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Residents of Etobicoke and Mississauga attend the Greater Toronto Airports Authority public workshop on future airport growth. Where’s the government oversight?" The GTAA is a nonprofit organization which has operated Toronto Pearson airport since 1996. Conducting a 20-year master plan is mandated in the GTAA’s airport lease agreement. Hillary Marshall, GTAA’s vice-president of stakeholder relations and communications, said residents’ feedback will inform "what principles should be considered" in the agency’s growth plans. "We’re taking all your feedback and putting it into a framework for responsible growth: how we invest and how we operate around noise (issues)," Marshall said. Residents may complete a Noise Fairness and Airport Growth survey online
at www.torontopearson.com/rrp until July 31. The GTAA’s vision is "to be the best airport in the world; to run a first-class international airport that meets the demand for capacity," said Kim Stangeby, the GTAA’s new chief strategy officer. An average day at Pearson sees 120,000 passengers travel through the airport, 1,250 aircraft movements, 1,233 tonnes of cargo flown and 40 to 50 night flights, Stangeby reported. Passenger growth at Toronto’s Pearson airport continues to follow a pattern of doubling every 20 years, Stangeby said, since 10.5-million passengers annually travelled through the airport in the 1970s. Last year, Airports Council International (ACI) forecast global air-
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since planes increasingly accommodate greater numbers of passengers, she added. That’s little assurance to Grace Micek, who lives in the Rockwood neighbourhood of Mississauga near the Mill Road border with Etobicoke. "It’s a war zone. All that’s missing is the bombs. It sounds like Iraq," she said of the aircraft noise above her home. Her husband, Bob, said many neighbours slept in their basements during the GTAA’s recent rehabilitation work of Runway 05/23, Canada’s busiest runway. "People were sleeping in their basements because they couldn’t sleep," he said. "Our houses were built in the 1960s and 1970s with windows and insulation (from that era). They said, ’close the windows.’ But it didn’t help. You could feel the vibrations (from the overhead planes)." Robyn Connelly, GTAA director of community relations, reported three noise studies are expected to be completed this fall, including NAV Canada’s independent Toronto Airspace Noise study conducted by a third party. Tuesday night’s meeting had been scheduled for June 28, but was cancelled earlier that day by GTAA officials. An "extensive outreach" of a community flyer absent registration information prompted GTAA concerns the Assembly Hall venue, designed to seat 120 people in a workshop, could not accommodate a huge turnout, a GTAA spokesperson said that night. However, a reporter observed only a handful of residents approach the venue that night to attend the meeting.
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DENISE HARRIS denise.harris@sympatico.ca Hans and Anna Sachau immigrated to Canada from Germany in 1928 and each of them, individually, built a highly successful business adjacent to their new home in Humber Bay. Hans was a former Naval architect. In 1931, he founded Sachau Marine Construction to build all types of boats from seafleas and runabouts to cruisers and fixed keel sailboats. His property included water rights 600 feet into the lake to accommodate a marine railway. His reputation as a skilled craftsman grew quickly, and in 1939 he built the Alvee, a 60 tonne, twomasted sailboat and the largest sailing vessel on the Great Lakes since LaSalle’s Griffin 261 years earlier. During The Second World War, Hans was subcontracted by the Greavette Boat Company in Gravenhurst to build at least 3
Fairmiles for the Royal Canadian Navy. These 112 foot long motor launches were posted in the St. Lawrence River and Gulf of St. Lawrence to escort convoys, run patrols, handle port defence and perform rescues. Each held three officers and 14 crew, and carried three 20 mm guns. Sachau’s skill was not limited to boat building. He made fins for Mosquito Bombers and designed rehabilitation equipment for returning war veterans. He patented pre-cast concrete panels that could be used to build a house from foundation to roof in 1 ½ days. They were used in the 1950s to build homes in Alderwood and Rexdale. Meanwhile, Anna started a breakfast counter in their home, calling it The Dutch Sisters after their three daughters: Greta, Elisabeth and Elsa-Ann. Although the girls were actually of German descent, she thought it prudent to avoid references to Germany
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Postcard of the Dutch Sisters Inn on the south side of today’s Lake Shore Boulevard West. A corner of the motel can be see on the right. during the war. The business was such a success that she soon opened a large restaurant in a new building designed by Hans. For almost 40 years it was the site of many meals and special events under a
charming sign showing three little girls in traditional Dutch costumes. Advertised as the "most unique restaurant in North America," it had five dining rooms serving steak, lobster and "continental" dish-
cake. Soon after this, the Sachaus added motel units and the business became The Dutch Sisters Inn. In 1953, as the age of wooden ships was fading, Hans built his last boat, The Dutch Boy, and closed his shipyard. Anna passed away of cancer in 1958 and Hans managed The Dutch Sisters Inn on his own. He died in 1963 and his executors continued the business until 1969. The property was sold and a new owner rebuilt the inn in a Spanish style, renaming it Casa Mendoza - a popular dining spot and motel for many years. It was sold to a developer and closed in 2012, and has now been replaced by a condo tower.
