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A former Gateway Newsstand kiosk at Chester Station has been transformed into a whimsical newsstand and artists’

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Called The Artists Newsstand, the creative hub opened for business last Friday. A grand opening celebration was held last night .

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Jess Dobkin, a 10-year eastend resident, came up with the idea of resurrecting the disused kiosk into a unique newsstand and artists’ space more than two years ago.

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“I’m always interested in finding ways to activate dormant spaces.”

Dobkin started communicating with Gateway Newsstands, which operates point-of-sale newsstands across North America, about the concept more than a year ago.

“They’ve been incredibly generous and supportive.

They’ve been very receptive,” she said. “(Gateway) is helping us make this happen.”

The plan is to lease the kiosk, which has been sitting vacant for more than six years and was in need of repair and restoration, at a subsidized rate for a one-year term.

In mid-March, The Chester Newsies set up a Kickstarter crowdfunding campaign to raise $4,000 needed to make the project a reality.

More than 130 backers supported the cause raising close to $5,000 to help pay for cleaning the concession, designing and building new display units, installing new lighting, and getting the kiosk into tiptop shape for grand opening. In return, supporters received transit-inspired

sweets, literature, art and more as a token of appreciation for their donation.

Other sources of funding are also being sought.

While major changes haven’t and won’t be made to the actual newsstand, the idea is to revitalize the dormant commercial space into an alternative newsstand and artists’ space for a rotating series of site-specific curated exhibits, screenings, performances and community arts projects.

Zines and artists’ books will also be available for purchasing as will customary newspapers, magazines, gum, sweets, drinks and umbrellas. projects Dobkin said several artists’ projects are set to be commissioned throughout the year that explore the issues of transit, mobility, accessibility, city life and civic engagement, as well as address questions about how news is transmitted in a time of rapidly changing technology.

“The newsstand is a symbol of the shift to the digital media age. People are no longer consuming news the same way they used to,” she said.

“At one time, these newsstands represented a bustling hub of information distribution and now they have changed in their purpose.

We’re kind of imagining a new life as an artists’ hub benefitting both artists and commuters.”

And because of its visibility and location, Toronto-based writers, choreographers, media artists, performance ar tists, theatre ar tists, craftspeople, visual artists and community arts organizers will be able to showcase and sell their work to a wider public and attract new audiences.

Dobkin noted while she may have initiated the project, it wouldn’t be possible without the work of a small, but dedicated team of artists.

“It’s very much a collective project,” she said.

The Artists Newsstand is set to be open for regular weekday business hours and for special events on evenings and weekends. It will be staffed by a group of artists with featured guests.

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WETLAND WORKSHOP AT VALLEY PARK: Left, the Toronto and Region Conservation Authority’s Liana D’Andrea, left, teaches Valley Park Middle School students how to make seed pods during outdoor wetland workshops held at the school’s Go Green Cricket and Sports Field on Tuesday under the auspices of Ducks Unlimited and the Toronto and Region Conservation Authority. Above, students do some birdwatching during the workshop. Ducks Unlimited education specialist Krystal Hewitt, right, explains wetland nesting areas for ducks and other birds to the students.

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Nightingale Award for TEGH nurse Lawlor JOANNA LAVOIE jlavoie@insidetoronto.com For the first time, a nurse from Toronto East General Hospital (TEGH) has received the prestigious Nightingale Award, which recognizes registered nurses and nurse practitioners across Ontario who have gone above and beyond the call of duty.

Sharon Lawlor, who works as a nurse with Toronto Police Services’ Mobile Crisis Intervention Teams (MCIT), is this year’s Nurse of the Year.

She will be formally recognized tomorrow during the 2015 Toronto Star Nightingale Awards, which is part of the Registered Nurses of Ontario’s Career Expo at the Toronto Hyatt Regency Hotel.

“This is a great honour. I’m extremely humbled,” Lawlor, a Brampton resident, said this

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Toronto East General Hospital nurse Sharon Lawlor, centre, holding her Nightingale Award, is joined by police officers and members of TEGH’s Mobile Crisis Intervention Teams (MCIT).

week after being presented her award during TEGH’s 11th annual Nursing Week Recognition Tea. “To be recognized for my work is truly humbling.”

