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Dimitrios Antonopoulos’ now-thriving Greek restaurant chain boasts more than 50 locations nationwide CYNTHIA REASON creason@insidetoronto.com When Dimitrios (Jimmy the Greek) Antonopoulos first immigrated to Canada in 1963, he had no idea how he would put food on his own table, much less any inkling that he’d go on to make a name for himself by serving fresh and fast Greek cuisine to Canadians.

As the youngest of six children born into a poor farming family in Nafplio, Greece, the now-78-yearold didn’t know a word of English. He had only a fourth grade education and little-to-no money to his name.

But, what he did have in spades, said daughter Toula, was "grit and foresight."

"He had the vision and the belief in himself to make it happen," she said of her father’s determination to build his Jimmy the Greek chain from the ground up - from a lone restaurant in downtown Toronto’s First Canadian Place to a thriving empire of quick-service restaurants.

"I personally would never pack up and go to a country where I didn’t speak the language. It’s not in me, but for him, he had that spark - and Canada fuelled that flame for him. And for that, we are forever grateful (for) this country. Our heart and soul is definitely with Canada and always will be."

When Antonopoulos first arrived in this country with his new bride, Helen, on his arm, the pair settled briefly in Montreal, where he worked making sandwiches at the local Woolworth’s cafeteria.

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Dimitrios ’Jimmy’ Antonopoulos (foreground) and his daughter Toula Antonopoulos get behind the counter at their Jimmy the Greek food court restaurant at First Canadian Place, before the start of the lunch trade on Monday, Aug. 21.

Upon the couple’s relocation to Toronto a few months later, he translated those new-found culinary skills first into work at a greasy spoon in Scarborough - where he learned to use a grill - and then at other local restaurants.

"Wherever he was, whatever he could learn, he would just absorb," Toula said, recalling that at the time, her father was working three jobs just to make ends meet for his growing family, while Helen stayed home to raise Toula and her older sister, Tina.

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late 1970s that Antonopoulos got his first big break by way of an arranged meeting with Phillip Reichmann, whose father and uncles were famous for developing Canary Wharf in London, the World Financial Center in New York City and First Canadian Place here in Toronto.

After years of paying his dues behind various lunch counters in Toronto, Antonopoulos went to Reichmann seeking to fulfil his dream of starting up his own Greek restaurant in a recently opened, 1,500 sq. ft space at First Canadi-

an Place on King Street.

The meeting was a success and Epikourion Restaurant opened in 1979. After a few slow years, the restaurant expanded - and by 1985, lunch-hour demand was so high that Antonopoulos was turning customers away because he simply couldn’t seat everyone in the small restaurant.

And that, Toula said, was when Jimmy the Greek was born.

"That’s when we got the opportunity to open a small outlet in the food court, and that helped with overflow customers from

Epikourion," she said, noting that customers not willing to wait for a table at the sit-down restaurant were simply referred down the hall to the food court, where they could access many of Epikourion’s fresh menu items - from chicken souvlaki and oven-baked potatoes and rice to roast lamb and gyros - in faster form at the newly opened Jimmy the Greek.

Business at Jimmy the Greek immediately took off, as did franchise inquiries.

Fast forward 32 years, and today, Jimmy the Greek boasts 54 franchises

across the country - including restaurants in Alberta, B.C. and Manitoba, as well as many right here in Toronto and the GTA. Meanwhile, that original flagship restaurant at First Canadian Place still serves an average lunchtime rush of 700 customers, according to longtime employee John Gravalos, who started working for Antonopoulos back in the Epikourion days.

"I’ve been with Jimmy since 1986 - the guy’s amazing," he said. "I’ve been with him almost 32 years and not even once have we gotten in a fight. He’s like my father."

While Antonopoulos lists "good food and good service" as the secret to Jimmy the Greek’s longlasting success, he simply chuckles and shakes his head when asked if he’d ever consider retiring and letting his daughters fully take over the reins.

Helen, with whom he would have celebrated 54 years of marriage this month, passed away in April - and without his "built-in best friend" at home in East York, he likes to keep busy.

Coming in to check on the business at First Canadian Place twice a week, Toula said, is what keeps her father going despite the devastating loss of Helen.

