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With the hours ticking down until the Toronto 2015 Pan Am Games start, sightings of the Pan Am torch are about to become more common The torch will be part of a special lighting ceremony on Saturday, July 4, making its way along the Bloor Viaduct to commemorate the Games.The torch will make its way west along Bloor Street West from there just after 6:30 p.m. It will wend its way through the Beach neighbourhood July 5, then back into to visit Regent Park on July 6. On July 8, the torch will be carried through Forest Hill and north into North Toronto. July 9 will see it travel through much of the downtown core, passing through the Kensington Ma rk e t , C h i n a t ow n a n d

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Kensington food shop at Taste of Toronto JUSTIN SKINNER jskinner@insidetoronto.com Kensington Market has long been known for its eclectic mix of small businesses, but even in that diverse neighbourhood, there are a few niches that long went unfilled. Thomas Lavers Cannery & Delicatessen, a labour of love between two friends, has started to gain a following for filling two of those niches. The business, which was started by Bryan Lavers and Tye Thomas around Christmas 2012, manages to combine the two partners’ disparate business ideas into one location at 193 Baldwin St. “I grew up on ham and cheese sandwiches and there wasn’t a deli in the neighbourhood,” Lavers said. “Tye wanted to make fresh, handmade pasta and that wasn’t available in the neighbourhood either.” The partners worked together on more than one occasion in the past. Lavers managed Thomas when they both worked at the Rivoli and those roles were reversed when Thomas opened Ronnie’s Local 069 and Lavers came to work for him. While they each brought their own ideas to the table, the business has seen them both expand to tackle elements outside of their own

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Bryan Lavers, left, and Tye Thomas are the founders and owners of Thomas Lavers Cannery & Delicatessen.

original concepts. “I wanted to make pasta and he wanted to make sandwiches, but we both do a bit of everything,” Thomas said. “He makes the pasta sauce for my pasta and I make the mustard for his sandwiches.” While the sandwiches, pasta, sauces and spreads started out as the core of the business, Lavers’ ginger beer has become one of its most popular products. They distribute the allnatural, non-alcoholic soda to some 60 restaurants across the city. Thomas Lavers Cannery & Delicatessen will showcase their wares at the Taste of Toronto festival, which takes

place at Fort York from July 2 to July 5. This year marks the second annual Taste festival, but it will be the first time the Kensington business will take part. The festival is a celebration of all things food, offering everything from interactive classes and cooking demonstrations led by celebrity chefs to samplings of various types of cuisine from some of Toronto’s top restaurants to wine and beer tastings. Metroland Media Toronto, publisher of this newspaper, is a sponsor of Taste of Toronto.

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Toronto Fringe features 148 plays JUSTIN SKINNER jskinner@insidetoronto.com The Toronto Fringe Festival is back with 148 plays set to hit almost 30 venues throughout the city over the next week and a half. The Fringe, a showcase of independent theatre and arts and the city’s largest theatre festival, takes place from July 1 through 12, with comedies, dramas, musicals, dance performances and more on tap. “It’s a tough thing to highlight 1,100 performances over the course of the festival,” said Toronto Fringe spokesperson Ali Molloy. “Our whole tagline this year is ‘choose your own adventure’ because there are plenty of things to go out and enjoy.” In addition to the usual wide assortment of plays, this year’s Fringe will features a new FringeKids! venue so families can enjoy theatre, music and more. While the Toronto Fringe has hosted kids shows and attractions before, this year, the festival

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is bringing the kid-friendliest events to one location, the George Ignatieff Theatre at 15 Devonshire Place. “We have nine FringeKids! shows and they all have performances every day, but right outside the venue there will be different pick-up-and-play stations, a bubble pool and on weekends we’ll have a cool bouncy castle,” Molloy said. “Instead of just going for a show, families can go for a show and then stay all day.” The Toronto Fringe has also made a point of including a number of site-specific venues

with plays catering to those sites. Locales include a boxing gym, a café, a synagogue, a kitchen and more. “It’s like Doors Open Toronto, but with a touch of drama,” Molloy said. “Some of these venues hold 19 (people), some hold 96, and they’re all unique. Where else can you go inside a boxing gym and see a show?” New to the Fringe this year are complimentary Fringe rickshaws running between venues. Molloy said the rides will help theatre-goers make the most of their Fringe expe-

