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Toronto is hardly known for its canoeing opportunities, but a group of some 130 hardy types will be seen portaging through the southern portion of the city and paddling through Lake Ontario this weekend to help kids in need. The event, dubbed Canoe Heads for Kids, raises funds and awareness for Amici Camping Charity, an organization that helps send at-risk kids to summer camp. “We’ve been around for eight years and in that time it’s grown

from a small group of eight individuals who went out on a lengthy 12-hour portage and paddle and raised $10,000 to where we are now, expecting 130 participants to raise about $150,000,” said Canoe Heads for Kids founding chair Andrew Medland. Medland noted Canoe Heads has become an easier trek for participants in the years since its inception. Instead of portaging 20 kilometres before paddling back to the downtown core, participants now travel a far more manageable seven kilometres each way. >>>CANOE, page 11

Panel looks at controversial issue of inclusionary zoning JUSTIN SKINNER jskinner@insidetoronto.com One of the keys to solving Toronto’s affordable housing crisis could come in the form of new legislation, provided the province gives the city that power. Private member bills introduced by Parkdale-High Park MPP Cheri DiNovo and Etobicoke-Lakeshore MPP Peter Milcyn put forth the concept of inclusionary zoning, which would require developments of a certain size to designate a

percentage of the units being built as below-market units. That concept was discussed at length at a panel discussion hosted by Social Planning Toronto on Thursday, May 21 in a meeting room adjacent to College Street United Church. The meeting featured presentations by affordable housing consultant and policy analyst Richard Drdla, social housing and homeless advocate Michael Shapcott of the Wellesley Institute, Remo Agostino of development company the >>>INCLUSIONARY, page 13

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The World Partnership Walk has raised $90 million for international development programs and initiatives Doing their part: Left, Abeed Alibhai, right, is set to wheel his way along the route of the World Partnership Walk with some help from Fiaz Habib on Sunday at David Pecaut Square. Below, Sharifa Nabizada, left, Hasina Matadi, Sadia Oxfan and Parwana Ibrahimi participate in the event. Top right, team Dynacare’s Noly Pisand, left, and Lita Llemos prepare for the walk. Right bottom, participants make their way along King Street.

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Toronto students clean up Moss Park, feed the homeless JUSTIN SKINNER jskinner@insidetoronto.com

tudents from two Toronto schools descended on Moss Park, and when they left, the park was cleaner and many of the homeless men and women in the area were fed. The students came to the downtown area from George S. Henry Academy in North York and Highcastle Public School in Scarborough as part of the Toronto Police Service’s Reach Out for the Homeless program, in which Toronto Police and other organizations promote youth voluntarism by creating volunteer opportunities in an area of great need. “The day started off with a park clean-up – the park was just full of garbage,” said Sgt. Rodcliff

Chung of the Toronto Police Service Employment Unit. “They cleaned up a lot of garbage and actually found two (hypodermic) needles.” Once the park was cleaned up, the youth – aged 12 to 17 – went out into the community in groups, handing out free meals provided by Hero Certified Burgers to the neighbourhood’s homeless. “They walk through the streets handing out free burgers and pay visits to shelters in the area,” Chung said Friday afternoon, May 22. Given that Moss Park is one of Toronto’s most poverty-stricken neighbourhoods with a large homeless population, the meal came as a boon to many. “It’s hard on the street,” said one recipient. “I don’t know

where my next meal will come from most of the time, so this is one less thing to worry about.” In addition to their good works, the students were able to enjoy some sports and leisure, playing soccer and basketball and taking part in a “beep” test, a fitness test Toronto Police Service members must take to ensure they are in good physical condition. The students enjoyed the day and all it brought with it. “It was fun doing the beep test and then we got to clean up the area, which needed cleaning,” said 13-year-old A.J. Mancilla of Highcastle Public School. “After all the work we did, we got shirts and (gift) bags.” Fellow Highcastle student Matthew Wainman, also 13, said heading into the downtown core

to see the realities many people face was an eye-opener. “It felt good to be able to help out the community and feed the homeless,” he said. What the students learned about the depths of poverty will likely stay with them for a long time, and Reach Out for the Homeless promises to bring them other longtime benefits as well. “When we’re looking at applicants (for the Toronto Police Service), one of the things we always focus on is the volunteer portion,” Chung said. “A lot of companies look at that, and seeing these kids do things like this to help out can only help them in that way.”

May 22 marked the fifth annual Reach Out for the Homeless event held at Moss Park.

