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three years and has been a member of the dance team for the same amount of time, expressed her gratitude to Canada for allowing her to celebrate her traditions as well as to Eastview for running such culturally appropriate programs that promote healthy living and socialization. “I’m thankful for Grace (Chen) for helping us with language barriers and access to services so we can live comfortably. She’s like a friend, a family member,” said Pan, who also credited her dance teammates, especially Wen, for their dedication, time and effort. “When I dance, I feel younger, full of life.”

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from 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.). “The performances come out of the programs we run all year and Chinese New Year is the biggest event to prepare for,” said Chen, who runs singing groups as well as fitness programs such as tai chi, line dancing and qigong, an ancient Chinese health-care system that integrates physical postures, breathing techniques and focused intention, at all three buildings. Frances Beavis Manor is the only one of the three buildings, which all have significant numbers of Cantonese- and Mandarin-speaking residents, to have a traditional Chinese dance team. “These programs keep residents healthy, active and happy.” Nianzu Pan, who has lived at Frances Beavis for

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everyone wants to do good things to bring good luck and blessings for everyone in the new year.” Grace Chen, a seniors’ program worker at the neighbouring Eastview Neighbourhood Community Centre, has facilitated social programs at three TCHC buildings for seniors in the city’s east end – Frances Beavis, Greenwood Towers at 145 Strathmore Blvd., and Broadview Manor at 80 Danforth Ave. – for the last three years. All three residences will be having Chinese New Year celebrations featuring special performances by their residents starting with Frances Beavis (Thursday, Feb. 26) followed by Greenwood Manor (Friday, Feb. 27 from 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.) and Broadview Manor (Wednesday, March 4

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songs to practice,” he said. “I also enjoy performing at different events all year long. It keeps me busy.” Cindy Phung has lived at the Riverdale apartment for two years and takes part in both the singing group as well as the dance team. “I like singing, and dancing is good for my health. It’s a great way to stay slim,” she said.

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It’s an exciting time of the year for the residents of Frances Beavis Manor in Riverdale. On Thursday, Feb. 26 from 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m., the Toronto Community Housing building for seniors at 369 Pape Ave., just north of Gerrard Street East, will be hosting its annual Chinese New Year celebration. More than 100 people are expected to take in the Year of the Ram festivities. For several weeks, those who take part in the building’s twice-weekly social programs have been busy rehearsing their dancing and singing numbers for the event. Guozhen Wen has served as the leader of the building’s traditional Chinese dance

team for three years and said she really enjoys it. “Dancing is a very good activity for our health,” she said following a recent practice. “Especially in Canada with the very cold weather, we don’t have to go outside to do physical fitness.” Wen, who has lived at Frances Beavis Manor for three years, always loved to dance but didn’t fully get into it and start teaching until after retirement. “This is my way to give back to the community,” she said. Paksoon Chan, originally from Malaysia, has been in the residence’s singing group for three years. “I really like the Chinese folk songs and I really like to come because there are lots of

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r. Mayor goes to Ottawa, and with him a pitch for those in our nation’s capital to consider his SmartTrack transit plan, the key plank in John Tory’s run to become mayor of Toronto. With the city already on shaky budgetary/financial footing – Toronto is to borrow from itself to fill the 2015 budget hole, and city manager Joe Pennachetti is looking at “new” revenue tools to fund growth – all levels of government need to step up. Especially when considering how much money Toronto sends to Ottawa and Queen’s Park. Tory’s Tuesday and Wednesday itinerary includes meeting with Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau, NDP Leader Thomas Mulcair, federal Transportation Minister Lisa Raitt and several Toronto MPs. These are discussions that must happen, something Tory started with Prime Minister Stephen Harper in December, shortly after being sworn in as mayor. Whether Harper drops the writ before the fixed Oct. 19 federal election date is our view uncertain, but it is time to start talking transit with our local MPs – and it’s their job to bring our Talk transit concerns and ideas to Ottawa. Transit has been one, if not the with those main municipal issue for nearly seeking votes a decade. With that comes the necessity to keep that discussion going on a daily basis. Not just during elections. Transit issues stretch beyond Toronto because the city is an economic generator for the entire country, and congestion is an economic killer – the social and economic costs across the Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area are estimated at $6 billion annually. The federal leaders have been in Toronto recently – making announcements, shaking hands – so it’s obvious interest in Canada’s largest city is there. SmartTrack will not solve the entire issue; however, getting people around the city more quickly on transit will help take some cars off the streets and quicken commuters’ trips. Tory has often repeated his position that the federal government needs to sign on to a 10-year agreement to fund transit in big cities across the country, and that SmartTrack should be next on the prime minister’s list. It is now our responsibility to make sure that position extends to our doors, when federal hopefuls start knocking. It is up to us to make sure transit – not just Tory’s SmartTrack – stays top-of-mind leading to the federal election.

