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Small, local efforts can make a big impact miles away Stories of crime, tragedy and hate often dominate the headlines and while it’s our job to accurately report on these events, the effect of its continual presence on readers is not lost on us. That’s why this week we’re sharing a story across all our newspapers. Inspired by the efforts of residents in Etobicoke, it serves as a shining example of the good that exists in this world - and how seemingly small, local initiatives can make the greatest difference in the lives of others living thousands of miles away. Those are the stories worth celebrating. Local hockey families donated gently used hockey gear to a collection by Rotary Clubs of Etobicoke and Palgrave, destined for First Nations youth in six northern Ontario reserves. Only in its second year, the drive netted 25 times more equipment than the first - a whopping 40,000 pounds of gear, thanks to the generosity of parents and kids here in Toronto. Our reporter Cynthia Reason covered those initial efforts and was extended a special invitation to see the story through to its conclusion. She traveled with Rotary representatives and Etobicoke-Lakeshore Councillor Mark Grimes to one of the reserves at Sandy Lake where 16 skids of hockey equipment was delivered to eagerly awaiting children. The detail that completed the experience? The Stanley Cup came too. Described as a ’historic first’ by Chief Bart Meekis, the Cup’s arrival in the remote community served as a reminder to local youth that opportunity exists for them, to "be all you can be." And certainly, receiving hockey pads, helmets, skates, sticks and jerseys helped fuel local hockey dreams. Something that may have seemed out of reach is now possible for these kids, thanks to the generosity of Toronto residents. It was also made possible by one Sandy Lake teacher who connected with Rotary to facilitate the donation. So we share this story to warm hearts. We share it to demonstrate how a small initiative can have a big, lasting impact in the lives of others. Those children will not forget the day the Stanley Cup arrived in their community, along with hockey equipment they couldn’t have afforded otherwise. These are the kinds of efforts we like to celebrate when they come across our news desks, because Toronto’s got more than its share of bad news. The good is also there, but sometimes it needs a little help getting up into the spotlight.

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Toronto’s immigrants learn their working rights When Pragosh Antonipillai was young, he and his cousins worked well over 40 hours a week at Tim Hortons.They didn’t get overtime, and didn’t ask. They worked 12 or 24 hours at a stretch when their downtown Toronto stores were short-handed. "We would sleep on sugar bags in the back because that’s what we thought it means to be a good worker," Antonipillai recalls. For a first-generation Tamil-Canadian, this was normal, even expected, he says. Antonipillai’s parents were proud; at 15 and 16 he was making more than his dad as a Canadian Tire cashier. But working 30 hours a week while in high school tired him out. "People would assume I’m just this terrible stu-

MIKE ADLER Edges of Toronto dent," says Antonipillai, who now volunteers with Tamil employees in Greater Toronto, including youth going through what he once did. His small group is a "diversity network" for the Toronto and York Region Labour Council, which also has volunteers from the Filipino, Chinese, Somali, Ethiopian and Eritrean communities.

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The networks formed because unions weren’t getting into ethnic communities, and people from these ethnicities could sidestep communication barriers and suspicions, says Ram Selvarajah, a member of the Tamil network. Concerns about New Canadians working in Toronto are well-founded: in a 2013 survey 20 per cent of Mandarin-speaking recent immigrants here weren’t paid minimum wage, and only half received paid public holidays. "The myth immigrants are brought up to believe is you work 80 hours," says Selvarajah, adding young Tamils arriving here in the 1990s felt extra pressure to work. There were Tamil gangs in Toronto then, Selvarajah

says, so parents thought, "you were working or you were in trouble." Antonipillai and Selvarajah say Toronto employers still "pit" recent immigrants who won’t insist on their rights against other Canadians. They know immigrant women, in particular, "have less resources to fight back," adds Antonipillai, who argues 90 per cent Toronto’s kitchen staff are Tamil for the same reason. Selvarajah meets seniors working in Tamil stores for $5 an hour, under the table, looking on their employers as friends. He tells them standing up for yourself, "isn’t a betrayal, it’s actually the right thing to do." Reach Mike Adler at madler@insidetoronto.com

