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The FIFA World Cup is now on and local soccer fans are starting to fly their team colours proudly. And for East York and Riverdale residents, that means GreekTown will be painting the Danforth blue and white. GREEK GAMES Danforth Avenue is lined with many restaurants, bars, lounges and cafés that will be tuning their TVs to World Cup games, especially those involving Greece. Legends Sports Lounge on 774 Danforth Ave. is expecting a huge Greek crowd this

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Saturday for Greece’s match against Colombia. “The Greeks that we have are loud,” said Nick Papalambropoulos, owner of Legends Sports Lounge. “Even my friends and family are coming for every single (Greek) game. The place is going to be fully decked out.” In the spirit of World Cup, Legends will be celebrating with special prices and merchandise giveaways during all games. They are also holding raffles for Toronto FC and Blue Jays tickets. Another sports fan destination is the Fox and the Fiddle at 535 Danforth Ave. General manager Jimmy Georgoulis said that they will have a full house >>>INFLUX, page 10

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BASEBALL ACTION AT TALBOT PARK: North Toronto A’s David Friedland is tagged out on a close play at first base by Leaside Leafs’ Eden Brown during minor bantam baseball action Saturday at Talbot Park. Leaside went on to win the game 7-3.

Police from East York’s 54 Division are presenting a safety seminar for seniors next week. The event is scheduled to take place from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Friday, June 20, at the Crescent Town Office (club

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ART SHOW: Above, members of the East York Collegiate chorus perform during the school’s art show held on Thursday at the East York Civic Centre. Left, East York Collegiate student Emel Tabaku displays her artwork during the school’s art show.

WoodGreen seeks volunteers for its popular Meals on Wheels program JOANNA LAVOIE jlavoie@insidetoronto.com WoodGreen ( WG) Community Services has put out an urgent call for volunteers to help deliver meals to residents through its Meals on Wheels program. The program, established in 1967, serves upwards of 55,000 meals to more than 600 clients in an area bounded by the Don River to the west, Victoria Park Avenue to the east, Lake Ontario to the south and just north of Danforth Avenue. Because of the tough winter, WoodGreen has seen an influx of new client referrals and as a result is in desperate need of at least 10 more people to join its team of 65 volunteer drivers and food runners. “Our typical route is 12 to 14 stops but recently because of the volume of clients, our volunteers have been taking on up to 18 stops,” said Colleen Peacock, WG’s manager of food and security check programs. It’s imperative the organization

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WoodGreen Meals on Wheels volunteer Tabitha Farmer, left, and WoodGreen Community Services’ manager of food and security check programs Colleen Peacock work together to deliver hot meals to clients.

increase its volunteer roster as drivers/runners only have a two-hour window to deliver meals to clients due to Toronto Public Health regulations, she said. Twelve-year volunteer Ross Wight

said it’s a great cause. “You’re giving back to the community you’ve lived and worked in all your life.” WG recently invited The Mirror to take part in a ride-along begin-

ning at its office at 815 Danforth Ave. Energetic volunteers began to gather shortly before 11 a.m. Coolers filled with hot meals, prepared at Bridgepoint Active Healthcare hospital, arrived a short time later and the two-member volunteer teams were on their way. Peacock, who has been delivering meals herself when there aren’t enough volunteers, said the program allows residents such as Phyllis Cleghorn, 87, to live independently. Cleghorn started making use of the meal delivery program when she had surgery and wasn’t able to prepare food for herself. Aside from a meal, Cleghorn said she also enjoys her daily visit from the Meals on Wheels volunteers. “I would miss them. It’s somebody to check in on you,” said Cleghorn. Meals cost $5.75, and subsidies are available.

Call Joanne Fong at 416-645-6000, ext. 1109 to volunteer. People need to be able to help at least once a week.

WoodGreen president Brian Smith retiring After 36 years, Brian Smith, WoodGreen Community Services’ longtime president and CEO, is retiring. Smith said like all things in life, everything must eventually come to an end. “I’ve really enjoyed what I do at WoodGreen,” he said late Tuesday afternoon. “It’s a passion for me to work in the community.” He will be wrapping up his duties at the east end social service agency on Dec. 31. The news was officially announced June 10. The note highlighted Smith’s many contributions to WoodGreen as well as those who have benefitted from his commitment. “Brian has been active in creating a better Toronto through his work at the helm of WoodGreen over the past 36 years,” said Jasmine Tehara, chair of WoodGreen Community Services, in a release.