es such as smorgasbord, sauerbraten and apfelstrudel. The restaurant was so well known that Monarch Flour used Anna as their spokesperson in print ads across Ontario, including her recipe for gugelhupft
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We must learn to adapt to game-changers It’s long been said the only constant is change. All one needs to do is examine the pace at which new technologies are altering our daily lives to recognize that the age-old phrase is truer now, perhaps, than it has ever been. Consider that in a relatively brief span of time, hailing a taxi, booking a hotel reservation over the phone, and renting a movie at the video store have all become things of the past. Instead, more and more people get a lift via Uber, secure a place to stay through any number of hotel booking websites or Airbnb, and rely on internetbased video streaming services, such as Netflix, to watch films or catch up with their favourite television shows. If you think those innovations are something, buckle up, because many more are on the way. These socalled game-changers are heralds of what professor Klaus Schwab, the founder and executive chairperson of the World Economic Forum, calls "the fourth Industrial Revolution". What will the next wave of innovations look like? Well, experts envision being able to receive your online purchases via drone delivery, having the power to buy plans for an item and 3D-printing it at home, and even visiting a store from the comfort of your home thanks to virtual reality. You can also expect the "sharing economy" to not only persevere, but increase in the future. As much as many of those developments sound exciting, they, and others, possess the potential to cause substantial disruptions for existing industries. For example, the trend toward increased automation will directly impact many of us, with the Brookfield Institute for Innovation + Entrepreneurship estimating nearly 42 per cent of the tasks Canadians are currently paid to do could be at risk of being replaced by technology. As with any seismic shift, one can view what’s coming as a crisis or an opportunity. And, while it won’t always be easy, it’s likely best to take the latter view as resisting change of this magnitude is most likely futile anyway. "One can decry the loss of the old world, but we’re all having to adapt," professor and former provost at York University Sheila Embleton says. "When we link the best of the old with the new, we will end up with something that’s altogether better." She’s right. We can’t always control what changes and challenges will be thrown at us, but we can control how we react. Like the dinosaurs, our choices will essentially boil down to evolve or else.
