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Seniors housing facility honours Jack Layton rebecca field rfield@insidetoronto.com “Canada is a great country, one of the hopes of the world. We can be a better one – a country of greater equality, justice and opportunity,” sang the tenants of 1070 Queen St. E. from a musical rendition of Jack Layton’s Letter to Canadians.

On Sunday, WoodGreen Community Services honoured the late NDP leader by renaming the building Jack Layton Seniors Housing.

The affordable housing facility was opened 20 years ago and was never named.

“I think it’s lovely, I just think my dad would be so touched,” said Sarah Layton, about her dad who died of cancer in

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Also in attendance was Trinity-Spadina MP Olivia Chow, Layton’s widow, as well as MP Craig Scott and MPP Peter Tabuns, who both represent the riding of Toronto-Danforth, and councillor Paula Fletcher.

Layton’s son, Mike Layton, was unable to make the event due to duties as councillor of Ward 19, Trinity-Spadina.

“He (Jack Layton) cared so much about housing and so much about seniors that it just seemed perfectly appropriate to have something in this realm with his name,” said Sarah who, along with Chow, received a plaque honouring Layton, who served as a councillor in the community prior to becoming >>>WOODGREEN, page 16

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Condo conversion proposal for Garden Court Public meeting on plan for Bayview Avenue apartments slated for next Thursday An application to convert Leaside’s Garden Court Apartments from rental housing to condominiums will be discussed during a public meeting next Thursday.

The application to convert the 10 buildings at 1477 Bayview Ave. does not propose physical changes to the buildings.

To convert the buildings’ 104 rental units to condominiums, the city’s Official Plan must be amended.

Hosted by city The community consultation, hosted by the City of Toronto, begins at 7 p.m. at St. Cuthbert’s Anglican Church, 1399 Bayview Ave. During the meeting, residents can learn more about the application proposal, ask questions and share comments.

The initial part of the meeting is open to all interested residents. At 8:30 p.m., the meeting will close to the public and proceed with

tenants only.

A city staff report addressing the application is available online at http://bit. ly/13UZqEc. The report states more than 60 per cent of affected units are considered to have midrange or affordable rents.

Tenants opposed The Garden Court Tenants’ Association opposes the proposal, on the grounds it will force tenants from their homes and reduce the availability of affordable rental housing in Leaside.

The association is urging residents to support its position by attending the meeting and voicing concern.

As well, it is asking residents to oppose the conversion by signing an online petition at www.gardencourtadvocate. ca.

Contact info@gardencourtadvocate.ca for more information from the association.

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A proposal to convert Leaside’s Garden Court apartments on Bayview Avenue from rental apartments to a condominium will be the subject of a public meeting next Thursday.

MP Kellway takes on urban affairs responsibilities Rebecca field rfield@insidetoronto.com Beaches-East York MP Matthew Kellway will be travelling the country soon to speak with Canada’s urban communities about the issues they feel need addressing.

Kellway was named lead of Urban Affairs by official Opposition and NDP leader Thomas Mulcair, June 5. The position will involve holding consultations country-wide that will focus on social, economic as well as environmental issues.

“There’s a strong argument that can be made that it’s cities that are critically important to the economic future of our country,” said Kellway, who noted 80 per cent of Canadians live in urban environments today.

Kellway noted the key to remaining competitive globally is to concentrate on improving these urban centres.

He said he plans to meet with community members, councillors and members of parliament during his consultations.

“We can’t talk about having a healthy prosperous national economy without talking about having urban economies function well,” said

Kellway, who said all levels of government should work closer together instead of considering each other in the traditional hierarchy of federal, provincial and finally municipal.

Kellway, who was elected as MP for Beaches-East York in 2011, had urban issues at the centre of his campaign.

“I’ve kind of been pounding on that ever since, and I’ve been heard,” Kellway said. “So many of my colleagues have come out of municipal politics and know a thing about the struggles of their own municipalities and the need at a federal level to recognize the role of cities.”

Kellway said his own riding ranges in income levels from street to street.

There are wealthy and middle-class neighbourhoods in the same riding as the designated priority neighbourhood of Taylor-Massey – a community that is struggling with structural unemployment and underemployment among other issues.

