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TAMARA SHEPHARD tshephard@insidetoronto.com Jean Miso practises honour and remembrance daily. Honouring Canadian soldiers’ duty to protect peace and democracy in our nation and abroad. Remembering the sacrifices

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MEMORIES OF WARTIME: ‘We stand by our flag’ is the name of the The Great War Commemorative Display being held at the Lambton House, 4066 Old Dundas St., until mid-December. Here, Heritage York members Joy Cohnstaedt (left) shows medals that once belonged to William Carnie (her aunt’s father), and Margo Duncan displays medals belonging to George Findlay Walmsley (her grandfather). See these and other historical items as part of the exhibit on Sundays from noon to 4 p.m. Call 416-767-5472 or visit lambtonhouse.org

Melony Warner can’t help but sing the praises of Youth Without Shelter (YWS) – the Etobicoke youth shelter is, after all, where the talented 22-year-old vocalist has finally found her home for the holidays.

It was about six months ago that Warner, a Monsignor Fraser College student and aspiring social worker, landed at YWS with no where else to turn. Under YWS’s roof, she not only found the safe haven she needed, but also the second home she’d always wanted. “It’s really beautiful here. I get a lot of help, I’m meeting new people every day, and the staff is amazing. If I have a bad day, they sit down with me and >>>shelter, page 10

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Kids with illnesses gifted toy shopping spree Starlight Children’s Foundation and Toys “R” Us continue 16-year partnership TAMARA SHEPHARD tshephard@insidetoronto.com It wasn’t yet dawn when Stephanie Clayton, 12, tore through the Toys “R” Us store at Sherway Gardens recently, a gaggle of photographers, videographers and reporters racing to keep up with her. Toys “R” Us “personal shopper” employees helped the excited tween load up her cart with skateboards, purple and lime green, a Wii platform and games – even a Nerf Rebelle, a kid-sized bow with purple arrows. “It’s pretty cool. I was so excited. You just run for it,” said Stephanie, still buzzing with adrenaline at the checkout. Stephanie was one of four young girls treated to a three-minute toy dash by non-profit Starlight Children’s Foundation Canada. Starlight lifts the spirits of seriously ill children and their families in-hospital through donations of flat-screen TVs, Wii consoles and games and DVDs, as well as toys, tablets, playrooms and parties. Children out-of-hospital and their families receive “escapes” and “wishes” to make special memories at concerts, movie screenings, harbour cruises,

holiday parties, picnics, sporting events and at other attractions. “Special events like the 3-Minute Dash provide Starlight children with a chance to create much-needed positive memories away from the hospital, treatments and therapies,” Starlight executive director Brian Bringolf said in a statement. Toys “R” Us Sherway Gardens’ store donated the toys as part of Toys “R” Us Canada’s 16-year partnership with Starlight. Stephanie has intestinal failure and chronic pain. Currently, the Leslieville girl is well, her condition well-managed, reported her mom, Denise Clayton. But that wasn’t always the case. “Stephanie has spent most of her life in hospital; Christmas holidays, birthdays. But for the past two years, she has been better,” Clayton said. “She’s spunky, determined. She’s a really great kid.” Stephanie’s toy haul would not have been possible without Colena Johnson, 14. Starlight officials chose the Caledon, Ont. teen for the threeminute dash in a random draw as part of a nationwide contest held earlier this month.

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Daniella Altieri, 10, of Oshawa, Ont. joined her. Each snagged as many toys as she could in three minutes to a maximum value of $1,000. “Everyone deserves this opportu-

nity,” said Colena, who is giving all her toys – mostly Lego and crafts – to The Labbatt Family Heart Centre in SickKids Hospital. “I don’t need anything. Everyone in that hospital needs to have something to do.” Colena was diagnosed with Hypoplastic Left Heart Syndrome (HLHS) at birth. The condition is a complex heart defect where the left side of the heart does not form. It is the most-common severe congenital heart defect, accounting for 3.8 per cent of all congenital heart defects, SickKids Hospital reported. Little Jazzmyn has had four openheart surgeries in her young four years. One surgery implanted a mitral valve to relieve her complex congenital heart defect. She will be on anticoagulants to prevent blood clots for the rest of her life. Jazzmyn tightly clutched her purple Share Care Bear alongside her older sister, Tia, seven. Her cart was also loaded with Barbies. “This is amazing. It’s so exciting, I have to catch my breath,” said Jazzmyn’s mom, Michelle Hauth. “To Jazzmyn, coming to Toronto means going to the hospital. Now times spent in Toronto will be happy, as well. We’re so fortunate, so grateful.”

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Order poinsettias and help local charities Decorate your home with poinsettias this holiday season and help Humber Valley United Church support local charities. The church women are selling poinsettias in four-, five-, six-, eight- or 10-inch pots, or a small poinsettia in a planter filled with tropical plants. Red, white, pink and burgundy, as well as tri-colour available for the large 10-inch pots. Reasonable prices include

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fter recent events in Quebec and Ottawa saw the killing of two Canadian military personnel, and an attack on Parliament Hill, it is important to remember that soldiers continue to serve our country every day – both at home and abroad. Torontonians went to the polls Oct. 27 to elect a mayor and city councillors who will govern our city for the next four years. With Remembrance Day taking place this Tuesday it’s beholden to Torontonians to remember what those who serve this country are fighting for – the right for democracy allowing every single one of us to vote for our elected officials, and to stand up for what we believe in as a country, province and city. This sentiment has been said before, perhaps every Remembrance Day, and in the pages of this newspaper – but with the recent election and a federal election in 2015, it is a sentiment worth repeating. our view Voter turnout increased for the 2014 municipal election – Use your right more than 60 per cent of those to be involved eligible cast their ballots – and is something we should strive and be heard to do each and every election. Engagement pays respect to those who fought for our right to engage in politics. But once you’ve cast your vote – whether you liked the outcome or not – it is not time to stand still. Your vote continues, your opinion continues, and your ability to impact policy and decisions continues. If all you do is cast a ballot but do little else over the next four years, then it was all for naught. Participate in town halls, call your councillor, join a residents’ or community association and let your voice be heard. With each military mission Canada has engaged in – including the most recent one against ISIS – our country offers up its military family to fight for freedom. Not just ours, but the freedom of other countries and innocent people. Voting is a sometimes dangerous endeavor in many countries. For us it is simple: go to a polling station and participate. No worry, no danger. We owe it to every soldier who fought for our freedom to remain engaged in the political future of our country, province and our city.

