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The children of Martingrove Gardens Park are so excited for construction of their new $500,000 splash pad to begin, that one eager tot even brought along his own sand shovel to the project’s special groundbreaking ceremony to help hurry things along.

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seeing double Holy birthday Batman!

The superhero celebrated his 75th birthday on the weekend and Richview Public Library had a special themed celebration. Left, young Batman Joshua strikes a mean pose with his mentor, while below, mom Tara Porretta, dad Brandon Greenspoon join Joshua and Abby in the fun.

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Etobicoke swimmer Brittany MacLean is pictured here (at far right) with her 2014 Commonwealth Games 4x200m freestyle relay teammates Samantha Cheverton, Alyson Ackman and Emily Overholt.

MacLean takes silver, bronze at Commonwealth Games Breaks own Canadian record in 800-metre freestyle CYNTHIA REASON creason@insidetoronto.com Etobicoke Swim Club’s Brittany MacLean made a splash in her Commonwealth Games debut in Glasgow this week and last – making two podium appearances and smashing her own Canadian record.

The 20-year-old Silverthorn Collegiate grad – who just set the national standard in the 800-metre freestyle event at the Canadian Swimming Trials in April – broke that record yet again by a full four seconds on Monday, July 28 at Glasgow’s Tollcross International Swimming Centre.

Clocking in with a Canadian-best time of 8:20.91 in the event, MacLean went on to take the bronze medal

in the 800-metre freestyle, behind Jazz Carlin of Wales (8:18.11) and Lauren Boyle of New Zealand (8:20.59).

“I knew I was capable of a really good swim,” she said in an post-race interview on the Swimming Canada website.

“I’ve been working so hard all year, so I just wanted to put it together when it mattered.”

MacLean’s solo success in the pool on Monday came hot off the heels of her Team Canada podium appearance in the women’s 4 x 200-metre relay on Saturday, July 26, in which she swam the second leg of a silver-medal winning performance.

MacLean and teammates Samantha Cheverton of Montreal, Alyson Ackman of Pembroke, and Emily Over holt of Vancouver clocked in a combined time

of 7:51.67 in the event – just 1.77 seconds off-pace Team Australia’s gold-medal-winning performance.

MacLean also swam in the 200- and 400-metre freestyle events – both of which she won the national title for at April’s Canadian Swimming Trials – on Thursday, July 24 and Tuesday, July 29, respectively.

In last Thursday’s 200metre competition, her first event in Glasgow, MacLean finished with a time of 1:57.20 for a fifth place finish, while she capped off her debut at the Commonwealth Games this Tuesday with a sixth place finish in the 400 metres with a time of 4:06.53.

Next up, MacLean will head to the Gold Coast Australia in August to compete in the Pan Pacific Games.

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he one-year countdown to the Pan Am and Parapan Am Games has begun. As of today’s editorial, we’re 344 days away from the Pan Am and 372 from the Parapan Am. There is little doubt this event will focus eyes on the Greater Toronto Area. The numbers are impressive: $1.14 billion budget; 7,600 athletes expected to attend; 49 Pan Am and 16 Parapan Am events; 15 upgraded sports facilities and 10 new world-class facilities. The figures alone set us up to host what will truly be a world-class sporting event.

However, it’s also a chance for Toronto (and other municipalities involved in the Games) to really showcase what makes us so great.

Toronto, for one, will be on display and we’re definitely ready for it. The city has communities from all 41 countries across Latin our view America, South America, the Caribbean and North America attending the Games. From the World-class Colombian community across St. sporting event Clair Avenue West, the Brazilians along Dundas Street West. and a year away Jamaican communities along Eglinton Avenue West, Toronto is the place to enjoy them all.

With it, the Games bring development for Toronto via new athletic facilities in North York and Scarborough to the massive 35-acre Athletes’ Village in the West Don Lands that will be turned into a mixed-use community after the Games.

But with all the accolades and excitement come some pretty important concerns, namely the impact on traffic, particularly in Toronto, which is already experiencing dramatic traffic issues. In a recent interview, the city’s director of transportation planning, Stephen Buckley, said it’s still unknown how much of an impact the Games will have on local traffic patterns.

However, the Games will also see new transportation infrastructure built, including the UnionPearson Express air rail link, and improvements to Union Station. Shovels are in the ground, and athletes, coaches and spectators will be here in less than a year. It’s time for governments, communities, and Torontonians to get behind the Games in these last stages of planning.

Before we know it, it’ll be showtime and we need to make sure we put our best collaborative effort forward to make the kind of impression we can all be proud of.

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Will list of mayoral candidates shrink by Oct. 27?

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don’t often find myself agreeing with my colleague Toronto Sun columnist Sue-Ann Levy—but I have to say that she asked the best question at Monday evening’s mayoral debate in East York.

Taking on Rob Ford directly, Levy pointed out that with no supporters left on Toronto City Council, he had no hope of fulfilling the agenda he proposed.

Why not, she wondered, at some point quit the race and throw support behind a candidate who could fulfill that agenda?

Of course, Ford had no intention of doing any such thing and said so, making it clear that only Rob Ford could look after taxpayer dollars and if anybody should quit, it was those other candidates.

Here in the middle of summer, no one’s going to say anything different. But whether anyone admits it or not, Levy’s question will weigh on the mind of at least two other candidates

david nickle the city between now and election Day Oct. 27.

David Soknacki and Karen Stintz are two candidates who’ve put forward serious enough campaigns to put them on the A-list for mayoral debates. But at least so far as polls are going, neither has gained traction. still time That’s not to say they couldn’t. Stintz has spent the term building her reputation as a city councillor and TTC chair with a conservative bent.

Soknacki has been out of politics for some time, but he’s put forward a strong centrist platform and of all the reasonable and staid alternatives to Ford, Soknacki is surely the most reasonable and staid.

There is in theory yet

time for both of those candidates to capture the imagination of voters.

In 2003, David Miller only started to gain momentum in the summer months before the election – and by the time of the vote, he was the people’s choice for the next mayor of Toronto.

There is also time for a graceful exit – such as Sarah Thomson and Rocco Rossi both did four years ago, when it became clear to both of them that their earnestly begun campaigns were going nowhere.

By the time that election rolled around, the election boiled down to a staring match between George Smitherman and Rob Ford, with only New Democrat candidate Joe Pantalone tagging along in a distant third place. Thomson threw her support behind Smitherman, and Rossi just stepped aside, to let his volunteers and funders have a graceful exit them-

selves.

So will it likely go this fall – and really, it’s too bad that it will. Because aside from Soknacki’s smart platform and Stintz’ bona fides, there are a number of different visions for Toronto that voters should take a look at.

Toronto criminal lawyer Ari Goldkind is running a smart, lo-fi campaign himself, preaching the gospel of tax-what-youneed-to-spend as sensibly as Soknacki.

But there is an inertia to celebrity, and that is why, barring some calamity, Ford will not likely heed Levy’s suggestion and throw in the towel until the last poll is closed Oct. 27 – while other candidates who might have a chance of running an effective council after that vote will step aside.

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This year’s Lakeshore Mardi Gras kicks off at Col. Samuel Smith Park Friday, Aug. 1 at 6 p.m., featuring four days of communitybased festivities inspired by New Orleans’ world famous event.

Participants will be able to sample a variety of cuisines, while enjoying dixie, jazz, blues, rock and country bands.

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The Help Youth Shine One Wash at a Time charity bike and car wash takes place Saturday, Aug. 9 from noon to 5 p.m. at Robz Auto Repair, 11 Dansk Crt. Presented by Nina Wee, the fundraising wash will feature a live DJ, food trucks and raffles and giveaways – all benefitting Toronto Youth Development.

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Jezreel Ayala, in the front, rides a midway ride at the Lakeshore Mardi Gras at Colonel Samuel Smith Park in 2013.

concert featuring the Toronto All-Star Big Band Wednesday, Aug. 6 from 7 to 8:30 p.m.

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From 4 to 7 p.m., market patrons will be able to purchase a dinner of gazpacho, bread and beef sausage for $2 per person.

The market takes place weekly at Christ Church St. James Anglican Church, 194 Park Lawn Rd.

Applewood The Shaver House, 450 The West Mall, will host a free

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Fries are also available for purchase. Cash bar and patio will both be open.

Call 416-231-2021 or go to www.rcl210.com for more information.

Royal Canadian Legion Branch 210 will host a fundraising garage sale next month to help cover repair costs for its parking lot.

The Thursday, Aug. 21 sale will run from noon to 6 p.m. at 110 Jutland Rd. Lunch, which is $6, goes from noon to 2 p.m. or stay on until the 5:30 p.m. start of Wing Night. Anyone wishing to sell items at the sale is invited to rent a table for $10.

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CREATIVE KIDS WORK OF ART: Right, brothers Paul (left) and Scott work on a paper mache reproduction of St. Basil’s Cathedral in Russia at the Artsmartz Summer Art Camp at Neilson Park Creative Centre. Below, from left, Emily, Kiara, Paul, Gabriele, Alexandra and Scott show off their finished projects. For information on programs call 416-622-5294.