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Re t i re d C o n s t . Ke n t Hagerman of Toronto police’s 14 Division nominated Lawlor for the award.

“I have seen her talk individuals from balconies, bridges and rooftops, ones who were ready to step off to their death. They trusted her and she saved their lives,” he said.

“After literally saving someone’s life, (Lawlor) is humble and seeks no recognition for a task that people could seldom imagine experiencing, yet alone doing.”

TEGH nurses Val Beadle, Loren Lea Hodgson and Faye Simpson were also nominated for the 14th annual Nightingale Award, which is named in honour of Florence

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“This award really highlights the great innovative work we do,” said Irene Andress, TEGH’s chief nurse executive, following the event, adding as a MCIT nurse Lawlor has done a great job bringing nursing care into the community through the patients in crisis she cares for.

“It’s really a great reason to celebrate.”

On Monday afternoon, Lawlor was also presented with a Daisy Award for Extraordinary Nurses.

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“You have improved the lives of so many because of your compassion, dedication and commitment,” Andress said during the Monday event, adding the awards recognize both the great care nurses give as well as highlight the many rewards of a career in nursing.

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oronto has a well-deserved reputation for its diverse offering of arts and cultural festivals.

These are events that showcase a wide range of talents, skills and backgrounds – and they provide an important economic boost as well.

The city’s Cultural Hotspot program, in its second year, is a welcome addition to Toronto’s cultural programming that gives a specific area of the city an increased profile. This year, the spotlight is on centralsouth Etobicoke and the artistic, cultural and heritage events taking place in that community from now through October.

The concept is straight-forward enough: use a series of signature community projects to inspire residents and visitors to discover the area’s arts, culture, food, businesses, heritage and more. our view This year, examples of events include the Dancing in the Third performance and Lakeshore Spotlight on Act Mardi Gras as well as community culture good events related to the upcoming Pan Am Games. for all of us Benefits of this kind of focused program include an increased profile as well as greater co-ordination of multiple events – for diversity of interested participants and to help events that may otherwise struggle to get exposure.

For residents of the neighbourhoods, the program is an opportunity to forge a greater connection to their community and for folks who live in other parts of the city, it’s an opportunity to glean a greater understanding of Toronto’s diverse communities.

Last year, the Cultural Hotspot program was in the neighbourhoods of south Scarborough, with signature projects such as the Taste of Lawrence, Guild Alive with Culture and the Port Union Waterfront Festival.

We hope the program’s continuation inspires new arts and cultural endeavours and helps develop a civic reputation as a global arts and cultural centre.

Change is a reality in this city. Toronto’s population is growing and is becoming increasingly diverse. As the city continues to evolve, it will be interesting to see how younger generations reshape the city’s cultural identity based on the more global influences of today.

Giving our communities an opportunity for greater exposure from an increased breadth of arts and culture can only enhance that.

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East York Farmer’s Market celebrates 15 years

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ow that we have reached the start of May we can begin to enjoy going outside on a regular basis.

The cold weather has ended and the snow has melted so we can now enjoy truly balmy weather.

We are also beginning to enjoy the first harvests of the year as many types of vegetables are ready to be eaten.

One of the best places to buy a wide range of fresh local food products is the farmer’s market held at the East York Civic Centre at 850 Coxwell Ave. This is held each Tuesday from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. and will be continuing until Oct. 25.

I dropped by this week in order to make some purchases and I was pleasantly surprised.

If you want to see one of the reasons why the East York Civic Centre is the heart of the community,

you should visit it yourself.

Families and individuals were enjoying the pleasant spring day by using the entire park in front of the centre as a place to relax.

The market was packed with people of all ages who were being offered a wide range of food items and goods produced by artisans.

Frankly there were so many good choices I had to walk around the market (which extends from the War Memorial Cenotaph down to Coxwell Avenue) several times before making my final choices.

What I found offered there was a wonderful mix of fresh garden market vegetables, such as carrots and peas, along with fresh mushrooms. Mixed with that were blueberries, peaches and other jams made from Ontario fruit.