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Tory must get his executive committee right

t is a quiet time at Toronto City Hall this week. With the new council weeks away, radio silence seems to be the watchword. In at least the first part of the week, Tory took some time off to recharge after a long campaign. If councillors have heard from him or his team about their roles in the new administration, they’re not talking about it. The mayor-elect did tell a local radio show that he would hope to noticeably improve traffic congestion by early 2015. But he’s going to have to deal with another congestion issue a little bit sooner than that: namely, deciding the shape of his executive committee. Case Ootes, who’s heading up Tory’s transition team, wouldn’t speculate on how that committee would find its shape, but he did acknowledge that

david nickle the city the committee would be no good if its members didn’t help Tory implement his agenda. Getting this one right is crucial. The question is, what kind of ‘right’ is right for John Tory? When Ootes helped Rob Ford make an executive committee four years ago, the two came up with a membership that was entirely suburban, mostly male and of a single mind politically. Councillors from the former City of Toronto and most of the women on council were on the outside. That composition suited the Ford administration as he wasn’t elected on a mandate of conciliation, and a divided council suited his style. Tory’s playing a differ-

ent game. He’s billed himself as a city-healer. If that promise is going to bear fruit, he’s going to have to reach across the aisle. Not altogether, of course: if reliable city hall conservatives like Denzil Minnan-Wong don’t find a place on Tory’s executive, then the city is truly out of joint. And it is unlikely that just-as-reliable progressives like Gord Perks would be either eager to participate or welcome on a Tory executive committee. But there are plenty of voices who have spent time on the outside this past term that might find a seat inside on this one. Ward 15’s Josh Colle, Ward 22’s Josh Matlow, Ward 27’s Kristyn Wong-Tam all sit at various removes from Tory’s fiscally conservative, socially liberal realm of politics. Shelley Carroll from Ward 33 is

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The question is, what kind of ‘right’ is right for John Tory?

like many of Tory’s supporters, a card-carrying Liberal but over the past four years a persistent opponent of the Ford agenda. Will Ootes recommend councillors like these to round out the committee and extend Tory’s reach? Or will he, and Tory, pick a more consistent core of supporters? It might be a good survival strategy to hunker down. But there is a difference between survival and success – and we will see in the coming weeks whether Tory and his team know what that is. David Nickle is The Guardian’s city hall reporter. His column appears Thursdays. him on Twitter: @ DavidNickle

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See chrysanthemums in annual display Ta k e i n Ce n t e n n i a l Pa r k Conservatory’s Chrysanthemum show. Friends of the Conservatory will be featuring Alice’s homemade apple pie at the show on Sunday, Nov. 9 from 1 to 4 p.m. at the conservatory, 151 Elmcrest Rd., west of Renforth Road. Unusual Chrysanthemum varieties will be showcased in the show at the conservatory through the end of November. Spend an autumn afternoon with friends at Etobicoke’s hidden gem. Call 416 233-5775. Bloordale church hosts concert Hear selections from The Great American Songbook this Saturday night. Bass baritone Michael Downie, jazz singer Sandi Maxwell and a jazz trio perform Saturday, Nov. 8 at 7:30 p.m. at Bloordale United Church, 4258 Bloor St. W. Doors open at 6:45 p.m. Wheelchair accessible, refreshments, free parking. Tickets are $25. Call Nancy at 416-620-5377 or

Toronto Public Library to present puppet shows featuring wellloved fairytales retold with a twist. Come out to Mimico Centennial Library, 47 Station Rd., on Saturday, Nov. 8 at noon to 1 p.m.. Go to New Toronto Library, 110 Eleventh St. to catch the show the same day from 2 to 3 p.m. Call 416-201-7093.

ensemble in a variety of music on Saturday, Nov. 8 from 7:30 to 9 p.m. at Islington United Church, 25 Burnhamthorpe Rd. west of Islington Avenue. Poetry and prose will also read to remember lives lost. Tickets: $20 (adults); $10 (students); children younger than 10 free. Tickets at the door. Call 416-621-3656.

take a tango at the assembly hall Take an Argentine Tango class for all ages presented by Tango Soul on Saturday, Nov. 8 from 3 to 4 p.m. at The Assembly Hall, 1 Col. Samuel Smith Dr. at Kipling Avenue. No experience required. Classes are $20 per person. To register or for more, visit www.tangosoul.ca or call 647203-9829.

remembrance event takes place sunday Remember the fallen at the Ukrainian Canadian Memorial Park. The remembrance event takes place Sunday, Nov. 9 at 1:30 p.m. with veteran and vanguard marching band procession from St. Demetrius Church, 135 LaRose Ave. to the cenotaph at memorial park on Scarlett Road north of Eglinton Avenue West. A memorial service commences at 2 p.m. with a male choir and wreath laying.

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the great wars remembered in concert Hear the Etobicoke Youth Band Wind Ensemble commemorate the First World War and Second World War in music. Les Dobbin directs the

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“ The more people trained, the greater the chance of keeping a person who is experiencing cardiac arrest alive until an ambulance arrives,” says Andrew Lotto, Manager, Resuscitation, Hear t and Stroke Foundation of Ontario. Through a consistent commitment to innovation, Mercedes-Benz has introduced many sophisticated safety and assistance systems that prevent accidents and allow valued customers to effectively negotiate a variety of challenging situations. “We are extremely proud to help contribute to safer roads, and it is this dedication to safety that compelled us to partner with the Heart and Stroke Foundation. The statistics are staggering and speak for themselves. CPR training saves lives, and we are proud to offer the opportunity to learn this crucial skill in our dealerships,” says Jens Israng, (former) Vice President and Head of Toronto Retail Operations. Mercedes-Benz Toronto Corporate

Mercedes-Benz Etobicoke invites you to learn CPR training on November 9.