rience by making it easier to get from show to show in a timely manner. “Really, we want people to see more than one show, but it can be hard to get out of one show and then hurry right to another,” she said. Another new feature is a series of Tent Talks, giving industry insiders and the public at large a look at the ins and outs of theatre and the business of putting on a show. The free talks bring industryleading professionals in to talk about everything from creating comedy to staging a musical to the trend toward storefront theatre. “We haven’t really looked as much at the industry side of things, but this is a great way to offer some insights into the industry,” Molloy said. “We don’t take reservations for those, so it’s first-come, firstserved.”

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Canada underdogs despite being defending champs: Whitt JUSTIN SKINNER jskinner@insidetoronto.com When the Canadian men’s baseball team takes the field in Ajax for the Toronto 2015 Pan Am Games, it will do so with the weight of a nation’s hopes on its shoulders. It will also have a target on its back due to its status as defending Pan Am champs. Despite those challenges, team manager Ernie Whitt is looking forward to seeing how his troops fare…once he knows who those troops are. “The team seems like it’s coming together, but every time we get into one of these tournaments it can be a challenge because there are restraints from the different (Major League Baseball) organizations our players are coming from,” he said at a special event at Queen Street West and Peter Street last Thursday. At issue is the fact that players on the 40-man rosters for major league clubs are ineligible for Pan Am play. That rules out not only active

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Former Blue Jays’ star Ernie Whitt hams it up with a red hot during the President’s Choice Pan Am Games event held June 25 on Queen Street West. Whitt is the on-field manager of Canada’s Pan Am Games’ baseball team.

major leaguers themselves but also many top-flight prospects who are close to reaching the bigs. Whitt does not see those restrictions hurting the team too much on the mound. “Looking at it on paper, our pitching should be strong with a bunch of experienced AAA pitchers and guys who have played in the big leagues,” he

said. “Position-wise, we have to see how things shake out but it’s looking like we won’t have a lot of power.” Whitt named former major leaguers Jeff Francis, Andrew Albers, Phillippe Aumont, Chris Leroux and Shawn Hill as likely arms for Canada, though he said former Blue Jay Adam Loewen will not be part of the squad. Loewen returned to pitching last year after spending a few years trying to catch on in the majors as a converted outfielder. “Adam thinks he’s got a chance to get the call (to the major leagues) and we never want to get in the way of that,” Whitt said. Whitt, who caught for the Toronto Blue Jays from the team’s inaugural season in 1977 until 1989, expects Canada to face a stiff challenge every time they step on the field during the Toronto 2015 Pan Am Games, listing the United States, Cuba and the Dominican Republic as the toughest opponents. “They have such a tremendous pool of players to draw from,” he said. “If you look at

it on paper, we’re probably an underdog even though we’re the defending champs.” In a single-elimination tournament, however, favourites can be upended by a hot hand, something Whitt feels Team Canada can use to its advantage. “In a single game, anyone can win,” he said. Whitt added that Team Canada will benefit from having good team chemistry, combined with a sense of national pride that will be bolstered by playing before hometown crowds. “We’ve always been able to come together as a team in these tournaments,” he said. “I’m big on chemistry and this is a team that plays together, that plays for each other and for pride.” The Toronto 2015 Pan Am Games baseball tournament will be played at the new President’s Choice Ajax Pan Am Ballpark from Saturday, July 11 through to Sunday, July 26.