“So you see all of that diversity right here in one riding, and the obvious issues have to do with health, with jobs and with our immigration system, too,” said Kellway, attributing immigration issues with a failure in

Beaches-East York MP Matthew Kellway has been named lead of Urban Affairs by the federal NDP.

the government to help with foreign credential approvals and work experience.

Some of the solutions Kellway said he is hoping to gauge through these consultations will deal with economic, social and environmental issues all at once.

He cited the example of certain buildings in his own riding that need to be updated and retrofitted due to things like constantly breaking elevators or leaks from an eco-energy

perspective, including older air conditioning units using more energy than newer models.

“There are opportunities such as (former mayor) David Miller’s old Tower Renewal Program (which set out to improve Toronto’s concrete apartment towers) to create green jobs, improve the housing stock for people who live in those buildings, improve communities around them with the regeneration of the neighbourhood,” Kellway said.

The planning for consultations should be completed by the end of the month, when Kellway can begin touring the country to find out more about what needs to be done.

“I’m looking forward to getting out a bit and seeing different parts of our country and engaging people from different parts of our country in these conversations,” Kellway said.

“The opportunity as an MP to be able to engage in a constructive dialogue with people across the country will certainly be a welcome opportunity. This is why we get elected.”

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Three suspects sought after robbery attempt ANDREW PALAMARCHUK apalamarchuk@insidetoronto.com

A 17-year-old male suffered minor injuries during an attempted robbery near Carlaw Avenue and Gerrard Street Friday.

Police said three males swarmed the teen at about 7:30 p.m.

One suspect grabbed the victim and demanded his property. When the victim didn’t comply, a second suspect punched him.

The victim managed to escape with all of his property.

One would-be robber is white, 16 to 21 years old, about six-feet tall with a heavy build. Another is white, 16 to 21, 5’8” tall with a thin build.

Police have a vague description of the third suspect.

Anyone with information should call police at 416-8085500, or Crime Stoppers at 416-222-8477.

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ransit funding should be more than just buses, subways and GO trains. Transportation is a more accurate way to look at getting around the Greater Toronto Area.

The future of the Gardiner Expressway is being debated – again. With the Environment Assessment (EA) by Waterfront Toronto and the City of Toronto now back on the table, the latest in the circular discussions is planned for today.

The future of the Gardiner comes up every few years, but nothing concrete has ever come of these discussions.

The long-term rehabilitation of the Gardiner is not in question – that needs to happen.

However, what exactly does that mean, and how is a city like Toronto going to handle it? our view The entire length of the decaying expressway will evenNothing has tually come up for debate, but come of past Thursday’s forum focuses on the eastern portion from Jarvis Gardiner talks Street to the Don Valley Parkway (DVP).

We believe front-and-centre at this discussion should be funding.

Not just the $505 million approved by council to rehabilitate the Gardiner, but how will we maintain whatever we decide to do with it – keep it standing, bury it under Lake Shore Boulevard or dismantle it all together?

Whatever the decision, funding is rarely mentioned – like the public transit discussion, everyone is concerned about today, not the future.

Despite the obvious connection between public transit and the highways, expressways and parkways, no one is discussing how they should work together.

If there is an effort out there to come up with a cohesive transportation plan, we’re not seeing it.

Within the transit funding tools supported by Metrolinx to pay for the province’s Big Move plan, there should also be funding for our roads and highways. Regional Sales Tax, Development Charge, Parking Space Levy, and Fuel Tax are on the table to fund transit. Yet, something like Highway Tolls to help maintain the Gardiner is not being discussed.

Or, at the end of the day, maybe we should hand over the Gardiner to the province to include in its transportation portfolio together with the 400 series highways.

And while we’re at it, toss in the DVP.

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ell, I played my first tennis match of the season over the weekend and I’m not off to the best start. I’m officially zero for one.

But it wasn’t the defeat that was so troubling, but how it was done and the guy who beat me, my buddy Shawn.

What really sticks in my craw is that he was wearing a monstrous new knee brace roughly the size of Jabba the Hutt’s belly.