There were also specialty items such as natural honey, maple syrup, and

joe cooper watchdog fruit syrups.

Offered along with this were a wide range of baked items such as whole wheat and rye breads, cookies and pies.

There were also exotic food from India being served hot and fresh from one vender.

In addition to the produce and prepared goods there were a number of items that had been created by artisans that were for sale.

There was also a young woman playing traditional songs with a fiddle.

She was surrounded by an appreciative crowd who were clearly enjoying her performance.

One of the things that also struck me was the number of people who are now offering fruits and

vegetables that are being produced without the use of pesticides or preservatives.

These items might cost a little more, but frankly they are worth it, not only for your own health but also the health of the planet.

What really makes the farmer’s market such a wonderful affair is that it constantly changes as the season progresses.

Once we start getting into the late spring and early summer season new crops will begin appearing in the stalls, bringing you new opportunities to try some excellent culinary delights.

So do take some time to drop by and sample what our Ontario farmers and artisans have to offer.

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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Heritage Group WHEN: 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. WHERE: Presteign-Woodbine United Church, 2538 St. Clair Ave. E. CONTACT: 416755-8352 COST: $7 A series of presentations on the history of Toronto and Ontario. Soup for lunch is served on the first Thursday of each month at noon.

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Get Inspired Workshop WHEN: 4 to 5 p.m. WHERE: S. Walter Stewart, 170 Memorial Park Ave. CONTACT: 416-396-3975 COST: Free; supplies provided.

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“Spring Into Summer” Art Show & Sale by the Don Valley Art Club WHEN: Noon to 5 p.m. WHERE: Todmorden Mills Papermill Gallery, 67 Pottery Rd. CONTACT: www.donvalleyartclub.com, todmorden@toronto.ca COST: Free Features a large variety of original artworks created in multiple mediums, reflecting a wide range of styles. Original art that is professionally displayed and “ready-to-hang”.

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Teen Movie Night--Perks of being a wallflower WHEN: 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. WHERE: Leaside Public Library, 165 McRae Dr. CONTACT: 416-396-3835 COST: Free Witness a freshman’s journey of growing up. Drop in.

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Earl Beatty Public School Fun Fair WHEN: 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. WHERE: Earl Beatty Public School, 55 Woodington Ave. CONTACT: EBFunFair2015@gmail.com COST: Free Play area for young children, bouncy castle and slides, face painting, and Amazing Beatty Race.

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Riverdale Public Library, 370 Broadview Ave. CONTACT: Sue Dolynskyj, 416-880-4735 COST: Free Presentation by Elizabeth Abbott. Animal activist and scholar. She will introduce her new book Dog and Underdogs. Finding Happiness at Both Ends of the Leash.

East York Farmers Market WHEN: 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. WHERE: East York Civic Centre, 850 Coxwell Ave. CONTACT: Ruth Abbott, 416429-9684 COST: Free Now open.

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Seniors Euchre WHEN: 2:30 to 5:30 p.m. WHERE: Main Square Community Centre, 245 Main St. CONTACT: Victoria Burns, 416-693-9300 COST: $1.25 Euchre for seniors 55+.

Coverage of the Gaza War WHEN: 6:30 to 8 p.m. WHERE: Danforth/Coxwell Branch Toronto Public Library, 1675 Danforth Ave. CONTACT: 416-393-7783 COST: Free Veteran investigative reporter An-

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Circle Dance WHEN: 7:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.

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Spring Fling WHEN: 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.

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Really, this is not big news for the city — except of course it is.

Rob Ford has become a gravitational singularity for Toronto municipal news.

Reporters across town were on tenterhooks, waiting to find out how things went for the councillor for Ward 2 and his eight-month battle with cancer.

Ford’s affable executive assistant Dan Jacobs took the point on Monday, providing regular updates as to the progress of the 10-hour surgery, and then on Tuesday with details of his boss’ recovery.

As I write this, it looks pretty good.

City councillors have had health challenges before, but rarely have their issues gathered such attention.

david nickle the city Rob Ford will be off work for four months. Ward 44 Councillor Ron Moeser was off work for much longer than that, dealing with the complications from surgery on his ankle during the last term. But few noticed.