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ffordable housing in Toronto Centre. Improving opportunities for youth in Etobicoke North. Hospital mergers in ScarboroughGuildwood. Helping immigrants transition smoothly in Toronto. Accessibility in Parkdale-High Park. Should the city walk away from the Ontario Municipal Board (OMB)? These were just a few of the issues we put to provincial candidates leading up to tonight’s provincial election. So many more issues were raised throughout the campaign with those hoping to fill seats in the Ontario legislature – during debates, at your front door, or on the streets. Regardless of how you our view voted – or how you’re intending to vote – remaining Continue to politically engaged after the push for issues results are tallied is far more important. of importance We, the electorate, more often than not engage only between during an election campaign elections – when it’s exciting to do so. Rarely do we continue that engagement between elections. This reality is unfortunate. Change is made every day, when residents across the city (and the province) continue to push what is important to them. Granted, not everything makes it to the top of a growing list of issues, but not demanding better of our politicians certainly doesn’t change a thing. Health care, education, jobs, the economy – these are big ticket items that impact the entire province, but it’s the local issues like decisions at the OMB that impact a community and really makes a difference in the everyday lives of Torontonians. After the dust settles, and another provincial government is elected, it is time for residents to continue to push on those important issues. Send letters to your newly elected or re-minted MPP, attend town halls, join a residents’ association, bring your neighbours together to fight for something important. Do something. That way, when it’s time to head to the polls once again, you know that you’ve at least tried to make a difference.

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Manage local traffic congestion better

’m shocked to see just how busy the streets of East York have become and how aggressive drivers are when travelling on them. This is a sharp contrast to what it was just a decade ago and as a result driving has become a daily battle on the roads. Nothing is really new about this fact as when I first began to write in this column the flow of traffic had become heavy in East York, Thorncliffe and Leaside back in the late 1990s. What is concerning me today, though, is the very real decline in roadway courtesy and obedience to the rules of the road that this congestion is beginning to spawn. One of the things that had always struck me about drivers in the east end of the city was how you could expect some civility from them as someone would let you into traffic if you were

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operate with you in some way to keep the flow of traffic moving. This is increasingly no longer the case, as I find other drivers are now competing against me for a space on the road. shocked Several times, I have been shocked to find that I am being road raced, and sometimes even being cut off, as I try to maneuver to make a turn or change a lane. A more disturbing trend is how some drivers are now routinely using dangerous practices simply to move ahead of the flow of traffic. One terrible example of

this is using the left turn lane to jump ahead of traffic. Rather than turning left, they accelerate straight ahead, trying to beat the person to their right. Again, the issue of traffic flow on our streets is not a new thing, but what bothers me is that so little effort is being taken to improve the situation. speed zones The only real change that we have seen in the past few years is the creation of the special speed zones on streets such as Coxwell Avenue, and the implementation of speed bumps through out the former borough. What is worse is that many people continue to believe that if the bicycle lanes were removed from Cosburn Avenue, traffic flow would improve along that road and remain out of the adjacent streets. Beyond these measures,

what traffic policies do we have in place for the next decade? pressures No matter what the final plan will be, it is obvious that increasing traffic pressures will be felt as more people from the old cities of North York, Scarborough and Toronto travel through our neighbourhoods. This will be particularly true when the in-fill housing is finished construction in the old industrial sections of the city. Are we really prepared for these changes, or will we simply wait until it is a crisis to act? It would appear our best choice would be to make some clear decisions now to help protect the quality of life our community enjoys. Joe Cooper is a long-time East York resident and community activist. His column appears every Thursday. Contact him at eym@insidetoronto.com

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Diner’s Club Luncheon WHEN: Noon WHERE: True Davidson Acres Long-Term Care Homes & Services, 200 Dawes Rd. CONTACT: Midge, 416-424-3322, midge@eastyorkmealsonwheels.org COST: $8.50 Call to book your spot and ride. Heritage Group Presentations at Presteign-Woodbine United WHEN: 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. WHERE: Presteign-Woodbine United Church, 2538 St. Clair Ave. E. CONTACT: 416-755-8352 COST: $7 Topic: The 60th Anniversary of the Yonge Street subway. Non Fiction Book Club WHEN: 7 to 8 p.m. WHERE: S. Walter Stewart Library, 170 Memorial Park Dr. CONTACT: Call to register 416396-3975 COST: Free Discussion on selected non-fiction.