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Time to fix Toronto’s too-low property tax problem Toronto’s budget committee has heard from 230 members of the public concerned about the city’s operating and capital budget for 2017. And if the committee were seriously listening to those deputations, the course forward on the year’s budget would be obvious. First, preserve services that impact Torontonians: services that include but are not limited to subsidized daycare, shelter services, library hours, public housing, transit, and to at least one Toronto Olympian, swimming pools. And following from that, finance it all adequately; which is to say, Toronto Council should raise property taxes appropriately for the many tasks at hand. There were some, such as representatives of the real estate sector, who worried about changes to collect more revenue from the municipal land transfer tax and urged status quo. But there were only a handful if that, who suggested that Toronto’s property tax rates were too high and needed to be reigned in. That, of course, is because property taxes in Toronto aren’t too high. Indeed, single family homeowners pay lower property rates than anywhere in the Greater Toronto Area, and have since Toronto was amalgamated nearly 20 years ago. Those single family homeowners are also bearing the burden of infrastructure and service demands that other, smaller municipalities don’t have to contemplate: an aging public transit system and a vast inventory of public housing. It confounds reason to think that the city has managed to give its residents such a deal on their taxes for so long. And yet this year, Mayor John Tory and budget chief Gary Crawford are sticking to a pledge to raise property taxes only by two per cent. This won’t close a budget gap of $91 million in total, so it is likely in the coming month that Toronto’s budget committee and City Council will have to disappoint some or maybe all of the people who came forward asking that services and subsidies be maintained - and cut. As well, council will have to dig into reserves and defer important investments, to the tune of $100 million. Politically, it is easy to understand why Mayor Tory doesn’t want to waver on property tax rates. He did promise inflationary tax increases, and might lose support in some quarters if he goes back on that promise. But what is politically expedient is not financially, or societally sustainable. Council needs to move beyond expedience, and raise taxes to an appropriate level.

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Lawyer’s lonely mission takes him to the streets Mukhtiar (Mark) Dahiya brings free legal help to homeless people in Toronto. Tall and fierce, Dahiya, a lawyer from Northern India, has made pro bono street law in his adopted city his mission, and works at it despite being unable to do so officially, as a lawyer of record. It has cost him. The Beach resident has seen people decline into drugs and mental illness, and knows many who died. He’s attracted unwanted attention from police. He contracted tuberculosis. Dahiya’s now 65, but won’t give up his dream: to open the City Law Centre, an office where people without homes or money can get a will, or deal with

tickets police hand them for throwing cigarettes in the street. It’s unacceptable, "unCanadian," for the homeless to lack legal representation, says Dahiya, who believes just talking to a lawyer lessons their isolation, improves chances for survival. "They don’t need a Bay Street lawyer. They need a guy like me," he says.

"I kept many people from suicide." But since he became a lawyer here in 2006, Dahiya says the Law Society of Upper Canada has held him back from doing what other lawyers won’t. As a street lawyer, he couldn’t afford licence and insurance fees for a practice, so he’s appeared in summary trials for the homeless as an agent, rather than lawyer. Short of funds, he was told last October he’s now exempt from the lawyer’s annual fee but, as he’s considered retired, he can’t provide legal services. If he returns to practice law, he’d have to pay insurance. Last week, the city announced it will finally begin recording and assess-

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Re: ’Time to fix Toronto’s toolow property tax problem,’ Editorial, Jan. 19 Your traditional solution to increase property tax rates to cover off services in Toronto is not the kind of innovative thinking I would expect from (this paper). As an example, multi-residential mill rates are higher than the rates for single residences. We know that most of this city’s poor or struggling live in multi-residence buildings. Unbelievably, the working poor in this city will continue to shoulder a disproportionate tax burden under your proposed ubiquitous mill rate increase. Perhaps the systemic problems of the Toronto tax system could be mitigated by an innovative paradigm change with a land value tax for property-related services like fire, police and transit; and an income tax for peoplerelated services like housing, health, and recreation or culture. Such a system would help to

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ing all the deaths of its homeless, hoping this can lead to their better health. But who will see to their legal rights? Dahiya argues the homeless don’t stand in lines for legal aid. He refuses, after all he’s tried, to join any charity or church who can fund his dream. "That is beneath my dignity," he says, waving his hand. A storefront clinic may not be something Dahiya, for all his passion, can achieve. But that doesn’t mean he’s wrong. The City Law Centre must exist. Edges of Toronto is a column about how people see life in Toronto differently, depending on where they live. Reach Mike Adler at madler@insidetoronto.com

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transfer the tax burden to those more able to pay. Another revenue stream could be some portion of the collected tax on capital gains. There is an opportunity to create a fair municipal tax for Toronto. It will require co-operation from all levels of government and political courage. But it also needs a press that puts forward new ideas. Peter Tumidajski

