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JUSTIN SKINNER jskinner@insidetoronto.com Thousands of Torontonians from all walks of life took to the streets to speak out for science and evidence-based research. The March for Science Toronto - one of 600 such events around the world decrying a move away from facts and scientific knowledge - saw participants gather at Nathan Phillips Square before heading up to Queen’s Park for a large rally on Saturday. At one point in the march, the line of scientists and their allies stretched nearly all the way from the starting point to the end point, an impressive showing, but one participants said was necessary given the political climate in the U.S., where President Donald Trump and many others have been critical of climate change and other key issues. "Politics should not be shaping science; science
should be informing politics," said rally MC Dr. Rupinder Brar. "(Science is) not an ideology - it’s a process. It’s a method that we employ for learning the truth and it’s under threat in many ways." The march came in solidarity with a similar march organized in Washington D.C., which came in response to the Trump administration. Speaker Dr. Chelsea Rochman, an assistant professor at the University of Toronto, got involved in science to make a difference in understanding and protecting the environment. She noted that the rejection of evidence-based research and facts makes little sense given its contributions to modern society. "Science is the reason we can fight cancer and win," she said. "Science is the reason we can share pictures of our children with our family from anywhere at any time. Science is what brought us to the moon and is bringing
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Grant MacPherson and his son Xavi MacPherson, 4, participate in the March for Science Toronto at Queen’s Park. us to Mars. And science is the reason we can have clean air and clean water." Councillor Josh Matlow, who formerly served as codirector of environmental organization Earthroots,
noted that the assault on science and facts is a real and serious threat. He noted that while the current political climate south of the border has sparked action, Canada is hardly innocent of science
denial. "Only a few years ago here in Canada, we had a government that muzzled scientists, that muzzled facts which didn’t fit into the political narrative of the day
or which fed into the interests that funded them themselves," he said. "We saw scientist after scientist complain that they weren’t allowed to share the truth that they found." He added that the White House website has removed all mention of climate change and emissions, thereby pushing issues that the scientific community considers urgent to the background. While Canada has improved in terms of basing policy on science, speaker Eden Hennessey noted there is still work to be done, particularly when it comes to women and minorities in science. "Science can no longer afford to tolerate the systemic underrepresentation of women and marginalized groups," she said. "We’re leading the crusade for reason over opinion, for evidence over anecdotes. Let’s make sure we don’t leave half the cavalry at home."
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Waterfront development will benefit city artists JUSTIN SKINNER jskinner@insidetoronto.com
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Artscape CEO Tim Jones makes his address during the announcement of the new Artscape Daniels Launchpad to be housed in the Daniels Waterfront-City of the Arts development on Queens Quay East. wasn’t one solution, but we found a lot of different ideas to bring together." Jones noted the new facility will function much like a health club, with members paying dues and
having access to cutting edge technology, costly equipment, training, networking and other benefits. That membership model is currently being developed.