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Doomed strip plaza is part of a big change Toronto’s suburbs were built around strip plazas, and those plazas, practical though they are, have begun to die. In Northwest Scarborough’s Bridletowne area, a developer is knocking down a nine-unit commercial building and building a stack of 60 townhomes where it stood. "The strip mall is a vision that needs to be replaced," says Marco VanderMaas, the project’s Dutch-born architect. VanderMaas sees BT Towns as part of a wave of intensification that must come. With many city neighbourhoods priced out of reach, there’s a "missing middle" for housing, a gap between detached houses and "boxes in the sky," he
MIKE ADLER Edges of Toronto says. Meanwhile, land costs for strip malls are up, and many see less business. People drive farther to get their bag of milk. Suburban councillors are often hostile to townhouse developments, because older constituents usually are. Sometimes, clumps of towns bordering single-family subdivisions are accepted grudgingly,
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since mid-rise condos seem more threatening. The now-doomed plaza on Bridletowne Circle seems normal enough, with a variety store, cleaners, other useful shops. Unsurprisingly, residents wrote to oppose the project. Wouldn’t this worsen traffic, some asked. A decade ago, longtime Bridletowne homeowners hit the roof when condo towers were proposed nearby at the listless Bridlewood Mall. But it was clear the area, greying and suddenly classified as a "priority" neighbourhood, needed new blood. VanderMaas knows people used to Bridletowne’s layout - single-family homes and towers - will think BT Towns too crowded. He argues the units,
with one to three bedrooms, will bring in more families, and there’s room. Also, neighbourhoods change, and mindsets do too. "I always think more neighbours means a more vital community," says VanderMaas, a devotee of the urbanist writer Jane Jacobs. "Is everybody gonna love it? No." VanderMaas argues citizens are obliged to say what they do want, not just what they don’t. Otherwise, he says, they’re hurting their neighbourhood’s evolution. BT Towns got their zoning amendment. Many like it may follow. Reach Edges columnist Mike Adler at madler@insidetoronto.com
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INNOVATION IS DISRUPTING OUR WORLD KIM ZARZOUR kzarzour@yrmg.com Gone are the days of hailing a taxi, phoning in a hotel reservation, lining up for movie tickets and using cash for purchases in a boutique store. Now you can do it all with the touch of a screen thanks to innovations like Uber, Airbnb, Amazon or Netflix - to name a few. Call them the game changers; they’re shaking up society, altering our lives at an exponential rate. "We stand on the brink of a technological revolution that will fundamentally alter the way we live, work, and relate to one another," predicts professor Klaus Schwab, founder and executive chairperson of the World Economic Forum. "The transformation will be unlike anything humankind has experienced before." Digital technology has already fuelled dramatic changes. Now, Schwab says, the "fourth industrial revolution" is on its way, shaped by a fresh new wave of innovation. Here’s a look at how these disrupters could impact our everyday life.
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Marc Saltzman’s wife, Kellie, dropped him and his son off at Canada’s Wonderland recently. By the time he realized he’d forgotten his wallet, she was gone. It could have been a disappointing day, but Saltzman, a technology expert and author, had a smartwatch. He paid for the day with a tap of his wrist. Mobile payment is just one way game changers are transforming our lives. Soon, Saltzman says, we
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could: • order a product, have it drone-delivered to our door, ID verified by photo and a receipt sent via email. • order plans for a product and create it in our own home with a 3D printer. • don a virtual reality headset or sensor gloves to browse stores and try on clothes at home; or walk through a mall with augmented glasses that overlay digital info about the product and whether it’s cheaper somewhere else.
How we spend our leisure time The travel business has been upended with the influx of online booking sites and rating services like TripAdvisor. Now the sharing economy including Airbnb, VRBO - is chipping away further, leading to disputes over municipal bylaws and local neighbourhoods engulfed by transients and tourists. At the same time, allyou-can eat, buffet-style services are disrupting the en-
tertainment world with services like Spotify and Google Music, ebooks and video-game streaming. Next, Saltzman predicts, cars with data plans will link you to the strongest nearby tower, streaming content via an antenna atop your car.
How we get around Speaking of cars, do you really need one anymore? Uber - connecting drivers and riders - and Zipcars renting cars by the mile or minute - allow us to travel a la carte. And if you do own a car, you may not need someone behind the wheel in a few years. This leads to new possibilities, says Saltzman. "We can make money with our car while we’re not using it - letting it drive other people around. Things are going to get pretty exciting." But not everyone’s excited. The trucking industry is one of many traditional industries sounding alarms over upheaval and job loss.