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Property taxes cannot be stretched any further Re: ’Time to fix Toronto’s toolow property tax problem,’ Editorial, Jan. 19 I must remain in agreement with the Mayor. When I paid property tax to the City of Scarborough I could see how my money was spent. A well-managed and fiscally prudent city to be proud of. Now my taxes disappear into a large dark hole. I am deeply disappointed with the neglect and

state of disrepair throughout the city, epitomized by the abandoned Scarborough Civic Centre. You mention many of the budget costs for subsidized daycare, shelter services, and public housing, costs that in my mind are better paid from income tax collected by the higher governments. The current Provincial Government wants to build transit instead of investing in individuals; providing meaningful em-

ployment; ensuring adequate, safe housing; providing affordable daycare; investing in mental health; and significantly more funding for public transit. Now is the time to hold all the MPs and MPPs in the GTA accountable. The property tax cannot be stretched any further to cover the costs that need to be forthcoming from the Federal and Provincial Governments. Rick McMulkin

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New parrot offer shouldn’t be refused by Conservatory Have you missed Angel the parrot at Etobicoke’s Centennial Park Conservatory? Unfortunately Angel died in October. My daughter offered to buy and donate a replacement bird of the city’s choosing but the greenhouse staff/city declined the offer. I was told that it is not safe to have birds there because there is no foundation in the structure. There were always children at the greenhouse talking, laughing, dancing, with Angel. I have

been taking my grandchildren there for years and have been able to expose them to the beautiful floral displays on our visits to see Angel, but without the star attraction they are no longer interested in going to the greenhouse. The Friends of the Conservatory spent $3,300 for a special cage for Angel and now it sits empty somewhere. After emails to all Etobicoke councillors and the mayor, my offer was turned down. Councillor

Holyday agreed that his children loved to visit Angel, however he was unable to help. I am disappointed with the city’s dismissal of a generous offer. Maybe a volunteer could have helped to clean the cage and look after the bird. If you miss Angel and would like to see a special bird back at the greenhouse, call your councillors and ask them to accept our generous offer and help get young children back to the Conservatory. Agnes Potts

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Registration tips for spring/summer recreation programs Most popular programs will fill up in minutes DOMINIK KUREK dkurek@insidetoronto.com Registration season for spring/summer recreation programming is coming up in Toronto and parents and recreation program users will be happy to know the city has made significant improvements to its much-maligned customer experience. Registration for spring/ summer programming starts at 7 a.m. on the following days: l Saturday, March 4 Etobicoke York district l Sunday, March 5 Scarborough district l Tuesday, March 7 North York district l Wednesday, March 8 Toronto and East York district The most popular programs will fill up within minutes. The city has improved its online system dramatically by increasing server capacity, which allows more people to use the system simultaneously. This will reduce the wait times people have experienced in the past. Plus, officials have improved the user interface to make searching for programs easier and registering simpler. "We’ve been working over the last year to improve the overall experience that customers have," said Howie Dayton, director of community recreation at the city’s Parks, Forestry and Recreation department. Besides an improved online system, the city will have more staff at its call centres with longer call centre hours for customers to register by phone on registration days. The city has already seen positive results from the improvements it has put in place. During the December sign-up period, 26 per cent more registrations were

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Participants take part in a parent toddler drop in swim at Agincourt Recreation Centre. The City of Toronto is expecting a busy spring/summer recreation season. completed in the first hour than the previous year, Dayton said. But, it’s still important that anyone planning to register for programming plans ahead of registration day. Dayton recommends people use the Get Ready to Register planning tools that are available at www.toronto.ca/funguide. This Family Day Monday, Feb. 20, the city will host Get Read to Register information centres in each district. Visit the website for locations and times. Additionally, the city will extend its call centre hours on March 1, 2, 3 and 6, running from 7:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. for people to ask questions. Call 416338-4FUN. The online system includes a search tool that allows people to seek out the

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Two busloads of children from Thomas Fiddler Memorial Elementary School braved the -34C weather to greet the arrival of the Stanley Cup at Sandy Lake First Nation air ﬁeld. The banner they’re holding, written in Oji-Cree, reads ‘Welcome to Sandy Lake. Thank you for bringing the Stanley Cup’.