Without that brace, I wipe the court with him. With it, I back off and he throttles me for fun, 6-0, 6-0.

Well, I was prepared to take my lumps like a man, when, get this, Shawn hops over the net for the traditional post-match handshake.

Oops, did I say hop?

Forgive me. To call it merely a hop is not doing justice to that athletic tour de force.

It was a breathtaking triple salchow during which he soared higher than Patrick Chan.

jamie wayne BUT SERIOUSLY And the icing on the cake? He stuck the landing. I mean really stuck the landing.

I was livid. “How the heck did you do that?”

“It wasn’t that difficult,” Shawn replied matter-offactly. “I just took a long approach run. Then got into the tuck position to harness my legendary power and sprung up ever so gracefully on my little tippy toes.”

“You know what I meant, funny guy. How’d you do manage to pull off a move like that, wonky knee and all?”

“What makes you think I have a bad knee,” he asked.

“Exhibit A, your honour, “ I answered, pointing to said imposing brace.

“I hate to break it to you, but the knee’s fine. I only wear this contraption to psych out pigeons like you.

And as you can see it works

like a charm.”

“But how can you wear that thing and sleep nights?” I wailed.

“I told you, I put it on for matches only. I take it off long before I go to bed.”

“And that masquerade doesn’t eat away at your conscience?”

“Hey, I win, baby. That’s all that matters. Isn’t that what Nike says is the most important thing in life? Next to buying all their over-priced stuff, of course.”

“You didn’t win. I handed the match to you. I was afraid to make you even flinch dare you re-injure what I thought was a fragile leg.”

Shawn just shrugged.

“Look, I’d love to listen to you whine, really I would, but I have to scoot home and ice my knee.”

“But didn’t you just get through telling me there was nothing wrong with it?”

“There wasn’t, but in my haste to kick your butt from here to Mississauga I must

have put the brace on too tight by mistake because it’s starting to throb. I want to take care of it before I develop a real problem. You don’t mess with knees you know,” he needled. “So, you coming over for a brewski?”

“After that stunt you just pulled? Forget it.”

“Come on, Jamie. Don’t be such a spoilsport. I tell you what. I’m going up to the cottage for awhile. And to prove I’m not such a bad guy, I’ll let you borrow the brace until I come back so you can let it work it’s magic for you. Are you game?”

“Well, I am playing Dale next week and I have yet to beat him all these years. Do you think it might help?”

“Let’s just say, it wouldn’t hurt. Unless you put it on too tight by mistake.”

Jamie Wayne is a lifelong columnist, who takes writing very seriously. The topics?

Not so much. His column appears every Tuesday. Contact him at jamie.wayne@sympatico.ca

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Advice on funding transit Reader willing to pay

To the editor: Re: ‘Big Move...Big Money,’ Special Report, May 30.

The quality of the report presentation was top notch.

Not so much for the proposals themselves. I honestly believe most of them were throw-aways just to pad the report.

There were only two reasonable proposals that seem to meet most of the funding needed to reduce congestion and increase transit use.

There were several very obvious missing in actions ones as well.

If we were to assume the 11 proposals were to raise the funds needed for transit improvements in the Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area (GTHA, but mainly in Toronto, then most miss the mark.

Yes, all will raise money, some more than others, but the real payers will be the people that either now use transit or those who do not work in downtown and are not the main sources of congestion coming into

downtown.

Torontonians, for the most part, do not drive downtown during rush hours. The TTC serves us well, but could be better.

The bulk of traffic into downtown is from outside the 416 area, from where transit is limited, non-existent or just too expensive. Just look at the QEW, Hwy. 401 east and west, and Hwys. 410, 400 and 404 and major roads crossing into Toronto during rush hours.

These are the people the 11 revenue tools mainly miss.

They do not encourage them to take transit. However the bulk of them are blameless.

They have little or no alternative but to take the car into downtown.

What’s mainly lacking is: local transit (buses) to feed the main transit routes directly into downtown, not just to a mode change (bus to subway; free or cheap parking (and enough of it) at main transit hubs outside of Toronto to get people out of the car before they get into

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the city; and disincentives to restrict cars going into the downtown core during rush hours. If you tax everybody, as most of the 11 proposals do, there is no incentive to take transit instead of the car.