Monique D’sa seeking donations to support fundraiser Help an Etobicoke mom fill backpacks with much-needed school supplies for vulnerable children and youth who live in shelters.

Monique D’Sa is currently seeking community donations of backpacks and school supplies to distribute to Women’s Habitat, Ernestine’s Women’s Shelter, Youth Without Shelter, Elisa House, The Jean Tweed Centre and the Black Creek Community Centre.

Much-needed items include: water bottles, erasers, rulers, glue sticks and highlighters.

“We count on community donations to reach our goal each year,” D’Sa said.

“Making days brighter with backpacks – for kids who need a little extra sunshine!” is her project’s motto.

In 2007, D’Sa founded the Backpacks Project with a modest goal to fill 20 backpacks with school supplies for children living with their moms at Women’s Habitat,

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Monique D'Sa and her children Ethan, left, Justin and Emma get load up 100 backpacks with school supplies for children living in women's shelters in Etobicoke last summer.

a Mimico shelter where she had volunteered.

The Royal York South mother of three has since filled more than 150

backpacks for numerous shelters thanks to the assistance of people in the community, who donate both school supplies and funds. Her children help sort donations and fill the backpacks.

Again this year, Scotiabank has helped fund the project.

Donors may drop off school supplies and backpacks at Muzart Music and Art School, 225 The East Mall (across from Cloverdale Mall): Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays from 2 to 7 p.m. Drop offs may also be made at Wool Gathering, 12 Advance Rd. just east of Kipling Avenue Wednesdays to Fridays from 6 to 8 p.m., Saturdays from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. or by appointment by calling 647-785-5394.

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Project construction behind schedule due to long winter >>>from page 1 ing new trees and other plantings.

While the splash pad was originally slated to open this month, construction on the project – like so many others across the city – was postponed due to this year’s extended winter, McLaughlin said.

“We’re a month delayed on our construction season for all of our outdoor projects, because the winter was so long and the frost was so deep in the ground,” he said.

“In other years, we’ve been able to start in April, but we weren’t able this year to get started on a lot of our projects until well into May, which has caused a lot of pent-up demand on projects for our contractors.”

Nevertheless, the McLaughlin assured that a contractor has now been awarded the Martingrove Gardens splash pad project and the real shovels are set to break ground by Aug. 8.

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her three-year-old daughter Alianna were among several local residents on hand at Thursday morning’s groundbreaking who said they’re anxiously awaiting the day they’ll get to try out the new splash pad – even if they have to wait till next summer to enjoy it.

“I’m excited for it. It should be really nice,” said Latchford, while pushing Alianna on the swings. “We’re here at the park three or four times a week, and it’s nice because it brings a lot of the parents together. I know a lot of parents because of this park, because we all just kind of gather here and all of our kids are around the same age. A new splash pad will bring even more.”

W h i l e L i n d s a y L u by lamented that local kids like Alianna won’t be able to cool down in the splash pad this summer, she said she’s looking forward to its grand opening next summer.

“I’m glad to see that parks in Toronto are being regenerated, because many of them

– particularly in Etobicoke – we’ve let them slide,” she said, noting that in relatively stable Ward 4, Section 37 funding for such projects is limited by a lack of development.

“What I was able to do here (with the splash pad) was basically gather bits and pieces of Section 37 funding that had been left over from other projects and put it all into this project. I’m excited for it to open.”

The new splash pad isn’t the first revitalization project to be undertaken in Martingrove Gardens Park.

Back in 2012, the replacement of park’s aging playground equipment was featured on the TVO show Giver. Much of the funding for that new equipment was raised by EMBRACE (Essential Ma i n t e n a n c e Br i n g i n g Revitalization All Can Enjoy) Martingrove Gardens Park, a group founded by local mothers.

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A City of Toronto rendering shows plans for the new $500,000 splash pad set to break ground at Martingrove Gardens Park in early August. Once complete, the project will mark Ward 4’s first and only splash pad.

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Dino-themed playground at The Elms Park to be featured on TVOKids series Giver next spring TAMARA SHEPHARD tshephard@insidetoronto.com A stegosaurus and tyrannosaurus rex are coming to Rexdale.

Well, not an actual stegosaurus and T-rex. Those real-life dinosaurs last walked the Earth during the late Jurassic and late Cretaceous periods, some 150-million and 65-million years ago, respectively.

This stegosaurus is a green-andyellow climber and the T-rex is a double slide in the newly opened T-rex playground in The Elms Park at the end of Bergamot Avenue east of Islington Avenue.

The dino-themed playground is the latest build of Giver, a TVOKids TV series that makes 10 to 13 playgrounds across Ontario each season.

The show profiles six kids, ages six to 12, who design, then work with community volunteers and show host Michael Lagimodiere, and in this case City of Toronto parks staff, to build a playground with a theme in three days.

Rennata Lopez, Giver’s producer, said the T-Rex playground will be the sixth episode of Giver’s third season airing next spring.

“The community has been gung-ho. It’s a good story and a good location,” Lopez said July 25 as she produced the on-site filming armed with a mic to communicate with her Giver colleagues. children-led concept “It’s kid-led from the (playground) concept to the ribbon cutting,” Lopez said. “There is a lot of learning in the process. The kids are very attached to the playground; it’s theirs. We’re literally showing kids that they can make a difference.”

The not-yet-built playground was bustling with activity Friday as com-

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The T-Rex Playground opened in The Elms Park Sunday. Above, Jean Wood, who led the community initiative, tries out the stegosaurus climber with her grandchildren (from the left, bottom) Alison, Erica, Greg and Ryan.

Below, Mayor Rob Ford greets residents at the grand opening event.

munity and Tangerine volunteers got to work alongside the six chosen Giver kids and city parks employees operating heavy equipment, including a Bobcat and a bulldozer.

“It’s a good opportunity because there was nothing here to do other than listen to the annoying airplane noise,” said Shrithicka Vilvarajah, 9, who suggested the playground’s T-Rex-shaped slide.

Paul D’Agostino, 10, helped design the dinosaur running course. “It’s an amazing opportunity. There will be a pretty nice park right beside where I live.”

TVOKids is Hillary Pendenque’s favourite TV channel. “It’s a great opportunity for other kids to have a brand-new playground,” said the seven-year-old.

Giver production company, Toronto-based Sinking Ship Entertainment, joined forces with Tangerine Bank on the build an estimated value of $40,000. The community raised $2,000 toward the project, which also received a $5,000 donation from area Councillor Doug Ford.

Norfield Crescent resident Jean

funding.

She did. They declined.

Woods formed The Friends of The Elms Park, a committee that also includes Santogrossi, Rita Mastrogiovanni, Elizabeth Gibson, Wendy Bhagoutie, Joseph McMackin and Woods’ husband, Doug.

Undeterred, last summer after she saw playground improvements at Martingrove Gardens Park, she took up the gauntlet again. Woods reconnected with Richardson.

Doug Bennet, Richardson’s colleague and business development manager in the city parks partnership development unit, had another idea.

He approached Sinking Ship Entertainment.

They were in.

“The city’s partnership development unit has grown with increasing interest on the part of community groups to advocate and fundraise for parks and recreation projects,” Bennet explained.

“Our role at the unit is to be the matchmaker – to match funding organizations with community groups on (city) approved projects.

Most of our work is done outside the regular city budget; work that is not budgeted for, but that is worthwhile.” auditions

Woods is the driving force behind the T-rex playground.

The Elms Parks boasted one newer slide alongside a decadesold slide and swing set that “hasn’t changed in 40 years,” Woods thought to herself four years ago when she would frequent the tired playground with her granddaughter, Erica, 2, and her friend Elaine Santogrossi, and her grandson, Christian, then

also two.

So the grandmother took action.

Woods connected with Bob Richardson, manager of the city’s parks, forestry and recreation division’s partnership development office. Richardson came to Woods’ home and advised her to gather neighbours’ signatures on a petition and approach big corporations for

Earlier this year, Sinking Ship hosted a design day in the community that attracted more than 30 kids, who auditioned to be on the show.

“It has been a lot of fun and gratifying. The community has been awesome in its support,” Woods said in an interview. “It’s great for the neighbourhood; not only the Elms community, but kids who live in the nearby apartment buildings and townhouses. They need a place to play, too.”

At the playground build Friday, Woods watched as the six Giver kids donned their yellow hard hats and tool belts to join in the build.

“What an awesome experience for these kids. This is something they’ll never forget.”

Hannah Secord, nine, agreed.

“It’s not every day you get to tell your friends, ‘I helped build a park and I get to be on TV.’”

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From now until Sept. 8, donations made at these stores will go directly to these local organizations to help send students back to school with the essential school supplies.

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The event will feature John Cruickshank, publisher of the Toronto Star and president of Star Media Group, Rachel Parent, member of the United Nations Youth Leaders Education program and founder of Kids Right to Know, Margot Taylor, director for Functional Neuroimaging and Diagnostic Imaging at The Hospital for Sick Children, and Choir! Choir! Choir!, a no-commitment choir based in Toronto, co-founded by Nobu Adilman and Daveed Goldman.