"Coming here is very therapeutic for him. They used to call him the mayor, because he was the longest tenant here and everyone knew who he was," she laughed.

"He loves this building; he loves the people here; and most of all, he loves feeding them."

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Simon Cico, whose funeral was on Saturday, Aug. 19, allegedly died at the hands of his father, 58-year-old Zlatan Cico, who then took his own life.

The child’s parents were no longer together and Simon lived full time with his mom in Scarborough, but spent some weekends with his dad.

On Aug. 11, family friend Glenn Watson, along with the boy’s mother, who did not wish to be identified, set up online fundraising campaign (www.gofundme.com/for-ourbeautiful-simon).

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He said the boy’s mother would like to see a tree with a plaque planted at her son’s Scarborough school.

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Charlottesville proves we must unite against hate After the events in Charlottesville and their aftermath this month, we in Canada might be tempted to allow just a little bit of smugness amid the horror we feel at the images of swastikas and torches on parade - at the evil brutality of Heather Heyer’s murder there.

We should strive to avoid that. Their president aside, many Americans, most perhaps, have responded to the resurgence of neo-Nazism and white supremacy with powerful and principled rejection. America may remain bitterly divided, with a cut still very much in need of healing sustained during that country’s Civil War. But its loudest voices - again, excepting President Donald Trump’s Twitter feed - are most hateful when they speak of hate itself.

Canada isn’t in nearly that sort of trouble, or so it seems. We are open to immigration, welcoming of refugees, inclusive and kind-hearted. If there is evidence to the contrary, surely it is a trifling bit, or if larger and more systemic, then it is something that we have common capacity to correct.

Thinking that is a mistake, particularly if one is doing so from the point of view of the dominant, which is to say white, culture. Setting our own prime minister’s "sunny ways" narrative aside, Canada has a history of hateful rhetoric and fascist movements, and Toronto has too often been at the centre of it.

The 1930s’ Christie Pits riot in which real Nazi supporters clashed with Jewish and Italian groups is a good touchstone, but there have been more: the recentlypassed Holocaust-denier Ernst Zündel was a Torontonian for many years, peddling his hate from a house in Cabbagetown. The Heritage Front neo-Nazi organization had a presence in Toronto before it disbanded in 2005.

More recently, Torontonians in the east end have found their mailboxes filled with the hate-filled screeds from Your Ward News, a publication that Canada Post will no longer deliver for that reason.

And of course it is Toronto where now-former Rebel Media correspondent Faith Goldy is based. The far-right website let her go just last week after she appeared on a neo-Nazi podcast, following her attendance at the Charlottesville rally.

It would be wrong to say that Torontonians have tolerated this sort of thing all these years; we haven’t.

But we have taken false comfort, in the belief that the seeds of racism and out-and-out Nazism that have been blowing through the gutters will never truly take root.

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Kevin Clarke, leader of "The People" Kevin Clarke shows me how he barricaded his apartment door, two days earlier, against the sheriff, his social worker, and police.

They tried evicting him.

He live-streamed it all.

"If you put ’nightmare’ and ’hell’ and ’disgrace,’ that’s what it comes up to," he says of his situation.

Follow politics closely in Toronto? You’ve probably seen Clarke. Five times, he’s run for mayor; nine times for MPP, four for MP, twice for councillor.

He leads "The People," a registered political party.

In public, he’s always campaigning. His campaigning voice is loud.

I’ve seen him escorted offstage at debates when he wasn’t invited. He’s waved a flag or held a cross when

MIKE ADLER Edges of Toronto he was.

He’s drawn slogans in chalk on sidewalks at Yonge and Sheppard, on curbs at Yonge and Dundas.

Clarke ran a car business. Then he became homeless, which, he says, can happen to anybody.

"Twenty years ago, I was an extensive drug user, sleeping on concrete."

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the Annex. I saw him disrupt a demonstration supporting the homeless in St. Jamestown; he wore roller skates and a bed sheet.

At 53, he’s on disability payments, has back problems, liver problems, a busted foot. A program for adults living with serious mental illness pays his rent.

But his landlord in Scarborough’s Kingston-Galloway area wants him out.

Running to replace the late Rob Ford as an Etobicoke councillor last August, Clarke kept hanging makeshift signs outside his building and from his balcony.