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With less daylight hours, cyclists, drivers and pedestrians asked to watch out for one another CYNTHIA REASON creason@insidetoronto.com

noting that November typically sees an increase anywhere from 30 to 70 per cent in the number of road An eye-catching ad campaign collisions. recently relaunched by the city is “The challenge is that you basireminding drivers, pedestrians and cally have folks going to work and cyclists to take more heed of one school at dawn in the dark, and another – especially after the clocks coming home from work and school have turned back. at dusk in the dark during this time The “Stay Alert – Stay Safe” camof year. So our goal here is to raise paign, which will see its series of awareness of all road users about the three posters appear on the sides challenges of this time of year.” of buses and in transit shelters and In addition to reduced daylight other TTC locations hours, other possible from now until at contributing factors to the increase in least the end of ..in October and seasonal collisions, November, features black-and-white November, we usually Buckley said, are painted faces, with the number of rainy have a spike above days we get this time the eyes in each poster focused on a average for pedestrian of year, coupled with pedestrian, a cyclist, added bulk of collisions – and every the or a vehicle. heavier, darker, time there’s a collision, hooded clothing “Your eyes are drawn to the fact there’s a chance of people tend to wear more frequently as that we want folks fatality. the mercury drops to be on the look– Stephen Buckley, City of – both of which out this time of Toronto Transportation Services year,” said Stephen lead to decreased general manager Buckley, the city’s visibility. general manager of To pedestrians, Transportation Services. “We want especially those in dark clothing, this campaign to be multi-modal Buckley advises that you should in focus – to have drivers looking always assume drivers don’t see out for pedestrians and cyclists, you. pedestrians looking out for cyclists “Be extra cautious and try to make and vehicles, and cyclists looking eye contact with drivers before stepout for vehicles and pedestrians. ping off the curb,” he said. That is the intent with these three “The other thing I see this time images.” of year that’s becoming particuThe fact that this year’s road safety larly problematic is folks literally ad campaign is once again being running into intersections during rolled out in the fall, Buckley added, countdowns. You need to always is no coincidence. The city, he said, remember that you may not be vissees a spike in collisions every year ible to drivers.” around this time, when the days get The city also advises pedestrians shorter and Daylight Savings Time to always cross the street at traffic signals, intersections and crosssees the clocks roll back. “The one thing that has shown walks; look both ways and wait for up consistently year after year is vehicles to stop before crossing; that, in October and November, remain aware of traffic until you we usually have a spike above averfinish crossing; never talk on the age for pedestrian collisions – and phone or text while crossing; and every time there’s a collision, there’s to always consider wearing brighter a chance of fatality,” Buckley said, clothing if it is an option.

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Above, pedestrians cross the street at Bloor Street West and Royal York Road. Below, one of the city’s new ads for the Stay Alert, Stay Safe campaign.

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Drivers, meanwhile, are strongly urged to take caution and remain vigilant at all times; to be on the lookout for cyclists and pedestrians; to always yield to pedestrians at crosswalks; and to put away all hand-held devices to avoid distraction. As to the latter point, the province of Ontario recently introduced stiffer

legislation that, if passed, could see fines for distracted driving increase from a current range of $60 to $500, to a range of $300 to $1,000 – plus three demerit points upon conviction. And lastly, Buckley urges cyclists to do anything and everything possible to make themselves more visible.

“For cyclists, they should have working lights on the front and back of their bicycles while riding,” he advised. “And also, anything they can do in terms of wearing reflective gear is helpful.”

For more tips about road safety for pedestrians, cyclists and drivers, go to www.toronto.ca/stayalert

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Shelter also seeks volunteers, donations for Christmas baskets >>>from page 1 make sure everything is alright and that I have everything I need – food, clothes, everything. There’s nothing that you lack for in here,” she said over breakfast at the shelter recently. “It’s a second home for me, because a home is place where you feel safe; a place where you can be yourself; a place where you can communicate with others and feel like you belong. So, yes, it feels like home to me here. It feels like home, sweet home...I’m looking forward to (spending the holidays here).” For Warner and the 49 other youth who will call YWS their home this Christmas, however, the holiday season can often be one full of mixed emotions, explained Wendy Horton, YWS’s executive director. “The holidays are a time when you see reflected everywhere family and togetherness, and it’s a time that makes it glaringly apparent to our youth that they’re missing all that; that they’re spending their holidays by themselves in a shelter with no family around. So it can be a very depressing time,” she said. “But on the flip side of that, the community and our supporters really rally at Christmastime. Companies and churches and organizations come in and do special dinners and bring in gifts for the youth – and like any other kids, the youth get all excited and it makes a huge difference. When those special things happen, it really turns things around and the youth realize, ‘you know, I may be in a shelter, but there are still people who care about me.’” To help shine the light on the issue of youth homelessness and to make the holidays special for their youth residents this year, YWS is now set to host its second annual A Home for the Holidays breakfast later this month. An awareness-raising kickoff to the shelter’s annual holiday campaign, the event will take place on Wednesday, Nov. 19 from 7:30 to 9 a.m. at the Cineplex Odeon Theatre, 1025 The Queensway. Tickets are $15 and can be purchased

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Melony Warner, 22, helps promote the Youth Without Shelter ‘A Home for the Holidays’ fundraising breakfast event.

online at www.yws.on.ca Now in its second year, the “part-inspiration breakfast, part-fun” event is one that aims to raise awareness of the critical issue of youth homelessness. To get a sense of the essence of YWS, participants of the A Home for the Holidays event will, upon their arrival, enjoy a cold continental breakfast similar to that offered to youth at the shelter each morning, consisting of cereal, bagels, juice and coffee. Fo l l ow i n g b re a k f a s t , attendees will get the chance to have their photo taken at a Snow Globe-themed photo booth, before heading into one of the theatres to watch an inspirational documentary featuring the stories of four youth who have successfully journeyed through YWS and are now living independently, play out on the big screen. Finally, attendees will then be invited to participate in a Family Feud-style YWS Snow Globe Challenge – testing their knowledge of the myths, facts and realities of youth homelessness – hosted by celebrity emcee Ennis Esmer (of CTV’s The Listener). Margaret Bangia, one of four YWS volunteers on the event’s organizing committee

alongside Heather Esplen, Irene Kairys and Halinka Dybka, said that, in addition to helping raise awareness of a very worthy cause right here in Etobicoke, the second goal of A Home for the Holidays is to help kickstart YWS’s Holiday Campaign, seeking volunteers, and both financial and Christmas gift donations. “...We’re hoping that A Home for the Holidays will trigger in people a desire to give. Holidays are so busy, and we tend to get so caught up in all the commercial aspects and the running around and buying gifts for this person and that person, so we’re hoping to perhaps redirect some of that energy to contributing to Youth Without Shelter as one of your personal charities or a token charity for your corporation.” To those ends, opportunities will be presented at the Nov. 19 event to learn about volunteering, contributing donations and helping to create YWS’s gift baskets, which are presented to each youth resident on Christmas morning. For more information, or to purchase tickets to A Home for the Holidays, go to www. yws.on.ca