The event takes place at the Royal Conservatory of Music’s Koerner Hall.

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In fact, the five-year-old beauty queen sashayed away from the July 7 pageant at the Woodbine Centre with not only the title in her age group, but also with a tiara, sash and an armload of trophies.

“She got best dress, most photogenic and best overall, winning for her age group,” said Tattianna’s still-surprised mom, Collene Happi. “My cousin signed her up as a joke.

We were walking through the mall one day and she saw the flyer and she told me to sign Tattianna up. I said ‘Oh no, I don’t have enough time’ because it was only, like, two weeks before the pageant. But, as a joke, I said ‘OK fine, we’ll sign her up.’”

The rest, as they say, is history.

With Tattianna’s win at the Fantasy Fair Carousel Pageant, which acted as the Toronto regionals for the Miss All Canadian Pageant, she has now advanced to the 28th anniversary International Grand Finals in St. Catharines, Ont., over the Aug. 23 to 24 weekend, just a little more than a week before entering Grade 1 at Elmlea Junior School, where she’ll study in the French Immersion program.

Founded by Joanne Margaret 28 years ago in Niagara Falls, the Miss All Canadian Pageant is an Etobicoke-based organization committed to hosting “natural pageants” all over the country.

What that means, Margaret said, is that while her young contestants are more than welcome to “dress up like a princess” and wear a bit of makeup, “the end result should be you looking your age and looking natural.”

“We’re nothing like the pageants you see on TV, where it’s all drama and makeup.

Our judges and talent agents don’t like all the makeup and

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Tattianna Happi, 5, holds her trophy after winning the Miss All Canadian Fantasy Fair Carousel Pageant this month at Woodbine Centre.

seeing the kids overdone on stage – they like the kids being natural,” she said, noting the pageant does not encourage little ones to wear things like false eyelashes, flips, artificial nails, spray tans, eyebrow waxing or heels.

“When you see commercials on TV, you don’t see a six-yearold child wearing makeup and false eye lashes. It sends the wrong message. So we tell parents to bring their kids to the pageant maybe how they’d bring them to a family wedding – you might put a little lip gloss on your eight-year-old daughter so she feels like a big girl and you might do her hair a bit, but she’s still going to look like a little girl.”

For Tattianna, who Margaret described as a ‘cutie pie’, get-

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We’re nothing like the pageants you see on TV, where it’s all drama and makeup...(Our judges) like the kids being natural.

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ting to compete at the Miss All Canadian International Grand Finals – in which she’ll showcase her talents and strut her stuff in a formal wear, sportswear, Western wear and costume events, just to name a few – also means getting the chance to be scouted by talent agents and the possibility of winning a year-long modeling contract.

“She’s all excited because she likes doing all that stuff,” Happi said of her ‘naturally charismatic’ daughter.

“She wants to be a model because she likes to get made up and have her picture taken and all that. She also wants to do TV, and she has a real natural ability for it – she’s very outspoken, very friendly and she makes friends really easily.”

As for her future in pageants, Happi said she’ll support Tattianna as long as they continues to make her happy.

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Lakeshore Mardi Gras WHEN: today, tomorrow and Monday at noon WHERE: Colonel Samuel Smith Park, 3145 Lake Shore Blvd. W. CONTACT: Ruth Smitheram, 416-912-6254, lakeshoremardigras. ca, lakeshoremardigras@gmail.com COST: Free This yearly event features live music on the main stage while a children’s zone provides activities to keep the little ones engaged. Midway games, street entertainers and food. Visit website for details Maple Leaf/Swansea Legion Dance – Branch 266/46 WHEN: 6:30 p.m. WHERE: Royal Canadian Legion, Branch 266/46, 3591 Dundas St. W. CONTACT: 416760-9190 COST: $10 Little Peter & The Elegants perform.

Dance starts at 8 p.m.; food available for purchase prior to dance at a cost of $10. Choice of steak, chicken or pork chops.

Romeo and Juliet WHEN: tonight and tomorrow, 7 p.m.

WHERE: Montgomery’s Inn Museum, 4709 Dundas St. W. CONTACT: 416209-2026 COST: Pay-what-you-can; $20 donation recommended Humber River Shakespeare brings its travelling production of Romeo and Juliet to Montgomery’s Inn.

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New Members – The Harmony Singers WHEN: 7:30 to 9:45 p.m. WHERE: Martin Grove United Church, 75 Pergola Rd. CONTACT: Harvey Patterson, 416-239-5821, www.harmonysingers.ca, theharmonysingers@ca.inter.net COST: Membership fees apply A three-part women’s chorus, has openings for new members for its 50th anniversary season. Rehearsals begin tonight leading up to the Christmas concert. Membership fees apply.

Stonegate Summer Sizzler Celebration WHEN: 5 to 7 p.m. WHERE: Christ Church St. James Anglican Church, 194 Park Lawn Rd. CONTACT: CarolAnne Foty, stonegateministryoffice@ rogers.com COST: Free Free hamburgers, roasted potatoes, ice cream cones, balloons, live music and activities for children, including face painting.

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WHEN: 2 p.m. WHERE: Brentwood Library, 36 Brentwood Rd. N. CONTACT: Todd Buhrows, 416-394-5247, tbuhrows@torontopubliclibrary.ca COST: Free It’s man versus machinery in this Stanley Kubrick film. From prehistoric man’s struggle to cope with a hostile environment, to the interplanetary voyage to Jupiter, the film is a eloquent statement on man’s endless quest to master his fate. First come, first seated.

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In this sequel to 2001: A Space Odyssey, a joint American-Soviet expedition is sent to Jupiter to discover what went wrong with the U.S.S. Discovery against a backdrop of growing global tensions. First come, first seated.

Chair Yoga WHEN: noon WHERE: Franklin Horner Community Centre, 432 Horner Ave. CONTACT: 416-2526822 COST: Call for cost Learn simple and effective yoga poses and stretches – while seated – to maintain good health.

Check out our complete online community calendar by visiting www.citycentremirror.com. Read weeks of listings from your neighbourhood as well as events from across Toronto.

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Pitch Perfect WHEN: 3 to 5 p.m. WHERE: Richview library, 1806 Islington Ave CONTACT: 416-394-5120 COST: Free Screening of the film, Pitch Perfect.

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JerkFest WHEN: 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. today and tomorrow WHERE: Centennial Park, 256 Centennial Park Rd., at the base of ski hills CONTACT: jerkfestival.ca COST: Free Two-day festival features food, music, vendors, activities and draws for prizes.

Mrs. Karen’s Summer Reading Club Surprise WHEN: 2 to 3 p.m. WHERE: Richview Library, 1806 Islington Ave CONTACT: Kara or Karen, 416-3945120 COST: Free Mrs. Karen has a surprise in store, but you’ll have to come in to find out what it is. For children ages six and up. Tickets available at the second floor information.

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2010: The Year We Made Contact (A Celebration of Space Film Festival) WHEN: 2 p.m. WHERE: Brentwood library, 36 Brentwood Rd. N. CONTACT: Todd Buhrows, 416-394-5247, tbuhrows@torontopubliclibrary.ca COST: Free

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Police filmed reenactment at the West Mall apartment where Morin lived >>>from page 1 on her favourite peach bathing suit and red canvas shoes before saying goodbye to her mother at around 11 a.m. on her way down to the lobby to meet a friend.

The pair was supposed to then head to the apartment building’s outdoor pool for a morning of swimming, but Nicole never arrived, Det.Sgt. Madelaine Tretter of 22 Division told members of the media at a press conference Wednesday morning.

“Tragically, Nicole was abducted on her way to the meeting and was never seen again,” she said, noting that Nicole’s last known movements have now been documented in a re-enactment video, released by police on at Wednesday’s #FindNicole social media campaign launch.

Filmed back at 627 The West Mall by police and Crime Stoppers just last week, police hope the onem i n u t e Yo u Tu b e v i d e o – together with a new

#FindNicole Facebook page and Twitter hashtag – will be able to accomplish what “the most intensive police search for a missing person in the history of the Toronto Police Service” was unable to back in 1985 – produce a lead that will end the decades-long mystery of Morin’s disappearance.

“Over 15,000 hours were put into the investigation between the date of (Morin’s) abduction and January of the following year. Over 900 community members joined the search for Nicole, yet no trace of her was ever found,” Tretter said.

“The search for Nicole involved the creation of a task force in 1985 with a total of 20 members – that task force conducted a co-ordinated search of Etobicoke involving community members using cars, horses, aircraft, dogs and all-terrain vehicles. Despite their best efforts, no trace of Nicole has ever been found.”

Fast forward 29 years, and

police hope the new social media tools now available to them will help them get Morin’s story out to more people, Tretter said.

When it comes to solving historical cases such as Morin’s, Toronto Crime St o p p e r s c o - o rd i n a t o r Chris Scherk said there are a number of avenues investigators can explore, but reaching out to potential witnesses and assuring them their anonymity is key.

“There’s a number of ways historical crime is solved.