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Michael Prue Appreciation night Feb. 26

he Michael Prue Appreciation Night will be held at the Palace Restaurant next Thursday, Feb. 26. The restaurant is located at 722 Pape, across from the Pape subway Station. Festivities will run from 6 to 9 p.m., and residents are invtied to celebrate Prue’s 25 years as a councillor, mayor, hydro commissioner and MPP, and his commitment to the former Borough of East York and the new City of Toronto. Like many people (including myself), Prue chose to put down roots in the former borough and found it to be a nurturing place to live. He decided to give back to the community that had given so much to him by becoming a councillor back in 1988. Those were the years when being a councillor was a part-time position and there was only one secretary shared among eight

councillors. He worked hard and gained the respect and trust of not only his constituents, but also his fellow politicians. So when then East York Mayor Dave Johnson stepped down to enter provincial politics in 1993, East York council elected Prue as the acting mayor. That role was further legitimized when Prue was elected mayor by the citizens of East York in the next election. When East York’s forced amalgamation into the new City of Toronto was announced, Prue was in the forefront of opposition. As a result of Prue’s efforts, a non-binding referendum for the former borough resulted in the highest rate of rejection amongst all the Metro Toronto’s municipalities. This was not surprising, for under the leadership of Prue as mayor East York had the lowest level of taxes

joe cooper watchdog along with the highest level of client satisfaction in Metro. Not only that, but the borough had money in the bank and when the East York Civic Centre was to be paid off, taxes were to be lowered. Prue’s political career continued after amalgamation, first with his being elected to city council for the new City of Toronto in 1998. Then with Frances Lankin resigning as MPP in 2001, Prue ran for that seat for the NDP and won with no problem. During the next three terms of office at Queen’s Park, Prue served both his constituents and his party with energy and dedication. Thursday’s celebration will feature a cash bar and

a menu from which food items can be purchased. At 7:30 p.m. a formal recognition of Prue’s contribution will begin, being chaired by former Borough of East York manager Ray White. A number of speakers including current councillors, former mayors of East York, MPs and MPPs will talk about their experiences with Michael. The evening will also mark the beginning of the Michael Prue Art Award. The aim is to establish a fund to purchase art from local artists and add to the East York Foundation’s collection. Cheques can be made out to the East York Foundation, and either dropped off that night or be mailed to 50 Merritt Rd., East York, M4B 3K6. 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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Fashion from the Ages WHEN: 1:30 to 3 p.m. WHERE: Mosaic Home Care Services & Community Resource Centre, CNIB, 1929 Bayview Ave., Suite 215H CONTACT: 905-597-7000 COST: Free Women of Style: Influential Women and the Designers Who Dress Them. East York Garden Club Meeting WHEN: 7 to 9 p.m. WHERE: Stan Wadlow Clubhouse, 373 Cedarvale Ave. CONTACT: www.eygc.ca COST: Free Guest Speaker Frank Kershaw will discuss: The Recycled Garden. Canadian Federation of University Women WHEN: 7:30 p.m. WHERE: Northlea United Church, 125 Brentcliffe Rd. CONTACT: Pat Price, 416-385-1055, COST: Free Allan Redway, lawyer, answers questions about wills and estates. Visitors and new members are welcome. A university degree is not a prerequisite for membership.