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MORE COVERAGE: Would you rent your parking space? See page 14 Where we work A fleet of autonomous trucks, driving across Europe last April, gave a hint of what’s ahead. Andrew McAfee, co-founder of the MIT Initiative on the Digital Economy, warns that trucking could be one of many industries where traditional middle-class jobs are at risk. In its report Age of Disruption, Deloitte Canada warns the majority of Canadian businesses are not prepared for looming rapid advances in key technologies and will not survive. Brookfield Institute for Innovation + Entrepreneurship reports that nearly 42 per cent of the tasks Canadians are currently paid to do can be automated using existing technology. But some, like Newmarket business owner Attila Vinczer, are optimistic about our ability to adapt. Repetitive assembly jobs in his tool-and-die plants are moving toward automation, but he still views himself as a job creator.
"I still hire, but the jobs are different and require different skills like computer expertise and ability to maintain the machines, work websites and social media." No one aims for a hollowed-out plant that runs itself, he adds. "There’s a responsibility among business owners to ensure the workforce is prepared and adaptable, because if no one’s able to make a living in this brave new world, if everything’s automated, who will buy the products?"
How we adapt How does one cope, then, in a world where everything is changing? Experts say the "soft skills" will be essential, but Steve Joordens, psychology professor at the University of Toronto, warns those are the skills we are most in danger of losing, as we isolate in our silos of convenience, plugged into smartphones, live-streaming individual movie choices, interacting in superficial ways on social media, no longer chatting with cashiers or strangers in bank-teller queues. Kids, especially, aren’t learning skills like small talk and conversational
turn-taking, he says. Older generations may worry about how they’ll keep up, while younger ones struggle with expectations. Professors lament that students expect them to be available 24-7; employers say young new hires expect to be promoted to management in two years because that’s how quickly the rest of the world works. From smarthomes to smartphones, we are eager to trade off privacy and security in exchange for convenience - but is that really so smart? Joordens suggests we should prepare ourselves for this fast-changing world by forcing ourselves to slow down and carving out regular digital-free times for "mindfulness." Sheila Embleton, a professor and former provost at York University, agrees. "Those things that have always stood people in good stead will continue to: critical thinking, being adaptable to change, able to have good relationships. "One can decry the loss of the old world, but we’re all having to adapt. When we link the best of the old with the new, we will end up with something that’s altogether better."
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Wanted: old editions, 100th birthdays, and wedding anniversaries The Etobicoke Guardian is marking its 100th year of news service in 2017 with a history that dates back to the Lakeshore Advertiser in 1917. We’re working on a commemorative project to celebrate, but need help from our readers. We’re looking for few things: Do you have copies of the Lakeshore Advertiser published prior to 1925? The Toronto Library Archives’ microfilm for the Advertiser only goes back to 1925. We’d love to see earlier editions if you have any hiding in your attic! Do we have anyone cele-
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Rise and Align Yoga in the Park WHEN: 9:00 a.m - 10:00 a.m WHERE: Bell Manor Park, 1 Bayside Ln Toronto, ON, Toronto CONTACT: Stonegate Community Health Centre, 416-231-7070, julia.graham@stonegatechc.org COST: All levels are welcome.Yoga instruction with Lisa Jansen Tuesdays from June 20 to July 25. Friday Night Fish and Chips WHEN: 5:00 p.m - 8:00 p.m WHERE: Royal Canadian Legion Branch 643, 110 Jutland Road, Toronto CONTACT: Royal Canadian Legion Branch 643, 416-231-2021 COST: Prices Are Posted In The Legion Friday night fish and chips at Branch 643. Cash bar. l Saturday, July 15 Church Flea Market WHEN: 8:00 a.m - 1:00 p.m WHERE: St. Matthias Anglican Church, 1428 Royal York Rd., Toronto CONTACT: 416-2449211, matthiasmarkets@gmail.com COST: Gently used household items, clothing, jewellery, fine goods, baking and book room. Outside: BBQ and vendors. New vendors welcome for $20 rental of space.