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touches on a colourful banner written in their native Oji-Cree, welcoming the Stanley Cup and its contingent of carriers from Etobicoke. And at the landing site itself, dozens of pick-up trucks and school buses packed with excited hockey fans of all ages ringed the airstrip in anxious anticipation of the Holy Grail of hockey’s arrival. “The gravity of it all didn’t really hit me until we were landing in Sandy Lake and I looked out the window and saw the whole community out there in the cold waiting for us,” said Etobicoke-Lakeshore Councillor Mark Grimes, who used his connections at the Hockey Hall of Fame to arrange the

Cup’s visit to coincide with the delivery of 5,500 pounds of Rotary-donated hockey equipment to Sandy Lake – even successfully outbidding Justin Trudeau for the honour. As the charter flight carrying Grimes, Rotary representatives, a documentary film crew from Etobicoke-based Fifth Ground Entertainment, and the official “Keeper of the Cup” Howie Borrow touched down, the subzero temperatures seemingly melted away on a wave of enthusiasm that drove a flood of excited bodies from the warmth of their vehicles and onto the airfield – Chief Meekis one of the first among them. O Continued on page 11

Rotary-led equipment drive prompted visit O Continued from page 10 “To actually see it here in Sandy Lake, it brings so much hope and so much joy to my community. That the Stanley Cup would come to a remote place like this, it’s the first time I’ve ever heard of it,” Meekis said shortly after parading the Cup around Sandy Lake on the back of his pick-up truck, trailed by an escort of 16 flag-waving, skidoo-driving members of the Sandy Lake Canadian Rangers. While Lord Stanley’s 22-hour stay in Sandy Lake was widely celebrated as a “historic first”, Meekis pledged it most certainly won’t mark the Cup’s last long voyage to the remote fly-in community nearly 1,500 kms northwest of Toronto. “It will be back up here again in 2020, but next time it will be one of our young hockey players bringing it north as a Stanley Cup champion – hopefully with the Canadiens,” the Montreal fan said with a determined grin. “To us, the Stanley Cup promotes education, it promotes discipline, and it also promotes that you can be all you can be – and that’s something our kids need to see.” While the Cup’s arrival provided plenty of incentive to young hockey players in Sandy Lake to strive for NHL greatness, the accompanying delivery of 16 skids of gently used hockey gear collected by the Rotary Clubs of Etobicoke and Palgrave – and

shipped free-of-charge courtesy Wasaya Airways and the Grimes’ brothers Etobicoke-based logistics company, MGA International – brought with it the means with which to fulfill a hockey dream that, for many, would’ve otherwise been out of reach. Freight costs to communities like Sandy Lake, which are only accessible by land via ice roads for a few short weeks in the winter, drive the price of even the most basic of goods up at least threefold. In a community where even a 24-case of no-name bottled water sells for $27.79, that means the price of already-costly hockey equipment becomes prohibitively expensive for most families. “A lot of our youth want to get on the ice, but can’t afford the skates, which is sad because people here go hard for hockey – they absolutely love it,” said Jenn Elwell, the now “super famous” teacher who arranged the hockey donation with Rotary Etobicoke’s Laura Latham after stumbling upon a story about the club’s hockey drive on Facebook. “So for me, seeing my kids walk out of the gym today with skates in their hands and big smiles on their faces just melted my heart. It was so beautiful, because I know how much it

means to them.” Pittsburgh Penguins superfan Derek Monias, 13, not only walked away from the distribution event at Thomas Fiddler Memorial Elementary School last week with a hockey bag stuffed with new gear, he was also able to cross a key item off his bucket list. “I’ve always wanted to see the Stanley Cup in person and now I have. It’s every hockey player’s dream to one day achieve winning it,” he said with a shy smile. “This day, we all feel happy. The people that brought the Cup here have put a smile on everybody’s faces here in Sandy Lake and made them feel good inside.”

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MISSION TO SANDY LAKE 2017

Above right; Hundreds of Sandy Lake First Nations residents braved the -34C weather to greet Howie Borrow, Keeper of the Stanley Cup, and of course Lord Stanley himself at the Sandy Lake air ﬁeld. Right; a young hockey player gets ﬁtted for new blades while, below, members of the Sandy Lake First Nations hockey team tried out of some their near gear donated by the Rotary Club of Etobicoke during a pick-up hockey game at the local arena. Cynthia Reason photos

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Wallis couple named athletes of the month More than 50 years ago, Margaret and Roger Wallis met playing badminton in Cambridge, United King-