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DJ Dana WHEN: 8 p.m. to midnight WHERE: Royal Canadian Legion - Branch 10, 1083 Pape Ave. CONTACT: 416-4253070 COST: Free Everyone welcome.

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Magical Gardens of Leaside Tour WHEN: 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. WHERE: Leaside Public Library, 165 McRae Dr. CONTACT: Beth Parker, 416481-8919 COST: $10 Eight urban gardens in the heart of the city. Passport available from garden attendants or at local merchants. Gentry Clothiers; Sunnybrook Plaza; Royal LePage; Stars; Urban Nature Store; Write impressions. Check out our complete online community calendar by visiting www.east yorkmirror.com. Read weeks of listings from your East York neighbourhoods as well as events from across Toronto.

sary Picnic WHEN: 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. WHERE: Holy Name Catholic School, 690 Carlaw Ave. CONTACT: Carol Soloman, 416-466-3324, soljacksteve@gmail. com COST: Free Music, games, hot dogs, hamburgers, drinks (all under $6). Dart Tournament WHEN: 7 p.m. WHERE: Royal Canadian Legion Branch No. 22, 1240 Woodbine Ave. CONTACT: Jim Farrell, 416-425-1714 COST: $5

Format will depend on number of players and will be a blind draw. All skill levels welcome.All money will be returned in prizes.

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East York Farmers Market WHEN: 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. WHERE: East York Civic Centre, 850 Coxwell Ave. CONTACT: Ruth Abbott, 416-429-9684 COST: Free Farmers market.

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Knitting WHEN: 5 to 7 p.m. WHERE: S. Walter

Stewart Library, 170 Memorial Park Dr. CONTACT: 416-396-3975 COST: Free; Bring your own supplies Join expert knitter and spinner Cathy Thomson and earn to knit or bring your own project.

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David Wildsmith Band WHEN: 8 p.m. to midnight WHERE: Royal Canadian Legion - Branch 10, 1083 Pape Ave. CONTACT: 416-4253070 COST: Free Everyone welcome.

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Garage Sale WHEN: 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. WHERE: Royal Canadian Legion, Branch 11, 9 Dawes Rd. CONTACT: Nancy McKnight, 647-223-9646, timms1979@ yahoo.ca COST: Free Ladies Auxiliary holds sale rain or shine. Barbecue with hamburgers. Outdoor Guided Walk: Native Plants in the Valley WHEN: 1:30 to 2:30 p.m. WHERE: Todmorden Mills Heritage Site, 67 Pottery Rd. CONTACT: 416-396-2819 COST: Adult $5.31, senior/youth $3, child $2 (plus tax) On National Aboriginal Day discover the traditional uses of native plants in the Don Valley.

Live Music @ the Branch WHEN: 7:30 p.m. to 11:30 p.m. WHERE: Royal Canadian Legion Branch No. 22, 1240 Woodbine Ave. CONTACT: 416-4251714 COST: Free Live music by Stan Sturgeon. Covering the Beatles, Rolling Stones, Elton John The Eagles and more.

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Parkview Hills Picnic WHEN: Noon WHERE: Presteign Heights Elementary School, 2750 St.Clair Ave. E. CONTACT: social@ parkviewhills.ca COST: Free Annual Parkview Hills Community Association picnic. Games for the children. All proceeds go to charity.