Witnesses may remember something they saw that can assist investigators, but also, criminals talk. They brag and they confess,” he said.

“So my belief is that someone out there may know what happened to Nicole Morin in 1985 and for whatever reason feels like they can’t come forward. With Crime Stoppers, you can.”

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South Etobicoke man faces nine charges in child porn case Police have released the name, photo and online aliases of a 57-year-old south Etobicoke man who was arrested and charged with nine child-pornography-related offences last Wednesday following a six-month police investigation.

At a media briefing Monday morning, Det.-Const. Scott McQuoid of the Toronto Police Sex Crimes Child Exploitation Section confirmed that police executed a warrant on Wednesday, July 23 at a home in the Lake Shore Boulevard West area of 22 Division in south Etobicoke, where it is alleged that the accused was responsible for luring a child over the Internet.

“This man was posing as a teenage girl and he was reaching out to other teenage girls,” McQuoid told reporters, noting the man is also accused of making, accessing, possessing and making available child pornography over the Internet.

James “Jim” Vanderberg, 57, of Toronto, is charged with: five counts of making child pornography; possession of child pornogra-

James “Jim” Vanderberg, 57, faces nine charges in a child pornography investigation in Toronto.

phy; accessing child pornography; making available child pornography; and luring a child under 16 years.

He appeared in court the day of his arrest. McQuoid said police believe there may be other victims, and so have also released the user names and email addresses Vanderberg is alleged to have used.

They include: - Abigail Davies; abbydavies429@ gmail.com - Danica Pines: danicapines@ gmail.com - Maria Moon: zippym97@gmail. com - Natasha Z: natashamoo97@ gmail.com , - Jim Victorry: jvictorry@gmail. com - Ashton Gomes: ashtongomes98@ gmail.com “He used these emails addresses to pose as a little girl and to reach out to other teenage girls,” McQuoid said, declining to answer questions regarding the specifics of the luring charge against Vanderberg.

“What I can say is he was using social media, so any children using social media through the Internet on their computer should be monitored by their parents and their parents should have at least a knowledge of who it is they’re speaking to...”

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Catch 22 seeks John Findlay This week’s Catch 22 most wanted is 52-year-old John Findlay.

Findlay is wanted by police in south Etobicoke’s 22 Division on charges of assault and failure to comply with probation.

Anyone who sees Findlay is urged to call 911, while anyone with information about his whereabouts is asked to call 22 Division at 416-8082200 or Crime Stoppers at 416-222TIPS (8477).

Catch 22 is a successful police program at 22 Division that publishes the name, picture and alleged crime of one of south Etobicoke’s most wanted.

Police in 22 Division are looking for John Findlay.

That information is then broadcast over both traditional and new medias each week.

Woman killed by Brampton bus A 30-year-old north Etobicoke woman was killed Monday when she was struck by a bus while attempting to cross Finch Avenue West on foot.

Const. Clint Stibbe of Toronto Police Traffic Services said the accident occurred at 5:53 a.m.

The pedestrian, he noted, was headed northbound across Finch Avenue West from the southeast corner at Humberline Drive, when she was struck by a Brampton

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Transit bus making a left-hand turn onto Finch from southbound Humberline.

“As the vehicle made the turn, it struck the pedestrian,” he said.

“As a result, she was pronounced dead on the scene as a result of fatal injuries.”

The name of the victim has not been released. No charges have been laid against the driver of the bus, as police continue to investigate the collision.

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By the NUMBERS $1.44b Total budget for TO2015 Pan Am / Parapan Am Games. O f that , $ 674 million is for new infrastructure.

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Games’ impact on traffic difficult to predict: city transportation officials RAHUL GUPTA rgupta@insidetoronto.com

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hough planning and infrastructure builds are well underway for the 2015 Toronto Pan Am / Parapan Am Games, the city’s transportation officials have outstanding questions as to how traffic will be managed during the event.

The largest-ever multisport undertaking for the Toronto region, the Games are projected to cost $2.5 billion, of which the province has budgeted between $75 million to $90 million for transportation management, to ensure 7,700 athletes and coaches, plus some 1.4 million spectators get to their venues on time.

Eight new Games venues are located in Toronto, including an athletes village, aquatics centre and an athletic stadium to be located at York University. The Pan Am coverage zone extends from north of Toronto south to St. Catharines.

With a year to go, finalizing traffic concerns now would seem a welcome cushion for the province which has had to deal with more pressing issues such as venue construction delays and the removal of Ian Troop as Games CEO in 2013, replaced

by Saad Rafi.

In February, the province released a preliminary plan for managing Games traffic following almost two years of consultations between provincial and municipal agencies including the Ministry of Transportation

(MOT), Metrolinx, Toronto, they may walk.” the TTC as well as the Games’ Buckley, who – last week Integrated Security Unit.

– introduced the city’s By establishing upgraded traffic control reserved lanes and centre intended to encouraging use of modernize citynon-automobile wide monitortravel options, ing of traffic the province incidents, said the city is in believes it constant diacan reduce existing traflogue with Pan fic levels by 20 Am officials in per cent. regards to the But how plan. much of a traf“It’s coming fic impact the along quickly and we’re going to Games will have on local TERESA MARANDO have to start traffic patterns director of transportation doing things remains to be now,” he said. planning, Pan Am / seen.

Perhaps the Parapan Am Games p l a n’s c h i e f “That’s sort of the feature is the unknown when you do big establishment of a Games events that are say, anomaRoute Network (GRN) along lies,” said Stephen Buckley, dedicated HOV lanes found the city’s director of transon 400-series highways, Lake portation planning.

Shore Boulevard and other “We don’t know where major arterials that span 150 people are staying, we don’t kilometres in the Greater know what venues they’re Toronto Area alone.

Dedicated route networks attending. We don’t know where they’re coming from,” are now a must for internahe said. tional sporting events and “They may come by train, the GRN will be restricted to they may come in carpools, athletes and personnel and

WHAT WOULD YOU LIKE TO KNOW? IS THERE SOMETHING IN PARTICULAR you’d like to know, as to how you or your community may be affected by the Games? Let us know and we’ll try to get answers for you in a future story.

Email us at etg@insidetoronto.com Artist renderings of the Toronto Pan Am Sports Centre/COURTESY PAN AM

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We want to be cognizant that it’s going to be busy and we need to co-ordinate our efforts to make sure we’re not doing something to make it more difficult for each other.

– Teresa Marando, on the need for co-operation between the province and municipalities in managing transportation issues

attendees during the Pan Am Games, running from July 10 to 26, and the Parapan American Games that go from Aug. 7 to 15, 2015.

They will also be open for use by carpoolers, buses, emergency vehicles and accredited media.

Enforcement will be largely on a volunteer basis.

TRANSPORTATION INFRASTRUCTURE The Games will also see the debut of transportation infrastructure such as the Union-Pearson Express air rail link. Infrastructure improvements at Union Station and on Queens Quay are also continuing.

“For almost every venue we have road access, transit access, there’s a GO station or connection nearby,” said Teresa Marando, director of transportation planning for the Pan Am / Parapan Am Games.

Marando, an MOT official, said the province had already consulted with municipalities about deferring maintenance work and halting the granting of construction permits during the Games to

-reduce congestion.

“We want to be cognizant that it’s going to be busy and we need to co-ordinate our efforts to make sure we’re not doing something to make it more difficult for each other,” she said.

When it comes to co-ordinating transit, the TTC and the city have to work together to deal with traffic issues such delivery trucks and illegally parked cars blocking busy streetcar routes, said TTC CEO Andy Byford.

“It’s got to be a joint team effort with the city to once and for all create clear ways for our vehicles to get through, and that can only to be to the benefit of Toronto ultimately,” said Byford following last week’s TTC board meeting.

The T TC is about to appoint a Pan Am Games co-ordinator who will “obsess about the detail” of its transportation planning, Byford said.

“We still have a year to go,” he said. “The key for us is to get into the micro-detail of making sure THERE’S MORE! Go online to read more Pan Am Games stories from across the city at bit.ly/1Agn5R0

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The number of athletes expected for combined Pan Am/Parapan Am from the Americas and Caribbean.

That number jumps to more than 10,000 when coaches and team officials are added.

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Amount of metric tonnes of sand that will be brought in to create an urban beach at Chevrolet Beach Volleyball Centre 200 Princes’ Blvd., which is built as a temporary venue.

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The number of events, from archery to wrestling, held during the Pan Am Games.

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The number of venues to be used for the Games.

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The number of events, from archery to wheelchair basketball, held during the Parapan Am Games.

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The number of municipalities in Southern Ontario, mostly in the Greater Toronto Area, that will host events.

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The number of athletic facilities being upgraded in order to host events.

10 The number of world-class facilities being built.

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The number of times Canada has hosted the Pan Am Games.

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Olympium upgrades nearly done as construction begins on BMX course CYNTHIA REASON creason@insidetoronto.com

While its construction was originally budgeted at just $1.547 million, Fellen explained that the project’s newly approved $4.41 million cost estimate is a result of a change in scope.