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New Regent Park clinic brings much needed support JUSTIN SKINNER jskinner@insidetoronto.com For many new Canadians the challenge of finding a family doctor who is accepting new patients can serve as the first of many barriers to accessing the health care they need. A new clinic in Regent Park will help ease that load with a team of physicians, plus nurses and a special mental health component to help those with complex mental health and addiction issues in the Regent Park, Moss Park and St. James Town neighbourhoods. Dubbed the Sumac Creek Health Centre, the new facility will be on the third floor at 73 Regent Park Blvd. It will be run by St. Michael’s Hospital as one of six outreach clinics offering family medicine in the downtown core. Dr. Karen Weyman, interim chief of St. Michael’s Hospital’s Department of Family and Co m m u n i t y Me d i c i n e, noted the clinic will provide inter-professional care with physicians partnered with social workers, a chiropodist, psychiatrist, pharmacist and more. “It’s a very high-needs area, and the patients will be assigned family doctors who will work with a team to make sure those patients get the care they need,” she said, adding Sumac Creek will work alongside other community health organizations to fill the health care gap in the area, which has been underserved for years. “We’ve been given information from Healthlink and from the Ministry (of Health) that there are 10,000 unattached patients in our catchment area who don’t have a primary care provider,” she said. “... we want to give people the care they need to keep them out of the hospital.” The diverse population also means care providers at Sumac Creek Health Centre must take a number of special needs into account, from the possibility of language barriers to cultural beliefs. A community engagement specialist has been hired to ensure the health centre is aware of and meets those needs. “We’re looking at what needs to be done,” Weyman

said. “We may need to have signage in different languages. We’ve heard there’s a group of Muslim women who are in need of care and we have to make sure they have female providers.” In addition to seeing physicians, patients will have access to after-hours care at that location and at other St. Michael’s Academic Family Health Team locations. “It’s about giving them the care they need in their community, not making them go out of their community to a place where they might not be comfortable,” Weyman said. St. Michael’s Hospital chief psychiatrist Dr. Vicky Stergiopoulos said the mental health component of the Sumac Creek Health Centre, dubbed Flexible Outreach Community Urban Support (FOCUS), will bring a muchneeded support system to the community. “The people who use the services don’t need to get primary care at (Sumac Creek) – it’s a program to help those with the most complex (mental health and addiction recovery) needs,” she said. Stergiopoulos said FOCUS would serve “wraparound care,” helping clients in a holistic way by addressing often-interwoven issues, with care available on a 24/7 basis. These include mental illness, addiction, homelessness, legal needs, employment, education and family issues. “The area that includes Regent Park, Moss Park and St. James Town has a high prevalence of severe and multiple disorders,” Stergiopoulos said. “There’s the highest concentration of homeless shelters in the city and a lot of people with very complex needs.” “The program’s role is to graduate people to less intensive support,” said Stergiopoulos, noting the clinic will be able to work with 190 clients at a time. As critical as the need for mental health care is, the addition of new doctors into the community is every bit as welcome. The Sumac Creek Health Centre will open Monday, July 13. For more information, visit www.stmichaelshospital. com/programs/familypractice/sumac-creek.php

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ith Canada Day celebrations wrapped up lastnight with fireworks at numerous locations, it’s now time for residents to get geared up for Toronto 2015 Pan Am Games Torch Relay events starting this Saturday in our city and continuing until the official opening of the Games on Friday, July 10. The torch relay started back on May 30 with the flame’s arrival at Harbourfront. From there, the torch has been on a 41-day trek across Canada. Along the way, it’s made stops in Vancouver, Halifax, Winnipeg, Calgary and numerous cities and towns across Ontario. By the time the torch relay wraps up next Friday, it will have been carried by some 3,000 torchbearers and visited more than 130 communities. For Torontonians, the torch relay excitement starts Saturday evening and there will be numerous opportunities for residents to get up close and personal with the torch as it makes its way our view through many of our city’s neighbourhoods through to July 10. The torch relay starts its day at Get up close Canadian Forces Base Trenton on and personal Saturday, and will arrive in Toronto late afternoon for a huge comin your city munity celebration on the Prince Edward Viaduct (also known as the Bloor viaduct) beginning at 5 p.m. Metroland Media Toronto will be at Saturday evening’s event, along with many other community groups and organizations. The celebration will culminate with the lighting of the Luminous Viel on the viaduct. The next day, the torch relay travels mostly through Scarborough with stops at Variety Village, the Toronto Zoo and a big celebration at 2 p.m. across from the Pan Am aquatic centre at Morningside Avenue and Military Trail. Sunday evening will also see the torch relay visit the Afrofest celebrations in the Beach at 7 p.m., and the Aga Khan Museum in North York starting at 8:15 p.m. The rest of the week, torch relay events in Toronto are planned for Thorncliffe Park and Etobicoke on Monday as the relay works its way through downtown; other events are planned in Etobicoke on Tuesday; a visit to Mel Lastman Square in North York on Wednesday; York and then again the downtown core on Thursday; and finally the opening ceremonies Friday night. For more details on the torch relay in your community, visit us online at www.insidetoronto.com/ toronto-pan-am-games

