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TAMARA SHEPHARD tshephard@insidetoronto.com Trudy Wolfe, 84, hops to her feet to dance as soon the iconic polka "Roll Out the Barrel" begins playing. Wolfe joins as many as 20 women, most in their 80s, every Wednesday afternoon for the women’s adult day program run by Etobicoke Services for Seniors (ESS) at its Horner Avenue location. "I like everything. I like the exercises," Wolfe said. "I like dancing. I like the music. It’s fun." ESS offers adult day programs for cognitively impaired seniors, most with dementia and in their 80s, some with mobility issues, four days a week at its Alderwood location: two coed, one women, one men. On Thursdays, people with Acquired Brain Injury attend the program. Across Canada, an estimated 564,000 people live with dementia. That number is expected to rise l See STIGMA page 5

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Rotary Etobicoke seeks volunteers to sort hockey equipment CYNTHIA REASON creason@insidetoronto.com Rotary Etobicoke is in desperate need of volunteers to help sort through the mountains of hockey skates, pads, helmets, gloves and other gear it recently collected during its second annual hockey drive. The drive, which will benefit First Nations youth at six schools in remote northern Ontario communities, saw more than a ton of gently used hockey equipment donated at a series of events held at the MasterCard Centre and Mimico Arena in November and December, said Rotarian Laura Latham, who also serves as executive director of the Franklin Horner Community Centre. "The drive was beyond,

beyond successful. We’ve got more hockey equipment than the Toronto Maple Leafs," she said, noting that, in addition to gently used hockey equipment, Rotary Etobicoke also received 50 cases of brand new apparel, including winter boots, running shoes, track pants and underwear, from a corporate donor that wished to remain anonymous. While Latham announced that Etobicokebased transportation company MGA International Logistics has "generously" stepped up to donate the transportation of the equipment to northern Ontario, there’s still a lot of work to be done before the gear is ready to be shipped out to First Nations youth. "Now, the biggest part for us is sorting through

the mounds and mounds of equipment," she said. "Bodies and manpower are essential to getting this equipment out to the kids that need it. This is a huge, huge job." To those ends, Rotary Etobicoke will be welcoming volunteers out to help sort the donations this week at the warehouse in Mississauga where it’s being stored prior to shipping. Sorting will take place on Thursday, Jan. 5, Friday, Jan. 6 and Saturday, Jan. 7 starting at 10 a.m. each day at the Illumineer Ltd. warehouse, located at 6503 Northam Dr. (near Airport and Derry roads). Volunteers are welcome. For more information, contact Laura Latham at franklinhorner.laura@gmail.com

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The Rotary Club of Etobicoke collected more than a ton of hockey equipment as part of its second annual hockey drive benefitting aboriginal youth. Volunteers are now being sought to sort through the equipment before shipping it out to remote northern Ontario communities.

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Etobicoke General Hospital’s first baby of new year a girl Etobicoke General Hospital’s first baby of 2017 is a girl. Hodan Abdirahman, of Etobicoke, delivered her daughter, Ilhaan, at 2:06 a.m. on Jan. 1. Ilhaan weighed in at seven pounds and one ounce. William Osler Health System (Osler) staff said the family received a "warm" congratulations and a large gift basket of baby items donated by Shoppers Drug Mart Store 854 at Finchdale plazain Etobicoke. Osler’s labour and delivery program is one of the largest in Ontario. Each year, Osler delivers more than 7,500 babies.