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Proceeds from Miso’s books donated to veterans’ causes >>>from page 1 keepers and veterans are woven into the very tapestry of Miso’s life. Last month, Minister of Veteran Affairs Julian Fantino presented Miso and 19 other Ontarians with commendations for their exemplary service to Canadian veterans. Fantino described commendation recipients as “... indicative of the enormous respect and gratitude shared by all Canadians for the men and women who have served in uniform.” In 2005, Miso wrote a “simple” song, We’ll Never Forget, for a Remembrance Day service at her Rathburn and Renforth roads school. The trajectory of the song’s evolution has seen Miso cross continents, interview all four of Canada’s top generals, write and self-publish two books dedicated to Canada’s military, and sing the tribute before dignitaries around the globe, including the Queen and Bishop Desmond Tutu. Miso sang We’ll Never

Forget on June 6 at the Juno Beach 70th D-Day ceremony honouring the more than 20,000 Canadians who came ashore there, nearly 600 of whom were killed. Her song is now the theme song for the Juno Beach Centre in Normandy, France: “That song has a home, and what a home,” Miso said. “It’s so unreal,” she added of the Juno Beach experience. “Behind me were Prince Charles and Camilla, the prime minister (Stephen Harper) and the Chief of the Defence Staff General Tom Lawson. “The payoff is not the money. I donate the money. It’s all the people I have had the opportunity to meet. In May, I started a book asking people I meet to sign it. It’s almost full.” Proceeds from the sale of Miso’s books have supported: 15th Battalion First World War monument on Hill 70 in France; The Royal Canadian Legion Poppy Fund; The Military Family Resource

Centre; The Juno Beach Centre and the Lt.-Col. John McCrae statue to be unveiled next May 3, an initiative of the Royal Regiment of Canadian Artillery Heritage. The Seagrams family flew Miso to Florence, Italy last weekend and invited her to sing We’ll Never Forget before an Anglican Church service of remembrance attended by 150 dignitaries from around the world, including ambassadors to Canada and England and military attachés for Canada and for Italy. “How surreal is that? I never intended the song to go beyond a Remembrance ceremony for my students,” Miso said. “Then it mushroomed into a book. Then it mushroomed into another book.” Miso visits veterans weekly and stays in touch via email. She regularly speaks at schools. A music teacher at Seneca School for children with autism and development disabilities, Miso has penned

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Minister of Veteran Affairs Julian Fantino presents Jean Miso with a commendation certificate.

and self-published two books about the Canadian Forces in the past four years. We’ll Never Forget is a 36-page, full-colour children’s book containing a photo and inspiring personal story of a Canadian peacekeeper, soldier or veteran from the Second World War to Afghanistan.

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Anieph Fitzroy Burton, 32, and Jehanneiry Beaton, 31, were arrested last Wednesday in connection to a series of breakins and sexual assaults in south Etobicoke.

of the homes – including various types of electronics, such as computers, cameras, and cellphones, as well as jewelry, money, cigarettes, and in one incident, a vehicle, which was then used to commit further break-and-enters that same evening. While Beaven-Desjardins would not go into details about how the suspect – who she said lives in 22 Division with his wife – was ultimately identified and tracked down, she said his arrest last week was the result of an “exhaustive” and “intense co-ordinated” investigation conducted by members of Toronto Sex Crimes, together with members of 22 Division and officers from Peel Region. Anieph Fitzroy Burton, 32, and Jehanneiry Beaton, 3 1 , we re a r re s t e d l a s t Wednesday. Burton is charged with 11 counts of sexual assault, sexual assault causing bodily harm, three counts of overcome resistance by choking, 16 counts of mischief, theft of a motor vehicle, four counts of assault, 46 counts of break-and-enter and commit, 10 counts of attempted break-and-enter, and three counts of break-andenter with intent. Beaton is charged with six counts of break-and-enter

commit, and break-and-enter with intent. Both appeared in court last Thursday. Since their arrest, BeavenDesjardins said numerous search warrants have been executed in connection with the investigation, “resulting in evidence supporting these occurrences.” Supt. Shaun Narine of 22 Division called the successful resolution to the case “an excellent example of the utilization of our investigative resources through the Sex Crimes Unit, and 22 investigative, as well as both internal and external resources.” “It’s been a long three years, and it was through the tenacity and vigilant work of the investigators that they were able to open a number of leads that led to this individual and has led to the successful conclusion of his arrest, apprehension and the charges being laid,” he said, also thanking residents for their tips through Crime Stoppers, Facebook and other social media outlets, and noting that, without them, “this investigation would not be at the point to where it is now.” Call police at 416-8082222, Crime Stoppers at 416-222-8477 or online at www.222tips.com with info.