The landlord, and Clarke’s own social worker, testified this was related to mental illness.

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He maintains the landlord, forced by his complaints to clean up his building’s playground and make various repairs, wants him out for that.

"I told them the only way they can win is if I wind up dead or in hospital."

Last Friday, he went to Divisional Court to get more time for an appeal. If evicted, he’ll be homeless again.

Clarke can annoy. He videotapes his arguments.

But I understand now: as long as Clarke runs for office, Toronto’s homeless, its truly marginalized, its ill, cannot completely be ignored.

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Work on the cycle tracks, which will run from O’Connor Drive to Dixon Avenue along with shared lane markings known as sharrows from Dixon Avenue to Queen Street East, started on Friday, Aug. 18.

Depending on the weather, the first week of construction from Aug. 18 to 24 will see lanes built from O’Connor Drive to Danforth Avenue.

From Aug. 25 to 31, the lanes will be constructed from Danforth Avenue to Queen Street East.

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On-street parking will be off-limits starting both Friday, Aug. 18 and Friday, Aug. 25 at 6 p.m. during the affected areas for the first few days of work.

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Area residents should expect some noise as the existing paint will be removed using loud machinery during daytime hours. Construction staging may also impact some side streets.

Later this fall, a connecting contra-flow bike lane will be built on Corley Avenue between Woodbine Avenue and Brookside Drive. Sharrows are also set to be installed westbound on Norway Avenue been Woodbine and Elmer avenues.

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Good Food Delivered to You hot western meals hot Chinese meals, frozen meals low prices, friendly visits personal preferences happily accommodated If you are a senior, or have a disability or illness, or if you are convalescing, you are in luck! This service is just for you! (income level is not a factor)

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l Friday, August 25 Ajax Creative Arts - Different Spaces/Different Palettes WHEN: 10:00 a.m - 4:30 p.m WHERE: Papermill Gallery Todmorden Mills, 67 Pottery Road, Toronto CONTACT: gadalor@sympatico.ca This fine art exhibition of 100 paintings features a variety of styles, medium and colours that will please the eyes and warm the soul. Aug. 22-Sept. 3 l Saturday, August 26 Park Tree Tour and Picnic WHEN: 11:00 a.m - 2:00 p.m WHERE: Stephenson Park, 61 Stephenson Avenue, Toronto CONTACT: 416-413-9244, info@yourleaf.org, http://www.yourleaf.org/node/1726 COST: Learn about tree care on a guided walk, then add mulch to trees.

Bring a blanket for a community picnic. Snacks and drinks provided.Meet at the baseball diamond.

International Modest and Design Festival (IMFDF) WHEN: 12:00 p.m - 11:00 p.m WHERE: Daniels Spectrum, 585 Dundas St. E., Toronto CONTACT: 416-619 0362, info@imfdf.ca The runway reflects the power

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Leslieville Beer Festival WHEN: 1:00 p.m - 8:00 p.m WHERE: Dundas - Logan to Carlaw, Dundas Street East and Carlaw Avenue, Toronto CONTACT: Sean Seymour, info@leslievillebeerfest.com, http://www.leslievillebeerfest.com COST: $25 Festival shuts down Dundas Street from Logan to Carlaw avenues for a street party. Your $25 ticket includes a commemorative sampling mug and three beer samples.

21st Century Village Square WHEN: 3:00 p.m - 9:00 p.m WHERE: R.V. Burgess Park, 46 Thorncliffe Park Drive, Toronto CONTACT: Roula Said, 416-583-5782, info@diasporicgenius.com, http:// www.diasporicgenius.com COST:

Part of a series of communitybased happenings bringing together culture, design, food, music and performance, participatory art-making and community re-imagination l Monday, August 28 Monday Night PLAY-Cation Improv Comedy WHEN: 8:00 p.m - 11:00 p.m WHERE: Social Capital Theatre, 154 Danforth Avenue, Toronto CONTACT: 647-982 4545 COST: Combination of (PWYC) Pay What You Can and $5 shows Live Improv Comedy shows where you can join in and play(only if you want to). All Improvisor levels welcome. Shows at 8 and 9:30 p.m. every Monday. l Tuesday, August 29 Adult Afternoon Movie: La La Land WHEN: 2:00 p.m - 4:00 p.m WHERE: Riverdale Branch, 370 Broadview Ave., Toronto CONTACT: 416-393-7720 COST: Join the first and last Tuesdays of the month for an afternoon for a movie.

