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Insisting he isn’t seeking to attack or embarrass the Wynne Liberals who are set to release this year’s fiscal budget likely within a couple of weeks, Tory called for provincial money to fund transit improvements benefiting growing waterfront communities from Long Branch to Woodbine.

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Christie factory site at the northeast corner of Park Lawn Road and Lake Shore Boulevard, where local residents want a GO Transit stop built to benefit the Humber Bay Shores community.Tory, whose plan to enact road tolls on the Gardiner Expressway and the Don Valley Parkway to pay for infrastructure was stymied by the province, paid tribute to provincial commitments already made for transit.

But with incoming support from Ottawa he insisted there also needs to be new money from Queen’s Park to multiply the federal commitment.

"Those investments were the beginning of building up Toronto transit to where it needed to be and must not be the end," he said.The city is currently completing study of a waterfront master plan for transit, part of a

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Mayor John Tory (left) and Councillor Mark Grimes (Ward 6, Etobicoke-Lakeshore) participate in a waterfront transit plan announcement at the intersection of Park Lawn Road and Lake Shore Boulevard. tweeted Michael Bednarski.Etobicoke-Lakeshore MPP Peter Milczyn, who has called for a new GO stop at the Park

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NAChorale concerts benefits youth CYNTHIA REASON creason@insidetoronto.com Rexdale’s New Apostolic Church will celebrate the Easter season with a special Passiontide concert benefiting the Albion Boys and Girls Club.

Presented by the church’s NAChorale Concert Choir, the Reflections on His Passion, Sacrifice and Glory concert will take place on Good Friday, April 14, featuring works by Mendelssohn, Handel and Schubert, as well as some "beautiful old standbys" like Abide With Me and Christ the Lord is Risen Today.

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All involved stay within their role, enforcement or prayer MIKE ADLER madler@insidetoronto.com Police aren’t the enemy, but faith leaders are not police.

That’s the consistent message of the Etobicoke Strategy, which brings clerics and police officers into neighbourhoods together at events meant to build mutual trust.

Everyone sticks to their assigned roles, though.

Pastors don’t visit neighbourhoods to crack cases. Their job is to heal and to pray, not police, says Rev. Andrew King, of Smyrna Seventh Day Adventist Church.

"The people in the community do not trust the police," King said at 32 Division headquarters on Finch Avenue West, before a community walk through Jamestown April 4.

"We believe that we bring that calming effect and a different perspective on who the police are."

People comforted by the Strategy - a group entering its 12th year, inspired by a similar movement in Boston - include residents whose homes have been raided by police, as well as victims of crime.

The pastors, King said, understand the police can’t enforce the law, "and then go in and soothe after."

Members of the group, however, choose not to vilify police, but walk handin-hand, saying: "We all have a problem to solve."

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Rev. Andrew King,(left), Rev. Errol Heron, second from left, Rev. Carmen Lewis, at right, and other members of the Etobicoke Strategy pray in the rain on Jamestown Crescent during a community walk with local police on April 4. ship Assembly, believes politicians and police do their best.

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pray, and we’re always praying for the community," she said.

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members visit malls. They meet young people planning to drop out of school, and talk to them about

staying; the Strategy can also direct them to food bank, or a summer job, Lewis said.

The group meets the third Thursday of each month at the Lighthouse, 80 Royal Crest Rd. Everyone is welcome to attend.

Strategy members believe prayer changes things, and that they can let people in challenged neighbourhoods know they’re not alone, King said.

"When things don’t make sense, we can give you hope."

Etobicoke North Coun.

Vince Crisanti said the group also supports local food banks, single mothers, and anybody who needs help.

Seventh Day Adventists organize an anti-drug march through Jamestown every August, Crisanti said.

"People come out of their homes by the hundreds. It’s phenomenal."

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Toronto’s embarrassment of riches spells trouble Toronto has always been a city bursting at the seams.

We don’t have enough road capacity for all our cars and trucks, and our public transit system is underdeveloped and overcrowded.

We are just getting a handle on our aging sewer infrastructure, which has been neglected for decades and has shown it after heavy rains.

Mitigating poverty and homelessness has been a constant struggle, and our stock of subsidized public housing cannot keep up.

Now we can add another pressure to the list of forces bedevilling Toronto: Wealth - in the form of the city’s obscenely overvalued stock of housing that is decidedly not subsidized.

According to the Toronto Real Estate Board, the price of a house in the Toronto area has risen by 33.2 per cent over the past year, and now sits at $900,000 on average.