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launch of the Spine Specialist. He had back problems after being in a car accident, which prevented him from walking properly, and he had severe back and leg pain. He came into the clinic on a walker for his first appointment. Llukaj was the first patient of the therapy table. In the last six weeks that he has been using this therapy, Llukaj moved from the walker to crutches, and now he’s even walking without crutches. He uses a cane during these winter months when the ground is unstable. “He’s not back to normal yet,” says Engineer, “but we did in six weeks what we couldn’t do in six months.” Llukaj had been scheduled for surgery on his back in a year and a half. He’s now reconsidering getting the surgery at all. For Engineer, that is the whole purpose of this therapy table. “Surgery isn’t something anyone wants to do, let alone when you’re in your fifties,” he said. This table is proving to be a successful alternative to surgery. Appointments can be made online at www. spinespecialisttable.com/physiomed-sherway/ or by phone at 416-622-9190. A free consultation will be conducted, including X-rays, to ensure patients are appropriately suited to participate in this therapy.

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(formerly Student Art Show) is one of Arts Etobicoke's longest running programs; this year we are proudly celebrating its 20th anniversary. Every year Arts Etobicoke works with TDSB and TCDSB schools and social agencies to showcase artwork from young people aged 13-18. The artwork is presented in a professional gallery exhibition, open to the general public. Kicked off each year with an opening reception, this celebration offers a unique experience for the youth artists as it gives them a safe space to discuss their art, meet their peers, and receive a one-on-one critique from a professional artist. Arts Etobicoke has three branches of programming, core, legacy and new projects. Legacy programs are designed with permanence in mind to serve our community for years to come. EDGE: Youth Art Show (YAS) does just that. In its early stages YAS exhibited at Sherway Gardens mall, which allowed for a wide range of community members to view and explore the youth artwork. In 2013, YAS was on hiatus, due to construction at Sherway Gardens. This was a great opportunity to re-evaluate the program and its impact on the youth served. Arts Etobicoke thought it was time to make a move and to showcase the artwork in a more professional gallery environment. So, in 2014 we rebranded as EDGE: Youth Art Show, to more accurately represent the youth involved, and moved the exhibition to Artscape Youngplace. Part ideas laboratory, part creativity workshop, Artscape Youngplace is a community cultural hub located in Toronto’s West Queen West neighbourhood, with 75,000 square feet of space devoted to artistic inspiration, learning, growth and expression. YAS takes over the entirety of the second floor hallway gallery space, a perfect fit, surrounding the youth with professional artists, studios, and a vibrant arts-based walk-in audience.

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Every participating school and agency receives a scholarship to use towards their arts education department. Each year sees approximately 100 youth participating in the exhibition from over 20 schools and agencies. This means that in our 20 years we have exhibited close to 2,000 pieces of artwork from Toronto youth!

Retired High School Principal, youth education advocate, and Arts Etobicoke Co-Chair Karl Sprogis believes this program is a key part of the work of Arts Etobicoke. "EDGE: Youth Art Show is an important program because of the authentic evaluation that students receive on their artwork. The feedback is coming not just from their teachers and peers, but from professional artists and members of the public. The opportunity to see their work outside the classroom in a gallery space and the appraisal and validation that comes with that is an important self esteem builder for the students.” The Kiwanis Club of Kingsway Humber is a founding sponsor of the Youth Art Show and we sincerely appreciate their loyal support throughout the years. Club President Robert (Bo) Fleischman said, "Congratulations to Arts Etobicoke on celebrating the 20th annual Youth Art Show. The members of the Kiwanis Club of Kingsway Humber are proud to have played a part in sponsoring and encouraging young talent since the beginning and look forward to providing continued support." We also gratefully acknowledge the support of Youth Art Show donors over the years, including Sherway Gardens, Qualcomm Foundation, Mercedes-Benz Financial Services, Scotiabank, Aboveground Art Supplies and Pizza Pizza. The 2017 EDGE: Youth Art Show runs March 1-7 at Artscape Youngplace (180 Shaw St), 2nd floor Hallway Gallery. Please join us for the opening night reception and 20th anniversary celebration on March 1, 6:00pm-8:00pm. For more information on EDGE: Youth Art Show please contact Shira@artsetobicoke.com.

