially an expanded version of the BIA’s annual summer Wanderlust shopping event.

“We’re aiming for more community involvement this year,” Straker said.

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Tabuns ready to work for Toronto-Danforth residents JOANNA LAVOIE jlavoie@insidetoronto.com This upcoming term won’t be an easy ride for Toronto-Danforth MPP-elect Peter Tabuns, one of just two NDP representatives in Toronto sent back to Queen’s Park.

“It was a tough campaign. ... The TorDan campaign was heavily influenced by fear of Tim Hudak. His early promise to fire 100,000 people scared voters and damaged him badly,” Tabuns said June 13.

“Along with everything else going on, it drove a lot of people to vote Liberal making all the GTA races tighter. The Liberals have some huge challenges ahead over the next four

years; people are expecting a lot from them.”

The New Democrats previously held five ridings in the city, but voters in the ridings of Beaches-East York, Davenport and Trinity-Spadina voted in Liberal Party candidates last Thursday evening. Tabuns will join Parkdale-High Park NDP MPP-elect Cheri DiNovo.

Tabuns, who is embarking on his fourth term as an MPP, said this isn’t the first time he’s had to contend with a Liberal majority and vowed he’d work hard to ensure his constituents and all Ontarians are aware of the impacts of anticipated austerity cuts and privatization.

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of the post-election sniffles, the Toronto-Danforth MPP-elect said he’s eager to get back to work when the Ontario Legislature resumes July 2.

Tabuns said he knocked on thousands of doors during the six-week election campaign and has taken note of what’s important to those in Toronto-Danforth.

“It was pretty clear as I went around that transit was just so topof-mind for people,” he said.

“I’m going to push for (public transit) to move forward in a way that makes sense; what can help relieve stress in the short term and longer-term projects to be set up right.”

“The job situation is also a big concern,” Tabuns said.

He also pointed to the many families he met in the riding with infant children and the eventual child care their parents will need to find.

“For young families, this is one of the huge issues,” said Tabuns, noting he’d continue to work to ensure there’s funding available for child-care facilities in his riding and across the province.

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Liberal Arthur Potts wins election battle over NDP incumbent Michael Prue in Beaches-East York JOANNA LAVOIE jlavoie@insidetoronto.com Roller-coaster ride and nail-biter are ways to describe what transpired on election night in Beaches-East York as first-time Liberal contender Arthur Potts defeated four-time NDP incumbent Michael Prue.

A tight race from the time polls began to filter in Thursday night, Potts, an entrepreneur in the waste diversion field and Yorkville bar co-owner, topped former East York mayor and councillor Prue by 431 votes; the lowest margin of victory for a Liberal.

Beaches-East York was the last riding in the province to declare a winner shortly after 1 a.m. Friday, June 13.

“Certainly, it’s been surreal. It’s been a joyous occasion,” said Potts, who threw his hat into the ring a little over six-weeks ago after being approached by the local Liberal riding association to run in BeachesEast York.

“No one was anticipating this

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budget wouldn’t pass.”

Potts said he could sense a shift in the riding early on in the campaign.

“You could just feel the groundswell of support within the first two

weeks. We had lots of sign requests and lots of inquiries,” he said, crediting the more than 140 Liberal volunteers who worked hard to pull the vote on Election Day. Prue, who marked 25 years of elected public service this year, said two weeks before the polls closed he had a strong sense it would be a close race.

“It was not a shocker. I told people that this was going to be a cliffhanger,” he said. “I could sense changes were coming. ... In East York, north of the Danforth, there was no problem. We won almost every poll.”

However, it was a much different climate, south of the Danforth.

“It’s not the Beach of old. There are a lot of rich homes, new people and no NDP tradition,” said Prue, who went to bed Thursday before the new MPP-elect was announced.

“I’m disappointed, of course.”

Prue said he feels strategic voting played a big role in his election loss.

“There’s an irrational fear of the Conservatives in Beaches-East York.

In this riding, the Conservative was going nowhere,” he said.

Potts, who lives just outside of the riding at Danforth and Pape avenues, said he knocked on doors seven to eight hours every day of the campaign and took careful note of the issues and concerns raised by voters in Beaches-East York.

“I suspect I ran a marathon every day,” he said.

Potts said there is “tremendous angst” in the south end of the riding surrounding development and maintaining the character of the Beach community.

“I think we need to tighten up the OMB (Ontario Municipal Board),” he said, adding rules need to be clarified and the city’s secondary plan also needs to be tightened up.

He also pointed to the resumption of work on Toronto East General Hospital’s $300-million redevelopment project once funding is reinstated when the Liberal budget is passed.

“It’s a critical piece of new

infrastructure,” said Potts, adding he’d also bring his small business acumen as well as 20-plus years of lobbying experience to Queen’s Park.

Prue, however, said the budget the Liberals are proposing doesn’t make sense.

“They cannot possibly deliver that budget. For all the hype, there’s just no money.

“They’re going to have to be Houdini,” he said of the Liberals’ $12-million budget, which proposes $5 billion in new funding with no real tax increases and no deficit in two year’s time.

Prue said he isn’t sure of his next steps, except that he’d be taking it easy for the time being and doing some gardening.

“Come September, I might go to Europe or I might do nothing,” he laughed, adding he’s already received a few phone calls asking him to run municipally.

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CEILING FAN

SALE

Ceiling fans are great all year, but now is the time to really take advantage of one. So come into Living Lighting and save on all in-stock models.

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DC motors for high-energy savings.

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Sale is on while quantities last. Bulbs extra.

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