That is good news for people who’ve bought their home in the past decade. It augurs badly for young families or anyone else hoping to put down roots in our communities through the traditional and powerful route of home ownership.

The choices for those of more limited means are unappetizing. Even those earning high-five-figure salary will have a hard time gathering a down payment and paying a mortgage on a $1-million property, but attempting to do so is one option.

Rental housing is another possibility - but hyperinflated real estate costs have had the effect of hyperinflating the rental market, too. A third option - simply seeking housing elsewhere - is the perhaps the most viable for house-hunters, but disastrous for a city.

As Canada’s largest city and the country’s major financial centre, Toronto has always been marked as a focal point for wealth, but that has never been the city’s sole identity, and certainly not its best identity. At our best, we live the city’s motto; Diversity Our Strength.

And diversity is sorely curtailed, in a city where the price of entry is on average $1 million.

It’s encouraging to see our political leadership at all three levels of government taking note, even if it is somewhat belated. Whether the actions that have so far been proposed - taxes on vacant units and offshore investor purchases to cool speculation, and changes to the Tenant Protection Act to mitigate gouging rent increases - will be enough, is another question.

There is another solution; a catastrophic market correction that will cost people their homes, but eventually set the ship right. Let us pray it doesn’t come to that.

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Prayers in the rain for troubled Jamestown The rain starts falling as they walk up Jamestown Crescent. Memories come back, every one of them painful.

"Beckles got shot at this door, right up there. We had a prayer rally up here," says Rev. Carmen Lewis.

Gordon Beckles, 46, died on his porch in March 2015.

Lecent Ross, 14, was killed as a handgun went off four months later. "Her mom is just up here. Oh, there’s just been so many of them," says Al Bowen, a local pastor.

Bowen points his borrowed pink umbrella at where Candice Rochelle Bobb, 35, was shot in a car last May. Her unborn son died three weeks later.

In front of Jamestown’s food bank, members of the Etobicoke Strategy begin

MIKE ADLER Edges of Toronto to pray.

They’re persistent visitors to this and other neighbourhoods, inspired by a Boston movement bringing faith leaders and police officers together on community walks.

Two women load groceries into a hatchback nearby.

Bowen asks God for more trust in Jamestown, "because when trust is in

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place, the wall of silence goes lower."

The rain and wind increase.

Andrew King, another pastor, asks God to guide police working in the community.

"Wash away the crime, the grime, Father," he says, asking God to remove the "negative element" here, to give hope to Jamestown’s children, food to its cupboards, jobs to people not working.

"They may not know it," he adds, "but we’re interceding for them, praying for them."

Vincent Crisanti, the local councillor, says the city and its Toronto Community Housing Corporation do their best. He points to new courtyard stone among the drab townhouses, more se-

curity cameras, better lighting.

Lewis greets a group of children standing outside, asks if they’re enjoying the rain.

Do the community walks work?

"You find that people are more willing to come out and talk, even with police around," says Const. Anthony Amantea, but notes there were two shootings in Jamestown this year.

"It’s hard to say whether it’s getting better."

As the group walks back to their cars, King says he lives in a safe community.

"Why can’t these people?"

Seeing they can is a responsibility for all of us.

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Toronto youth dictate major curriculum change Toronto Youth Cabinet led push for financial literacy learning across Ontario JUSTIN SKINNER jskinner@insidetoronto.com When it comes to providing a quality education, those who stand to benefit most - youth - are often left without a voice at the table.

With financial literacy set to earn increased attention in Ontario classrooms, however, students across the province may want to give thanks to the Toronto Youth Cabinet (TYC).

First established 1998 by Toronto City Council, the TYC started out as a way of getting youth involved in municipal decisions. Nearly two decades later, the group has lent a youth voice to issues ranging from housing to transit to employment to education.

With the provincial government’s late March announcement that financial literacy would be one of the major planks of a career studies pilot program, one of the TYC’s main objectives have been achieved.

Students will now get a firmer footing in terms of earning and saving, budgeting and money management.

The TYC’s focus on boosting financial literacy education started in 2016, when Prakash Amarasooriya joined the team and took on the role of school boards lead. He noted that in talking to youth about shortcomings in the education system, the lack of financial literacy education was a common refrain.

"We did research to see how financial literacy was taught in schools - we looked into the Ontario curriculum - and there were mentions of it but it wasn’t really directly addressed," said Amarasoori-

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Toronto Youth Cabinet members Edwin White Chacon (left), Prakash Amarasooriya, Bri Gardner, Riley Peterson and Tom Gleason were instrumental in making financial literacy a bigger part of the Ontario curriculum. ya. "It was dispersed throughout other courses, but it wasn’t a focus. It felt more like an afterthought."