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Your Truth Matters - Write It Down WHEN: 6:30 to 8 p.m. WHERE: Danforth/Coxwell Branch Toronto Public Library, 1675 Danforth Ave. CONTACT: 416-393-7783 COST: Free Make your life matter - dare yourself to write the truth. Wayson Choy will discuss how he wrote his bestselling memoirs by exposing and exploring both his personal and community “secrets within secrets.” 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.

Millyard, www.JaneAustenDancing. ca COST: Ball package $50, students/ seniors $45 No partner or dance experience needed. Pre-ball basics workshop is prerequisite for those newer to English Country dancing. Saturday, Feb. 21: 8 to 10:30 p.m. dancing to live music, table games and refreshments. Community Variety Show WHEN: 7 to 10 p.m. WHERE: Presteign-Woodbine United Church, 2538 St. Clair Ave. E. CONTACT: 416755-8352 COST: $7 per person and $20 per family David Wildsmith

WHEN: 8 p.m. to midnight WHERE: Royal Canadian Legion - Branch 10, 1083 Pape Ave. CONTACT: jean. mcKay@rogers.com COST: Free David Wildsmith performs.

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Heart Health WHEN: 2 to 3:30 p.m. WHERE: S. Walter Stewart Library, 170 Memorial Park Dr. CONTACT: 416-396-3975 COST: Free WoodGreen Community Services presents a free health information session on cardiac health. Riverdale Historical Society WHEN: 6 to 7:15 p.m. WHERE: St.

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Matthew’s Clubhouse, 450 Broadview Ave. CONTACT: 416-465-8516, www.riverdalehisstoricalsociety.com, COST: $4/free to RHS members Presentation by John Goddard, author, magazine writer and former Toronto daily newspaper reporter specializing in little-known wonders. Author of Inside the Museums: Toronto’s Heritage Sites and Their Most Prized Objects illuminates Toronto’s early history through its small heritage museums.

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Tips for Healthy Eating WHEN: 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. WHERE: S. Walter Stewart Library, 170 Memorial Park Dr. CONTACT: 416-396-3975 COST: Free Are you an older adult or caregiver who would like to learn some budget-friendly food tips? Includes a food demo and free food sample.

Gilbert & Sullivan Concert WHEN: 7 p.m. WHERE: Westview Presbyterian Church, 233 Westview Ave. CONTACT: Cathy Callon, 416759-8531, westview233@gmail.com COST: $10 An evening with featuring The Gilbert & Sullivan Society Of Toronto.

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Canadian Journalists and Coverage of the Gaza War WHEN: 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. WHERE: Danforth/Coxwell Branch Toronto Public Library, 1675 Danforth Ave. CONTACT: 416-393-7783, dastaff@ torontopubliclibrary.ca COST: Free Veteran investigative reporter Andrew Mitrovica explores how the war was covered by Canadian journalists. A Freedom to Read Week event.

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Joe Pennachetti’s long goodbye There must be something liberating in the long goodbye. Just look at Joe Pennachetti, Toronto’s long-suffering and ever-efficient city manager, who agreed to hang around for a few months after his planned retirement to help Mayor John Tory make a budget for 2015. Pennachetti’s been good to his word – directing first one staff budget and then another, once the political realities of provincial-municipal relations became apparent. Last week, Pennachetti delivered that second one with a neat fiscal flourish, forgoing a loan from either province or bank to “borrow” money from Toronto’s own capital investments. The plan raised some eyebrows but got Tory out of a pickle, made by the failure of his fledgling administration to negotiate a good deal with the provincial government to soak up $86 million in lost revenue in time for March. It is unlikely that if Pennachetti were planning on staying longer than a month or