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ith less than a year to go until Toronto hosts the 2015 Pan Am Games, in Etobicoke renovations to the Olympium are winding down just as construction of a BMX course at Centennial Park is slated to ramp up.

In an interview with The Guardian, Jason Fellen, senior director of capital projects for TO2015, said the $20-million Etobicoke Olympium renos are nearly complete and that the popular facility should be fully operational again by September – just two months behind its original reopening date.

“It’s a 40-year-old facility and as with anything, if you’ve ever done a home renovation in an older home, as you get into some of the walls and into some of the piping, often you find things that weren’t expected to be there, or they’ve just started to denigrate to a level that needs to be repaired so as to make sure that it’s safe and will continue to operate for the long term,” he said.

The Olympium – a 159,339square-foot multi-sport facility that includes an Olympic-sized

pool, lesson/training pool, four dive towers, two springboards, a gymnasium and a fitness centre – is slated to act as training space for Pan Am athletes competing in swimming, water polo, diving and synchronized swimming.

Renovations and upgrades to the Olympium were slated to include: a new roof and new lobby; the installation of a state-of-the-art Myrtha Pools system; an upgrade to the existing dive towers to meet current Federation International de Natation (FINA) standards; the replacement of the pool filtration system and the current timing and scoring booth; a new fire alarm system; and heating, ventilation and air conditioning improvements.

At Centennial Park, meanwhile, Fellen said the contract was recently awarded for the Pan Am BMX Centre and construction on the project – which will include a combination of dirt, asphalt, concrete and retaining walls – is slated to begin

PERMANENT LEGACY

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The above rendering depicts what the new and improved Etobicoke Olympium lobby will look like once its $20 million in renovations are complete in September.

“right away”.

“We want to take advantage of summer weather conditions...and the longer days to get this project moving forward and wrapped up before winter conditions set in,” he said, noting the project is expected to be complete by late fall.

Designed to meet International

Cycling Union (UCI) certification standards, the $4.41-million Pan Am BMX Centre will consist of a “compact closed loop design” forming a circuit about 400 metres long, and with both an eight-metre-high starting ramp for competition use and a five-metre starting ramp to accommodate amateur riders.

“BMX was originally slated as a temporary facility located in the parking lot at Ontario Place, so ($1.547 million) was going to be likely sufficient for that kind of application, but...there have been a fair number of changes. We wanted to create a more of a permanent legacy BMX facility that can be enjoyed well beyond the Games...so the project was relocated into Centennial Park to a permanent venue where it can serve both our Games and the longterm needs of the community.”

Other improvements to Centennial Park include the replacement of its existing running track, which will serve as a training and warmup venue for athletics events during the Games. Fellen said work on the track will begin “very shortly” and is due to wrap up by late fall.

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In recent years, distracted driving – including any activity which distracts one’s attention from the road – is on the rise.

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rahul gupta TO in TRANSIT The replacement buses are running along Spadina in two sections: north between Spadina Station and Baldwin Street, and south between Sullivan Street to Queens Quay.

There is no service between Baldwin and Sullivan.

A transfer will be needed to traverse both sections of Spadina. Alternatively the TTC suggests riders make use of the 511 Bathurst line to travel north or south,

TTC makes changes to VIDEO ENCOURAGES buses CYCLING wreplacement wWALKING, The TTC has announced some adjustments to replacement bus service while track work continues at the intersection of Dundas Street West and Spadina Avenue.

The intersection, which was closed off to all traffic as of Monday, has impacted most notably the 510 Spadina route, which has replaced regular north-south streetcar service with buses.

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The Toronto Centre for Active Transportation (TCAT) has released a new video as part of a 12-part web series encouraging people to make more use of cycling and walking to get around.

It’s Your Move spotlights notable individuals around the Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area (GTHA) who regularly use and promote active transportation options.

A 2012 report by the Toronto Board of Health found active transportation drastically reduced blood pressure and the chance of stroke among other benefits.

View the video series at www.itsyourmove.tcat.ca CLOSURES WEBSITE revamped wROAD

With major construction work such as Gardiner Expressway and Lake Shore Boulevard road repairs underway, the city has revamped its online presentation of construction notifications.

A revamped website www. toronto.ca/roadclosures has been online for some weeks now and attempts to make clear when long term construction projects scheduled for main roadways are set to begin and end.

A longer list of planned work is also available via the city’s Transportation Services at www.toronto.ca/transportation Rahul Gupta is The Guardian’s transit reporter. His column appears every Thursday. Find him on Twitter: @TOinTRANSIT

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Bloordale’s Propeller Coffee supports Cycle Toronto with sale of Contraflow blend

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So it made sense when supporter Sweet Pete’s Bike Shop connected Cycle Toronto with Propeller Coffee, the environmentally conscious roaster that just opened a Bloordale roastery and cafe which offers ‘Contraflow,’ a new seasonal coffee blend.

Proceeds from Contraflow sales will go toward supporting Cycle Toronto’s bike advocacy work.

Propeller Coffee’s model, ‘coffee for the social good,’ jived with Cycle Toronto’s values, said its executive director Jared Kolb, such as the power of grassroots community organizing to effect change; Propeller’s roaster uses as much as 85 per cent less gas than a traditional roaster while relying on Bullfrog Power for all its electricity and natural gas needs. It also uses Autoshare instead of delivery vans.

“This is a really great partnership with them. It’s a really exciting initiative,” said Kolb, who first joined Cycle Toronto in 2010 as a volunteer, f o l l ow e d b y director of membership

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Purchasing Contraflow will enable Cycle Toronto members and cyclists across Toronto to help fund cycling advocacy, Kolb said. Cycle Toronto relies on four staff members and 10 part-time staff as well as 200 active volunteers.

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Sales of Contraflow coincided with the recent opening of Propeller Coffee, its cafe at 50 Wade Ave., in the Bloor Street West and Lansdowne Avenue area.

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Gratitude Bag drive to benefit the Daily Bread Food Bank JOANNA LAVOIE jlavoie@insidetoronto.com Grant Gordon has come up with an innovative way to help keep the shelves of the Daily Bread Food Bank stocked year round.

It’s called Gratitude Bag, a volunteer-based, doorto-door food drive.

Basically, volunteers leave a reusable, red canvas bag at the door of the homes in a selected area.

Residents fill up the bag with non-perishable food and leave it on the doorstep before dinner.

Sometime after 6 p.m., volunteers pick up the bags filled with food and deliver them to the Daily Bread Food Bank.

“Our goal is to attack hunger,” said Trevor Watt, a 23-year-old Beach resident who is serving as the program’s director of daily operations alongside downtown east resident Mackenzie Gilmore.

“We’ve seen some terrific results so far.”

In 2013, Gordon and his team did a small but successful pilot project in the Riverdale area and have done several more since, each time figuring out what works and what doesn’t.

In June, Gratitude Bag held its first large-scale food drive involving 5,000 homes in Riverdale and the Pocket. In the end, 30 volunteers collected 6.1 tonnes of food for the Daily Bread Food Bank. “(Gratitude Bag) really works well. People are so, so generous, especially if you make it easy for them.

Everyone’s heart is in the right place,” said Grant, who was able to get great deals on the 7,500 gratitude bags as well as the printing of the program’s flyers.

“It j u s t b l ow s m y mind.”

Gordon said he came up with the concept for Gratitude Bag after chatting with a friend

who works at the food bank about how the shelves are full during the Thanksgiving and Christmas seasons, but they’re almost empty during the summer months.

“If people don’t think about going to the food bank (in the summer), we’ll bring the food bank to their door,” said Gordon, who has lived in Riverdale for close to 20 years, “Unfortunately, come summer time, the hunger problem isn’t top of mind for people.”

Gail Nyberg, executive director of the Daily Bread Food Bank, said the need is still there as much as ever even when it’s hot outside.

“Summer can be a hard time for food banks and the people they serve.

Donations slow down, but the need doesn’t,” she wrote in a recent email to The Guardian.

“We have thousands of people across the city who rely on Daily Bread Food Bank as much during the summer as they do during the winter. Hunger doesn’t take a holiday.”

Gratitude Bag is aiming to fill that gap.

This summer, teams of volunteers have been holding smaller mid-week food drives each week.

“Even with few people home during the summer, we’re still getting great participation,” said Grant, noting on average people contribute 10 to 12 nonperishables per Gratitude Bag. The effort is expected to ramp up again once people are back to school in the fall.

“Our goal is to do another major run in the fall,” said Watt, who along with Grant hopes the program will expand to other neighbourhoods and communities in the months to come.

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LAKESHORE MUSIC FEST: The Wordman of Alcatraz, Michael Bennett, strums his ukulele on the steps of the old post office building during the Lakeshore Music Festival Saturday evening with events taking place at different venues and on the street.

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The Toronto Central Community Care Access Centre (CCAC) has a team of specialized Mental Health and Addiction Nurses who work in Toronto schools, supporting students, parents and staff who are in need of education, advice and consultation on mental health issues.