MY CITY MY SIX In 2017 to celebrate Canada 150, Arts Etobicoke will be participating in a city-wide program presented by the City of Toronto. My City My Six is a participatory public art project that will reveal Toronto and its residents in celebration of Canada 150, six words at a time. We want to hear your story! We are asking community members to share something essential about themselves in just six words. You can send in your story by email to: culturalhotspot@toronto.ca. Please include your first name, the name of your neighbourhood and your age. Anonymous submissions are fine too. Your story may be selected to be part of a city-wide exhibition in the fall of 2017, showing the diverse lives that collectively make up this great city at this moment in time. At Arts Etobicoke: In addition to the city-wide exhibition, Arts Etobicoke will hold a series of My City My Six writing workshops to inspire and educate our community February through May. We’ll also host local exhibitions showcasing the work that results from these sessions. The workshops range in style from graffiti lettering, to blackout poetry, and much more. For more information on how to get involved, or to sign up for a Saturday afternoon workshop, please contact Graham@ artsetobicoke.com. At Stonegate: Arts Etobicoke is pleased to announce that there will also be some My City My Six programming at the Stonegate Community Health Centre and Bell Manor Park. We will be announcing more details on this project in the coming month. Please feel free to contact info@artsetobicoke.com for more information, or to join our newsletter.

ARTS ETOBICOKE NEEDS VOLUNTEERS Do You Like Art? Do You Like Working With Kids? Are you looking to give back to the community? We are looking for energetic youth and adults to assist with Arts Etobicoke’s Weekly After School Arts Drop-In Program for Wednesdays and/or Thursdays 2:45-5:45pm. High school students can earn their community volunteer hours. All volunteers will be required to complete a police background check (at no cost to you). The program runs during the school year with a winter and spring term, ending early June. Want more details, or to sign up, please contact us at info@artsetobicoke.com or 416.622.8731.

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FRI, MVA, Broker & Appraiser, since 1975

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Hearthstone By The Bay... Luxury Retirement Living With A Twist! Own A Condo & Receive A Compliment Of Services Designed For Seniors. This Lovely Condo Boasts 1 Br + A Den + A Sunroom... From The Sunroom & Balcony You Have A Beautiful Southwest View Of The Lake & Humber Bay Shores Park. The Living Rm, Dining Rm & Full Kitchen Afford You A Spacious Open Concept Living Area. Awesome Amenities & Steps From Boardwalk Trails Along The Lakefront. List price $295,000

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Neilson Park Creative Centre $55 member/$65 non-member + kit fee Apr 22, 9:30am-3:30pm; Stained Glass Technique Tutorial with Joni Newman Neilson Park Creative Centre $55 member/$65 non-member FRANKLIN CARMICHAEL ART GROUP 416-740-6520 34 Riverdale Dr; fcag.ca Feb 20 & 27, Mar 3 & 13, 7-9:30pm; Pastel Drawing & Painting Mondays, 1-3:30pm; Beginner Oil or Acrylic Painting Tuesdays, 1-3:30pm or 7-9:30pm; Indermediate/Advanced Oil or Acrylic Painting Thursdays, 10am-12:30pm; Beginner Watercolour Wednesdays, 9:30am-12pm; Intermediate Watercolour Tuesdays, 9:30am-12:00pm; Advanced Watercolour with June Thomson Feb 11, 10am-1pm; Modigliani Inspired Portrait Workshop Feb 20, 27, Mar 6, 13, 7-9:30pm; Pastel Drawing/Painting with Melinda Bancheri Mar 4, 10am-1pm; Watercolour Workshop: Music as Inspiration Mar 25, 10am-1pm; Decorative Art Workshop HUMBER VALLEY ART CLUB 905-510-0529 56 Neilson Dr; humbervalleyartclub.ca Mar 1, 8, 22, 29, 10am-3:30pm; Susan Chater - Watercolour $160 Apr 5, 12, 10am-3:30pm; Margaret Roseman - Watercolour $80 Apr 1; Margaret Roseman - Acrylic $80 LAKESHORE ARTS 416-201-7093 2422 Lake Shore Boulevard West; lakeshorearts.ca Tuesdays, 4:30-6:30pm; YAM Free Feb 2-Mar 9, 6:30-8pm; The Business of Art: Exhibition Proposals exhibitionproposals.eventbrite.ca MONTGOMERY'S INN 416-394-8113 4709 Dundas St W; montgomerysinn.com Mar 13-17, 9am-4pm; Junior Chef Camp $175 (Pre-registration required)