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We can’t predict the weather but there are many things to do to prepare your home for it Despite a year of extreme weather, Canadians do not feel any more prepared to deal with its potential impacts, according to the seventh annual RBC Canadian Water Attitudes Study. In fact, only half (52 per cent) feel prepared to cope with the adverse effects of severe thunderstorms. About 38 per cent feel prepared for flooding and a mere 27 per cent feel prepared for hurricanes. “With extreme weather events on the rise, it’s likely that most Canadians will experience moderate to severe weather events in their area sometime this year,” says Paula Bandi, Senior Product Manager, Home, RBC Insurance. “Learning what actions to take can help Canadians protect themselves, their family and their home in the event of an emergency.” RBC Insurance® offers these important tips to help Canadian homeowners prepare for extreme weather events: 1. Inspect the roof annually, checking for missing, curled or damaged shingles. If any, speak with a professional roofing contractor. 2. Maintain eavestroughs and keep them clear of debris. 3. Seal any cracks in foundation walls and floors.

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Long municipal campaign good for voters Nearly six months into Toronto’s marathon mayoral race, leading candidate Olivia Chow has presented a novel idea: cut six months off the race, and let things get rolling on Canada Day. It’s nothing that we haven’t heard before. Toronto elects a mayor like nobody else, with a campaign period starting Jan. 2 and continuing until late October. If there’s high interest in the position that year voters can be subjected to news clips, debates, op-ed pieces and now clever YouTube videos with a foot in all four seasons. It’s expensive and daunting and sometimes a little boring. Well, maybe not that last. But Chow suggests it is all a bit much, that there is nothing that can be said in 10 months that can’t be said in four. Chow does have a point. But it’s hard to say that a tiresome and lengthy debate about the future of our city is harmful. The fact is that while the campaign period runs a year, in times of complacency – the elections before the second terms of former mayors Mel

david nickle the city Lastman and David Miller come to mind – the campaigns don’t run that long at all. There was certainly some hand-wringing in 2006, when Miller gamely defended his mayoralty against city councillor Jane Pitfield and lawyer Stephen LeDrew, but that race didn’t start until the summer. And in 2000, Lastman barely bothered to run a campaign, as only the late Tooker Gomberg ran against him. But in years where the choice is less clear, our long campaign period offers advantages to voters that might be easy to overlook. First, it allows us to meet the candidates, and the candidates to meet us. A good mayoral candidate will start making the rounds of community groups early and often, both for the purpose of fundraising and for the purpose of building a plat-

form. When not abused, this is exceedingly healthy – it keeps municipal government real, in a way that other more distant governments often aren’t. It also allows candidates who may not have the highest profiles a chance to build those, outside the extraordinary advantages of celebrity and wealth only a few can bring to the table. Chow, for instance, entered the race with a well-established profile. John Tory entered the race a popular talk radio host with a long history in Toronto and Ontario politics. Rob Ford’s an incumbent from a wealthy family. So it’s good to be a Chow or a Tory or even a Ford in a four-month campaign: not so much a Karen Stintz or a David Soknacki, who are stillstruggling to build their profiles. And unless we want to limit our mayoral choices to the rich and famous, it’s not so good to be us either. This is one issue that might be best to let lie.

Dave Nickle is the Mirror’s city hall reporter. His column appears every Thursday.

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East Don Trail Environmental Assessment Notice Public Event #3 Invitation for Public Comment and Input The City ofToronto andToronto and Region Conservation (TRCA) are hosting the last of three public meetings for the East DonTrail Study. Join us for a public event to learn more, speak with the project team, and provide your feedback on the design concepts for what the preferred trail alignment might look like. An overview of the design concepts will be presented at 6:30 p.m.

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nstead of a glass of wine with your meal, grab a pint of beer! And where can you find such a pairing? With the rise in popularity of craft beer, it’s not hard to find places across the city that serve up tasty food with a thirst-quenching pint – and some even cook with beer, like Mill St. Brewpub in the Distillery District, and the granddaddy of Toronto brewpubs, Granite Brewery. Jason A. Robins, head chef at Mill St., offers his insight on why he thinks beer and food have joined in a partnership. “With the current menu structure I think about 75 to 80 per cent of our items have beer in them,” Robins said. “It’s used in the cooking process. With our new menu changeover, it will bolster up to 90 per cent.” Alongside cooking with the brew, many pubs also offer a paired pint with the meal. Robins said Canada lacks a true food culture. Our diverse demographics have generated a varied cuisine; Canadian food can be anything from sushi to schnitzel. However, “there is one thing we hold above or at the same level as hockey as Canadians, and that’s beer,” Robins said. “So you take beer and take the one thing we’re lacking right now, food culture. You take the two of them and smash them together and you hope that you can build something.” “That’s the endeavor