Whether your younger child is returning to elementary school, or your teen is in the last year of high school, there are some general things that they can do to make the trip back to school less stressful. Following are some tips from Toronto Central CCAC about how to help children deal with the stress of returning to school: • Sleep – Sleep is one of the most important factors in a child’s mental health and well-being. Before Labour Day rolls around encourage your child to get a full night’s sleep so that she feels rested and ready to address the day.

A minimum of eight hours is recommended for children and teens, who sometimes may require more. Start your

child’s sleeping schedule a couple of weeks before school starts so that they’re well prepared and well-rested for the first day back.

• Talk – Does your child seem anxious? Has their behavior changed, are they acting out or withdrawing from you as the first day of school approaches? They may be experiencing stress related to school’s return and may not know how to articulate their anxiety to you. Open the lines of communication and start a discussion with them about returning to school.

Ask them how they feel, what’s on their minds, and what some of their fears or concerns may be. By being available and acknowledging their feelings, you will be one step closer to helping them manage their return to school.

• Eat – You are what you eat and so are our kids. A wellbalanced diet that is low in refined sugars and processed foods is the best bet for a child who may be prone to stress. Be sure to support your child in eating fresh fruits and vegetables as well as proteins that will allow them to feel both energized and healthier. A healthy

body will support a healthy mind and will, in many cases, reduce anxiety.

• Think – Mindfulness is a skill that even the young can follow. In an age where attention spans are even more limited due to the constant distractions provided by technology, teaching a child to turn off the devices and to practice basic mindfulness techniques can greatly help those who are suffering from anxiety.

• Do – Are you concerned that your child needs additional mental health support, beyond what you can provide?

There are many options and resources available to you that can help to determine your child’s specific needs.

Do some research and reach out for support – there’s help available to you. For local, community-based support in your area, log on to www. torontocentralhealthline.ca.

For more information about Toronto Central Community Care Access Centre’s Mental Health and Addiction programs in schools, visit www. healthcareathome.ca or call 416-506-9888.

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Young entrepreneurs move to their own beat MIKE ADLER madler@insidetoronto.com Danielle Knoll and Vital, two young musical performers schooled inside a former convent in Scarborough, know an opportunity when they see one.

Their business cards – covered with addresses usable for bookings and social media platform pages – bear this out, as did their polished performances in front of Toronto journalists Monday at Coalition Music.

Knoll, 21, and Vital, 19, whose real name is Hiruy Girmay, were both quick to get photos of themselves with Toronto Mayor Rob Ford, who was visiting the incubator of musical talent in the Wexford Heights area to launch the city’s participation in Starter Company, a provincial grant program for young entrepreneurs.

Young recording artists are “no dif-

ferent than any traditional business that is getting started,” said Coalition co-founder Eric Lawrence who, along with partner Rob Lanni, transformed the one-time religious building four years ago into a studio space where, each year, “up to 80 businesses are registered.”

The City of Toronto’s Enterprise Toronto service will work with Coalition and other incubators on Starter Company, which could give 45 entrepreneurs 18 and 29 advice on starting a business from mentors, and then grants of up to $5,000.

It’s the latest thing the city is doing to help young people get jobs and start careers, said Michael Thompson, Toronto’s economic development chair for the past four years.

“If you succeed today, we all succeed tomorrow,” he said from the stage at the press conference, adding it’s important for the municipal government “to do all we can.”

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Whether the city is doing all it can is debatable, considering Toronto’s 18.1-per cent rate of youth unemployment, but Thompson said city hall has managed to take 30,000 residents off the social assistance roll, “an amazing feat,” during this term, and is spending more on the arts per person than ever.

IDEAS RECREATED Toronto’s business improvement areas and its Fashion Incubator are ideas so successful they’re being copied in other cities around the world, added the Scarborough Centre councillor.

“We’re exporting a lot of things that we do because we’re doing it

extremely well.”

Ford, who has been hammered by one of his opponents, Olivia Chow, on the issue of youth unemployment since returning to the mayoral race a month ago, said Starter Company and the Ontario Youth Jobs Strategy will fill an essential role.

Youth need all the support they can get in finding and creating work for themselves, the mayor said.

“As a small-business man myself, I understand the challenges,” Ford added, pointing out nearly half of new enterprises do not last five years.

Vital, who lives in Pickering but attended Wexford Collegiate School for the Arts, got the audience clapping Monday with his track, Tokyo, for which he recently shot a video in Japan. He’s now pushing through social media to get Tokyo some radio play while working on his second album.

He joined Coalition’s Artist

Entrepreneur Program in 2012 said besides helping him with creative matters, it gave him business skills he was lacking, such as budgeting and setting personal goals.

Knoll, whose song, This War, got a “wow” from Thompson, was in the Coalition program last year and said it helped her grow at a time, she said, when “you don’t really know what you’re supposed to be doing; you just love doing it.”

The Richmond Hill resident, “trying to get my name out there,” is moving to downtown Toronto this week, and just released a first album.

Besides Starter Company, the city also takes applications for Summer Company, grants of up to $3,000 for high school and university students who want to start businesses over the summer.

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Improve your investment property to maximize value Those who have already invested in real estate know how difficult it can be to maintain a property much less improve it, which should be high on an investor’s priority list. But improving a property does not have to involve a complete overhaul or any other dramatic changes. In fact, there are several simple ways investors can improve their real estate investments and improve their chances of turning a large profit when they decide to sell a property.

Hire a property management firm Some real estate investors, especially those new to the business who just purchased an investment and have little money to spare, shy away from hiring a property management firm. But such a company is worth the expense for investors with little time or knowhow with regard to fixing a home. A property management firm will ensure the building is kept in shape, and depending on your agreement with the company, may even take care of cleaning vacant apartments, readying them for showing and renting them to new tenants. Perhaps the biggest advantage to working with an effec-

tive property management firm is the likelihood that they will turn over the vacant apartment quickly, ensuring you aren’t losing money when tenants move out.

Carefully vet prospective tenants One of the easiest ways a property can fall into disrepair is to allow bad tenants to move into the building. It’s understandable that investors want to get a building or house occupied as quickly as possible so they can use tenants’ rents to pay for the property. But bad tenants can cause damage to the property, and their behavior might encourage reliable fellow tenants to find a new living situation. When looking to fill a vacancy, establish a minimum income requirement for prospective tenants and ask applicants to produce proof of income and references from past landlords. This increases the chances you will find a respectful tenant who’s fully capable of paying their rent on time.

Work quickly Few people want to rent forever, so expect significant turnover, especially

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Upgrade appliances Renters are just as likely to fall in love with curb appeal as buyers are.

While there may not be a yard to entice renters if you purchased an apartment complex, curb appeal can apply to an apartment’s interior. One of the more notable eye-catchers to prospective

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Gorgeous custom built bungalow with over 5000 sq. ft. of living space. Vaulted ceilings, open concept layout, luxury appointments, professionally finished basement, walkout to spectacular fully fenced backyard resort style retreat, 20x40 salt water pool, patio, 3 car garage, fabulous curb appeal only $1,429,000!!

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Private luxury residence, spectacular totally renovated by designer Bruce Budway. Approximately 1500 sq ft, 2+1 bedroom, gorgeous kitchen, custom cabinetry, quartz counters, premium B/I stainless steel appliances, 2 full baths, heated floors, upgraded fixtures, master suite, parking locker & 24 hr concierge. Steps to shops, restaurants + amenities for $1,100,000!!

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Family room & den, 2nd floor laundry, finished basement with separate entrance, quality craftsmanship throughout, thousands spent must be seen for $1,100,000

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Fabulous South Thornhill, prestigious location amongst multi-million dollar homes, two 44’x297’ lots, can purchase both or separate, gorgeous lots with majestic trees. Steps to schools, synagogues, churches, TTC + all conveniences for $799,000 or with permit, ready to go for $849,000!!

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Fabulous Long Branch area, beautifully finished custom Asbury Victoria built 3 bedroom detached home, imported quality finishes and fine craftsmanship from top to bottom. Great south Etobicoke location close to all conveniences for only $898,000!!

SPECTACULAR 4 BEDROOM 2 STOREY

Double door entry, soaring 18 ft ceilings in foyer, thousands spent on upgrades, open concept layout, crown mouldings, gleaming hardwood floors, main floor den + family room, custom kitchen granite countertop, breakfast bar, W/O to patio, master bedroom retreat with ensuite + W/I closet, ensuites in all bedrooms, stunning curb appeal, pattern concrete drive + patio, professionally landscaped. This is the home of your dreams! Simply must be seen, only $949,900

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3 fabulous acres, stunning detached 2 storey home, family size kitchen, granite countertop, plank flooring, charm + character, crown mouldings, double garage plus barn, 3 stalls, 2 paddocks, & hay elevator. Great location, save big! Board your own horses, only $850,000!!

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Beautiful, spacious, and situated on a large private lot with gorgeous backyard retreat. Large family-sized kitchen, hardwood floors throughout main floor & upper hallway, gorgeous trim work. Step outside to a summer oasis featuring inground pool, large wood deck, professionally landscaped grounds & cedar cabana. 6 car tandem garage is ideal for a workshop or storing all your toys! Amazing property.