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We hope you will join us at the following local events to better understand what reconciliation can and should mean.

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TRUTH AND RECONCILIATION KAIROS KITCHI BLANKET EXERCISE Co-Hosted by MP Nathaniel Erskine-Smith, MPP Arthur Potts & City Councillor Mary-Margaret McMahon

Wednesday, September 13th, East Lynn Park, 5:30 pm The KAIROS Blanket Exercise is a visual and experiential way to represent colonization in Canada and its impact on Indigenous peoples.

Participants step onto blankets representing the land, and into the role of First Nations, Inuit and later MĂŠtis peoples. Facilitators read the script and assume the role of Europeans explorers and settlers. This mass public event is a coming together of hearts and minds in a collective commitment to help improve awareness of our Indigenous peoples and history and to build reconciliation based on justice for Indigenous peoples. This event will last approximately 2 hours.

TOWN HALL ON RECONCILIATION Sunday, September 24th, Beach United Church, 3:00 pm Save the Date

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Tkaranto Past/Tkaranto Future Mural Launch Join the Riverside BIA and the Cultural Hotspot in launching the Tkaranto Past/Tkaranto Future Mural. Meet lead artist Odinamaad and hear from Traditional Wisdom Keeper Philip Cote.

Enjoy Indigenous hoop dancing, singing, and drumming, plus food and celebratory remarks!

August 27, 3 – 6 p.m.

Outside 650 Queen Street East FREE toronto.ca/culturalhotspot

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Late last year, the Danforth Village BIA started offering a window washing service to its members. Window washers use a red cart inscribed with the slogan "Make Danforth Great Again".

’Make Danforth Great Again’ slogan fails to impress Young Ruffian’s open for A Midsummer Night’s Dream in Withrow Park Young Ruffian Apprentice Actors takeover the stage this weekend, opening for Shakespeare in the Ruff’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream with their own creation: All Dark and Comfortless. Come support these talented young actors and stay for a night of theatre under the stars with the bard!

August 25 and 27 7:30 p.m.

Withrow Park, 725 Logan Ave Pay What You Can toronto.ca/culturalhotspot

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Women in the Walls

Graffiti Mural Jam

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Women in the Walls is an all-female street art jam celebrating a mural of the same name. This collaborative project is a free, public, live painting event, and local residents are invited to come out, meet the artists and watch them in action as they fill the walls with art.

Saturday, August 26 1 – 5 p.m.

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JOANNA LAVOIE jlavoie@insidetoronto.com The Danforth Village Business Improvement Area’s use of a slogan inspired by that of U.S. President Donald Trump has hit a sour note with many in the community.

Last week, area resident Yona Nestel was walking along Danforth Avenue, near Main Street, when she was ’shocked’ to see a red cart with the tagline "Make Danforth Great Again" outside a business.

She posted about it on Facebook and soon learned the slogan was being used to market a window washing service for merchant members of the Danforth Village BIA. "I’m shocked and disgusted that a BIA representing people of colour-owned businesses would think this appropriating Trump’s campaign slogan would be funny or clever. Especially given how overtly racist Trump is," she said during a Facebook interview with The Mirror.

Nestel, who moved to the Danforth East area four years ago because of the community’s diversity, said she wants to see the "campaign" shut down and an apology issued to both the

community as well as the businesses, many of which are owned and operated by people of colour, the BIA represents. She also wants the Danforth Village BIA to acknowledge this was "in very bad taste and could be interpreted as racist."

Last fall, the DVBIA launched the program posting about it on its website last November.

The now-removed post featured a number of photos of a female window washer identified as Sara M. outside Tora Home Design, which is owned by BIA chairman Louie Dapergolas. Superimposed on a number of those photographs is an image along with so-called quotes of approval from Donald Trump who apparently "visited" the BIA late last year to view the "great work being done in Danforth Village."

"He was really impressed with the Danforth Village BIA and the recent streetscape improvements to the area. He really was," the tongue-in-cheek post read.