What’s missing from the Metrolinx revenue proposals are a few things that other cities do, such as: direct tolls entering downtown; provincial and federal equalization of expended tax revenues; and lottery dividends.

To sum up, Metrolinx needs to convince the GTHA and the province to do the following: provide significantly more parking at transit nodes; Improve local bus transit in residential areas in the suburbs; tax commercial parking downtown by at least $1 a day; upgrade GO Transit buses and trains capacity to meet the increased demand.

Somebody is going to have to pay for all this and that somebody is us, no matter how it is spread around.

Joel Berson

for a better commute To the editor: Re: ‘Bit Move...Big Money,’ Special Report, May 30.

Time for the front page to scream Big Gridlock...

Big Money.

The projected costs of an integrated regional transit system proposed by Metrolinx is far less than the estimated $1,600 per household cost for the gridlock that has the GTA stuck in traffic.

It’s unfair to characterize Metrolinx as squeezing money out of taxpayers as the May 30 front page and the political cartoon on your opinion page did.

Funding transit contributes to better access, cleaner air and a smoother commutes for everyone.

I’ll pay for that.

Alice Schuda

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Actions of city workers deteriorating To the editor: Now that it appears Mayor Rob Ford’s administration is under pressure, I have noticed something peculiar.

After garbage privatiza-

tion west of Yonge Street, our own sanitation workers were efficient and friendly and bins were placed neatly.

That has changed. The bins land in the middle of the road

or driveway and the workers smirk.

I am not of Ford Nation; I just want accountability and money spent wisely.

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it’s happening w Saturday, June 15

Yard Sale WHEN: 9 a.m. to noon WHERE: Withrow Park, 725 Logan Ave. CONTACT: 416-393-9720 COST: Free The Frankland Community Centre hosts a yard sale in Withrow Park.

Rain or shine.

Withrow Park Farmers’ Market WHEN: 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. WHERE: Withrow Park - north-east end, 725 Logan Ave. CONTACT: Roberta, http://www.withrowpark.ca, withrowpfm@gmail.com COST: Free Seasonal local produce, prepared foods, special market guests and more. Bring an old cookbook in good condition for the cookbook swap, some clothing to mend at the Repairathon, or a bike that needs some free TLC. Making Space for Culture WHEN: 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.

WHERE: Riverdale Branch, 370 Broadview Ave. CONTACT: makingspace@toronto.ca COST: Free What kind of space does your neighbourhood need to make art, music, dance? To film, play, practice and perform? We’re coming to your neighbourhood to hear your thoughts. We want to know what’s needed, who needs it, and how we

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Neighbour’s Night Out-Open Streets WHEN: 1 to 9 p.m. WHERE: Thorncliffe Park, Overlea Boulevard and Don Mills Road CONTACT: Thorncliffe Park, www.thorncliffe.org/, info@Thorncliffe.org COST: Free Refreshments, musical entertainment, games and activities for all ages. A free raffle, market tables, and food prepared by local restaurants.

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.

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Toronto Cat Rescue Adopt-a-thon WHEN: 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. WHERE: Wag on the Danforth, 1918 Danforth Ave. CONTACT: Alison Finkelstein, 416-538-8592, chanagittel@rogers. com COST: Adoption fee applies Adoption fee at the event : $100 for cats over 6 months, $175 for kittens under 6 months and $250 for a pair of kittens under 6 months. Includes six weeks of free pet insurance.

Spaghetti Dinner WHEN: 6:30 p.m. WHERE: Royal Canadian Legion Branch 10, 1083

Pape Ave CONTACT: 416-425-3070, COST: $5/plate Tired of cooking all week? Let the Ladies Auxilliary at Branch 10 help out with a delicious spaghetti dinner.

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Sunday Afternoon Euchre WHEN: 12:30 p.m. WHERE: Royal Canadian Legion Branch 22, 1240 Woodbine Ave. CONTACT: Jim Farrell, 416-425-1714 COST: $7 Everyone is always welcome.