Smoke detectors faulty in fatal fire: OFM Fire marshal continues to investigate cause of fire at central Etobicoke home CYNTHIA REASON creason@insidetoronto.com

The investigation into the cause of a two-alarm blaze that caused $500,000 damage to a home in central Etobicoke Sunday afternoon continues. Capt. Mike Strapko of Toronto Fire Service said 12 fire trucks and 45 firefighters responded to the call to 29 Herne Hill (in the Islington Avenue and Dundas Street West area) on Sunday, Nov. 2 at 1:08 p.m. “The family – a mom, dad and three children – had gone out just after lunch time, just after noon, to the park to get some photos, and they were notified by their alarm company that the smoke alarm was activated on their second floor,” he said, noting that Toronto fire also notified. When firefighters arrived on the scene, Strapko said they saw “a lot of fire up on the second floor.” While he noted that the blaze appears to have started somewhere in a second-floor bedroom above the home’s garage, the cause of the fire is still under investigation by the

The Ontario Fire Marshal’s investigation this week into a two-alarm blaze over the weekend that claimed the lives of an elderly Etobicoke couple has concluded that the home’s hardwired smoke detector malfunctioned during the fire. “Hardwired smoke alarm did not operate in fatal #Etobicoke fire due to an electrical failure caused by the fire,” Ontario Fire Marshal Ted Wieclawek tweeted late Tuesday afternoon.

Capt. Mike Strapko of Toronto Fire Services said 12 fire trucks and 45 firefighters responded to the blaze at a semi-detached home at 11 Abigail Place (near Martin Grove Road and Hwy. 401) on Sunday, Nov. 2 at around 3:20 a.m. Once inside the home, Strapko said firefighters located the elderly couple who lived there – an 80-yearold man and his 76-year-old wife – in two separate bedrooms. “Both were vitals signs absent, and they were both pronounced dead on the scene,” he said. Strapko said on Monday that the

area of origin and cause of the fire were still unknown, as the investigation by the fire marshal and Toronto police continued. Having now determined that the smoke alarm failed due to electrical issues, Wieclawek cautioned residents against using non-battery operated smoke detectors. “Tragic fire in #Etobicoke is a reminder to homeowners of the added safety provided by smoke alarms with battery back-up,” he tweeted. Damage to the home is pegged at about $500,000, Strapko said.

Police in 22 Division seek Anthony Fage Staff photo/IAN KELSO

Toronto Fire Services respond to a house fire at 29 Herne Hill Sunday afternoon.

Ontario Fire Marshal’s office. There were no injuries reported, as no one was home at the time of the fire.

This week’s Catch 22 information about his most wanted is 29-yearwhereabouts is asked to old Anthony Fage. call 22 Division at 416Fa g e i s w a n t e d 808-2200, Crime Stoppers anonymously at 416-222by p o l i c e i n s o u t h Etobicoke’s 22 Division TIPS (8477), online at on three counts of failure www.222tips.com or text to comply with probation TOR and your message to and failure to appear in CRIMES (274637). court. Catch 22 is a successAnyone who sees Anthony Fage ful police program at 22 Division that publishes the Fage is urged to call 911 immediately, while anyone with name, picture, and alleged crime

of one of south Etobicoke’s most wanted. That information is then broadcast over both traditional and new medias each week in the hope that someone in the community will recognize the accused and contact police with information about their whereabouts. For more information on the Catch 22 program, follow 22 Division on Facebook or @the22news on Twitter.

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Parade organizers are looking for volunteers to wear costumes and handy helpers to get floats parade day-ready. More than 250 students are needed to wear costumes and march in the parade. Parade fans of all ages can help out in the parade warehouse. Contact Lana at info@ lakeshoresantaclausparade. com if you want to march in the parade.

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With a goal of collecting 500 pounds of food for the Etobicokebased food bank, Allie and friends have now extended their food drive until Nov. 10. To donate, a drop-box is at the Stenhouse residence at 43 Enfield Ave. (near Lake Shore Boulevard West and Browns Line). This isn’t the first time Allie has given back – she and her friends also raised $500 in support of Me to We in June, when she chose to organize a special Dollar Makes a Difference bake sale instead of

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Remembrance Day is a solemn time to commemorate soldiers’ achievements and sacrifices and to pay respect to solders who died in battle. But you might not know the significance behind the poppy or why we commemorate on November 11. Here is a brief history of some Remembrance Day traditions to share with the whole family.

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based killings. All are issues of concern to the Harper government in light of the multiple murders in 2009 of female members of Montreal’s Shafia family, Alexander said. An Afghan-Canadian man, his second wife and their son, were convicted of first-degree murder in the deaths of his three teenaged daughters and his first wife – killed because he felt the girls’ dating and dress brought dishonour to his family. “As a government, as a society we have got to work tirelessly to make sure that what happened to (these women) never happens again on

Canadian soil,” Alexander said. “Young women seeking a better life for themselves and their families in Canada should never be subject to constant fear, threat of violence or death. “The fact is, these practices are occurring on Canadian soil too often with potential for severe and sometimes fatal consequences to the victims of such violent acts.” The minister said provisions in the bill would prevent perpetrators from arguing provocation or cultural differences as mitigating factors. “We will be making it clear to anyone who may doubt how serious we are that we do not, under any circumstance, accept or allow the propagation, support or enactment of barbaric cultural practices on Canadian soil.” The legislation would eliminate early and forced marriage from Canada’s immigration program, as well as domestically, Alexander said. Changes would also strengthen the ability of immigration authorities to clamp down on polygamy. Alexander noted the case of an Afghan immigrant accused of stabbing his wife to death last year, alleg-

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MAYOR TORY’S PRIORITIES

Four key challenges need to be addressed to make Toronto a better city DAVID NICKLE dnickle@insidetoronto.com In just weeks, John Tory will be taking over the job of mayor from Rob Ford — becoming the amalgamated Toronto’s fourth mayor. Voters have handed Tory a fractured and fractious city government whose problems will require complex solutions. We’ve spent nearly 10 months listening to the promises Tory hopes will resolve those issues: transportation gridlock, a lack of leadership, a divided council and a weakened position with other levels of government. If Tory is to successfully unite Toronto, he’s going to have to meet these challenges. Here’s what we’ll be watching for:

council he needs to put his agenda into effect — he will have to deal with a council traumatized by four years of unprecedented division. City-wide, Tory must deal quickly with the reality that for much of Scarborough and Etobicoke, he is a second choice. Voters there made it clear they feel downtown “elites” like Tory don’t represent their needs and desires. In the election, Tory said he’d like to address that by taking Toronto council on tour, to meet with residents in the old pre-amalgamation civic centres. Practicalities aside, that’s not likely to be nearly enough. Fixing our broken city is bound to be a fundamental task for the coming term.