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Pairing beers and food is no different than pairing wine and food...we’;ve been doing it for eons. – Jason A. Robins

we’re trying to establish here at the Beer Hall, this idea of building a beer and food culture. We call it ‘tap to table,’” he added. Pairing beer and food is not as common as wine and food. Several wines are offered at high-end restaurants with menu items and they’re served in specific glassware. Robins says the same care and precision can be applied for beer. “Pairing beers and food is no different than pairing wine with food,” he said. “We’ve been doing it for eons.” Ron Keefe, owner of Granite Brewery and Restaurant at Eglinton Avenue and Mount Pleasant Road, said people’s palettes are different; what works for one doesn’t necessarily work for others. “We definitely make recommendations if people are looking to pair their meal with a nice beer, like the Curried Shrimp, which has the IPA in the curry sauce, so it’ll definitely

work with our IPA,” said Keefe. “That said, we’re not pushy. People come in here because they want a nice friendly feel. They have their favourite beers and their favourite meals – however they want to enjoy the two is up to them.” Robins said it even comes down to how the beer is served: elements like glassware, the thickness of the head, the aroma of the beer, all work together to enhance the meal. Beer can also be used to create new ingredients. In the Mill St. kitchen, Robins experiments with pickles and cheese. It’s not just about the beer. Food is also part of the experience. “The great thing about the Beer Hall is you don’t have to like beer to eat here,” said Robins. Both Mill St. and Granite will be taking part in the Session Toronto Craft Beer Festival at Yonge-Dundas Square, June 13 and 14. The event is sponsored by Metroland Media Toronto, which publishes this paper. For more information on Session Toronto, pleasse visit www.sessiontoronto. com

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at new streetcars this week wSneak-peek The TTC treated transit aficionados to a sneak-peek of its new streetcars this week. Yesterday’s ride was the first opportunity for members of the public to ride one of the sleek new vehicles that will officially launch service Aug. 31. The TTC has ordered 200 streetcars from manufacturer Bombardier at a cost of $1.6 billion to eventually replace its existing fleet by 2019 – some of which began service more than 40 years ago. streetcar stops to be removed wSome

The TTC is also planning to remove some streetcar stops on various routes starting next year. The TTC said the stops are too close together to allow for efficient service by the newer and substantially larger streetcar vehicles. The new streetcars, which will hold approximately double the passenger capacity of the existing fleet, will run less frequently on routes.

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host the World Pride festival celebrating LGBT communities globally, the subway system will be the scene for an art exhibit depicting the changing relationship of a transgendered couple. Relationship, which will run on all TTC subway screens in 45-second segments during World Pride, depicts a series of photographs taken by Zackary Drucker and Rhys Ernst, as they undergo non-surgical gender transitions over a five-year period. The exhibit is an edited version of the one which showcased at the Whitney Museum in New York City. It’s sponsored by the TTC’s subway advertising partner Pattison Onestop as part of the Art in Transit series. For more information about Relationship visit www.artintransit.ca World Pride 2014 takes

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Every year, the North by Northeast (NXNE) music festival features offerings by hundreds of bands playing in darkly-lit clubs. This year will also feature a series of performances on a redesigned streetcar. Each evening from June 18 to June 20, the Squirtcar – named for event sponsor and liquid beverage mix company Mio – will feature a host of free offerings for NXNE wristband holders. Attendees will be able to catch the streetcar along Queen Street West at either Dufferin Street or McCaul Street. Only 100 people will be allowed to board the streetcar per band set, which will take place hourly starting at 9:30 p.m. For more about the streetcar performances and NXNE, visit www.nxne.com

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Greek fans spilled out onto Danforth Avenue to show their soccer pride in 2012 after Greece tied Poland 1-1 in the opening round of Euro tournament. Pubs and restaurants along the Danforth, but particularly in GreekTown between Chester and Jones, are preparing for an influx of Greek soccer fans this weekend as the team begins play in the World Cup in Brazil with a match against Columbia at noon this Saturday.