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The status of symbolism at city hall Symbolism counts for a lot in Toronto politics: certainly for more than it should. The Gardiner Expressway, which is really just a strip of elevated concrete and asphalt used by a few of Toronto’s many commuters, is also a symbolic battleground for suburban motorists and downtown pedestrians. Next month at council, that potent symbolism will go up against measly facts and mere expert opinion and more than likely end in council spending an extra $500 million to build new elevated ramps from the Gardiner to the Don Valley Parkway. Such is how it goes when councillors play to their home crowd: from a cynically political perspective, everyone on council will be a winner no matter the outcome. Of course, not all political symbolism at city hall is a slam dunk.

david nickle the city Some of these debates can be treacherous ones indeed – and some of them are very small. On Tuesday, Mayor John Tory’s generally right-ofcentre executive committee spent a good portion of a short meeting dancing around a symbolic leghold trap set by generally left-of-centre councillors Mike Layton and Glenn De Baeremaeker. The two had put forward a member’s motion to have council establish an “environmental bill of rights.” The motion contains many “rights” that very few voters would want to pass up: a right to breathe and drink clean air and water and eat safe food; access to nature; to know about pollutants and the right to take part in decision-making. It also lays responsibil-

ity on council to promote these rights, and by the by points to matters of policy that also have great symbolic value for political brands. Council would have to get behind cycling, walking and transit as a preferred way to get around. No fools, the committee members were not having any of it. Deputy Mayor Denzil Minnan-Wong made it clear his constituents weren’t fond of pedestrian scrambles and other things they believed promoted congestion. Councillor David Shiner suggested his elderly constituents wouldn’t take kindly to being encouraged to walk and bicycle. But they weren’t about to vote it down - because oh, the symbolism of that would have been an embarrassment. Other municipalities – more than 50 of them according to Layton – had passed a simi-

lar bill of rights already. Sent it back So the committee did the sensible thing, and sent it off to the interim city manager for a report to come back late in the fall. Layton was disappointed at that prospect and, laying cards on the table, expressed hope it could come before the federal election. Because after all, it would be really something if Canada’s largest city could make it clear that its policies and practices were all aimed toward preserving the environment, just as Torontonians were set to join their fellow Canadians passing judgement on the environmentally dodgy Conservative government record. Now that would be what you would call symbolic.

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fter eight years honing his craft on Toronto’s music scene and in far-flung locales across Canada, Annexbased musician Ben Kunder has taken the plunge and released his debut album, Golden. The work is a culmination of the self-taught musician’s experience. While he did not grow up dreaming of a career in music – his training comes in theatre – Kunder’s life has long been influenced by music in general and singer/songwriters in particular. “My dad had an expansive record collection and I fell in love with the music of Bob Dylan, Joni Mitchell, Neil Young and CSNY,” he said. “I was immersed in that kind of scene from a young age, and then as I got older, I started to find my own tastes in people like Ryan Adams and local performers like Jim Guthrie and Feist.” Kunder’s musical roots came humbly. His family was given a piano by his great aunt when

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Annex musician Ben Kunder released his debut album, Golden, on May 26.

he was four years old and his parents enrolled him in piano lessons. While that did little to spark his creativity, a discovery when he was a little older set him on his musical path. “I stumbled across my dad’s old classical guitar from university with a bunch of (sheet)

music and from there I taught myself how to play guitar and how to sing,” he said. “After that, I kept practicing my singing everywhere – in the van with CDs or just in my bedroom in private.” Kunder began performing around town, complementing his artistic lifestyle with carpentry work during the day. He works largely in his home neighbourhood with local business Harbord Village Handy. In addition to his time in Toronto, he has lived on both coasts, both with and apart from his wife. “She moved out west and I chased her,” he said. “Then I moved out east for work and she wound up here. Sometimes, we have our adventures together and that’s special to us, but it can also be great to experience different things and then be able to share those things later.” Golden takes those experiences – the highs and lows – and sets them to a rich and sonorous, albeit largely acoustic, soundtrack. “A lot of the album has to do

with my time being on the road and how, in Canada, we live so far away from each other but we’re all connected by living in this beautiful country,” he said. “(Golden) is kind of about this country, travelling and being away from my wife.” Kunder sings and plays lead guitar, piano and Wurlitzer on the album, which also features a bevy of guest performers including Brian Murphy of Alvvays, Aaron Goldstein of Cowboy Junkies and three members of Ladies of the Canyon. Golden was released on Tuesday, with an official album release party at the Dakota Tavern on Wednesday. For more information on Kunder, or to purchase a copy of Golden, visit www.benkunder. com