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Shining the spotlight on the stories that matter In a city as large, diverse and ever-moving as Toronto, covering the news can often feel like a drop in a bucket. There’s so much happening here, and it’s a city full of strong communities that often carry their own unique identity. In the Metroland Media Toronto newsroom, we do our best to represent the communities we serve online and in print. Admittedly, we can’t do it all or be everywhere we’d like to be. That said, we’re still going to do our best to make an impact. So beginning this year we’re renewing our focus continuing to report on local news and events, city hall, crime and transit issues but we’re also introducing several new beats. We’re looking to find stories on topics that matter or are of interest to our audience. Topics that, in many cases, we really haven’t focused on before. Parenting, history, technology, health and schools were key selections we felt deserving of more attention. Considering how many struggle with the cost of living in the city, we’ve also dedicated a reporter to a ’Money Matters’ beat to help break down financial issues. Debt loads can be crippling and it’s shocking how many people lack the financial literacy to be able to manage it. How secure is our money in this digital age? These are areas we hope to explore. ’The Diverse City’ will aim to give voice to minority groups, indigenous people and the LGBTQ community, and investigate issues relating to how we’re all different - our successes in embracing that and the challenges that exist where it fails. All timely subjects for discussion considering the malcontent kicked up south of the border after president-elect Donald Trump’s win. How this affects us as Canadians remains to be seen, but we’ll be watching. Another area of the city we want to spotlight is what we’re calling ’The Other Toronto’. These are the pockets of population, much of it concentrated in the city’s suburbs, that are home to immigrant communities and working-class families. Often isolated and struggling with challenges like neighbourhood crime and poor education rates, these Torontonians deserve our attention. What stories of success, resilience and identity are happening in our backyards? What needs to happen to improve the lives of our neighbours? Mike Adler’s column today explains more. We want to be there for these people and tell their stories on a regular basis in the hopes it may make a difference down the line.

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Going in search of The Other Toronto in 2017 There is more than one Toronto. More than a decade ago, the city, United Way, and the province saw poverty deepening around the edges of our freshly-amalgamated home. University of Toronto Professor David Hulchanski, in his The Three Cities Within Toronto, makes plain how fast the city has divided since the 1970s into an ever-wealthier centre and waterfront, and other places where incomes consistently dropped. The city chose nine "’hot spots’ of high need and low infrastructure" in 2005, then bumped that up to 13 "priority neighbourhoods". It pledged people in these neighbourhoods would get money, community hubs and help organizing themselves.

MIKE ADLER Edges of Toronto A few years ago, the city changed the "priority" label. Recalculating, it started calling its highest-needs districts Neighbourhood Improvement Areas because that sounded better, and today 31, out of 140 census neighbourhoods, are NIAs. Nearly all are in Toronto’s old suburban belt, and attached to other NIAs: northwest North York meets North Etobicoke’s Rexdale

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and Jamestown, and to the south a string of other NIAs through what was once the City of York. Go east, and Thorncliffe Park meets Flemingdon Park and Victoria Village in another corner of North York; below that, the former East York’s Crescent Town touches Oakridge across Victoria Park Avenue in Scarborough, where seven other NIAs clump together south of Highway 401. This happened to those neighbourhoods because industries left and a new wave of development never came. The apartments got older, the traffic crawled, people in the houses aged, subways weren’t built and MoneyMarts thrived. They became part of The Other Toronto. Most often, most of us see

that second Toronto through a car window or on the news, in buildings glimpsed after a shooting, or roads after a pedestrian dies running for a bus. But what happens in The Other Toronto should interest us as much as what happens on Queen Street or in Rosedale. It’s in this Toronto’s neighbourhoods where people on modest incomes can still afford to live. We need to hear from people in these neighbourhoods, and in 2017, I’m going to do my best to talk to them about the city they live in. Edges of Toronto is a column about how people see live in Toronto differently, depending on where they live. Reach Mike Adler at madler@insidetoronto.com

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sharply to nearly one million, an increase of 66 per cent, by 2031, the Alzheimer Society Canada states. More than 300 clients a year attend ESS’s adult day programs at its four Etobicoke and one Weston site. "We try to create a natural environment that is non-medical, noninstitutional to address the needs of clients’ spirit, mind and body. We look at best practices and apply it to our therapy program," Catherine Grenaway, ESS’s director of client services, said of its adult day programs, which offers individual care plans. "It allows caregivers to run to the doctor’s, get groceries done, the simple tasks we all take for granted that can be near impossible to do (when caring for someone with dementia)." Families may contact ESS directly about the programs at agency@essupportservices.ca or call 416-

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Kevin James, Dementia Society of America, joins the music portion at the Etobicoke Services for Seniors adult day programs. 243-0127. ESS or the Community Care Access Centre performs client assessments. The fee is $24 a day. This day, the program focused on music therapy. Business executive Kevin Jameson, founder, president and chair of the Dementia Society of America, flew in from Doylestown, PA to meet the women and

see ESS’s music therapy at work. Recently, Jameson donated $1,000 to expand ESS’s music therapy program. The Dementia Society of America believes dementia education, information and programs can enhance the lives of people living with the spectrum of dementias,