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Metrolinx report puts pressure on Mayor John Tory and Toronto council There are a couple of ways to look at the new report from Metrolinx that draws attention to the need for a downtown relief subway line, for which no funding exists. One way is to see it as a stick with which to hit the Toronto council-supported Scarborough subway extension and Mayor John Tory’s proposed SmartTrack system: one a project that is unnecessary, the second a project that will only provide short-term relief; and both, unlike the relief line, close to fully funded. The Metrolinx report, Yonge Relief Network Study, was released in June, but Tory and council have had access to countless other opinions and studies indicating the Yonge subway line is running over capacity and a relief line looping down from the BloorDanforth line and possibly

david nickle the city points north is the cure. The study lays it out in starker terms. Toronto and Metrolinx have made some headway in mitigating the crowding on the Yonge line. The automatic train control and new, roomier trains help, as does the GO Regional Express plan that will form the backbone of Tory’s SmartTrack proposal. That will meet needs over the next 15 years. Past that, we’re all back in the same swamping boat. Given all that, one might call Toronto’s political leadership for being short-sighted and pandering – funding inadequate short term transit plans at the expense of a long-term

solution. That is a legitimate call. But the only call that follows from that is a “throw the bums out” movement, and there are three years before anyone can even think about that. In the meantime, the call from Metrolinx points to another difficult choice. If the city really wants to pay for a short subway line in Scarborough and a multi-station build along the Regional Express line that runs very close to that subway, it must either resign itself to the hub of its entire transit system failing or else come up with a lot more money. It’s not inconceivable that council could do so. In the last term, council voted to raise property taxes to pay for a subway that would serve only a small portion of the city. There is a greater pretext

for doing so in the matter of the Downtown Relief Line – in that all of the city loses out when the hub of the system crowds to the point of dysfunction. But on the subject of dysfunction, the politics won’t make it easy. The suburban-downtown rift that’s defined this city since amalgamation in the late 1990s is showing no sign of healing, and as council is constituted, suburban votes hold sway. But sooner rather than later, someone is going to have to make that choice. And once that’s done, we’re all going to have to start paying, and it will be considerably more than we would have with more rational and evidencebased leadership.

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50+ Osteo Exercise WHEN: noon to 1 p.m. WHERE: Central Eglinton Community Centre, 160 Eglinton Ave. E. CONTACT: Sherri Bulmer, 416-392-0511, ext. 228 COST: $8 drop-in (nonmember cost) Turn back the clock and increase your energy level with Osteo Exercise. This exercise is composed of gentle resistance/ strength training and postural exercises, using small weights and stretch bands.

Beauty” CD Launch WHEN: 8 p.m. WHERE: Musideum, 401 Richmond St. W. CONTACT: http:// ronkorb.com/asia-beauty-tickets COST: $20 Award-winning Canadian composer and flautist Ron Korb launches his latest CD, Asia Beauty.

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Salsa on St. Clair Street Festival WHEN: noon today and tomorrow WHERE: St. Clair Avenue, between Winona Drive and Christie Street CONTACT: SalsaInToronto COST: Free Showcasing Canada’s biggest salsa party featuring live music, dance lessons, Latin food and family fun.

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Youth Day (YD) Toronto WHEN: 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. WHERE: YongeDundas Square, 1 Dundas St. E. CONTACT: Melissa Bessey, 647-588-6413 COST: Free YD offers non-stop music and dance performances on two stages and includes an unprecedented closure on Yonge Street for vendors and community groups. They also support art, photography, fashion and film.

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North Toronto Soccer – Summer League Begins WHERE: various location CONTACT: www.ntsoccer.com/house-league/ springsummer/SummerRecreationalLeague/ index.html The 2015 summer recreational league program info and registration is online.