Karaoke at Branch 22 WHEN: 5 to 9 p.m. WHERE: Royal Canadian Legion Branch 22, 1240 Woodbine Ave. CONTACT: Jim Farrell,

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Summer Sizzle On The Green WHEN: 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. WHERE: St. Cuthbert’s Anglican Church - Leaside, 1399 Bayview Ave. CONTACT: Colleen Connachan-Hasserjian, 647-8995971, colleenconnachan@rogers.com COST: adults $30; ages 6 to 14 $10; children aged 6 and under free Fundraiser event for St. Cuthbert’s Church features: Southern food, entertainment and more.

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Riverdale Community Arts & Letters Club - Howard Shrier WHEN: 6 to 7 p.m. WHERE: Riverdale Branch, 370 Broadview Ave. CONTACT: Riverdale Branch, 416393-7720 COST: Free Mystery novelist, Howard Shrier, and his new Riverdale sleuth book, Miss Montreal, discussion and book signing.

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Thursday Night Ride with Ward 29 Bikes: East York History bike ride WHEN: 6:15 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.

WHERE: Playter Gardens parkette, 4 Cambridge Ave. CONTACT: Ward 29 Bikes, http://29bikes.ca/, info@29bikes.ca COST: Free Starting from Playter Gardens par-

kette at the corner of Danforth and Cambridge (one block west of Broadview), we’ll take a leisurely bike ride through some of the historic sites in Ward 29 before returning to the Danforth for dessert and socializing.

East York Garden Club Monthly Meeting WHEN: 7 to 9 p.m. WHERE: Stan Wadlow Clubhouse, 373 Cedarvale Ave. CONTACT: East York Garden Club, info@eygc.ca COST: Free Hostas and other Shady Characters in your Garden with Jack Kent.

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Bits & Bites on Bayview WHEN: today and tomorrow from 4:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. WHERE: South Bayview Shopping District, 1560 Bayview Ave. CONTACT: Peter Bennett, 416-481-2045, www.bayviewbitsandbites.com COST: Free In support of Rotary- Leaside Community Caring Fund.

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Magical Gardens of Leaside Tour WHEN: 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. WHERE: Urban Nature Store, 939 Eglinton Ave. E. CONTACT: Leaside Garden Society, 416-481-8919 COST: $10 New this year: a perennial garden at the Leaside Public Library, donated by the Society to commemorate its 25th anniversary.

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Municipal Class Environmental Assessment Notice of Study Commencement Study Overview The City ofToronto has initiated a Municipal Class Environmental Assessment (EA) study to assess flooding problems during heavy rainstorms in Basement Flooding Area 2 (see map) and to recommend solutions to alleviate future basement and surface flooding in this area.

Background The City ofToronto has historically experienced severe storms that have caused recurrent surface and basement flooding. On August 19, 2005, the City experienced a severe storm that resulted in flooding of many residents’ homes, caused erosion in ravines and watercourses, and damaged City roads, bridges, and sewers. In response, City Council approved the “Basement Flooding Work Plan” to undertake investigations to alleviate future flooding in 34 basement flooding areas, including Area 2.

The Process The study will follow the requirements set out in the Municipal Class EA document (amended 2011). It will define the problem, develop and evaluate alternative solutions, assess impacts of the proposed solutions, and identify measures to lessen any adverse impacts.

Members of the public and interest parties will have opportunities to provide their input at key stages throughout the study.

Public Consultation Two Public Information Centres (PICs) are planned for this study.The first PIC is tentatively planned for Fall 2013. City staff and the consulting team will be present at the PIC to provide information, answer questions, and discuss the next steps in the study process. Notification of the PICs will be advertised in the local community newspaper and notices will be mailed to addresses within the study area.

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Public consultation is an important part of this study. Visit the project website for more information or contact us if you want to be placed on our mailing list for updates.

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Issue Date: June 13, 2013 Information will be collected in accordance with the Municipal Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act. With the exception of personal information, all comments will become part of the public record.