as well as that of their caregivers, and the community. Jameson’s first wife, Ginny, died from dementia. The couple had been together 32 years. He is a keen believer in music therapy’s benefits among people with dementia. "Music transcends," Jameson said. "Music uses different parts of the brain to help people with cognitive reserve. It’s no different than going to a country where you don’t speak the language and trying to figure it out. The language of people with dementia may be impaired, but there are other kinds of language, like music, touch, smiles." The Alzheimer’s Association in the U.S. estimates more than five million Americans are living with Alzheimer’s. One in three American seniors will die with Alzheimer’s or another dementia, it states. Perhaps the most-startling static: every 66 sec-

onds, someone in the U.S. develops Alzheimer’s, the association states. Rather than shock Jameson, the statistics spur him to action to help more people with dementia and their families. "We are where cancer was 50 years ago. Fifty years ago, it was the Cword. Now, it’s the D-word," Jameson said. "There is a lot of taboo. There is a lot of stigma. People are afraid if they mention it, they think they’re going to get it. On the flip side, there is maintaining and doing what you can for your own brain health. It’s a two-sided story." Peggy Peacock, ESS’s day program co-ordinator at its Alderwood site, will soon be taking training, paid by Jameson, to further adapt a 13-DVD set, titled "Pathways, Making Connections by Singing: a Comprehensive Singing Program for Memory Care", to ESS’s day programs.

Currently, ESS splits its one 13-DVD Pathway set among its five sites. Jameson has offered to purchase them another set, which includes activity books and online training. It retails for $699. While Wolfe felt moved to jump to her feet to the polka, two Italian women led enthusiastic singing, feet tapping, to "That’s Amore", another song on Pathways’ Journeys Europe DVD. "Some clients are very, very quiet. With a little music on the DVD or singing, they start singing and coming out with lyrics, even if they have difficulty speaking a sentence that makes sense," Peacock said. "Music encourages speaking, singing, dancing and connecting, not just with our staff, but with other clients. We know music releases endorphins, and unlocks memory."

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Announcing new reporter beat assignments Putting the spotlight on stories that matter to our readers

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In addition to covering local news and events across our communities in the city, reporters at Metroland Media Toronto now also carry beats on specific topics that we’re hoping will be of interest to readers. Some have been ongoing, but many are new. Keep an eye to your local newspaper and www.insidetoronto.com for coverage of these beats and get in touch if you’ve got story ideas.

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The Diverse City Reporter Fannie Sunshine is interested in all the ways we’re different from one another and how that defines our city. She’s covering race relations, women’s issues, the city’s indigenous and minority populations, and the LGBTQ community. Reach her on 416-774-2368 or at fsunshine@insidetoronto.com.

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David Nickle is a veteran of Toronto municipal politics, covering Toronto City Hall since amalgamation in 1998. That covers a lot of territory: everything from how garbage gets collected and where it goes, to how much property tax gets collected from you and what it pays for. Toronto has a close and sometimes fraught relationship with Queen’s Park, so he watches and writes about that too. He can be reached at dnickle@insidetoronto.com and followed on Twitter @davidnickle.

Breaking news, viral trends and all things ofthe-moment - that’s reporter Tara Hatherly’s area of expertise online at insidetoronto.com. She welcomes tips or leads on great viral media or anything you think Torontonians would find cool. Reach her at thatherly@insidetoronto.com or 416-774-2355, or on Twitter @Tara_Hatherly.

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Andrew Palamarchuk covers murder and other serious crime in the city along with major vehicular crashes and fires. He interviews people affected by tragedy and looks at societal issues that could have contributed to them and searches for solutions that could solve them. He can be reached at apala-

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Health Tamara Shephard reports on the health and well-being of people, from children to adults and seniors. With a special focus on mental health issues, as well as people’s access to health care, she’s interested in the stories that impact people’s lives. Reach her at tshephard@insidetoronto.com.

History Cynthia Reason is interested in writing the stories of the people and places of

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the past that helped define the city we live in today, as well as heritage conservation issues and the tireless efforts of those working to preserve it. Reach her on 416-495-6640, creason@insidetoronto.com or on Twitter @icreason.

Money Matters Reporter Joanna Lavoie wants to help everyday Torontonians navigate their finances and learn how to keep their money safe. She’s also going to dive into issues surrounding the cost of living and investigate what it takes to be able to afford calling Toronto home. Feel free to contact Joanna at jlavoie@insidetoronto.com, on Twitter @JoannaLavoie or 416-7742269.