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Situated on a premium 53 ft lot fabulously landscaped with in-ground pool, ideal retreat, 4+1 bedrooms, open concept living + dining room, professionally finished basement, thousands spent on upgrades, double garage, high demand neighbourhood for only $899,900!!

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Stunningly renovated from top to bottom with the finest finishes! Approx 3000 sq ft, grand 4 bdrm 2 storey on approx 1.25 acre lot. Amazing Gourmet kitchen w/ granite countertops and high-end appliances, beautiful hand-scraped hardwood flrs, spacious master retreat w/ spa-like ensuite, sprawling property w/pond & picturesque views, a must see for $1,099,000!!

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Beautiful and spacious 4 bedroom home in Woodbridge, impeccably well maintained! Approx.

3000 sq ft of living space, large foyer with open centre staircase, large master with 5 piece ensuite, gleaming hardwood throughout, fireplace in main floor and basement, main floor laundry, separate entrance to finished basement, landscaped lot, interlock drive and many extras for only $769,900!!

HEART OF YORKVILLE

Chic and sophisticated New York style Loft, Exclusive Boutique Building, luxury 2 bedroom, Soaring 17 ft ceiling, open concept living area, granite countertop, stainless steel appliances, 2 balconies, parking, step to Yorkville shops, cafes, restaurants, and subway. Only $509,900!!

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BAYVIEW & WELLINGTON!!

Beautiful open concept, 4 bdrm on a quiet cres, gourmet kitchen w/breakfast area and walkout to amazing deck and gazebo, 9’ ceilings and hardwood floors, main flr family rm w/ gorgeous stone fireplace, spacious master bdrm w/4pc ensuite, main flr laundry, finished basement. Nicely landscaped private retreat and many extras.

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Wonderful high demand neighbourhood, immaculate ranch style bungalow 65 x 122 ft lot, gleaming hardwood floor, open concept layout, updated kitchen, finished basement, gorgeous landscaped lot, huge deck, garage, long drive, close to school, park + amenities. Amazing value!!

Sold in 1Wk for 122% of Asking!!!

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Gorgeous & new ‘Very Boutique Condo’, spacious & bright 2+1 bedroom corner suite overlooking ravine. Approx. 1000 sq. ft. of luxury living featuring 9’ ceilings, rich hardwood floors, beautiful trim work, premium kitchen w/granite counters, upgraded stainless steel appliances, master bedroom w/ensuite & huge W/I closet, granite counters in bathrooms, large west-facing balcony w/gas BBQ hook-up.

Amazing opportunity for $489,900!!

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Detached 3+1 bedroom, double door entry, open concept living + dining room, separate entrance to finished basement in-law suite, open concept layout. Situated on a spacious lot, garage parking for 7 cars. Steps to transit, shopping, school, and amenities.

Sold in 1wk for 105% of Asking!!

STEPS TO LAKE

Gorgeous renovated 3 bedroom 2 storey in South Etobicoke, high demand neighbourhood “Beaches West”, open concept living + dining room, fabulous modern kitchen, main floor sunroom, hardwood floor, walkout to huge deck, large fencedin backyard. Amazing location close to amenities, park, walking trails, transit, plus more!

Sold in 1wk for 107% of Asking!!

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Charming detached home must be seen, professionally finished from top to bottom.

Modern kitchen, gleaming hardwood flrs, crown moulding, finished basement rec., 2 bathrooms,andmanyextrasforonly$399,900!!

ST CLAIR & RUNNYMEDE 2 properties side by side in fabulous neighbourhood,ideal opportunity for renovator, investor, or builder. 3 bedroom 2 storey homes, amazing value at only $399,900 each, plus possible assembly with corner property. Spectacular opportunity!!

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The Heart of Richmond Hill! Well maintained building and grounds, very bright and spacious 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom unit W/ master ensuite & walkout from sunken living room to over-sized balcony, use of ‘Club 66’ recreation centre, steps to Yonge St, transit, & Hillcrest mall. Amazing value for only $349,900!!

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Beautiful split 2 bedroom condo, large open concept living + dining room, W/O to balcony, southwest exposure, modern kitchen with stainless steel appliances, great complex close to all conveniences plus fabulous resort like amenities for only $334,900!!

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Must be at least 21 years of age, have a valid A,B,C,D,E,F, or full G licence, and be proficient in english.

Articles Wanted

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25 years experience.

Richard & Janet 416-431-7180 416-566-7373

45 MACHINE OPERATOR jobs in ConcordDay/Afternoon/Night Shifts $11.50-15.00/hr Also: Forklift, CNC & Production Positions Send your resume, or drop by the office between 9am-2:30pm Monday-Friday.

HCR Personnel Solutions Inc. 19 Four Seasons Place, Toronto, ON M9B 6E7 (Burnhamthorpe & East Mall) T:416-622-1427 F:416-622-7258 E: recruiting@hcr.ca www.hcr.ca

Seasonal Employment

Stair & Railing Mfg. is looking for a

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Seasonal Employment

Royal Woodbine Golf Club Hiring Immediately Full Time Seasonal. Daily Shifts starting at 6AM Manual Labour & Machinery Operations.

Send Resume to: turf@royalwoodbine.com Fax:416-674-4546

Insurance

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All shapes & Colours Available.

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Condos for Rent

Condos for Rent

Please email resume to: shurd@monaco-group.ca or call 416 675 6767 ext 4031 to apply.

Domestic Help Available

Articles Wanted

Tax/Financial

Legal Services

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CENTRAL STAMP AND COIN

5324 DUNDAS ST W 416-755-9349 LOCATED BETWEEN KIPLING & HWY427

YOUR LOCAL STORE...Actually PAYS YOU MORE

General Help

Cemetery Plots

E X P E R I ENCED CLEANER- Day & Night Shift Must be reliable & take pride in your work. $14/hr +benefits. Email mtdenniscleaner@ gmail.com

4 CEMETERY plots at Glendale Memorial Gardens. Selling below current prices. All transfer costs/ taxes included.

416-741-1564

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Administration

Full-time Executive Bookkeeper and Accounts Payable Person

A/P, HST, Payroll, T4’s, Word, Excel, financial reports. New Home industry experience an asset.

Please email resume to: rita@ highcastlehomes.com

Technical/ Skilled Trades

HIRING 90+ FULL-TIME POSITIONS 60 G Class Drivers

Paying $16.50/hr Must have experience Driving Cube Vans, Courier Vans / etc.

Must have a good Drivers Abstract Full-time with Health Benefits • Reach Operators • Dock Stalkers • Walkie Operators Paying $14.50/hr Must have experience in a warehouse Must have valid Forklift License Full-time with Health Benefits Location of work is Concord & Etobicoke Both Days & Afternoons available Must pass a Criminal & Credit Check Apply Tuesday - Friday from 8am to 4pm 7050 Weston Road, Suite 104 (Corner of Steeles & Weston) Tel. 905-264-7111 151 City Centre Drive, Suite 700 (across from Square One Mall) Tel. 905-277-4455

Houses for Rent

Houses for Rent

KIPLING/ WEST HUMBER, 3 bedroom bungalow, finished basement, double garage, 4 appliances, Ac, no pets.$1750 + utilities. Available September 1st. 416-929-2243.

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Technical/ Skilled Trades

35 Forklift Operators

Articles for Sale (Misc.)

WAREHOUSE STAFF

JEWELRY, COINS ALL GOLD & SILVER

You paid how much!?

General Help

to pick and place parts and work the front counter serving drivers.

No experience necessary, but general warehouse or automotive experience would be an asset. Starting hourly wage between $11 and $12, depending on experience and qualifications.

CASH PAID FOR

ANTIQUES

& Collectibles Wanted

General Help

A busy warehouse distributor of automotive parts, located in Etobicoke, needs

HAPPY MAIDS, offers complete cleaning of houses, apartments and condos. 647-995-0639, Jola.

Articles Wanted

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Adjustments: Every effort is made to ensure the accuracy of your ad. Please check your ad on the first insertion. For multiple insertions of the same ad, credit will be made only for the first insertion. Credit given for errors in connection with production on ads is limited to the printed space involved. Cancellations must be made by 2 p.m. one business day prior to publication date. Cancellations must be made by telephone. Do not fax or e-mail cancellations.

Plumbing Legals

Plumbing

Legals

NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND OTHERS All persons and creditors having claims against the Estate of JONGSIK CHOI, late of the City of Etobicoke, in the Province of Ontario, who died on or about the 8th day of September, 2013, are hereby notified to file same, duly verified, with the undersigned Solicitor for the Estate, on or before the 28th day of August, 2014, after which date the Estate will be distributed having regard only to claims of which notice has been received.

DATED at the City of Mississauga, in the Province of Ontario, this 22nd day of July, 2014.

Eunice Kim, Barrister and Solicitor 130 Dundas Street East, Suite 205 Mississauga Ontario L5A 3V8 Solicitor for the Estate

PLUGGED OR SLOW RUNNING

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SAVE

50

$

JOBS OVER $500

Flat rate up front pricing

Quality & Precision Work.