Bogdan’s Social and Singles Dance WHEN: 8:00 p.m - 12:00 a.m WHERE: Royal Canadian Legion Branch 643, 110 Jutland Road,
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Stonegate Farmers’ Market Kids Crafts WHEN: 4:00 p.m - 7:00 p.m WHERE: Christ Church St. James Anglican Church, 194 Parklawn Rd., Toronto CONTACT: Julia Graham, 416231-7070, julia.graham@stonegatechc.org, http://www.stonegatechc.org COST: Farmers’ markets aren’t just for grownups anymore. Visit for a fun-filled day of cool activities, entertainment and more. (Grownup children are welcome too.) l Wednesday, July 19 Kingsway Organ Recital Series WHEN: 12:30 p.m - 1:15 p.m WHERE: All Saints’ Kingsway Anglican Church, 2850 Bloor St. W., Toronto CONTACT: Kelly, 416-233-1125, office@allsaintskingsway.ca, www.allsaintskingsway.ca COST:
A concert of beautiful organ music performed by André Rakus, Organist and Director of Music, St. Peter’s Catholic Church, Beaufort, SC. Free Concerts WHEN: 7:00 p.m - 9:00 p.m WHERE: Applewood/The Shaver Homestead, 450 The West Mall, Toronto CONTACT: Debbie, 416622-4124, jswoods@bellnet.ca COST: Free big band concert in the park. l Thursday, July 20 Etobicoke Good Food Market WHEN: 4:00 p.m - 7:00 p.m WHERE: Capri Park, 596 The East Mall, Toronto CONTACT: Megan Saad, 6475296949, etobicokegoodfoodmarket@gmail.com The weekly Etobicoke Good Food Market is an opportunity to meet your neighbours and to purchase low-cost, good-quality, fresh fruits and vegetables.
Six-Handed Euchre WHEN: 7:00 p.m - 9:00 p.m WHERE: Franklin Horner Community Centre, 432 Horner Avenue, Toronto CONTACT: Susan, 416252-6822, franklinhorner@gmail.com COST: $3 members, $4 non-members A wild, fun evening of cards. All levels are welcom l Sunday, July 23 Rustin’ Oree Walk WHEN: 9:00 a.m - 10:00 a.m WHERE: Esther Lorrie Park, 50 Westhumber Blvd, Toronto CONTACT: 416-743-1331, rasras@rogers.com COST: Weekly walking group for adults Sundays. It is not competitive and open to all walking styles. l Monday, July 24 My Secrets for healthy Living WHEN: 7:00 p.m WHERE: Brentwood Library, 36 Brentwood Rd, North, Toronto CONTACT: Brentwood Library, 416-394-5240, hdelaurier@toron-
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l Wednesday, July 26 Colouring for Adults WHEN: 2:00 p.m - 3:30 p.m WHERE: Richview Library, 1806
l Thursday, July 27 Othello WHEN: 6:30 p.m - 9:30 p.m WHERE: Amos Waites Park, 2445
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Statues of 6 ’intriguing’ historical figures slated for area parks CYNTHIA REASON creason@insidetoronto.com A runaway slave, the inventor of Canada’s first electric car, the founder of Eatonville as a dairy farm, a nutritional health pioneer, a women’s health advocate and a visionary conservationist. Those are the first six individuals the Etobicoke Historical Society is hoping to pay tribute to with its newly launched History and Art in the Parks initiative, which is currently seeking funding to install sculptures and accompanying plaques in public parks throughout Etobicoke. Joel Winter, the historical society’s secretary, said he was inspired by a similar project initiated in Penetanguishene, Ont., last year as part of that city’s 400th anniversary celebrations of the arrival of French explorer Samuel de Champlain. "I was fascinated by it, and, at the same time, I just feel it’s a shame that people walk through their neighbourhoods and they don’t know about what happened here 100 years ago, 150 years ago," he said. "I think compared to other countries, we’re not doing
a good job of sharing our history." Together with fellow project co-ordinator Jack Xie, Winter spent this past winter brainstorming possible subjects for the project and potential parks where their sculptures and plaques they might be displayed. The six they came up with include:
town store. As the farm grew and expanded beyond dairy, it went on to supply the Eaton’s store with beef, pork and fresh vegetables, as well as milk and cream. In 1918, a public school built on farmland donated by Eaton was named Eatonville School.