The Other Toronto Away from the brighter lights and most of the city’s wealth, there’s another Toronto that needs our attention. Isolated, at times ignored, The Other Toronto’s neighbourhoods struggle but are home to new Canadians and working folk; they have successes too. Mike Adler seeks their stories and writes a column, Edges of Toronto. Reach him at madler@insidetoronto.com or 416-7742264.

in Toronto. What issues do you face as a modern parent raising a child in the 21st Century? Reach him at dkurek@insidetoronto.com or follow him on Twitter @DominikKurek.

Schools From budgets and bullying to special needs and specialized programs, there’s plenty going on in Toronto’s school system. Reporter Justin Skinner is on the school beat, keeping readers posted on key issues in education. Reach him on 416-774-2309 or at jskinner@insidetoronto.com.

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Project Location: The proposed Project is located at 150 Disco Road in the City of Toronto, Ontario, on a 5.4 hectare property owned by the City ofToronto. Dated at: the City of Toronto this the 29th day of December, 2016 and 5th day of January, 2017 The City ofToronto is planning to engage in a renewable energy project in respect of which the issuance of a renewable energy approval is required.The project is subject to the provisions of the Environmental Protection Act (Act) Part V.0.1 and Ontario Regulation 359/09 (Regulation).This notice must be distributed in accordance with section 16.01 of the Regulation. This notice is being distributed to make the public aware of a proposed change to the project.

Project Description and Proposed Change Pursuant to the Act and Regulation, the facility, in respect of which this project was originally proposed to be engaged in, consisted of a biogas Facility. A change is being proposed to the project.The change consists of: the addition of three operating scenarios (contingency scenarios) to provide operational ﬂexibility to meet heating demands of the Disco Road Organics Processing Facility at 120 Disco Road under extreme cold weather conditions and to allow for all foreseeable temporary operating scenarios that could arise. All of the proposed operating scenarios demonstrated compliance with regulatory emissions requirements.The proposed change does not change the classiﬁcation of the facility under the Regulation. If approved with this change, this facility would have a total maximum name plate capacity of 2.8MW.The project location, taking the proposed change into account, is described in the map.

Documents for Public Inspection The City ofToronto has been required to update the supporting documents that are required to form part of the application. Written copies of the draft supporting documents will be made available for public inspection on December 29, 2016 at the following public libraries: Northern Elms (123 Rexdale Blvd., Unit 5), Humberwood (850 Humberwood Blvd.), Rexdale (2243 Kipling Ave.), Albion (1515 Albion Rd.), and City Hall (100 Queen St. W.) and at the website dedicated to the project: toronto.ca/discogreen.

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DAVID NICKLE The City the "sunny ways" times that our charismatic young prime minister seems still to be basking in. It didn’t last, of course - a decade of consistent economic growth ground to a halt in the crash of ’29, and the poverty that had been limited to rural areas spread to the urban middle class. How are we, at 150? Well, we’re in a better state than our 241-year-old neighbour is right now. We continue to welcome newcomers to our country and have maintained at least a public equanimity that seems to have eluded

America as it prepares to swear in its 45th President Donald Trump. We do have a greater challenge before us than Coolidge apprehended when he confidently pointed to the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution of the United States as guarantees of both virtue and safety. At 150, it’s fair to say that Canada alone cannot guarantee both those things. We’re coming of age in a world where both national virtue, and safety and security are open questions. It’s not just the changes in the United States that affect us, but all over the world. So as we prepare to celebrate this significant birthday, we should not only count our gifts. We should prepare to preserve them and perhaps, defend them. David Nickle covers city hall for Metroland Media Toronto. Contact him at dnickle@insidetoronto.com

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TANSIE & GORDON BARTOZZI Sales Representatives

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416 818-3421

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Eglinton and Kipling. 3 bdrm 2 full baths powder room on main level. Finished basement with Separate Entrance Never lived in!! Stainless Steel Appliances, Hardwood Floors. Many upgrades.