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For the first time in more than a year Metrolinx will provide a public update on efforts to electrify the Union Pearson (UP) Express air rail link. The provincial transit planning agency has already promised to convert nearly all of the GO rail network from diesel to electric within a decade. The first step of that transformation is supposed to be UP, but neither Metrolinx nor the Ontario Ministry of Transportation have confirmed when it will happen, or how much it will cost to electrify the fourstop line. Next Tuesday, Metrolinx electrification director Karen Pitre will take part in a question and answer session hosted by the Roncesvalles-Macdonnell Residents Association from 7 to 9 p.m. at Fern Avenue Public School. WEEKEND CLOSURE CONSIDERED wALLEN

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rahul gupta TO in TRANSIT the southern section of the Allen Road Expressway over a weekend in April to allow for re-location of massive tunnel borer machines used in Eglinton Crosstown LRT construction. A report to the city’s Public Works and Infrastructure Committee recommends closing the Allen between Eglinton and Lawrence avenues April 17 to 20 to allow Metrolinx work crews to lift and transport a pair of 81-metre-long machines to just east of Eglinton West subway station where they will continue digging the Crosstown’s underground section to Yonge Street below Eglinton. The report also recommends closing off Allen between Sheppard and Lawrence on the same weekend for maintenance. The committee will debate the proposed closure at its meeting Monday.

PETITION launched TO COMPLETE LRTS

An online petition calls on Mayor John Tory and the rest of city council to see to the completion of the Sheppard East and Finch West LRTs without further delay. Launched by the group TTCriders last week, the Change.org petition had 995 supporters as of Tuesday. It notes both Sheppard and Finch are fully funded by the province and will improve transit in areas where buses are the only option.

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Siberian-born, Moscow-raised transplant on track DAVID GROSSMAN eym@insidetoronto.com Svetlana Martynova knows she is not headed to the Pan Am Games or the Olympics, but the Russian transplant to Canada has raised eyebrows with her stunning performances on the track. The latest gem came at the inaugural Centennial College Colt Invitational Indoor track meet held at Variety Village recently, where the 24-year old ran two races, won them both and also set an Ontario College indoor record over 1,000 metres. There were no camera lights, but that doesn’t bother Martynova – a journalism graduate from Moscow State University who came to Canada three years ago and is studying all about interactive media at Centennial’s East York campus on Carlaw Avenue. Bothered by an Achilles problem, Martynova finished in the top 25 at the Ontario Colleges Athletic Association

coach Sean Squires, who has rebuilt a program that had been dormant for almost 30 years. “She’s the top female on our team and I wouldn’t be surprised if she gets picked as the team MVP at our annual awards night.” Russian champ

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cross country final three months ago in King City. But this time, she cleared five trips around the track in a time of two minutes, 55 seconds – eight seconds quicker than

the previous record for the distance. “I was happy with the win, but I have run the distance faster,” said Martynova, who earlier this year placed second

in an 800 metres race at the Ontario Indoor final held at York University. In the 600 metres, Martynova was clocked in 1:38.00 – good for the win,

but five seconds slower than her personal best. “She’s a very talented runner and proved what she can do when she’s focused on racing,” praised Centennial

Born near Siberia, Martynova was raised in Moscow and won the 800 metres in Russia seven times in various age classes. Now, focused on a career in advertising and married to former Canadian diplomat, Martynova is reaching beyond running and academics. “It took some time to settle in Canada, get over the language barrier, but now I am enjoying the outdoor life,” she said. “Downhill skiing in the winter to wake-surfing in the warmer months, it’s great – and I have even gone skydiving and have taken lessons to be a pilot one day.”