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Former Mayor Rob Ford’s approach to politics has served to widen those divisions — to the point that the normal channels of leadership all but collapsed in late 2013 and were replaced by a provisional government barely held together by the straining goodwill of city councillors. This term offers an opportunity to begin anew, with a new mayor who has run expressly on his ability to lead and build consensus. In a 10-point code of conduct, Tory pledged to treat his colleagues, his office and his constituents with respect. That’s a good start, but Tory will have to not only build the base of political support on

BEHIND’ Tory takes charge of a city increasingly divided between richer and poorer neighbourhoods, and where many new Canadians and people with disabilities do not think they have the same chance to participate. South Asian business groups told Tory companies led by first and second-generation Canadians don’t think city hall has a “fair process” for awarding contracts. Tory didn’t think that was a conscious exclusion on the city’s part. But he said he’d make certain one such business was placed on each short list for city contracts. Tory also said he’d urge Ontario’s professions to

accessibility upgrades. If Tory, who has presented his politician friends as an advantage in dealing with other governments, doesn’t succeed in addressing the imbalance, it will cost him in 2018. Mayor-elect John Tory, left, will face a number of challenges in the upcoming term including working on the Toronto’s relationship with Prime Minister Stephen Harper, above, and Premier Kathleen Wynne in order to secure more funding for housing and transit.

accept more foreign-trained candidates, and suggested doing more to integrate Toronto’s ethnic chambers of commerce with mainstream bodies such as Toronto and Region Board of Trade. He however, didn’t agree with Olivia Chow that the city should force all its contractors and suppliers to hire or train people from disadvantaged areas of the Toronto, or visible minorities or persons with disabilities. Tory told an audience of people with disabilities he would be a powerful advocate for them if elected, but “people have to decide to do the right thing.” The mayor-elect, who declared himself against the police practice of racial profiling but said he’s against giving permanent residents the right to vote in civic elections, was often criticized by Chow as not saying enough about how he would respond to Toronto’s poverty and build a city “where no one is left behind.” If opinions on the city’s fairness don’t change by 2018, his voluntary approach will Other key challenges Tory faces are transit, dealing with diversity and building a better relationship between downtown and suburban residents. Right, the Ellesmere RT station in Scarborough. Left, residents react to an answer during a mayoral debate at Centennial College in Scarborough earlier in the campaign.

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Tory has cast himself as the “chief salesperson” Toronto has lacked for four years, a leader with a personal reputation strong enough to “sell, sell, sell” his city to the world. We know politicians like that idea: MPPs, MPs and city councillors endorsed Tory. He’s “the person we need” at city hall, said Brad Duguid, a provincial minister from Scarborough who said Tory would be a “stable mayor” whose council won’t change its collective mind on important issues. And Tory, as co-chairperson of the Greater Toronto Marketing Alliance, a body trying to bring jobs to Toronto, and as former CEO of the Greater Toronto CivicAction Alliance, has thought about what Greater Toronto needs as a region – not just a city and its sprawling suburbs – to compete against the world’s other city regions in order to expand everything from Toronto’s film industry to tourism.

But Tory, as mayor, faces a situation where the city’s chief financial problems are the holes left in the budget when the province pushed Toronto’s parts together. Preparing to retire this year, City manager Joe Pennachett said protecting core services residents want depends on getting the province to resume its former policy of funding half of TTC’s operating costs, and persuading both federal and provincial governments repair and expand Toronto’s affordable housing stock. If the other governments won’t relieve those big financial pressures, Toronto must look for new revenue sources to scrape up the money, Pennachetti said. Tory has so far refused to consider new “revenue tools” – such as a Toronto sales tax - the city could conceivably get the province to approve. But with revenue tools off the table, how would he convince the other governments to permanently shift large sums to the city’s coffers? Tory has said he could try to “shame” the other governments into contributing more for housing and TTC station

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Toronto has spent the last decade stuck; whether behind the wheel of a car, in a bus shelter on a wind-swept road, or waiting to pack onto an over-crowded subway. All three main candidates in the 2014 mayoralty race put forward ways to relieve that congestion. Voters expect Tory to come through on some big promises: he’s got to get his SmartTrack plan on the rails quickly to meet his self-imposed schedule of a fully-operational frequentservice surface rail line stopping at 22 stations in Scarborough, Liberty Village and Etobicoke. He has pointed to this infrastructure plan as not only a way to meld the city together geographically but also socio-economically, giving Torontonians a way to connect with employment regardless of where they live. Tory has also said he will make a point of ensuring disruptive road repairs will be conducted efficiently and with an eye to maintaining traffic flow and that he will construct fully-separated bike lanes at a reasonable pace. All of Toronto, of course, expects more. Doug Ford’s many supporters in north Etobicoke and Scarborough expressed dissatisfaction with the transit they’ve been promised in the form of light rail lines. Chow’s supporters want to see better bus service in those communities. And both made it clear the downtown relief subway line comes first. If Toronto’s going to come together, Tory and council are going to have to make sure it moves together as well.

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Holly Bazaar WHEN: 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. WHERE: Mimico Presbyterian Church, 119 Mimico Ave. CONTACT: Mary Rock, mary.rock@rocketmail.com COST: Free Baking, attic treasures, jewelry, silent auction, Christmas, country store, tots and toddlers, books and handmade. Lunch available. Frosty Fair Annual Christmas Bazaar WHEN: 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. WHERE: St. Paul’s United Church, 85 ThirtyFirst St. CONTACT: Karen Shinn, 416-528-1642, karen@divame.com COST: Free There will be meat pies, homemade treats, a Flea Market, jewelry, knitted goods and gift ideas. Lunch available. Christmas Bazaar and Luncheon WHEN: 10:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. WHERE: Fellowship Presbyterian Church, 80 Thistle Down Blvd. CONTACT: Aileen Chisholm, 416-7490461, aileenmcrae@live.com COST: Free Bake table, white elephant table, books, lunch and more. Remembrance Day Concert WHEN: 7:30 to 9 p.m. WHERE: Islington United Church, 25 Burnhamthorpe Rd. CONTACT: 416-6213656 COST: $20 for adults, $10 for students, children under 10 free Hear the Etobicoke Youth Band Wind Ensemble commemorate the First World War and Second World War in music.Les Dobbin directs the ensemble in a variety of music. Poetry and prose will also read to remember lives lost. Tickets available at the door. Bedside Manners WHEN: 8 p.m. WHERE: The Assembly Hall, 1 Col. Samuel Smith Park Dr. CONTACT: 416-246-1889, www.theatre-etobicoke.com COST: $20-$23 Theatre Etobicoke presents Bedside Manners tonight, Nov. 14 and 15 and a matinee performance on Nov. 16 at 2 p.m. When Ferris reluctantly