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Pride Of Ownership In Markland Wood!! Updated 3 bedroom backsplit that shows beautifully!!! Fabulous www.cathygraham.co kitchen with breakfast bar, newer windows, 2 wshrms, new roof, hrdwd floors. Great fam room with gas fireplace! Private oasis yard with professionally landscaped gardens, pond and water feature. Great Re/Max Professionals alternative to condoâ&#x20AC;¦. very few stairs. This home is Inc., Brokerage Independently Owned and Operated absolutely turn key!! Shows 10++

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BLOOR AND ISLINGTON Absolutely Stunning Unit At Network Lofts! Features 2 Bedrooms, 2 Baths, Open Concept Living Space! Hardwood Floors Throughout, 10 Ft Ceilings, Spacious Master Bdrm W/ Walk In Closet & 4 Pc Ensuite. Upgraded Kitchen With Granite And Backsplash And Much More! Steps To Islington Subway Station. Close To Schools, Shopping, Sherway Gardens, QWE & Highways! The Ideal Location!

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RITA MOORE Sales Representative

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Backing Onto Humber River, Premium 350 Ft Lot, Landscaped Resort Like Oasis, Inground Pool, Cabana, Patio, Amazing Views, Stately Renovated 5 Bedroom 2 Storey, 6 Bathrooms, Exudes Charm, Character & Luxury. Crown Mouldings, Heated Floors, Formal Dining Room, Gourmet Kitchen, Finished Bsmt, Nanny Suite, Master Bedroom Retreat, Walkout to Spectacular Balcony, Elegance Personified, Steps to Amenities & Subway! $3,127,000!

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Allanbrooke Gardens. Charming 1045 sq ft bungalow on premium 44x125 ft lot in Kingsway South! Same owners for over 50 yrs. 2 large bedrooms, 2 baths. The Johnson Team Separate side entrance. Walk to great schools, subway rita@johnson-team.com and Kingsway shops and Restaurants. Must view. RE/MAX Professionals Inc, Brokerage Independently Owned and Operated

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DEBBIE MCKENNA

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750 ROYAL YORK RD Spotless, Spacious Bungalow In Desirable Norseman Heights Neighbourhood **Beautiful Family Home Large Eat-In Kitchen, 3+1 Bedrooms, 2 Washrooms, Separate Side Entrance To Fully Finished Bsmt, WoodBurning Fireplace In Rec Rm, 2nd Kitchen + 4th Bdrm In Basement, Central Air, Nice Private Yard!! Great Location! $949,900

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Mid-Century Modern Custom Home Built 1971, Surrounded By Sunshine In The Special Community Of Thorncrest Village. 1st Time On Market. House Appears Unassuming But Thoughtful Design Provides Amazing Space + Privacy: Sunken Main Flr Family Rm W Cool Details Incl: Stone Wall + Wood Fireplace, wet bar w bi-fold doors, W/O To Private, Treed, Sophie Jaremko Real Estate Limited, East Yard. Plus Main Flr Liv Rm. Transom Windows Line 2nd Flr Hall Providing Tree-Lined Views+Natural Light. Huge Eat-In Kitchen. Huge Brokerage unfinished Bsmt. Grt Storage. EXTRA WIDE dream garage easily fits two Independently Owned and Operated cars PLUS storage! 18Thorncrest.com. MLS#:W3678460

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Moving you in the right direction. Realty Executives Plus Ltd. Brokerage Direct: 647-456-5471