Of course, Moeser is no Rob Ford. In many respects, Moeser ought not mind that he’s not: Ford’s fame comes in part from his mayoralty, but in larger part for his sins.

And they are still in it.

In the next four months, Ford’s brother Doug — who last term was Ford’s replacement in Ward 2, political wing-man and eventually replacement in his mayoral re-election bid — will be back on the job, as a volunteer in the Ward 2 office.

Again, under ordinary circumstances this is no big deal. Lots of councillors

put their families to work either in their offices as volunteers or on the ground in the ward. Doug won’t be back on council, won’t be shaping policy, probably won’t even be in the office that much. He’ll just be helping out.

Except, of course, it won’t be that simple.

If Doug Ford doesn’t insert himself into political debates and personality politics, then we in the media will pull him on stage. Rob has made it clear as his health improves, so too does the prospect that he’ll be making a play for a second term as mayor in 2018, and a part of the next four months will be an exercise in making certain that the Ford name remains in the public eye.

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Busy spring for Ted Reeve Arena: pro wrestling, roller derby and Jr. lacrosse The end of the hockey season can turn many Canadian arenas from bustling to empty overnight, but not so for Ted Reeve Arena.

Fittingly for a venerable building, which celebrated its 60th anniversary last October, it’s home to a couple of throw-back events – women’s roller derby and wrestling.

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Last weekend, the GTA Rollergirls hosted the Forest City Derby Girls.

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on Saturday, May 30 with its development team, the Derby Debutantes, in action, in the bubble.

For tickets or more information visit www.gtarollergirls.com This weekend, Ring of Honour (ROH), a U.S.-based professional wrestling organization, which produces events for live audience, television and pay-per-view audiences, returns to the arena on Friday and Saturday (May 15 and 16).

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along another wrestling company based in Japan called New Japan Pro Wrestling, as they re-engage in ‘Global Wars’. It sold out last year, and was again pretty close to a sell-out as of press time. But the Friday night is available on pay-

per-view.

For more info, visit www.rohwrestling.com And finally next weekend, the Toronto Beaches Jr. A lacrosse team takes over with its first two home games Friday, May 22, 8 p.m., and

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BASEMENT FLOODS ARE ON THE RISE. DON’T LET YOUR BASEMENT BE NEXT. Together we can stop heavy rainfall, melting snow and runoff from ending up in your basement. At the City, we’re doing our part by plex underground continually updating and maintaining Toronto’s complex pipes, sewers and catch basins. Now it’s your turn. Here are some tips to help you flood-proof your home.

Fix cracks in your foundation.

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Clear debris from eavestroughs and downspouts.

Install a sump pump to remove excess water.

transit streetcars will not run this summer wPCC If you were looking forward to hopping on the TTC’s vintage streetcar fleet this summer, get ready for some bad news.

The Presidents’ Conference Committee or PCC streetcar, was a staple of Toronto transit 60 years ago, and the TTC has kept two of the vehicles in operation for some summer holiday service, usually running on the Harbourfront 509.

But with last year’s brutal winter requiring intense maintenance of the well-pastits-prime regular streetcar fleet TTC spokesperson Brad Ross admitted on Twitter, there just wasn’t enough time to get the PCCs up and running in time for the summer.

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Toronto city staff are asking the public to weigh in on plans to expand the city’s bare-bones cycling network.

Between now and Friday, May 29 you can fill out a short online survey seeking input

rahul gupta TO in TRANSIT on how and where to add more bike infrastructure as part of a new master plan to update the Toronto Bike Plan from 2001. While the purpose of updating the plan is expanding and filling the gaps for downtown routes the plan also hopes to add cycling infrastructure in the suburbs, plans for which have stalled over the last 14 years.

To take the survey, visit www.torontocyclingnetwork. info SCARBOROUGH RT back on track wTRAINS

Tw o m o re re f u r b i s h e d Scarborough RT cars went back into service last week.

The cars were taken out of service earlier in the year as part of the TTC’s plan to extend – yet again – the shelf life of the three-decade-old RT line until the Scarborough subway extension opens, projected for no earlier than 2023.