War era and buffet lunch. Takes place at the showplace Dinner Theatre at Bingeman’s Conference Centre

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How To Stage Your Home for Resale WHEN: 2 to 3:30 p.m. WHERE: 430 Burnhamthorpe Rd. CONTACT: 416394-5270, eaprograms@torontopubliclibrary.ca COST: Free Join Garna Tracy for an informative presentation on how to de-clutter and get ready for the downsizing process, and how to properly stage your home for resale. agreed to look after his sister’s seedy country inn while she’s on vacation, he did not anticipate all the wild comings-and-goings involving her affairs - becoming engulfed in lies, confusions and bewilderments.

w Sunday, Nov. 9

The Conservatory Chrysanthemum Show WHEN: 1 to 4 p.m. WHERE: Centennial Park Conservatory, 151 Elmcrest Rd. CONTACT: Gay Evans, 416-2335775, toronto.ca/parks/conservatories COST: Free Featuring a collection of unusual varieties of Chrysanthemums hosted by Friends of The Conservatory. Visitors can enjoy homemade apple pie. Cards will be for sale featuring photographs of conservatory blooms. Show continues until the end of November. In Memorium WHEN: 1:30 p.m. WHERE: St. Demetrius Ukrianian Catholic Church 135 La Rose Ave. CONTACT: 416-2445333 COST: Free Remember the fallen at the Ukrainian Canadian Memorial Park. The remembrance event takes place with veteran and vanguard marching band procession from St. Demetrius Church at 1:30 p.m., to the cenotaph at memorial park on Scarlett Road north of Eglinton Avenue West. A memorial service commences at 2 p.m. with a male choir and wreath laying. 50’s & 60’s Rock ‘n’ Roll WHEN: 3:30 p.m. to 9 p.m. WHERE: Royal Canadian Legion Branch 3, 150 8th St. CONTACT: Jacque Ratte, 416-

970-0482, suzie.halasz55@yahoo. com COST: $5 for non-members, $3 for members Replay Band performs. Doors open at 3:30 p.m. Meal available for $10. Band plays from 5 to 9 p.m. Everyone welcome. Jazz Vespers WHEN: 4 to 5 p.m. WHERE: Anglican Church of St. Philip’s, 25 St. Phillips Rd. CONTACT: 416-247-5181 COST: Free An hour of prayer and music. This week: Make Love Songs Not War featuring The Diana Panton Trio including Reg Schwager and Don Thompson. Freewill offering.

w Monday, Nov. 10

Euchre WHEN: 7 to 10 p.m. WHERE: Royal Canadian Legion Branch 101, 3850 Lake Shore Blvd. W. CONTACT: Pat Conway-Willis, 416-255-4381, patconwaywillis@sympatico.ca COST: $5 Enjoy an evening of Euchre at the legion. Eveyrone welcome.

w Tuesday, Nov.11

‘Lest We Forget’ – Islington Seniors’ Centre Day Trip WHEN: 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. WHERE: Islington Seniors’ Centre, 4968 Dundas St. West CONTACT: Paula Aceto, 416-231-3431, iscprograms@ hotmail.ca COST: $79 for members and $81 for non-member. “Lest We Forget” Songs and Stories from the War Years: Travel to Kitchener on Remembrance Day for afternoon show of nostalgia with the best loved songs of the Second World

“It was Peter Rabbit that taught me to love good books.”

w Wednesday, Nov. 12

Book Signing WHEN: 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. WHERE: Islington Seniors’ Centre, 4968 Dundas St. W. CONTACT: 416-231-3431 COST: Free Meet author Olga Thompson DeyBergmoser and illustrator Wendy Morriss as they present two of their children’s books. Books are just $7 each, with a portion of the price being donated to the Islington Seniors’ Centre. Etobicoke Parkinson’s Support Group WHEN: 1:30 p.m. WHERE: Church of Christ the King, 475 Rathburn Rd. CONTACT: 905-677-4419 COST: Free Parkinson Support Group meeting. All are welcome. Your Body on Neighbourhood Watch: Cancer Recognition By the Immune System WHEN: 6:30 p.m. WHERE: Brentwood library, 36 Brentwood Rd. N. CONTACT: Todd Buhrows, 416-3945247, tbuhrows@torontopubliclibrary.ca COST: Free How do cancers develop? Will cancer ever be cured? Is cancer “one” disease? How does our body fight back? These questions and others will be discussed by an immunology graduate student from the University of Toronto’s SciChat program. Dropin program. First come, first seated.

w Friday, Nov. 14

P.A. Day Camp WHEN: 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. WHERE: JEI Learning Centre, 773 Unit L The Queensway CONTACT: Ebru, 416259-0123, ,etobicoke@jeilearningcenter.ca COST: $70 JEI Learning Center Etobicoke is offering P.A. Day Camp. Programs being offered include math and English in the morning and arts and physical activities. as well as science experiments in the afternoon.

Kingsway Women’s Club Tea and Presentation WHEN: 1 to 4 p.m. WHERE: Markland Wood Golf Club, 245 Markland Dr. CONTACT: Ruth Hayward, 416247-7000 COST: Free for members, $10 for non-members Enjoy afternoon tea and a presentation on the history and 2015 Pan Am/ Para Pan AM Games in Toronto. Annual Christmas Bazaar WHEN: 5 to 9 p.m. WHERE: All Saints’ R.C. Church, 1415 Royal York Rd. COST: Free Hot table with a homemade pasta, pizza and more. Bazaar features baked goods, new and used jewelry, knitted items, white elephant treasures, crafts and more. St. Philip’s Junior Youth Group WHEN: 6:45 to 8:45 p.m. WHERE: St. Philip’s Parish Hall, 60 Dixon Rd. CONTACT: 416-247-518 COST: Free Join the group for fun and games and curriculum “Jesus The Saviour”For children ages eight to 12.