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Join Councillor Mary Fragedakis, Councillor Janet Davis and City Planning staff for an information session on the new Zoning Bylaw and its impact on our area: Monday, June 17th – 7 pm start East York Civic Centre, 850 Coxwell Avenue Prior to amalgamation, East York and Toronto had their own zoning bylaws. City staff have worked for many years to develop a harmonized set of bylaws that simplify and clarify zoning across the city, yet maintain the unique characteristics of communities.

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iring city councillor Jaye Robinson from his executive committee may have been the most comprehensible thing that Mayor Ford has done in the past few weeks as mayor.

That is not to say that firing Robinson was a nice, good or city-building thing to do. But from the point of view of a mayor trying to hold onto power in an environment where its levers are increasingly eluding him... it makes sense.

Punishing the first member of his executive committee to actively criticize his bungled handling of the crack video controversy sends a message. It establishes a certain kind of strength.

Robinson was outspoken, as the mayor continued to refuse to answer the many questions arising from the video allegedly showing him smoking crack cocaine. She said he needed to answer those questions. She said he shouldn’t be allowing his

david nickle the city brother to speak for him.

And she said he needed to take time away from city hall to deal with whatever issues he might have because until he does, his presence is turning the city into a train wreck.

Those are hard things to say. They are not the sorts of things a member of a strong mayor’s team says.

Weighing in on that mayor’s leadership is not the same thing as weighing in on the mayor’s decision to support a casino. It’s personal. If it’s going to be “business as usual,” as the mayor continually claims, then the mayor’s got to clean house.

No choice.

Mayor Ford’s decision was understandable from the point of power politics.

The funny thing about power politics, though, is that at a point what’s good for the leader is not good

for the team.

Jaye Robinson said hard things. She also said true things. The fact is the mayor has failed to address the serious issues still emerging surrounding the crack allegations. The mayor’s brother is overstepping his role as a North Etobicoke city councillor.

It is very likely Mayor Ford could benefit from some time away from city hall.

And removing Robinson from the executive committee has another impact on governance. For the first time, the most powerful committee at city hall has not a single woman at the table. That is a giant step backwards, whether her removal was an intentionally gendered decision, or the lack of women candidates to replace her is an unavoidably gendered failure.

And that is all too comprehensible.

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York Farmers Market wEast The East York Farmers Market takes place every Tuesday at the East York Civic Centre from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m.

The market runs until Nov. 5.

The East York Civic Centre is located at 850 Coxwell Ave. bylaw meeting in East York wZoning

Ward 29 Toronto-Danforth Councillor Mary Fragedakis will Slug Information: Lastman’s Bad Boy on host a community meeting new Project : Junethe Wk city’s 2 Teaser ADharmonized zoning bylaw East York.

Client : Lastman’s Badin Boy The meeting will take place at File Name : BB_CommunityTeaser June 13 the East York Civic Centre, 850 Coxwell Ave., on Monday, June 17, starting at 7 p.m.

Until recently, local residents had been operating under the old East York and Toronto bylaws.

The purpose of the harmonized bylaw is to simplify and clarify zoning rules across the entire city, while maintaining characteristics uniqe to local neighbourhoods.

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Passports for the tour, which include the addresses of the participating gardens and a map, are $10.

They can be purchased at a number of local businesses.

For more information on this year’s tour and a list of locations where tickets can be purchased, please visit www.leasidegardensociety.org or call 416-481-8919.

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Food Fair in East York wGood

The Magical Gardens of Leaside Tour is slated for Saturday, June 22.

Hosted by the Leaside Garden Society, the tour features a crosssection of garden spaces including a variety of trees, flowers, vegetables and herbs. Special garden features such as a koi withinwaterfall, Adpond Size : 5.145 x 2.857 in a “unique” Irish shed, a pergola, Publication : Community Newsgarden art, and a “Japanese stroll garden” are Insertion Date : June 13, 2012 among some of the highlights on this year’s tour.

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If you have some local artifacts and would like to donate or loan, please contact Glen Moorhouse at (416) 469-1105.

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Organized by the city and Waterfront Toronto, the event will mark the first opportunity for public feedback since the resumption of an environmental assessment (EA) examining potential long term options for the eastern portion of the Gardiner and Lake Shore Boulevard.