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416-232-9000

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WITH 2016 BEHIND US, I’D LIKE TO TAKE A MOMENT TO REFLECT BACK ON SOME NUMBERS THAT MARKED THIS MEMORABLE YEAR FOR ME… 78,706,935,734: Dollars worth of Real Estate traded in Toronto last year (until Nov end) 22.89: Percent year-over-year increase in single family detached homes in the GTA (Nov 2015-Nov 2016) 3: Offers received one hour after a listing of mine appeared on the market 4: Hours spent convincing my children to get their stuff out from our garage 2.5: Additional hours spent convincing them to get their stuff out from our basement! 1: Snowy drive to Ithaca to welcome my new granddaughter, Yana! 5: Days spent in Italy for the annual Chairman’s Club retreat for the Royal LePage Top 1% real estate agents in Canada 1: Blackberry ruined due to wet weather in Italy 7: Hours spent figuring out how to get drowned Blackberry replaced 3.5: Hours spent on hair & make-up for a new headshot 199,900: Dollars, the lowest price for a property I listed in 2016 2,500,000: Dollars, the highest price on a property I listed in 2016 6: Offers received on a property I listed on the very first day 9: Magnificent peonies given to me by a client and planted in my garden 80: Submissions received through my Realtor Sweep program for a coffee gift-card 10: Hours driving to Ithaca and returning to Toronto in one day 8: Offers placed on different homes by a client before a successful purchase 1: Team Mascot named and revealed - Mr. Wilson, my Beagle 4: Years of sponsoring the Dorothy Ley Hospice Bed Race 50: Dollar value for my Realtor Sweep program sponsored Home Sense gift card for the most creative Christmas/holiday decoration 12: Number of clients who persevered by making numerous offers on homes before they won the bid! 1: Early morning call from a seller for help with snow clearing in time for a buyer visit 55: Ecstatic sellers 40: Elated buyers 20: Content rental clients Many: Satisfied clients who followed my recommended home stager’s advice and received their asking price or more! 33: Years of my son, David, being in school and 3.5 more to go! 4: Consecutive late nights closing deals 8: Files chewed by Mr. Wilson, the Beagle. A temper tantrum because I was working late, again! 0: Dollars spent on speeding tickets last year! I’ve learned to behave. 8: Jammed staplers fixed by our star front-desk receptionist, except one which even she couldn’t fix 15: Clients nervous about moving into retirement residences 11: Years my daughter, Carolynn has been a paediatric nurse and unlimited years of continuing education ahead Numerous: Favourable comments received for my Realtor Sweep program

3: 1: 576: 350: 0: 60: 4: 40: 16: 20: 250: Innumerable: 58: 205: 150,000: 2016: 47: 11: 90: 14: 55: 520: 300: 1: 376: Another: 2: 1: 70: 155: 32: 24: 2016: 2017:

Families who resided in my home because their listing and buying closing dates didn’t match (no fault of mine)! Failed getaway by Mr. Wilson, the Beagle, after stealing a baguette, holding it horizontally in his mouth and attempting to make a dash through the doggy door Donuts received by our lovely front desk team last year Times the front desk team has suggested JoAnne take a vacation Number of vacation days taken Tasty treats sent to clients Deals written under the light of a street lamp, while babies slept in strollers Number of purchasers helped with home renovation information Clients helped by Greg, my trusty go-to Handyman! Letters of Opinion provided to clients for various reasons Days Gita, my reliable Client Care Manager, worked late to complete projects Times I’ve asked Gita for phone numbers not saved on my phone Frustrating hours spent dealing with computer-related issues! Advertisements placed for listings in The Globe, The Star and The Guardian Copies of Marketwatch, my real estate newsletter, distributed by postal walk The year Natasza - The Wonder Woman, my daughter-in-law received her much awaited tenure at Cornel University! Number of charities proudly supported Publications used for advertising listings as per my marketing plan Percentage of listings that used my recommended home stager Hours spent deliberating over replacement car Staging consults included as part of my listing program Hours spent keeping up-to-date on social media - Facebook, Twitter, Linked-In and my Blog Lunches eaten at our desks Coffee spilled on keyboard (it still works)! Number of likes & reviews the new Team mascot, Mr. Wilson - the Beagle, received on social media Fantastic, Licenced Real Estate Agent, Kathrin Paek aboard the JoAnne Gludish Team! Kathrin Paek is a proud mother of her 2nd baby boy! Car broken into and contents stolen while on listing presentation. I got the listing! Clients impressed and positive feedback received on Comparative Market Analysis presented Complimentary comments received on my new photo and eyeglasses Quick drives to Ithaca to say hello to my lovely granddaughter Ula Times convincing Ula to eat her broccoli Was another Successful Year! A Heartfelt Thank You to All! Best Wishes for this New Year!

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JoAnne Gludish

Thank you for making 2016 a successful and memorable year! My Sincere Best Wishes for a Healthy and Happy New Year (and a Prosperous one too)! You have great Real Estate... 416.231.3000 416.817.3747

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Teens finish Youth In Policing Initiative fall program ANDREW PALAMARCHUK apalamarchuk@insidetoronto.com Sixty teens from across the city have finished a 17week paid internship with the Toronto Police Service. Mayor John Tory and Deputy police Chief Michael Federico congratulated the youth during a graduation ceremony at the Toronto Police College on Birmingham Street in Etobicoke on Dec. 21. The teens, ages 15 to 18, were assigned to various divisions and the mounted unit to gain job experience and life skills as part of the Youth In Policing Initiative’s (YIPI) fall program. YIPI, a partnership between the police and the provincial Ministry of Children and Youth Services, was established in 2006. "It’s been a fantastic success," police Chief Mark Saunders said in an interview. "It’s to develop stronger relationships with the members of the community, especially our neighbourhood improvement areas." Some YIPI graduates

are now working in law enforcement in Toronto and other jurisdictions, the chief said. "The men and women (of the police service)

learn a lot too. It really does break down a lot of layers of misconception, and it really does bring us closer to community," Saunders said. "When you

are face-to-face with somebody and you are actually speaking and learning from one another, it’s a lot harder to hate at the end of the day."