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Eliminate Bugs- Guaranteed. No Mess, Odorless, Long Lasting. Available at Ace Hardware & The Home Depot.

Masonry & Concrete

diversions

Brick, blocks, stonework, chimney’s, tuck pointing, porches, flagstone, window sills.

All masonry work.

For free estimates call Roman 416-684-4324 www.fadom constructioninc. com

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Home Renovations BUILDER/ GENERAL CONTRACTORS LIC# T85-4420956 RESIDENTIAL/ COMMERCIAL. Complete Restoration.

Finished Basements.

Painting. Bathrooms. Ceramic Tiles. Flat Roofs.

Leaking Basements.

Brick/ Chimney Repairs.

House Additions 905-764-6667, 416-823-5120 CEILINGS repaired.

Spray textures, plaster designs, stucco, drywall, paint. We fix them all! www.mrstucco.ca 416-242-8863

Building Equipment/ Materials STEEL BUILDI N G S / M E T AL BUILDINGS UP TO 60% OFF! 30x40, 40x60, 50x80, 60x100, 80x100 sell for balance owed!

Call: 1-800-457-2206 www.crownsteel buildings.ca

Waste Removal

Handy Person

Flooring & Carpeting

PETER’S DEPENDABLE JUNK REMOVAL From home or business, including furniture/ appliances, construction waste.

Quick & careful!

A RELIABLE HANDYMAN Cabinetry, Plumbing, Electrical, Countertops, Painting, General Repairs, Honest, Reliable, Great Rates.

20 Years Experience Rick 416-707-4693

NESO FLOORING Carpet installation starting from $1.19/ sq.ft.

Hardwood, laminate at low prices.

27 yrs experience.

Free Estimates.

Best Price!

647-400-8198

416-677-3818 Rock Bottom Rates!

DRYWALL- PAINTING Tiles- Carpentry- 25 yrs experience.

Repairs, Small Jobs & Renovations Mark 416-937-0693

Decks & Fences Plumbing

EMERGENCY? Clogged drain, camera inspection Leaky pipes Reasonable price, 25 years experience Licensed/ Insured credit card accepted Free estimate James Chen 647-519-9506

RAY PLUMBING Service Repair/ replacement, faucets, sinks, toilets, drains, main valve, leaky pipes, drain cleaning. Licensed and insured.

24/7.

416-876-6679

0 ALL DECKS built in 1 day. Highest quality.

Lowest Prices! Free design and estimates. Call Mike 416-738-7752 www.griffindecks.ca ALPINE DECK DECKS, DECKS Seasonal Specials!

25 years experience.

Reliable family business.

Free Estimates Photos, references. www.alpinedeck.com 416-716-4688

Landscaping, Lawn Care, Supplies Lawn & Garden Tree trimming, etc.

Residential/ Commercial Great rates Cyril 416-740-3221 or 416-835-4161

Dating Services ARE YOU TIRED of being single and alone? Time to give Misty River Introductions a call. 17 years experience as m a t c h m a k e r s (416) 777-6302, www.mistyriverin tros.com

Appliance Repairs/ Installation Professional Repairs of all brands of: Refrigeration, Stoves, Dishwashers, Washers, Dryers, Air Conditioning, & Heating.

Free Estimates.

Warranty, Credit cards accepted.

Seniors discount.

416-616-0388

YOUR Weekly Crossword

Painting & Decorating

APARTMENTS FOR RENT

0 0 0 Painting, Refinishing Kitchen Cabinet, plaster, drywall, repair.

Years experience, quality work,affordable price, free-estimate.

416-831-8489 ABSOLUTELY AMAZING painters at bargain prices! Summer special $100/ room.

Quick, clean, reliable. Free estimates! Second-To-None Painting 905-265-7738/ 1-866-325-7359

Garage Sales

Luxury Living,

Amazing Amenities OPEN HOUSE DAILY ◆ Large 1, 2 , 3 and Penthouse Suites ◆ Hardwood floors ◆ 5 appliances in select suites ◆ Air conditioning ◆ All utilities included! ◆ Beautiful landscaped grounds ◆ Concierge, indoor pool, whirlpool, sauna, fitness facility, tennis courts, social rooms, on-site convenience store ◆ Spectacular city and lake views, close to shopping, transit, major highways and the airport

1.888.551.6424

KIPLING/EGLINTON 53 Widdicombe Hill Blvd.

Proudly managed by Realstar

www.widdicombeplace.ca

YARD SALE Sat., August 2nd 8am-12pm

3 blocks south of Lakeshore Blvd. on Fifth Street Follow signs

Airport/Blvd located, 1 bedroom independent basement apartment with Separate entrance.

Rogers internet, cable, hydro car parking all inclusive $750 per month.

Available from Sep 1st, Call 905-460-5073 or 647-853-0445

Furniture, clothes, books, more.

GARAGE SALE Sunday & Monday August 3rd & 4th 8am-4pm 6 Genthorn Ave. (off Kipling) Collectibles, storage units, suitcases, art, jewellery, books, household items.

Rain or Shine!

Post your job openings here.

KIDRON VALLEY/ Kipling.

1 bedroom basement apt with private entrance. No smoking. No pets. Available immediately.

416-741-0474

LAKESHORE/ 40TH- 1 bedroom on second floor. New kitchen, marble counter top.

Quiet neighborhood. $985.00 +hydro. Includes parking. Contact Helen at 416-253-6012

EXECUTIVE APTS- Islington/ 401.

Large clean 1 & 3 bedroom apartments in building.

Available Call Superintendent August 1st.

647-449-9630.

BROWNSLINE/ HORNER Big beautiful bachelor apartment in plaza. Bus stop. Clean, quiet. $700.

Mature person. Available immediately.

416-520-7723

Call 1-800

743-3353

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or Email

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Sudoku (moderate)

How to do it: Fill in the grid so that every row, every column, and every 3 by 3 box contains the digits 1 through 9.

last week’s answers

HOT TUB (SPA) COVERS. Best Price, Best Quality. All Shapes & Colors Available. Call 1-866-652-6837 www.thecoverguy.com/ newspaper

Vehicles Wanted/Wrecking

w See answers to this week’s

puzzles in next Thursday’s edition

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Articles for Sale

painting & decorating

• FIREPLACE REPAIRS & REMODELING • CERTIFIED CHIMNEY SWEEP

FIVE GENERATIONS OF SERVICE

(416) 247-3337

2011 Lawrence Avenue West www.TOWNSHENDCHIMNEYS.com

eavestroughs 416-878-4731 EAVESTROUGH BY DESIGN We Accept Intallment Payments Professional Installation Seniors Discount EAVESTROUGH • SIDING

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BRILLIANT STROKES 25 Years Painting & Decoration Experience • Quality Work • Reasonable Pricing

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plumbing BaySprings Plumbing Ltd. SERVICING ALL YOUR PLUMBING NEEDS

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electrical

10% SENIORS DISCOUNT

Burton Electric Inc.

Metro Lic. #P20212 - Fully Insured

416 419-1772

✔ Knob and tube replacement ✔ Service upgrades ✔ Aluminum wire reconditioning ✔ Breakers/Panels ✔ Electrical Home Inspections ✔ Pot Lights ✔ FREE ESTIMATES Master Electrician * License # 7001220 * Insured www.burtonelectric.ca mark.burton@burtonelectric.ca

CROATIAN ELECTRIC

ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS

(416) 234-9006

(DAVID) M.J. Yelavich & Sons, Etobicoke, Ontario

24 HOUR SERVICE Metro Licence #: 7000356

EXPERT ELECTRIC ALL ELECTRICAL JOBS, SMALL OR LARGE. LICENSED, INSURED, FREE ESTIMATES

Jack 416-236-7071 Based in Etobicoke, Serving all GTA for 20 years All Work Guaranteed! ECRA/ESA Lic 7001515

landscaping, lawn care, supplies

THE LAWN KING Lawn & Garden Maintenance Spring Clean Ups Lawn Fertilization Lawn Mowing Hedge & Shrub Trimming, etc. www.thelawnking.com

416-577-8444

416-427-0955 FREE ESTIMATES

24/7 No Extra Charges for Evenings, Weekends or Holidays

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• licensed • honest • reliable • local • experienced • insured • quality workmanship • seniors discount • references

P 100% SATISFACTION GUARANTEE e 416-997-3063 t www.plumbersdirect.ca e Financing Available r: (Met Lic #P20579)

waterproofing KING SWAY

ANIMAL REPAIRS

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$ Low Cost Repairs $ Low Cost Repairs $

THE ORIGINAL & FAMILY OWNED SINCE 1925

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Over 50 years of combined experience

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Eaves cleaning only $29.95

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Free estimates ~ Seniors discount ~ Licensed & insured

• Shingles • Flat • Eavestrough Free Estimates Over 17 years experience WSIB • Fully Insured Lic# B22561

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J.E. O’Farrell

ROOFING LTD. Est. 1947 Licensed & Insured

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to Roofs, Chimney & Eves FREE Estimates

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CANADIAN

ROOF

MASTERS

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