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NEILSON PARK CREATIVE CENTRE 416-622-5294 56 Neilson Dr; neilsonparkcreativecentre.com Feb 22 & Mar 22, 6:30-9:30pm; Knit Knight Wednesdays, 4:30- 9:30pm; Member's Drop-In Studios Studio A East Fridays, 1pm-4pm; Member's Drop-In Studios Studio C Fridays, 9:30am-12:30pm; Life Drawing & Painting Studio Drop-In Fridays, 1-4pm; Life Drawing & Painting Studio Drop-In Apr 9; Spring 2017 Creative Art Courses SIRIUS THEATRICAL COMPANY 416-236-9011 x1 83 Glenaden Ave E; siriustheatrical.com Mar 24 & 25, 9:30am-6pm; Characterization Through Movement A Laban Based Workshop for Actors Sirius Studio, 119 Mimico Ave See website for pricing Mar 20-Apr 1 & Apr 6-8, Thurs 6-10pm; Fri-Sat 10am-6pm; Voice for Actors, Storytellers & Presenters Sirius Studio - 119 Mimico Ave See website for pricing

Events & Presentations ETOBICOKE CAMERA CLUB 416-233-8657 76 Anglesey Blvd (Humber Valley Church); EtobicokeCameraClub.org Feb 27, 7pm; Judging - Landscape Free Mar 6, 7pm; How to Create Dramatic Black and White Landscape Photos $5 non-members Mar 13, 7pm; Awards Salon - Landscape Free Mar 20, 7pm; Judging - Photographer’s Choice #2 Monochrome Free Mar 27, 7pm; Judging - Prints 2 Free Apr 3, 7pm; 3rd Annual General Meeting, Award Salon, PC#2 & Prints 2 Free

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FRANKLIN CARMICHAEL ART GROUP 416-740-6520 34 Riverdale Dr; fcag.ca Feb 17-19, Fri 7-9:30pm, Sat & Sun 12-4pm; Bi-Annual Teacher's Art Show & Sale Feb 21 & Apr 22, 7-9pm; An Evening at Franklin Carmichael Art Centre $30/person MONTGOMERY'S INN 416-394-8113 4709 Dundas St W; montgomerysinn.com Feb 20, 1-5pm; Family Day at Montgomery's Inn Regular admission rates apply THE ASSEMBLY HALL 416-338-7255 1 Colonel Samuel Smith Park Dr; assemblyhall.ca Jan 10, 17, 24, 31 & Feb 7, 14, 21, 28, 7-8:15pm; Meditation for a Happy Life: presented by the Kadampa Meditation Centre Canada $12 each or $40/4 classes Feb 23, 24, 25, Mar 3, 4, 8pm; Mar 5, 2pm; Feb 23, 24, 25, Mar 3, 4, 8pm; Mar 5, 2pm; Rumors: presented by Theatre Etobicoke $23/$20 (groups of 10 or more) Mar 2, 6-8pm; Works by Jennifer Churchill YOGA MEDITATION: PRESENTED BY SAHAJA YOGA 416-201-7649 1 Colonel Samuel Smith Park Dr; freemeditation.ca Feb 1, 8, 22, 6:15pm; Yoga Meditation The Assembly Hall Free

Gallery & Exhibitions LAKESHORE ARTS 416-201-7093 2422 Lake Shore Boulevard West; lakeshorearts.ca Feb 16-Mar 11; Tumultuous Times Free MONTGOMERY'S INN 416-394-8113 4709 Dundas St W; montgomerysinn.com Jan 26-Feb 28, Tues-Fri 10am-5pm; Sat-Sun 1-5pm; Dinner Table Conversations: A Photographic Exhibit by Etobicoke School of the Arts Free Mar 1-29, Tues-Fri 10am-5pm; Sat-Sun 1-5pm; Mimico SNAP (Special Needs Adult Program) Art Show Montgomery's Inn Briarly Room Free

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Music ETOBICOKE PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA 416-239-5665 1500 Islington Ave, P.O. Box 60002; eporchestra.ca Mar 3, 8pm; Viva Espana! A Concert with the Etobicoke Philharmonic Orchestra Martingrove Collegiate, 50 Winterton Dr $30/$25/$22(prepaid)/$15 HUMBER COLLEGE SCHOOL OF CREATIVE & PERFORMING ARTS 416-675-6622 3199 Lakeshore Blvd W; creativearts.humber.ca Mar 8, 8pm; Humber Music Artist in Residence Showcase with Christian McBride Humber College Lakeshore Campus Auditorium (Room A128) Tickets: sanja.antic@humber.ca or 416-675-6622 x3427 Mar 31, 8pm; Humber Music Spring Showcase with Emilie-Claire Barlow Humber College Lakeshore Campus Auditorium (Room A128) Tickets: sanja.antic@humber.ca or 416-675-6622 x3427 MONTGOMERY'S INN 416-394-8113 4709 Dundas St W; montgomerysinn.com/ Mar 2 & Apr 6, 6-9pm; Fret Not Ukulele Club $15 Feb 23 & Mar 30, 7-10pm; Thirsty Thursday Pay what you can Mar 18, 7pm-11pm; St. Patrick's Ceilidh $5