(Clockwise) Mayor John Tory (right) takes a moment to talk with Kitty Kong and Clara Lachman during the Youth In Policing Initiative graduation event held Wednesday, Dec. 21 evening at the Toronto Police College; Graduate Howard Alleyne makes his address on behalf of the students; Matthew Schinas, 17, (left), Toronto police 41 Division Const. Wideman and Ramanjot Singh, 15, share a moment during the YIPI graduation. Staff/Metroland

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Temporary route change During track and bridge work on The Queensway, Lake Shore Boulevard, and improvements at Humber Loop through 2017

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A third of Canadians admit to texting at red lights: CAA poll More than a third of Canadians have admitted to using their cell phones while stopped at a red light in the last month. This data, released last month in a poll by the Canadian Automobile Association (CAA), is based on a survey of 2,012 Canadians, 33 per cent of whom said they used their phone at a red light.

"These numbers are troubling," said Jeff Walker, CAA National’s vice-president of public affairs in a release. The effect of texting at a red light lingers well after the light turns green, making it a dangerous driving habit." Walker went on to say that while 70 per cent of Canadians are against the practice, a signifi-

cant number of people are still doing it. "It’s socially unacceptable to drive drunk, and that’s where we need to get with texting," he said. "Attitudes are beginning to shift, but our actions need to follow." Visit www.caa.ca/distracted-driving for more information about distracted driving.

Volunteers needed for Indigenous Games The 2017 North American Indigenous Games (NAIG) is looking for more than 2,000 volunteers when Toronto hosts the event this summer. The Games will be held Sunday, July 16 to Sunday, July 23, bringing together 5,000 aboriginal youth from across North America to celebrate Indigenous culture and compete in a variety of traditional and non-traditional sports. This will mark the first time in its 25year history the NAIG will be held outside of Western Canada.

More than 2,000 volunteers are needed in areas including: sport specialists, protocol, medal ceremonies, event services, medical, accreditation, opening and closing ceremonies, IT, photography, and French language speakers. VolunteersNEW will be stationed at various venues across the Greater Toronto Area. An application and screening process will follow the initial volunteer submission. Volunteer forms can be found at naig2017.to/en/get-involved/volunteers.

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When Team Canada takes the field for the 2017 World Baseball Classic, it will be missing one of its biggest bats. Star first baseman Joey Votto of Etobicoke has bowed out of the tournament, citing a desire to work on certain elements of his game in spring training rather than jumping into WBC action. "There were some aspects of my performance in 2016 that I have decided were lacking," Votto said in

a statement. "I would like to use 2017 spring training for preparation." The Cincinnati Reds star thanked Baseball Canada for inviting him. "I made this decision with much reflection because of the pride I have wearing the Canadian flag on my uniform," he said. "I look forward to cheering the team on and watching them win the 2017 event." Votto would have been Team Canada’s biggest star. He hit .326 last season, with a National Leagueleading .434 on-base percentage (OBP) and 29 home runs. He was even better in the second half of the season, posting a .408 batting average and a .490 OBP, which helped erase the memories of a sluggish first half and earned him a seventh place finish in

MVP voting. In 2016, The Richview Collegiate alumnus - who was inducted into the Etobicoke Sports Hall of Fame in 2014 - won the Tip O’Neill Award, which recognizes the top Canadian baseball player each year; that marked the sixth time he won the award in the past seven years. While Votto will sit out the WBC, Team Canada will still have some strong talent with Toronto ties. Toronto Blue Jays catcher Russell Martin - who was born in East York, but raised in Montreal - is slated to play; Michael Saunders, who made the 2016 American League All-Star team while playing for the Jays, has also confirmed; while all-time Blue Jays great and Team Canada manager Ernie Whitt will also return.