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Third Annual Constitution Hill Fundraising Gala WHEN: 6:30 p.m. to midnight WHERE: Woodbine Banquet Hall, 30 Vince Regent Blvd. CONTACT: Estelle Cater, 416-630-1603, vc004@ hotmail.com COST: $40 A gala in aide of Constitution Hill Community Centre in Jamaica. Includes dinner and entertainment.

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On the run

On the run here in senior Toronto Catholic District School Board opening round football action are: above photo, Jesse Amankwaa of Michael Power - St. Joseph High School trying to evade the diving tackle of Marlon Mamu-Arhin of North York’s Senator O’Connor College School in action last Friday at Michael Power; and, right photo, Tristan Moulton of Don Bosco Catholic Secondary School breaking away from two fallen defenders from Blessed Mother Teresa Catholic Secondary School in action last Thursday at Don Bosco. Bosco won 44-16; Michael Power lost 28-8 Humber College

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Thursday, Nov. 6 w Hawks hosting Fanshawe,women’s game 6 p.m., men’s 8 p.m. * both men’s and women’s home games for both basketball and volleyball at North Campus Athletic Centre. Home games listed. For all Ontario Colleges Athletic Association (OCAA) sports visit http://www.ocaa.com

Sunday, November 9, 7:30 p.m. w Toronto Patriots at Toronto Jr. Canadiens (at Buckingham Arena in North York). Saturday, November 15, 7:45 p.m. w Toronto Patriots host St. Michael’s Saturday, November 22, 7:45 p.m. w Toronto Patriots host Trenton Saturday, November 29, 7:45 p.m. w Toronto Patriots host Cobourg * Toronto Patriots home arena is Westood Rink 1, 90 Woodbine Downs Blvd. Home games listed (along with away games at Toronto opponents). Complete league schedule and stats at ojhl.pointstreaksites.com/

Saturday, Nov. 8, 1:15 p.m. w Etobicoke Dolphins host Waterloo Sunday, Nov. 9, 2:15 p.m. w Etobicoke Dolphins host Bluewater Tuesday, Nov. 11, 8:15 p.m. w Etobicoke Dolphins host Durham West Saturday, Nov. 15, 1:15 p.m. w Etobicoke Dolphins host Burlington Tuesday, Nov. 18, 7:15 p.m. w Etobicoke Dolphins at Toronto Aeros at Seneca College Sports Centre * the Dolphins’ home arena is the MasterCard Centre, 400 Kipling Ave. Complete league schedule and stats at http://pwhl.pointstreaksites.com

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SENIOR TIER TWO - semifinals Wednesday, Nov. 5 (A division) w Silverthorn CI vs. Malvern CI w Bendale / Churchill vs. Thistletown CI (B division) w Lakeshore CI vs. Agincourt CI w Humberside CI vs West Hill CI * Finals (B at noon, A at 2 p.m.) Wednesday, Nov. 12 at Esther Shiner JUNIOR Thursday, Nov. 6 - semifinals w Lawrence Park CI vs. Northern SS, noon, Esther Shiner Stadium w North Toronto CI vs. Etobicoke CI, 2 p.m.,

Esther Shiner Stadium * winners advance to city junior championship Thursday, Nov. 13, 11 a.m. at Esther Shiner Stadium SENIOR, TIER ONE Friday, Nov. 7 - quarterfinals w Leaside HS at Richview CI, 2 p.m. w Etobicoke CI at Downsview SS, 2 p.m. w Sir Wilfrid Laurier CI at Sir John A Macdonald CI, 1 p.m. w East York CI at Northern SS, 2 p.m. * city senior tier one semifinals Thursday Nov. 13 at Esther Shiner Stadium * more sports at www.tdsb.on.ca TCDSB football

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Centennial Park party at the new park Conservatory Chrysanthemum show

Taking time to fix the flowers: Irene Toshiko Foulkes works on her creation at the Bonsai and Ikebana demonstration that was part of the ongoing Chrysanthemum Show at Centennial Park Conservatory. Friends of the Conservatory will be offering Alice’s homemade apple pie at the show on Sunday, Nov. 9 from 1 to 4 p.m. at the conservatory, 151 Elmcrest Rd. west of Renforth Road. The show which features unusual Chrysanthemum varieties continues until the end of November.

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A community celebration: Residents and children gather for the recent ‘Halloween Hello’ event at Queensland Park in south Etobicoke.This was the first event held at the park since its recent renovation and it attracted families from the surrounding community for a celebration of Halloween festivities and refreshments. It was also a chance for children to dress up in costumes and have some pre-Halloween fun. The event was organized by the Friends of Queensland Park, a local community group that worked with the city to make the park a reality.

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Boaters are busy at Lakeshore Yacht Club

cleaning up: Left, Doug Ramson sprays down the deck of his boat at the winter haulout of boats at Lakeshore Yacht Club. Top right, boaters clean off the bottom of their crafts. Right, it was all hands on deck cleaning the boats.

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2 BEDROOM Basement Apartment for Rent On Morningside/Old Finch. Rent: $750 + 40% utilities. 416-431-2816, 514-825-4299

BURNHAMTHORPE/ MARTINGROVE. Spacious 1400sq.ft. 3 bedroom in tri-plex with deck. Parking, laundry, amenities, Mississauga-TTC bus. Non-smoking. $1650+hydro. 416-622-3222

MARTINGROVE/ STEELES Bright bachelor basement, separate entrance, fireplace, parking. $850 inclusive. Immediately. 905-893-8152

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Shows & Bazaars

Holly Happening Bazaar & Lunch St. Giles Kingsway Presbyterian Church 15 Lambeth Road, Etobicoke (behind Humbertown Plaza) Sat., November 8th - 10am-2pm

Sale of handicrafts, home baking, candy, jewellery, books and “white elephants”. Soup & sandwich lunch is $7. and starts at 11 a.m. Lunch quantities are limited- tickets available in advance - call 416-233-8591 Entrance is free. Enter from parking lot

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