"I truly believe this thing we’re doing here has the potential to be a gamechanger for creative people in the city," he said. On Friday, April 21, the facility was officially
named in honour of a $5.75million funding gift from the John and Myrna Daniels Foundation. Additional funding has come from all three levels of government and other private do-
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An ambitious plan in Toronto’s waterfront will bring about new opportunities for artists, thanks to the creation of a new Artscape facility that will offer equipment, technology, networking, mentoring and more. The Artscape Daniels Launchpad, a $27.3 million project, will help artists and designers develop entrepreneurial skills in the heart of the Daniels Corporation’s City of the Arts. The 30,000-square-foot facility, located at the foot of Lower Jarvis Street, will provide a much-needed boost to the careers of artists and designers. "One thing we wanted to address through our research is ’who’s teaching (artists) to make a living?" said Artscape CEO Tim Jones. "We looked to a number of models from all over and found there
nors. Don Pugh, vice president of the Daniels Corporation, noted that the Launchpad would be a vital part of the company’s Daniels Waterfront - City of the Arts vision for the East Bayfront. "City of the Arts is an opportunity to reinforce our commitment to the arts and ensure artists themselves have a hand in citybuilding," he said. Slated to open in 2018, the new facility will serve as a vital boon to artists, many of whom struggle to eke out a career, but whose work adds vibrancy and opportunity for others within the city. "It’s going to bring together those two things that artists do so fabulously well - create, and create business opportunities," said Spadina-Fort York MP Adam Vaughan. For more information, visit www.artscapelaunchpad.ca
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JUSTIN SKINNER jskinner@insidetoronto.com The closure of the city’s emergency warming shelters and 15 of 16 Out of the Cold shelters for the season is only exacerbating Toronto’s housing problems, and agencies serving the city’s homeless population are calling on all levels of government to address the problem. Leaders and volunteers from several of those agencies gathered at Street Health last week to discuss the critical need for more shelter spaces to combat the ongoing problem of homelessness. According to city statistics, Toronto’s shelter system was at 97 per cent capacity in March, well above the 90 per cent target the city has set. That number was even higher - 99 per cent - for homeless women. For many, emergency shelters are a lifeline throughout the winter months, but they are forced to sleep on the streets once the weather warms up. "On an average night this winter, 194 people slept at a warming centre or a 24hour drop-in, and approximately 100 people slept at an Out of the Cold," said Street Health executive director Capri Rabin. "That’s an average of nearly 300 people a night who slept on floors, mats and in chairs, and in facilities that don’t even have proper showers or enough bathrooms." Rabin called on the city to open 300 emergency spaces on a permanent basis to meet the needs of Toronto’s homeless population. She added that keeping warming centres open longer beyond their mid-April shutdown was hardly an adequate solution given the lack of beds and amenities on offer in such spaces. Facilities such as public gymnasiums or the city’s ar-
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Patricia O’Connell, Executive Director of Sistering (top), and Brian Riccardi (bottom) talk about the closure of emergency shelters in Toronto outside Street Health Community Nursing. mouries could, by contrast, provide space for beds and shower facilities. Patricia O’Connell, executive director of Sistering, noted that her organization does what it can to provide emergency shelter for women, but added that the need was far greater than Sistering’s ability to meet demand. "Last night, Sistering had 57 women staying in our facility overnight, as they have done for the last year," she said. "We have 12 reclining chairs. That means . 45 people sleeping on the floor in a facility that is not designed for that. It’s not a shelter, but it is better than a woman sleeping on a grate or sleeping in a park." Out of the Cold was created as a temporary fix to the city’s homeless crisis, but after more than 20 years, the problem persists.
Beyond simply giving people a place to stay, many drop-ins offer meals, health care and other life-saving services. For Brian Riccardi, who has benefited from dropins, the cutting of emergency shelters puts people at risk. "For four months, people had a safe, warm place to go and a lot of times got help for the various things they need help with, including housing, clothing, food, abuse of substances," he said. "After those four months, they’re told in no uncertain terms, ’for the next eight months, you’re on your own - pray for the best and hope you’re back next December.’" The speakers called on Torontonians to urge councillors to vote in favour of opening more shelter beds immediately.
EVENTS How the Scots and Irish shaped Canada’s image WHEN: 7:00 p.m - 9:00 p.m WHERE: Enoch Turner Schoolhouse, 106 Trinity Street, Toronto CONTACT: Leonard L Knott, 4169883290, leonard.knott@gmail.com COST: $12 Author Ken McGoogan tells a fascinating tale of how the Scots and Irish immigrated in such great numbers that they shaped Canada in their image.