NOTICE OF COMPLETION OF ENVIRONMENTAL STUDY REPORT WILKET CREEK CHANNEL WITHIN WILKET CREEK PARK REHABILITATION STUDY TO ADDRESS EROSION HAZARDS THREATENING INFRASTRUCTURE, GEOMORPHIC SYSTEMS & HABITAT Toronto and Region Conservation Authority (TRCA), on behalf of the City of Toronto has completed a study to assess the geomorphic systems and habitat of the Wilket Creek subwatershed in developing a long term strategy to address ongoing hazards to municipal lands and infrastructure within Wilket Creek Park as a result of stream erosion. Four Public Information Centers (PICs) were held in order to gather comments and input from stakeholders and members of the public. The first PIC was held on June 29, 2011, the second on December 18, 2013, the third on February 25, 2014 and the fourth on June 5, 2014. The study was completed as a Master Plan under the Municipal Class Environmental Assessment process. The Environmental Study Report has been prepared and is available for a 30 day period from February 19, 2015 to March 21, 2015 for review at the Lock Library, 3083 Yonge Street and the North York Civic Centre at 5120 Yonge Street. Interested persons may provide written comments to TRCA within the 30 calendar day period. Comments should be directed to: Patricia Newland, Project Manager II Toronto and Region Conservation Authority Waterfront Office, 1 Eastville Avenue Toronto, ON M1M 2N5 Tel: (416)392-9690 Email: pnewland@trca.on.ca Subject to comments received as a result of this study and the receipt of necessary approvals and funding, TRCA intends to proceed with the implementation of project components in phases, project completion is anticipated for 2018. If any individual feels that serious environmental concerns remain unresolved after consulting with TRCA staff, it is their right to request that the project be subject to a Part II Order by the Minister of the Environment. Part II Order requests must be received by the Minister, with a copy to TRCA, at the following address within 30 calendar days following the date of this Notice: Minister of the Environment 135 St. Clair Avenue West, 15th Floor Toronto, ON M4V 1P5

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sports schedule is now online wbasketball The Toronto 2015 Pan Am Games women’s and men’s basketball schedules are now online. Fans are invited to buy tickets for the games, which will be played at the Ryerson Athletic Centre. The women’s team will compete against Venezuela July 16, Argentina July 17 and Cuba July 18. The semifinals are July 19 and the gold medal game is July 20. The men’s teams plays Dominican Republic July 21, Argentina July 22 and Mexico July 23. Semifinals are July 24 and the gold medal game is July 25. for Keeps part of legacy wPlaying

Playing for Keeps (P4K) is an initiative that ensures the legacy of the Toronto 2015 Pan Am/Parapan Am Games continues once the competition ends. Earlier this month, P4K trained a group of volunteer ambassadors to give them the skills needed to become community leaders and organize their own neighbourhood games. P4K

michele mclean pan am/parapan am is still looking for volunteer ambassadors, and for participants for the various events coming up. For more information, visit www.playingforkeeps. ca and security issues discussed wTraffic

Residents from the St. Lawrence Market neighbourhood attended an information session Feb. 11 to discuss the impact of traffic in the area during the Toronto 2015 Pan Am/ Parapan Am Games. Similar meetings are scheduled for other parts of the city where there are Games venues and events planned. Doug Spooner, a member of the Games’ transportation planning committee, said a traffic management strategy for the Pan Ams has been in the works since 2011. To read our coverage on the meeting, go to http:// bit.ly/1B7sLzF

at Velodrome wCycling The new Cisco Milton Pan Am/Parapan Am Velodrome played host to the national and international cycling events last month. Community members had their first look inside the building, which features basketball and volleyball courts in the infield and a walking track around the upper levels. Canadian Olympian and Tour de France legend Steve Bauer attended the event. Am family Fun at Casa Loma wPan

Families were invited to take part in Family Day weekend events at Casa Loma to celebrate the excitement of the Toronto 2015 Pan Am/ Parapan Am Games. There were interactive sports and cultural activities with Team Canada athletes, gymnastics demonstrations, cultural arts and crafts, dance workshops and more.