George Corsan in Echo Valley Park
Joshua Glover in LambtonKingsway Park
A nut farmer, Corsan owned the land the park now sits on between 1911 and 1925, where he cultivated 15 species of nuts in nearly 400 varieties. Corsan was also a tireless early supporter of vegetarianism and advocate for the nutritional value of nuts, writing many articles on the subject for the Toronto Star, Globe and Mail, Sunday Times and Family Herald.
Glover was a runaway slave who escaped from St. Louis, Mo., in 1852 but was recaptured, beaten and jailed in Milwaukee, Wis., two years later. After being freed by abolitionists, he was delivered to freedom in Canada via the Underground Railroad and settled in the Dundas Street West and Prince Edward Drive area of Etobicoke around 1854. There, he worked as a labourer on Thomas Montgomery’s 120-hectare farm.
Dr. Ann Curtin in Albion Gardens Park
Canada’s first electric car in Prince of Wales Park Designed by Frederick Barnard Fetherstonhaugh, a patents lawyer who lived in Mimico, Canada’s first electric car came about through a partnership with William Still, the inventor of a lightweight, high-efficiency storage battery. Commissioned in 1893, the car could only travel 14 miles on one charge, with a top speed of 15 miles per hour, but was nevertheless featured at the 1893 Canadian National Exhibition and com-
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Top, George Corsan is one of six historical figures the Etobicoke Historical Society plans to recognize with its History and Art in the Parks project, along with Robert Home Smith, bottom. memorated in 1993 on the Canadian $100 gold coin.
Eatonville’s roots as a dairy farm in East Mall Park Timothy Eaton, founder of Eaton’s department
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An advocate for the physical and psychological health of women, Curtin was also a child development expert, youth counsellor and accomplished artist, whose former home was transformed into the Franklin Carmichael Art Centre in northern Etobicoke.
Smith was also a visionary conservationist and Civic Guild of Toronto member who advocated for sweeping beautification of city infrastructure. Now that their six subjects have been chosen, both Winter and Xie are now in the process of trying to secure the minimum $50,000 each one’s commemorative statue is estimated to cost. So far, they’ve begun approaching local councillors to request Section 37 funding (from developers), contacting local corporations looking for donations, exploring fundraising options and are preparing to apply to Heritage Canada, the Trillium Foundation and other funding sources for grants. The goal, Winter said, is to raise enough money to get all six projects funded in order to raise community awareness about these "intriguing" figures in Etobicoke’s history. "When you find out about these stories that happened locally, it’s quite fascinating and it gives you more pride in your heritage," Winter said. "The more we learn about our roots and history, the more we can appreciate ourselves as Canadians." For more information about the History and Art in the Parks initiative and how to donate, contact Winter at etobicokehistoricalsociety@rogers.com.
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Toronto Maple Leafs forward Connor Brown made a special appearance at the Toronto Maple Leafs Hockey School on Tuesday. Brown, 23, took to the ice at the MasterCard Centre for Hockey Excellence in Etobicoke for morning drills with the youngsters to help promote "leadership, teamwork and attitude that characterizes a complete hockey player." The Toronto Maple Leafs Hockey School is a weeklong educational summer hockey camp that utilizes Maple Leafs players, coaches and hockey specialists to teach the game. It aims to provide boys and girls, novice to peewee, the opportunity to develop all areas of the game including: skating, puckhandling, passing, shooting, and off-ice strength and conditioning. For more information, go to http:// atnhl.com/2uIzm3r.
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With apologies to vegetarians and vegans, here’s where to feast on meat during the summer festival season.
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SCARBOROUGH RIBFEST Scarbough Ribfest at Thomson Memorial Park Aug. 4 to 7 promises a delicious rib experience. Live music, a beer garden and midway rides help liven the mood for visitors. And, if you miss it, the CNE has ribfest too.
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TORONTO FOOD TRUCK FESTIVAL Meat on a stick, in a cone or right in your hands - why not. The Toronto Food Truck Festival brings the best of carnival grub all to one place at Woodbine Park Aug. 4 to 7.
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