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Highlighted w Saturday, July 11 Pan Am Games-Gymnastics – Artistic Gymnastics Medals WHEN: noon WHERE: Toronto Coliseum (TCO), 100 Princes’ Blvd CONTACT: www.toronto2015.org COST: $45 ($22.50), $60, $75 Artistic gymnastics is a cornerstone event in any multi-sport Games, attracting crowds and making superstars with the sport’s diverse displays of artistry, power, athleticism and acrobatics. Visit www.toronto2015.org for more sports and events associated with the Games.

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WHEN: 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. WHERE: Harbourfront Centre, 235 Queens Quay W. CONTACT: www.ontariotravel.net/en/ info/panam COST: Free Experience 38 days of the best of Ontario during the Games. All-day live entertainment, 38 nightly concerts, 400foot zipline, daily children’s programming, live Games coverage, 40-foot rock climbing wall and adrenaline jump, farmer’s market, culinary experiences and more.

Pan Am Games Opening Ceremonies WHEN: 5 p.m. WHERE: Pan Am Ceremonies Venue (PAD), 1 Blue Jays Way CONTACT: www.toronto2015.org COST: $100 ($50), $150, $225, $350 Cirque du Soleil will infuse the Opening Ceremony with its revolutionary stagecraft, acrobatics and pageantry.

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Pan Am Games-Triathlon-Women’s medals WHEN: 8:30 a.m. WHERE: Ontario Place West Channel (OPW), 955 Lake Shore Blvd. W. CONTACT: www.toronto2015.org COST: $35 ($17.50) In the Pan Am Games, men and women complete a 1,500-metre open water swim, a 40-kilometre cycling roadcourse and a 10-kilometre run. Pan Am Games-Open Water Swimming-Women’s medals WHEN: 3:30 p.m. WHERE: Ontario Place West Channel (OPW), 955 Lake Shore Blvd. W. CONTACT: www.toronto2015.org COST: Tickets from $35 It’s the ultimate challenge of swimmer versus distance as both men and women power through a 10-kilometre course with no pool, no walls to touch, no flip turns, just open water ahead and behind. This is the marathon of aquatics. Pan Am Games-Rugby Sevens-Preliminaries WHEN: 10 a.m. WHERE: Exhibition Stadium (EPS), 170 Princes’ Blvd. CONTACT: www.toronto2015.org COST: $20 ($10), $30 Rugby union, a form of rugby contested by 15-player teams, is known for its speed and power.

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Bastille Day Toronto WHEN: noon to 10 p.m. WHERE: David Pecaut Square, 55 John St. CONTACT: www.consulfrance-toronto.org COST: Free In true Parisian spirit, guests are invited to picnic on the grass or purchase fare from the French market, including sausages, French wines, pastries and more. The Maille Bistro will feature a mustard bar. Guests will also sample innovative cocktails and desserts. Games and activities for the entire family will take place all day long. The Bastille Day celebrations will end with an official ceremony and a large bal populaire complete with a live band.

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Christie Pits Film Festival is back JUSTIN SKINNER jskinner@insidetoronto.com Over the short span of five years, the Christie Pits Film Festival has gone from a start-up not-for-profit to a summer staple that draws capacity crowds to the park. The festival was started by local resident Emily Reid in 2011, who sought to bring Sunday evening showings of popular Hollywood movies to Christie Pits Park. For its fifth anniversary, she said, the festival will have a few added features. First and foremost is the overarching motif for this year’s festival, Great Villains, which highlights nasty characters audiences love – or love to hate. “We’ve always tried to have a theme and for the fifth year we thought we’d have a bit of a departure and focus on interesting characters who are either villains or anti-heroes,” she said. The festival will kick off with the classic silent film Nosferatu, with Toronto band

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Del Bel on hand to perform a live score. “We thought that would be something really special, a great way to open our fifth anniversary season,” Reid said. Those looking to attend screenings should bring blankets and grab a spot early. After years of solid turnouts, the festival’s popularity boomed last year. The number of moviegoers doubled in 2014, to the point where films routinely drew 1,000 spectators. The festival will once again feature local food vendors serving food and desserts, and this year the movie-going experience will be fleshed out even more with popcorn on hand for the first time ever.