l SATURDAY, APRIL 29 Celebration and Fundraiser WHEN: 3:00 p.m - 7:00 p.m WHERE: Jal Gua Organic Cafe, 175 Queen Street East, Toronto CONTACT: Cari Flammia, info@thebeatitudesmovement.com, https:// www.thebeatitudesmovement.com/ events/ COST: Pay What You Can The Beatitudes Movement Presents:First Nations, Métis, & Inuit Celebration + Fundraiser. Be inspired!- Everyone welcome. The Dance of Bow (kaman) WHEN: 7:00 p.m - 8:00 p.m WHERE: Canadian Music Centre, 20 St. Joseph St., Toronto CONTACT: s-jamshidi@outlook.com COST: $10 Advance / $ 15 At the Door
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We Can’t Keep Quiet!: Echo Women’s Choir Sings of Hope and Inspiration in 25th Spring Concert WHEN: 3:00 p.m - 5:00 p.m WHERE: Church of the Holy Trinity, 10 Trinity Square, Toronto CONTACT: Echo Women’s Choir, 416779-5554, info.echo@gmail.com COST: $15 advance; $20 at door; $10 seniors/children/un(der)waged Echo Women’s Choir builds bridges between communities and musical traditions in its 25th spring concert, "We Can’t Keep Quiet".
"The Garage Sale" by David King WHEN: 7:30 p.m - 10:00 p.m WHERE: The Tranzac Club, 292 Brunswick Ave., Toronto CONTACT: 416-580-8724, davidjeady@gmail.com, www.nagsplayers.com COST: $15-20 The NAGs Players present their production of Canadian playwright David King’s The Garage Sale, May 4-5-6 and 11-12-13.
l THURSDAY, MAY 4 "The Garage Sale" by David King WHEN: 7:30 p.m - 10:00 p.m WHERE: The Tranzac Club, 292 Brunswick Ave., Toronto CONTACT: David Eady, 416-5808724, davidjeady@gmail.com,
l SATURDAY, MAY 6 Amazing Annual Garage Sale WHEN: 9:00 a.m - 12:00 p.m WHERE: Timothy Eaton Church, 230 St. Clair Ave. W., Toronto CONTACT: 416-925-5977 COST: Tons of toys, furniture, jewelry, art, treasures, linens, housewares and more. Plus snacks at Timothy’s Cafe. No books or clothing.
5 things to do this weekend l THURSDAY, APRIL 27 Hot Docs WHEN: 2:30 p.m WHERE: Various venues, Various venues, Toronto CONTACT: info@hotdocs.ca COST: Various prices, some free Presenting 200+ films from across the globe in Toronto April 27 to May 7.
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l FRIDAY, APRIL 28 Hit The Floor Toronto WHEN: 12:00 p.m WHERE: Metro Toronto Convention Centre, 255 Front St. W., Toronto CONTACT: info@hitthefloor.ca OST: various More than 1,200 dancers participating in the competition April 28-30.
l SUNDAY, APRIL 30 Making a Joyful Noise WHEN: 4:00 a.m - 6:00 a.m WHERE: Christ Church Deer Park, 1570 Yonge Street, Toronto CONTACT: Shirleyjpaquette@gmail.com COST: $30 Toronto Classical Singers salutes Canada’s 150th, the Queen’s 65th and its 25th. Vaisakhi - The Khalsa Day
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WHEN: 9:00 a.m - 5:00 p.m WHERE: Exhibition Place, Nathan Phillips Square, Downtown Toronto, Toronto CONTACT: JaagoSikho@gmail.com COST: All day celebrations to commemorate the Birth of Sikh Faith that coincides with Festival of harvest. The day starts with morning prayers at the Exhibition Grounds at CNE. A parade proceeds to Nathan Philips Square, City Hall along Lakeshore Blvd. Free South Asian vegetarian food served at all sites without any limitations.
Learn to Speed Skate WHEN: 6:00 p.m - 7:30 p.m WHERE: MasterCard Centre for Hockey Excellence, 400 Kipling Avenue, Toronto CONTACT: TSSCregistrar@gmail.com COST: Kids aged six to 12 are invited by the Toronto Speed Skating Club to learn the basics of speed skating in a fun environment. Participants must be able to skate forward one full map of the rink and stop.