There had been repeated calls for mandatory money skills to be taught in high school from various groups and politicians.

The TYC also approached the Ministry of Education last summer to raise the issue, but felt their initial overtures were rebuffed.

"What we got from them was that they thought they were doing a good enough job with financial literacy," Amarasooriya said.

Not content with that response, the TYC created a five-phase plan to increase the pressure on the

government to devote more class time to financial literacy. They started with a petition and followed it up with a press release, and the attention those steps garnered was enough that the final phases of their plan - taking the matter to the legislature, conducting workshops and airing videos from youth talking about the importance of financial literacy education - were not necessary.

"Fortunately, the attention we got in the media was enough that we started to see the slight differences in the minister’s statements over the next two to three weeks," said TYC ex-

ecutive director Tom Gleason. "It went from ’We’re confident things are working well’ to ’Changes are coming.’"

Gleason added that the TYC’s actions received nearly unanimous consent from people from across the political spectrum.

Amarasooriya noted financial literacy education will better prepare students for life outside the classroom in ways many core courses may not.

"It will help students take a look at their goals, values and (financial) decision-making and help them understand what their needs are and what their wants are," he said.

"They’ll also get familiar with things like mortgages, financing and leases, or TFSAs and RRSPs. Those things can be confusing or daunting when you don’t really know about them, and this will help students understand them better."

That knowledge will better enable young people to take control of their financial futures, giving them the tools they need to make smarter decisions.

Making the careers course and its associated financial literacy education mandatory will be another big win for students across the province.

"People from disadvan-

taged neighbourhoods will get as much in-school learning about financial literacy as people from affluent neighbourhoods," Amarasooriya said. "And where putting a useful topic in another course was shown to be ineffective, this will make it way more useful to students."

Education Minister Mitzie Hunter said she was happy to hear from the TYC when it approached her with its call for increased financial literacy in schools. Having taken her role in the ministry last June, she was quick to see the importance of such instruction.

"They came to me to talk about ’How do we bring this into schools?’ and I was really pleased to let them know that I was very supportive of this and wanted to see it happen," she said.

Hunter added that she was impressed with the TYC’s commitment and preparation in bringing about change, noting that having engaged youth makes the education system work better not only for the students but for the province as a whole.

"It’s very important to me that I hear (from) students and connect with them on their learning and on their education," she said. "Listening to students and allowing them to share their ideas and their perspectives around their learning is extremely important."

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Crane ceremony at SickKids kicks off 16th Meagan’s Walk Though nearly 16 years have passed since Meagan Bebenek passed away as the result of a brain tumour, the young girl’s impact continues to be felt.

With a community of supporters rallying around the Bebenek family, the annual Meagan’s Walk has become a major fundraising initiative, bringing in more than $4.5 million for pediatric brain tumour research at the Hospital for Sick Children (SickKids) since 2002.

On Monday, April 10, more than 1,000 origami cranes were dropped off at SickKids to mark the launch of the 16th Meagan’s Walk. The cranes symbols of peace and long life - were presented by students to SickKids ambassadors and staff in memory of Meagan.

As has been the case in the past, the walk will take place on Mother’s Day

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Ambassador patient Nicky Martin gets help from Denise Bebenek, founder of Megan’s Walk, to see all the donations at the Crane Ceremony 2017 to kick off Meagan’s Walk campaign at SickKids Hospital. weekend, with participants walking through the downtown core to SickKids, where they will envelop the hospital in a giant hug to show love and support for patients inside.

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CommuNITy ARTS CouNCIL Engaging West Toronto with the Arts Since 1973 4893A Dundas Street West Toronto, ON M9A 1B2 416-622-8731 Fax: 416 622 5782 info@artsetobicoke.com

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Above: Local Chefs from Delmanor and Woodbine Entertainment Group with guest. Above Right: Chef Louis from Cirillo's Culinary Academy. Right: Host Margit Cirillo (right) with guests.

THIS IS OUR 8TH ANNUAL FUNDRAISER and once again Chef John Cirillo at Cirillo’s Culinary Academy is generously hosting us for a fantastic night filled with delicious food and amazing silent auction items. The Artful Palate: A Taste of Etobicoke invites local chefs to showcase their signature dishes. This year we are pleased to have food from 7 amazing Etobicoke establishments: Bloom Restaurant, Delmanor Prince Edward, European Patisserie, Everest Hakka House/ Kothur Indian Cuisine, 6th Street Gastro Pub and Pizza, Woodbine Entertainment Group and Cirillo’s Culinary Academy. We are also excited to have beer sponsor Big Rock Brewing on board.