The vehicles are wrapped in blue and re-branded as

Line 3 in the TTC’s numberbased line hierarchy, and more changes are promised including better lighting and an improved seating configuration to provide cramped riders with some badly needed space.

PEDESTRIAN ZONE ONCE AGAIN wOPENS

With patio season well underway, Entertainment District pedestrians will be able to enjoy a little more space on John Street.

A new pedestrian zone on John has been designated between Queen Street and Adelaide Street which includes four metres of additional sidewalk space, decorative planters and room to expand street patios.

The local BIA is touting the zone, which was also in place last year, as a way to enhance the public realm on John, as well as provide more accommodation for mobility challenged pedestrians.The pedestrian zone is in effect until Monday, Oct. 19.

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‘Panamania’ will coincide with Toronto 2015 Games While the impressive feats of athletes from across the Americas will be front and centre when the Toronto 2015 Pan Am/Parapan Am Games descend on the city, the Games will bring plenty more to the community.

Panamania, a 35-day celebration of arts and culture featuring top local and international performers,

will coincide with the Games, with live shows at Nathan Phillips Square, the Distillery District, the grounds at Exhibition Place and a number of other locations in Toronto and beyond.

The arts and culture celebration was unveiled last Wednesday at the Berkeley Street Theatre near Front and Parliament streets.

“We’ve been talking a lot about sports, of course, and for good reason because there are 10,000 athletes, coaches and officials making their way here to this region this summer,” said Games CEO Saad Rafi.

“But after you’ve taken in the fantastic sporting competitions, we want you to stick around and we want

to continue to amaze you, make you dance, make you smile, but also to make you think.”

Panamania will feature more than 200 performers at 24 venues, including three live sites. Acts will run the entertainment gamut, from live music to theatre to circus performances, dance, visual arts and more.

“When you can bring both sports and cultural artists together, it’s just such a powerful mechanism for tapping in people’s spirit, their hopes, their desires,” said Ontario Lt.-Gov. Elizabeth Dowdeswell.

Musical guests will include The Roots, The Flaming Lips, Janelle Monae, Jann Arden, Tanya Tagaq, A Tribe Called

Red and an impressive array of others designed to offer sounds from across the Americas.

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Committee and Handball Canada announced the women’s handball team selections for the Pan Am Games, which will run from July 10 to 26 at Exhibition Centre.

The Canadian roster athletes: Kim Barette St-Martin, Nassima Benhacine, Amanda D e s n oy e r s , K i m b e r l e y Ewanovich, Vassilia Gagnon, Myriam Laplante, Valerie Lochet, Audrey Marcoux, Abbey Perry, Catherine Poirier, Janel Rogiani, Emily Routhier, Brenna Sanderson, Taylor Sterling and Christina Arès-St-Onge.

Sitting volleyball wAthletes teams nominated for both men’s and

women’s sitting volleyball teams have been nominated to the Canadian Paralympic Committee for selection to the Toronto 2015 Parapan American Games team.

A total of 12 men and

10 women were named to the team along with head coaches. The Parapan Am Games (Aug. 7 to 15) will be an important tournament for Canada’s men’s and women’s national sitting volleyball teams as it is a direct qualifier for the 2016 Paralympic Games in Rio. Pan Am Softball wThe2015 schedule announced full schedule for men’s

and women’s softball at the Pan Am Games has been released.

Men’s softball will return to the Games for the first time since 2003. The six men’s teams competing include Canada, the U.S., Mexico, Argentina, Dominican Republic and Venezuela.

Besides Canada, other women’s teams competing are the U.S., Cuba, Brazil, Dominican Republic and Puerto Rico.

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“This is incredibly stressful and challenging, and it gets more so as the disease progresses.

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She said it’s a huge plus to have a number of resources, which can offer support through the various stages of the caregiver’s journey, all under one roof.

Most people, she said, don’t know how to access the resources they need nor do they know how to look for them until they’re so far along they’re desperate for it. However, by that time comes, they won’t have time to look for it because they are busy taking care of a person.

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Contracts commence Monday June 1st, 2015.

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