Influx of fans set to hit the Danforth >>>from page 1 for the games. “We’re one of the busiest and biggest pubs in the Danforth,” said Georgoulis. “We’re going to open extra early. We have 30 TVs going with the sound on and the music on.” Georgoulis said that the restaurant will be taking reservations an hour before each game for customers who want to ensure a spot inside. Rally Sports Bar and Smokehouse on 1660 O’Connor Dr. is outside of GreekTown, but it is still a close neighbour. Rally Sports is handing out samples of a different European imported beer for every game.

Cup Soccer Nation parties slated wWorld CIBC and CBC/Radio Canada is joining in on the Word Cup fever with a seven-city viewing tour called CIBC Soccer Nation. Every weekend, soccer fans of all ages will be able to watch a live broadcast of a game on a large outdoor screen while also enjoying activities such as face painting, photo booths, video games and more freebies. CBC and CIBC is hosting an outdoor festivals starting in Vancouver (June 14), Edmonton (June 21), Calgary (June 22), Regina (June 24), Montreal (June 28) and Ottawa (July 5). The tour will end in Toronto on July 12 and 13, to coincide

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Maple Leaf forever tree lives on in planting at Todmorden Mills JOANNA LAVOIE jlavoie@insidetoronto.com The iconic “Maple Leaf Forever” tree, felled by a windstorm on July 19, 2013, will continue to live on forever after a sapling from the famous silver maple

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Leaf Forever tree, as it remains an important part of our heritage,” Ward 32 BeachesEast York Councillor MaryMargaret McMahon said in the same communiqué. The June 7 event also included the distribution of pieces from the tree to

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East York Bulldogs midget boys take top spot at tourney Doug Skillicorn pitches no-hitter for Bulldogs The East York Bulldogs AAA midget rep baseball team team won the Missisauga North tournament recently. In their first game of the tourney, the Bulldogs beat Brantford 4-2 and then went on to blank Martingrove 12-0. Doug Skillicorn pitched a no-hitter in the win over Martingrove. The Bulldogs then defeated Mississauga North 9-6 in the quarterfinals. In the semifinal game, East York faced a tough Niagara Falls in a game that had to into extra innings before

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he World Cup begins today in Brazil, and fans across Toronto are preparing to wave their flags as they cheer on their favourite teams. Other than being in Brazil for this year’s world championship of soccer, which runs from June 12 to July 13, Toronto is probably the best place in the world for fans to catch the action. And our newspapers and our special World Cup Toronto website at www. insidetoronto.com/worldcupTO are the best places for coverage on the tournament in our city. Here’s how it works: • Enter www.insidetoronto.com/worldcupTO and you will see the flags of all 32 teams taking part. Click on the flag of your favourite country. • Now on your country’s site, you can see stories on the best places in the Greater Toronto Area to catch events linked to the team, stories on the teams, news stories and ultimately viewers’ guides about the World Cup in general. • There are recipes from all 32 countries for those interested in hosting a party, or just like the idea of trying different foods. Other stories will celebrate the many cultures who enjoy the World Cup. • We have a number of bloggers writing about the teams they are following. The World Cup starts June 12 with a game between host Brazil and Croatia at 4 p.m. (EST) in Sao Paulo. There are 32 teams taking part in this year’s World Cup, broken up into eight groups of four. After playing each other in group play between June 12 and 26, the top two teams in each group will advance to the Round of 16 which begins June 28. Many Toronto neighbourhoods are known as gathering places for fans of cer-