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Bittersweet News

Free Class for Families

Executive Director Louise Garfield will be retiring after 13 extraordinary years of leading our organization. While we are sad to see her go, we are thrilled for her to enter the next stage in her life and wish her lots of joy.

Come learn to tell your story as a family with instructor Melanie Fernandez Alvares. This “Searching for Migration Stories” workshop will offer a group of adults and children different creative activities and writing techniques that encourage self-expression to create individual and collaborative stories. Celebrating participants’ stories is important, so stories can be as raw, authentic and individual as the participant chooses. The final artwork will be ready for display as part of the My City My Six Exhibition at the Arts Etobicoke Storefront Gallery and outdoor Art Alley for Fall 2017. Adults and Youth may sign up individually as well.

Arts Etobicoke is currently seeking applications for a new Executive Director. For more information on the position, please visit our website: artsetobicoke.com and look under the “about us” tab.

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Attending the event is not only fun, but means you are supporting free after-school programming for local youth, art programs for seniors, public art murals, youth scholarships, arts advocacy, and so much more. Tickets are on sale now and you can purchase them by calling Heather Ervin at 416.622.8731 x 226, or emailing heather@artsetobicoke.com.

Saturday, May 6 & 13, 1:00-3:00pm at Arts Etobicoke If you are interested in participating, please email wendy@artsetobicoke.com.

Arts Etobicoke Saturday Storefront Classes are supported by The Johansen-Larsen Foundation.

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Good Friday road hockey tradition scores 50 years TAMARA SHEPHARD tshephard@insidetoronto.com 1967.

More than half of Canada’s population of 20 million was younger than 25.

Centennial fever gripped the nation as Canada invited the world to celebrate at Expo 67.

The Toronto Maple Leafs won their 13th - and last Stanley Cup. That Good Friday after sunrise service, Jon Linton, 14, organized a road hockey game at Wedgewood Junior School for himself and eight buddies from then St. James-Islington United Church’s active and popular youth group.

This Friday, half those guys - joined by 18 other friends, relatives, spouses and children - will play the 50th consecutive Good Friday hockey game.

"After service, we had the day in front of us. We thought, ’what to do now?’

So we went home, got our sticks, used bricks for goals

and played road hockey. We did it again the next year.

"It has become a noble tradition," said Linton, 64, a management consultant who lives in downtown Toronto.

Good Friday’s forecast is sunny and a seasonal 14C. In years past, players braved snow, heavy rains, even scorching heat.

Linton is the only player to hit the asphalt for all 50 games. Many have played for decades. Players are consultants, engineers, entrepreneurs, teachers, school principals. The original guard are in their 60s, their kids 25 to 30, with other players in their 40s.

Most hail from Toronto, Mississauga and Oakville, but some journey from Owen Sound, Kitchener and Sudbury.

This year, three women, including Linton’s daughter, Katie, 30, will take up sticks.

"We’ve become a little more gender-friendly over the years. It’s inter-gender

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Peter Henderson, (left) Katie Linton, Aldo Violo, David Lawry and Jon Linton, as seen on front, are gearing up for an annual road hockey game which began after services at St. James United Church 50 years ago. and intergenerational," Linton said.

Katie Linton will never forget the first year she played in her mid-teens.

"A neighbourhood kid asked if he could play," Linton recalled. "We always wel-

come kids in the neighbourhood. The more the merrier.

He accidentally hit Katie in the mouth with his stick.

She lost her two front teeth.

"The poor kid was mortified. We haven’t seen him since."

A few years ago, Linton’s brother-in-law Aldo Violo, a recently retired VIA train engineer, snapped his Achilles tendon while playing.

He’s now a goalie.

"We’ve never had any broken bones. Nobody has

had a heart attack. We’ve been fairly lucky," Linton said.

Last year, Linton scored a goal, his first in a decade: "It was a glorious triumph."

The ball usually drops around noon. Play lasts until around 2 p.m.

"We play until we drop," Linton laughed. "Then we’re pretty exhausted. So we head down to Orwell’s (Pub) for lunch and a couple of pints.

"It’s the best beer of the year for me. We play really hard. I find the beer goes down really easy and it’s delicious."

He wondered if an event like the Good Friday road hockey tradition would take off today.

"There were fewer things to do then, in a way," he said.

"Nowadays, maybe you wouldn’t get the same dynamic going. People will go watch Netflix. Or they go meet their friends because they got a text.