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Stage BLOOR WEST VILLAGE PLAYERS 416-767-7702 2190E Bloor St W; villageplayers.net Mar 3-25, 2pm & 8 pm; Powers and Gloria $24/$20 HUMBER COLLEGE SCHOOL OF CREATIVE & PERFORMING ARTS 416-675-6622 x3080 3199 Lakeshore Blvd W; creativearts.humber.ca Feb 17, 18, 21-25, 7:30 pm; Feb 19, 2pm; Humber Theatre Presents: To Ithaca Humber Arts & Media Studios, 300 Birmingham St humber.theatre@humber.ca Apr 6-9, Apr 6-8, 7:30pm; Apr 8-9, 2pm; Humber Theatre Presents: The Incubator Project Theatre Centre, 1115 Queen St W

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Hosts: Irene, Philip and the entire KB Team Location: MasterCard Centre for Hockey Excellence 400 Kipling Avenue, Toronto, ON M8V 3L1 Rink 2, Leaf Pad When: Monday, February 20th, 2017 at 2pm The Kaushansky/Brown Real Estate Team invites you, your family and friends to join us for a fun filled, pizza fueled, open skate on the Toronto Maple Leafs personal practice rink at the MasterCard Centre. Located at 400 Kipling Avenue, the MasterCard Centre has ample free parking on site, and is easily accessible by TTC from Kipling Station buses or the Lakeshore streetcar. We’re geared up for every age and skill level, including non-skaters and novices. Say goodbye to the winter blahs and come on out to snack and skate from 2 - 4pm. Please RSVP prior to the 18th of February, and let us know how many skaters you’ll be bringing along. Hope to see you there!

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Hitting the ice at Fairfield Park Winter enthusiasts welcomed two new natural ice rinks in Fairfield Park Saturday. Skaters celebrated the new community-built rinks in the Islington Avenue and Bloor Street West-area park during Coun. Justin Di Ciano’s annual skating party. Di Ciano secured developers community benefits funding for the winter water service, while New Canadians Lumber donated the boards and TPM Construction a tarp to enable residents to create a hockey rink and a leisure rink. Residents created a Friends of Fairfield Facebook page through which they plan to advertise park events and updates.

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Clockwise from top left: Golden Chefs Ice Sculptures’ Moses McKenzie puts the finishing touches to an ice throne during the skating party held Saturday on the natural rink at Fairfield Park; Taigh Densmore Hains, 6, (right) beats Henry Kotz, 8, to the puck during shinny play at the event while skaters make it to the ice as best they can without falling during the skating party, hosted by the Friends of Fairfield Park and Ward 5 Councillor Justin Di Ciano.

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AutoShow 2017 Features 50 YEARS OF GRAND PRIX IN CANADA

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The Golden Age of North American auto manufacturing was highlighted by the muscle car. Ontario’s own Legendary Motorcar Company will celebrate the beasts from the ’60s and ’70s in Castrol Alley on level 700 in the South Building. Displaying the finest and most sought after performance cars from this iconic era – owned, restored and showcased by and for Canadian muscle lovers. Take a stroll down Castrol Alley to see these Legendary Motorcars.

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It’s budget time in Toronto, a magical period when abstract numbers get bandied about like essential truths, and political announcements are rife with promises of funding to come. Take the TTC, which saw a hit to its revenue in 2016 thanks to lower than anticipated ridership. The TTC, which had to trim from its already pulped operating budget thanks to a mayoral edict, and liquidate its cash reserves just to reduce its projected deficit for this year. That same TTC will receive an $80-million funding boost to its annual subsidy from the city, it was announced this week by Mayor John Tory with a beaming Josh Colle, chair of the TTC, at his side. The money stands as part of a "historic" investment in transit, another glowing example of this mayor’s commitment to get the city moving, say his

RAHUL GUPTA TOinTransit boosters. This is all true. If Toronto Council votes in favour this week, the TTC will have received an even higher operating subsidy from city coffers, one even more generous than last year’s record allotment. Never mind whether Toronto should get more of a hand from other levels of government for running one of the largest transit systems on the continent this is still a lot of money.But here’s where the sleight of hand comes in: even with all that cash

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