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Amalgamated Toronto remains a work in progress Twenty years ago this month, then-Ontario premier Mike Harris officially introduced the law that would erase the historic municipal borders in Metropolitan Toronto, and create the new city in which we live. To say that Bill 103 was unpopular in the six former municipalities in the 416 area code would be an understatement. When it was all settled, the Progressive Conservative government found itself persona non grata in the new Megacity that they’d built. And for decades afterwards, the residents of North York, Scarborough, Etobicoke, East York, York and the old City of Toronto glared suspiciously at one another across the old borders, dreaming of better days long past. It’s not to say that the old, preamalgamation days in Toronto were entirely perfect. There were a lot of nooks and crannies for corruption to hide and flourish in all those little councils. And the relationships between some of those little councils and the larger regional Metropolitan Toronto council led to some absurd bylaws. But if corrupt dysfunction sometimes ruled the day well at least it was our corrupt dysfunction. Communities gathered around common values and a shared urban esthetic had their own accountable municipal governments. If they failed to hold them to account, well, it was on them. When amalgamation descended, that was lost in the Megacity of Toronto. It’s hard to say what’s improved for Torontonians. Amalgamation was sold as a money-saver and a way to cut the size of government. And while there were some savings identified at amalgamation, they were swallowed in the immense cost of amalgamating seven governments, and in the new cost of downloaded services like housing and transit. Amalgamation may well have aided in cleaning up local government, but it took its time. A hotbed of corruption surrounding bad computer leasing deal was uncovered in the early years of the new city, and a public inquiry led to a suite of accountability offices in place to look over councillors’ shoulders - to often good effect. But 20 years later, amalgamation remains a work in progress. We’re getting along better than we had in the beginning, but not all that well - witness the ongoing suburban/urban battles over subways in Scarborough and elevated highways downtown. We’re beginning to get a handle on municipal finance but we still can’t quite balance the cost of our needs with our capacity to raise revenue. To put it another way: Toronto may be grown, but it’s not yet grown up.
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Downtown businesses offer the homeless respect In downtown Toronto, on the busiest part of Canada’s busiest street, handing out tickets to homeless people doesn’t work. But respect works. Knowing each street person’s name works. Mark Garner learned that. He wants us, and particularly the city’s business communities, to learn it too. The Downtown Yonge Business Improvement Area (BIA) that Garner leads is "the front line support team" for a top tourist destination, a growing neighbourhood getting a flood of people each night. Some stay on the street. New faces appear daily. Garner and his Clean Streets Team - half its members once lived on the street - tell newcomers at
MIKE ADLER Edges of Toronto Yonge-Dundas Square where to go for clothing, shelter, a sandwich. They recognize familiar people, "the same three guys sitting on buckets with a teddy bear and a cup." They see who’s having a bad week, who needs attention most. It’s like hospital triage, says Garner. Understand the uniqueness of each street person,
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One man we’ll call Howard was on the street more than 20 years, selling flags and key chains at Yonge and Dundas. Refusing housing, Garner says, was Howard’s right. But after 18 months of work by the BIA and several agencies, plus lots of hand-holding, Howard got clean, and now makes guitars for a living. "You can’t save everyone, but if you tackle them a case at a time, you have more of a chance," says Garner. Imagine if Toronto’s other BIAs committed to pursuing the same plan. Our city could change quickly. Reach Edges columnist Mike Adler at madler@insidetoronto.com
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approach them with compassion, Garner argues, and "you can then have a different conversation." Garner, who grew up in Scarborough and walked this part of Yonge in the 1970s and 1980s, isn’t trying to gentrify it. He wants social housing, real affordable housing, to be part of every development the city okays, because homelessness isn’t just a downtown problem. The BIA’s infographic, "One Night in Toronto," makes a point: if 5,253 people on a given night wind up in city shelters, jails, or hospitals, that costs us maybe $421,386,000 a night. If they’re in social housing, it’s $34,512 a night. Many street people don’t want housing. Mental illness is one reason.
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