Cancelled shortly after Rob Ford’s mayoral victory, the EA was resurrected earlier this year following a majority vote by city council.

City engineers warn the Gardiner will become unusable in less than a decade if no action is taken.

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The P3 model is preferred by governments because it transfers planning and construction costs onto the private sector.

The Selling off Public Transit panel meeting, took place last night at the Scarborough Civic Centre. platforms join music festival wSubway

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The City of Toronto officially opened its first sperated cycle track – a lane for bicycles that is separated from traffic – on Sherbourne Street between Bloor Street and King Street on Monday, June 10.

It is the first phase of a 14-kilometre network of cycle tracks planned for the downtown area over the next few years.

The city’s transportation services will be working with police and parking enforcement to ticket and tow vehicles illegally blocking the cycle track.

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Public Notice 2013 Final Property Tax Bills The City ofToronto has now mailed the final property tax bills for 2013.

Property owners are responsible for paying property taxes by the due dates listed below.The final bill is the second of two tax bills to be mailed this year.The interim tax bill was mailed in January.

If you have not received your property tax bill, please contact us to obtain a copy.

The programs allow tenants to be fairly independent and a part of the community rather than being admitted into a long-term care facility, said Brian Smith, president and CEO of WoodGreen.

“First you have to have a roof over your head, and then your life can really come together,” Chow said.

Speaking in both English a n d C a n t o n e s e, C h ow explained to those in attendance that housing for seniors has a 10-year waiting list.

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MP Olivia Chow, left, and WoodGreen president and CEO Brain Smith unveil the new name of the seniors’ residence at 1070 Queen St. E. as Jack Layton Seniors Housing during a ceremony held Sunday at the facility.

She emphasized the need for more affordable housBest Buy CORRECTION NOTICE ing, something she said was always a top priority NEWSPAPER RETRACTION FOR THE BEST for Layton.

BUY JUNE 7 CORPORATE FLYER On the June 7 “This building, this flyer, page 4, this product: Sony Standard-Definition Camcorder (DCRSX22B,WebCode: 10246808) was incorrectly advertised as housing, this is where high-definition. Please be advised that is NOT hi-def with 1080p love grows,” said Chow HD video specification. It is a standard-definition camcorder.

who worked at WoodGreen prior to taking on her position with the NDP. “This is where friendships are created, companionship, and where we come together to celebrate each other and support each other.”

We sincerely apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused our valued customers.

Councillor Mary Fragedakis and City of Toronto

2013 Payment Due Dates •

For the regular instalment plan: July 2, 2013; August 1, 2013; September 3, 2013.

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- instalant Plan: July 2, 2013; August 1, 2013; September 3, 2013.

- 11-Instalment Plan: July 15, 2013; August 15, 2013; September 16, 2013; October 15, 2013; November 15, 2013; December 16, 2013.

Late Payment Penalties A late payment penalty of 1.25% on the unpaid amount of an instalment will be added on the first day after the instalment due date. A further 1.25% of the outstanding amount will be added as interest on the first day of each month thereafter, as long as taxes remain unpaid. Monthly interest charges are also imposed on any unpaid taxes from prior years. Penalty and interest rates are set by City by-laws, pursuant to the City ofToronto Act, 2006.

Penalty and interest charges on overdue amounts cannot be waived or altered.

CALL: 416-338-4829 TTY: 416-392-0719 FAX: 416-696-3605 WRITE: City ofToronto, Revenue Services Division, 5100Yonge Street,Toronto, Ontario, M2N 5V7 VISIT: toronto.ca/taxes/property_tax

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The Angels are seven sisters who lost their brother, Lindsay, to cancer when he was 37.

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Readers’ Choice Contest Staff photos/NICK PERRY

Left, Noah Beggs pitches for Malvern Collegiate as they take on Etobicoke’s Richview Collegiate in the Toronto District School Board boys baseball city championship game on Friday afternoon. Richview took the city championship by a score of 5-1.

Local athletes earn honours at OFSAA track and field School is almost out for high schools and their sports seasons are now a wrap, Here are the highlights for East York and neighbouring schools at last week’s Ontario Federation of School Athletic Associations (OFSAA) provincial championships.

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99

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