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O Saturday, January 7 Taoist Tai Chi Open House WHEN: 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. WHERE: Taoist Tai Chi Etobicoke Location, 35 Chauncey Ave CONTACT: Janka Safar/Barb Taylor, 416-236-0720, etobicoke@taoist. org COST: Free Learn the health beneﬁts of practicing the internal arts of Taoist Tai Chi. Ukrainian Christmas Lunch WHEN: 11:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. WHERE: Old Mill Toronto, 21 Old Mill Road CONTACT: Reservations, 416-207-2020, info@oldmilltoronto.com COST: Price: $35.95* per person / Children 6-11 years $16.95* For the ﬁrst time ever it’s beginning to look a lot like a Ukrainian Christmas Celebration at the Old Mill Toronto.

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O GET CONNECTED Visit insidetoronto.com/events to submit your own community events for online publishing. WHEN: 2 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. WHERE: Islington Seniors’ Centre, 4968 Dundas St. West CONTACT: 416-231-3431, islingtonseniors@ bellnet.ca COST: $45.00 /6 weeks This course is for beginner writers, the curious, those who have dreamed about writing their life stories.

O Wednesday, January 11 Adult Colouring Club WHEN: 2 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. WHERE: Richview Library, 1806 Islington Ave CONTACT: 416-3945120, COST: Free Colouring pages, pencil crayons, and markers will be supplied, or bring your own. Learn to Draw WHEN: 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. WHERE: Islington Seniors’ Centre, 4968 Dundas St. West CONTACT: 416231-3431, islingtonseniors@bellnet.ca COST: $15 for 2 classes Assignments will aid the student by trying out the various elements in drawing techniques. Book Club to Die For WHEN: 6:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.

WHERE: Humber Bay Library, 200 Park Lawn Road CONTACT: Betty Cameron, 416-394-5300, bcameron@torontopubliclibrary.ca COST: Free Join in to discuss the intriguing mystery, The Hypnotist. by Lars Kepler. Copies available at Humber Bay Library.

O Thursday, January 12 Quilting Group WHEN: 12 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. WHERE: Stonegate Community Health Centre, 150 Berry Road CONTACT: 416-231-7070 Ext.307 COST: Free Come together to design and create a quilt for the future home of Stonegate CHC. Quilting materials along with light refreshments will be provided.

5 things to do this weekend O Friday, January 6 Evergreen’s Winter Village at the Brick Works WHEN: 11 a.m. WHERE: Evergreen Brick Works, 550 Bayview Ave. CONTACT: 416596-1495, communications@ evergreen.ca COST: Free Enjoy the new Street Food Market, shop the Farmers Market and play outdoors. Eat, shop and play local.

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O Saturday, January 7 Winter Waves WHEN: 1 p.m. WHERE: Young Centre for the Performing Arts, 50 Tank House Lane CONTACT: info@soulpepper.ca COST: Free Family programming transforms the Young Centre through music, theatre and interactive experiences.

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Computers – Level III WHEN: 10 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. WHERE: Islington Seniors’ Centre, 4968 Dundas St. West CONTACT: 416-231-3431, islingtonseniors@bellnet.ca COST: $30.00 /6 weeks Learn Microsoft Word and introduction to PowerPoint.

High Park Hiders, Hibernators and Hightailers WHEN: 10:30 a.m. to 12 p.m. WHERE: High Park, 1873 Bloor Street West CONTACT: www.highparknature.org/, highparkwalkingtours@yahoo.ca COST: Free Naturalist, outdoors-man and

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nature photographer Pat Parent shows how the park and its plant, bird and animal residents make it through the winter. Meet at the benches across from the Grenadier Restaurant. Cues & Brews Billiards Tournament – In Support of Easter Seals Ontario WHEN: 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. WHERE: The Crooked Cue, 3056 Bloor St. W., Etobicoke, ON CONTACT: Ashley Weichel, 416 421-8778

Ext.311, aweichel@easterseals.org COST: $40/Team The 2017 Cues & Brews Billiards Tournament, in support of Easter Seals Ontario. Vesnivka Choir Annual Christmas Concert WHEN: 3 p.m. WHERE: Islington United Church, 25 Burnhamthorpe Road CONTACT: www.vesnivka. com, info@vesnivka.com COST: Adult $30, Senior/Student $25 Annual Christmas concert.

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