"We were self-reliant. We made our own fun."

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Registration at Information Desk or call 416-394-5247. l Wednesday, April 19 One-on-One Business Consultations with Enterprise Toronto WHEN: 10 a.m. - 1 p.m. WHERE: Albion Library, 1515 Albion Rd., Toronto CONTACT: 416-3945170, abprograms@torontopubliclibrary.ca COST: 1-on-1 Business Consultations with Enterprise TorontoBook a free

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Getting started with Rainscaping WHEN: 12 p.m. - 12 p.m.

WHERE: Humber Arboretum, 205 Humber College Boulevard, Toronto CONTACT: Diana Wilson, 416-268-3385 COST: Join TRCA for an introduction to stormwater-friendly landscaping for homeowners. Please review the directions on the Humber Arboretum website before heading out to this workshop. Registration required.

Trick or Treaty WHEN: 2 p.m. - 7 p.m. WHERE: Montgomery’s Inn Museum, 4709 Dundas st. W, Toronto CONTACT: lauren.mccallum@toronto.ca COST: Montgomery’s Inn is celebrating Canada’s sesquicentennial with a free screening of the Canadian documentary: Trick or Treaty: 2-3:30 p.m.,4-5:30 p.m.,6-7:30

p.m.Space is limited. Seating offered on a first come first serve basis.

Supper & Games Evenings WHEN: 6 p.m. - 9 p.m. WHERE: Horner Ave Senior Centre, 320 Horner Ave, Toronto CONTACT: Maria Martino, 416-394-6001, mmartin6@toronto.ca COST: $8 for members/$10 non members A delicious dinner followed by our popular horse racing event. l Thursday, April 20 KALEIDOSCOPE --Father John Redmond Arts Showcase WHEN: 6 p.m. - 9 p.m.

WHERE: Father John Redmond C.H.S., 28 Colonel Samuel Smith Pakr Drive (Kipling South of Lakeshore), Toronto CONTACT: Sophie Karman, 416-393-5540 COST: The annual "Kaleidoscope" Art Show is featuring Visual Arts (in various mediums ranging from traditional to contemporary), Dance, Drama, and Music performances.The Parent Standing Committee is hosting the "Kaleidoscope" Kafe.

5 things to do this weekend l Tuesday, April 11 Boys are back in town WHEN: 7 p.m. - 11 p.m. WHERE: Rogers Centre, One Blue Jays Way, Toronto CONTACT: toronto.bluejays.mlb.com/ COST: Various prices After opening the season on the road, the Toronto Blue Jays are in the midst of their first home stand with games April 11 to 20. l Thursday, April 13 KAMP WHEN: 8 p.m. - 11 p.m. WHERE: Harbourfront Centre Theatre, 231 Queens Quay West, Toronto, ON, Toronto CONTACT: 416-9734000 COST: Regular $35 Students & Youth $15, advance tickets required Dutch theatre group Hotel Modern blends visual art, puppetry, music, film and performance in expressive theatre productions.

KAMP is a theatrical portrait of Auschwitz, April 13 to 16. l Friday, April 14 TIFF Kids International Film Festival WHEN: 10 a.m. - 11 p.m. WHERE: TIFF Bell Lightbox, 350 King

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l Friday, April 14 All New Toronto Passion Play WHEN: 2 p.m. - 11 p.m. WHERE: CPA Centre/Church on the Queensway, 1533 The Queensway, Toronto CONTACT: info@thechurch.to, https://www.cpacentre.org/ COST: $5, plus processing In its 26th year, it’s attended by well over 15,000 people annually.

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Easter EGGstravaganza at Centreville WHEN: 11 a.m. - 4 p.m. WHERE: Centreville Amusement Park, 21 Avenue Of The Islands (Toronto Islands), Toronto CONTACT: info@centreisland.ca COST: $15, free ferry ride with prepurchase

A fun filled day on Centre Island over Easter Weekend, April 14 to 16.

Tons of Money WHEN: 2 p.m. - 11 p.m. WHERE: Scarborough Village Theatre, 3600 Kingston Road, Toronto CONTACT: sp_publicity@theatrescarborough.co, www.theatrescarborough.com COST: Scarborough Players is in their 59th season of putting on high quality community theatre. Tons of Money runs April 7 to 22.

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Karen Kain School of the Arts offers summer program Karen Kain School of the Arts is offering a literacy and leadership summer arts program.

Limited spaces are available for instruction of grades 4 to 8 students with an emphasis on expressing learning in an artistic form. Weekly dance, drama, media and visual arts workshops is included.

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