Michele McLean’s column on the Toronto 2015 Pan Am/ Parapan Am Games appears every second week. Reach her at mmclean@insidetoronto.com

Parkview Chrysler’s ‘Swinging Lady’ a nod to history The “Swinging Lady” has seen many changes over the past 53 years. Toronto’s changing landscape and the community she presides over. Paul Willison erected the eight-foot-tallbrown-eyedbrunette “Swinging Lady” on the corner of Eglinton Avenue and Victoria Park Avenue in 1962, when he swung his dealership from Ford to Chrysler. Day in and day out, the “Swinging Lady” rocks back and forth encouraging passersby to “Swing Over” to the dealership. The swinging lady you see today is one of four identical quadruplets. The other three are stored in a painter’s warehouse, each “Swinging Lady” dressed for a different season and waiting for her turn to swing over Eglinton Avenue. The first major change to the landscape she presided over came when townhouses were erected on her home of more than 30 years. But she popped up again on the deal-

ership lot, as a beacon of the simpler times and a nod to the dealership’s long history in the area. When Parkview Chrysler took over the dealership in the summer of 2014, they wanted to keep up the friendly, trusted and quality dealership’s reputation. They also kept the iconic “Swinging Lady.” The dealership underwent a much-needed facelift, with new paint and tiles in the showroom, and upgrades for everything inside and outside of the shop. The staff remains as friendly and knowledgeable as ever. Parkview Chrysler boasts a seven new-car showroom, featuring family-friendly vehicles, such as the Dodge caravan, Canada’s best-selling van for the past 30 years, the Dodge Journey, the No. 1 crossover in Canada. Parkview Chrysler also carries Jeeps and the RAM pickup, the third most popular vehicle in Canada in 2014.

Parkview Chrysler has a selection of pre-owned cars, in a 60-car indoor showroom, all meeting the strict recondintioning requirements of Parkview Chrysler. In the service area, Parkview Chrysler has added four hoists, totalling 10 service bays, for faster service. Technicians are all Chrysler-certified and factory trained through Mopar. Technicians are required to update their skills regularly through Chrysler’s stringent training scehdule.

While you are waiting in the customer lounge, visitors can enjoy free wifi, specialty coffee and a TV. When Parkview Chrysler took over the dealership, they also inherited the sign, and Willison’s folder of hundreds of letters and clippings that tell the story of the Toronto landmark he created. From complaints about the “Swinging Lady’s” attire, to articles about her “kidnapping” that resulted in the “Lady” being found in a snow bank one winter, his file

tells the story of his poster girl’s life and the impact she has had on the community. Parkview Chrysler is in the midst of renegotiating the “Swing Lady’s” contract. While without a lease on the billboard when they moved in to the dealership, the new owners recognize the value of keeping the “Swinging Lady” as the face of the dealership. Swing on over to the new Parkview Chrysler. New and used vehicle departments are open Monday to Thursday

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Blake-Boultbee celebration Grant for Vanderherberg >>>from page 1 get them in contact with their roots, where they’re from.” At first, Eastview’s Black History Month celebration consisted of just entertainment but it has since branched out to include a dinner and a fashion show. Over the years, a number of local businesses have also come on board to support the event through financial, food and prize donations. This time around, the Black History Month event is set to welcome 150 to 200 young people ages 12 to 18 from across the city at Eastview Neighbourhood Community Centre, 86 Blake St., on Sunday, Feb. 22 from 1 to 4 p.m. The celebration will include a dinner, a fashion show, a concert and a cultural display. Makini Smith, a Scarborough native who now calls Whitby home, will serve as the day’s guest speaker. An entrepreneur, mother, author and

community leader, Smith is an accomplished realtor. She’s also a graduate of the SisterTalk Circle Leadership Program, where women leaders help other women live a more empowered and elevated life. She’s also recently released her first published book, A Walk in My Stilettos, which shares her journey of overcoming adversity with grace. “This event means a lot to the youth and a lot of attendees come back year after year,” Fagan said. The diverse Blake-Boultbee neighbourhood is home to a number of immigrants from East Africa, the Caribbean as well as China. For more than 40 years, Eastview has offered a range of recreational and social programs to residents in the area roughly bounded by Greenwood, Broadview, Danforth avenues and Queen Street.

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