Louis Dapergolas, chair of the Danforth Village BIA, posted a note to the community on the group’s Facebook page in response to backlash pertaining to the Facebook video.

"This video was created

and posted in November 2016 as a satire of Donald Trump. At the time, many of us believed that the idea that he would be elected President of the United States was outrageous," he wrote.

"This video in no way suggests any support of Donald Trump or his beliefs, especially in light of what is currently happening in the United States. Instead, it was made to promote our Window Washing initiative, which is an exciting collaboration between the Danforth Village BIA and Dixon Hall, a shelter on Danforth Avenue. This initiative gives shelter users an opportunity to engage in gainful, meaningful employment."

Beaches-East York Councillor Janet Davis sits on the BIA board and said while the campaign "was an attempt to be humourous, it really missed the mark."

The Ward 31 representative said the community’s strong reaction shows there is no room for any kind of Trump-related rhetoric in east Toronto.

East Enders Against Racism, an east Torontobased community group committed to counteracting hate speech and hate crimes, is denouncing the marketing campaign.

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A free, nine-day festival of arts and community that aims to activate and explore the public square at the corner of Danforth Avenue and Main Street kicks off this weekend.

Presented by East End Arts, Many Sides, One Square: Main Squared will run from Saturday, Aug. 26 to Sunday, Sept. 3 and will feature unique art installations, interactive activities for all ages, community workshops, theatrical and musical performances, a marketplace and more.

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"Our festival theme is ’The Town Square.’ With this, we explore the notion that the physical space of a public square creates a natural stage for the ongoing, collaborative performance of a community discovering and expressing itself," said Cindy Rozeboom, East End Arts’ director of programming, in an Aug. 11 release.

"The activities and projects presented invite people to participate in this

idea, in whatever way makes most sense to them: pondering an installation, enjoying a performance, finding treasures at an open-air marketplace, or participating in art creation."

Main Squared is a signature project of the City of Toronto’s Cultural Hotspot initiative, which celebrates and showcases art, culture and community in East York and east Toronto from May to October 2017.

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The lucky winners of the final draw get a taste of these HOT Eats: Ascari Enoteca ■ Beachside Grill ■ Bobbette & Belle ■ Braised Restaurant ■ Brickyard Bistro ■ Celena’s Bakery ■ Dufflet Pastries ■ Dumpling House ■ Eastbound Brewing Co. ■ Greenwood Smokehouse ■ Greta Solomon’s ■ Hanoi 3 Seasons ■ Hogtown Smoke ■ Holy Chicken ■ Hunter’s On The Danforth ■ Il Ponte Cucina Italiana ■ Jawny Bakers ■ KABOOM Chicken ■ Karma’s Kitchen ■ Knuckle Sandwich ■ La Sala Ristorante ■ Lazy Daisy’s Café ■ Magic Oven ■ Melanie’s Bistro ■ Murphy’s Law Pub and Kitchen ■ Nostalgia Coffee Company ■ Originals Ale House ■ Pâtisserie La Cigogne ■ Pattaya Thai Kitchen ■ Pavillion Pastries & Café ■ Press Books Coffee Vinyl ■ Rorschach Brewing Inc. ■ Sala Modern Thai Kitchen & Bar ■ Sarah’s Café and Bar ■ skwish Bar Beaches ■ The Court Jester Pub ■ The Peasant Table ■ Whistler’s Grille ■ YAYA Leslieville ■

Wednesday, September 13 Etobicoke Civic Centre, Main Boardroom 399 the West Mall, Etobicoke Tuesday, September 19 Scarborough Civic Centre, Committee Room 1 150 Borough Drive, Scarborough Proposal The proposed City-wide zoning framework permits short-term rentals in the principal residence of an owner or tenant in residential and mixed use zones. A short-term rental can be the entire dwelling unit, a secondary suite (separate apartment unit in the same house) or up to three rooms rented for a period of no more than 28 consecutive days.

The proposed licensing and registration system requires anyone operating a short-term rental to register with the City and include the City-issued registration number in all advertisements. Short-term rental companies will need to get a City licence and could only list registered short-term rentals.

Contact Visit: toronto.ca/mlshaveyoursay for more information 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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