tain countries to watch their teams’ games. In Toronto, these areas include Little Italy, Little Portugal, Koreatown, Corso Italia, and Greektown on the Danforth to name a few. See our story on the eight great places to watch a World Cup game in Toronto at www. insidetoronto.com/sports-story/4550511toronto-s-eight-great-places-to-watchthe-world-cup Greece in action Saturday The weekend of June 14 and 15 will be a big one for Toronto fans, with seven games slated over the Saturday and Sunday – many of them featuring teams with large fan bases in the city. Greece will be in action on noon Saturday against Colombia, which should mean thousands of fans along Danforth Avenue between Jones and Chester. Italy also takes on England at 6 p.m. on Saturday, which will mean an exciting night along College Street and St. Clair Avenue West. Other games this Saturday are Uruguay against Costa Rica at 3 p.m.; and Ivory Coast against Japan at 9 p.m. On Sunday, Switzerland takes on Ecuador at noon, France plays Honduras at 3 p.m. and Argentina meets Bosnia-Herzegovina at 6 p.m. For a complete World Cup schedule, visit us at www.insidetoronto.com/sportsstory/4567157-world-cup-2014-completeschedule/

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Help Shape the City of Toronto’s Long Term Waste Management Strategy Our Garbage, Our Opportunity, Our Solution… Public Open Houses Join us at Public Information Centre Round #1: Monday, June 16, 2014 6:30pm-9:00pm North York City Centre Memorial Community Hall (Burgundy Room) 5110Yonge St. (Yonge Street north of Sheppard Ave.) Subway:Yonge Line to NorthYork Centre

Tuesday, June 17, 2014 6:30pm-9:00pm Metro Hall (Rotunda) 55 John St. (John & King St. W.) Subway: University Line to St. Andrew

Wednesday, June 18, 2014 6:30pm-9:00pm St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church 3819 Bloor St. W. (just west of Kipling) Subway: Bloor/Danforth Line to Kipling Background The City is developing a LongTerm Waste Management Strategy for Toronto that will provide a framework for solid waste management policy decisions over the next 30 to 50 years. How should we manage our remaining garbage even after reuse, recycling, and composting? Our goal is to find solutions that are cost-effective, socially acceptable, and environmentally sustainable. We want to receive your input on current programs and any other ideas on how to improve waste management inToronto. Residents of all ages are welcome. To receive updates, get on the electronic mailing list: www.is.gd/wastestrategy (click 'Send') Visit us online at www.toronto.ca/wastestrategy / Follow us at #TOwastestrategy If you have further questions about this strategy or want to be added to the mailing list, please contact: Kate Kusiak, Public Consultation Unit 55 John Street, Metro Hall, 19th Floor wastestrategy@toronto.ca 416-392-3760

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cause. It’s the fastest growing sector of fundraising. Fuellocal.com is being marketed to local communities by Metroland Media. “Fuellocal.com is a technology platform that enables local businesses, charities, schools, sports teams and other groups to raise money from their own community and beyond,” said Terry Kukle, Metroland’s vice-

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pany delivering vital business and community information to millions of readers across Ontario each week, with 116 newspapers (including The Mirror), numerous websites, specialty and monthly publications, consumer shows and distribution operations.

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Taylor Massey Creek Geomorphic Systems Restoration Master Plan Municipal Class Environmental Assessment Study Notice of Public Information Centre #2 Please join us at our second Public Information Centre to learn about the options considered and the recommended solutions for enhancing the stability and function ofTaylor Massey Creek. You will have an opportunity to view displays, speak one-on-one with project staff, and tell us what you think about the recommended solutions. Drop-in between 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. on the date and location noted below. We look forward to seeing you there. Details are as follows: Date: Time: Location:

Thursday, June 19, 2014 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. Warden Hilltop Community Centre 25 Mendelssohn St.

Background Like many urban watercourses,Taylor Massey Creek has been impacted by human activities which have led to extensive erosion and degradation of the creek's aquatic and riparian zone habitats.The erosion has put City trails and subsurface infrastructure at risk.This study is being conducted according to the Municipal Class Environment Assessment process and will produce a Master Plan that includes a series of recommended projects. We would like to hear from you Public consultation is an important part of this study. Visit the project website for more information or contact us if you would like to be placed on our mailing list for updates. Josie Franch Public Consultation Unit City of Toronto Metro Hall, 19th Fl. 55 John St. Toronto, ON M5V 3C6

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