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Cheering for the team behind the team Chevrolet gives thanks to the volunteers at the TORONTO 2015 Pan Am and Parapan Am Games By: Stephen K. Carlisle, President and Managing Director, General Motors Canada

This year, more than 250,000 people will arrive in our city to join us for The TORONTO 2015 Pan Am/Parapan Am Games, events which will inspire and engage generations of Canadians.

The athletes will be the stars of the Games. Their stories, their hard work and their victories are what move us to celebrate their achievements, to take pride in our hometown competitors and to recognize those from around the world.

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It’s also with pride that we welcome our neighbours to Toronto and its surrounding areas, because it’s our city, it’s our province and it’s our country. It’s a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for our community, and we’re ready.

Supporting Our Volunteers At Chevrolet, we recognize that the 23,000 volunteers at this year’s Games are the engine that makes it all possible. We’re ready because of those volunteers. We believe in the power of possibilities and there’s an incredible potential in each of them. The hard work of our volunteers should be recognized. They are like the pit crew in a grueling race and they deserve our thanks for the early mornings, late nights and their unfaltering dedication. Four years ago, Chevrolet committed to being the official sponsor of the volunteers for the TORONTO 2015 Pan Am/ Parapan Am Games. A commitment made out of respect for the volunteers own unfaltering commitment.

It was also a natural extension of Chevrolet’s long history of supporting Canadian sports. As the organizers have worked to shape the Games, we’ve worked alongside them to provide the support needed for our volunteers to make these Games the greatest they’ve ever been. This has meant providing Chevrolet vehicles to help the volunteers behind the scenes to prepare the field of play, to shuttle athletes to and from their matches, to enhance the spectator experience, and to participate in the Opening and Closing Ceremonies. No matter how you enjoy the Games you’re likely to see these hardworking volunteers— but you should also think of the ones you don’t see, those integral to bringing the Games to life before a single race was run, before a single ball was thrown, and before any athletes proudly walked the Opening Ceremony to the applause of people from around the world. Take a moment to join us in thanking them.

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North York Community council opposes Chatsworth Dr. development North York Community Council has asked city staff to head to the Ontario Municipal Board to oppose a condo development on Chatsworth Drive, just west of Yonge Street. The community council decision must still be approved by city council July 7. The proposed development would consist of a pair of apartment towers of six and seven stories consisting of 114

apartments. There would be 120 parking spaces in a threelevel parking garage. A city staff report said the proposed development would be in an area that’s not intended for growth, it is not consistent with the existing and planned context of the neighbourhood and it does not conform to the city’s official plan. The report called the proposal an “over-intensification of development on the

site.” The city report said the developer has appealed to the Ontario Municipal Board (OMB) due to city council’s lack of decision on the application within the time frame specified by the planning act. A first pre-hearing had already occurred at the OMB and a second is scheduled for Aug. 5. The OMB hearing is scheduled to start Feb. 8. – Dominik Kurek

Site could impact on St. Clair streetcars >>>from page 1 Matlow pointed out a tall tower approved for the northeast corner of the intersection before he was elected came with a number of other concessions, including a sizable setback from the street, a large park and mid-block connections to ensure the building itself was not simply an imposing wall. The councillor pointed out only a small portion of the area on which the proposed new tower would stand is zoned for highrise construction. “Part of the site is, but it would

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be disingenuous to say the site itself can be interpreted to be (designated for highrise construction),” he said. “The preponderance of the site is designated for mid-rise construction.” The proposal also fails to meet the standards Matlow would like to see when it comes to setbacks. Given how busy Yonge and St. Clair is as a whole, the councillor said it is important to ensure the public realm is addressed in any development application. “This doesn’t really provide anything in the way of setbacks,” he said. “It also makes use of a narrow laneway at the back that’s already well used. The laneway’s adjacent to St.

Clair station where the St. Clair streetcars enter and exit, so it could have an enormously adverse impact on the streetcar’s operation.” Matlow’s opposition to the proposal was echoed by residents in the area at a public meeting last week. Those in attendance voiced extreme displeasure with the application. “What I and the residents let the developer know is that unless we see something very different (in the form of a highly amended application), we’ll fight this all the way, as far as we have to,” the councillor said.

A final report on the application is due before council this fall.

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