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• Pride Parade

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• Prince Edward Viaduct

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he Toronto 2015 Pan Am Games will be off to a splashing start when the torch touches down in the city Saturday for the start of the 41-day Torch Relay. The Pan Am flame was lit Monday during a traditional ceremony in Teotihuacan, Mexico at the Pyramid of the Sun, which was organized and hosted by the Mexican Olympic Committee (MOC). A float plane carrying a flame lit inside a lantern will touch down in Lake Ontario Saturday, where it will be handed to Elder Garry Sault of the Mississaugas of the New Credit First Nation, who will then travel with the lantern by canoe to shore for a ceremony conducted by Chief Bryan LaForme at Harbourfront Centre. The first torchbearer – whose identity is being kept under wraps – will then leave Canada Square at Harbourfront Centre, where the torch will be passed to several bearers before Col. Chris Hadfield will run with it into The Distillery District. Family oriented celebrations will be held at both Harbourfront Centre, 235 Queens Quay, and The Distillery District, 55 Mill St. Festivities will begin at Canada Square at 2:30 p.m., featuring a soundtrack produced by local musical

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Pan Am Games Organizing Committee chair David Peterson, right, speaks to a performer at XVII Pan Am Games ‘Toronto 2015’ torch lighting ceremony Monday in Teotihuacan, Mexico. The Pan Am

director Andrew Craig and a performance by the Obeah Opera. Celebrations will continue in The Distillery District at 4 p.m., and will include performances by Gypsy Kumbia Orchestra, The Chimera Project, Dance Migration and Jasmine Denham, who will perform the official song of the Games live for the first time. Hadfield is expected to arrive with the torch around 5 p.m. The torch will then head to communities around Thunder Bay before making its way back to Toronto to take part in Pride Parade events June 28. It will leave Toronto once again and return July 4, where it will

Games run remain in the city Canadians.” July 10 to 26, until the Torch Relay Peter Haggert, followed by the Parapan Am and accompanying editor-in-chief of Games Aug. 7 celebrations wrap up Metroland Media to 15. July 10. Toronto, publisher of The Mirror, The torch will be carried by more than 3,000 Guardian, and Villager torchbearers in 200 metre papers and official print segments through some 130 and media supplier for the communities during the 41 Toronto 2015 Pan Am and day tour. Parapan Am Games, said the “You can imagine just how company is thrilled to be a much of a detailed exercise close partner of the Torch this is,” Saad Rafi, CEO of the Relay. Pan Am/Parapan Am Games “While the torch brings organizing committee, said community pride to comof the preparations. munities of Toronto and “We are getting anxious across Ontario, that paralfor Saturday. For Toronto lels our goals through our and the GTA, (the Games) newspapers, magazines is an opportunity to share and websites of bringwhat we are as a region, to ing community news and share the pride we have as information to better our

communities,” he said. Many events are being planned around the Torch Relay, including The Thrill of the Grill Saturday, July 4 on the Prince Edward Viaduct. The Danforth BIA will host the sixth annual event fundraiser from 6:30 to 10:30 p.m. at the east end of the viaduct, where the Luminous Veil – the suicide barrier rods – will be lit for the first time. “We usually hold this event at Broadview and Chester, but because the bridge will be lit, we moved it to there,” said Jennifer Jones, vice-chair of the BIA, adding the top half of the bridge will remain permanently lit. The Thrill of the Grill, co-hosted by The Food Ne t w o r k’s c h e f Ly n n Crawford and Tommy Smyth of HGTV’s Sarah 101, will feature a handful of chefs serving up edibles including ribs, corn, and beer. “I hope this is the start of many events on the bridge,” said Jones, adding the BIA was instrumental with the initial funding and advocating for the Luminous Veil and lighting. As for being part of Pan Am Games celebrations, she said residents might be slow to warm to the sporting event, but once it arrives it will be fully embraced. “Any city that is hosting an event like this has a chance to really turn the dial on the city up a notch.”

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Two local Pan Am torchbearers thrilled to carry the flame JUSTIN SKINNER jskinner@insidetoronto.com Before the Toronto 2015 Pan Am/Parapan Am Games begin, more than 3,000 people will carry the Pan Am torch in anticipation of the event. Northern Secondary School Grade 10 student Connor Boyd, one of those chosen to carry the torch, noted the responsibility will be a great honour. “I g e t t o re p re s e n t Toronto and the Pan Am Games, which is a really big event,” he said.

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Torchbearers Connor Boyd and Barbara Kennedy.

Boyd was selected in part because of his longtime love of running and sports. He included a portfolio along with his application that highlighted his time with

Northern’s cross-country team. That earned him the honour of not only carrying the torch, but actually carrying it into the athletes’

village on June 30. “What I’m most looking forward to is meeting some of the athletes and welcoming them to Toronto.” Longtime sporting advocate Barbara Kennedy has also been named a torchbearer, something she chalks up to a lifetime enjoying and advocating sports and active living. The executive director of the Cardiac Health Foundation of Canada, Kennedy will run the torch in the Niagara area. “I l i k e t o r u n , a n d because the (Pan Am)

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