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DENISE HARRIS denise.harris@sympatico.ca In my last column, we talked about the pioneer family of Amasa Wilcox. This week we will learn about the Musson family who lived in a more settled era which saw major changes in government. Brothers Edward and Thomas Musson emigrated from England in 1820, settling on the west side of the Humber River at Weston where they owned a very successful tavern, distillery, brewery, and sawmill. In 1843, Edward moved to Islington with his wife, Ann Smart, and their eight children. He purchased 90 hectares of land, part from Amasa Wilcox and part from the clergy. He developed a very productive farm on land that today is the Islington Golf Course. Edward now owned the store, mill and house on Burnhamthorpe that Amasa had built. By 1852,

Edward’s eldest son, Thomas, age 21, was managing the store. In 1855, Thomas married Elizabeth Thomas, and they lived in an apartment at the east end of the store. When Islington got its first post office in 1860, it was located in this store with Thomas as postmaster. By the 1850s, half of the Mimico Creek watershed had been cleared of its forest cover. As a result, the mill’s ability to generate power was decreasing. Musson’s mill had a vertical blade, and locals joked that his saw was so slow, it went "up in the morning and down in the afternoon." By 1870, the mill was forced to close. Baldwin’s Municipal Corporations Act of 1849 gave Upper Canadians the right to elect their own local government. Then, in 1867, four provinces united in Confederation. These two events helped solidify citizen confidence

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Thomas and Elizabeth Musson lived and operated the Islington Post Office in this house at 4884 Dundas St. W. from 1887 to 1906. This building still exists. in their new country. Edward was elected Reeve of Etobicoke from 1851 to 1858. He was also a director in the Etobicoke/ Mono 6th Line Plank Road Company which built a road along Burnham-

thorpe to the northwest. In 1871, Edward built a new brick home for his retirement which still stands on the northeast corner of Burnhamthorpe and Kipling. He died the same year, with little time

to enjoy his retirement. There were major delays in settling Edward’s extensive estate. Thomas owned the general store, but soon had three mortgages on it. His creditors foreclosed in 1886, and

sold the store. Thomas rented a house at 4886 Dundas St. W. that is a listed heritage property today. He operated the post office from that location, even after Edward’s estate was settled in 1895. Thomas died in 1899 and Elizabeth took over as postmistress until 1906. The post office moved back to the general store with owner John Dunn as postmaster. Islington showed clear signs of progress during Musson’s era. By 1895, the village had a brick schoolhouse, two brick churches, a municipal hall, a library, one hotel, four stores and a CPR station. The eastern half of the Musson’s property was sold in the 1890s to the Appleby family, whom you will meet in my next column. Denise Harris is the historian for the Etobicoke Historical Society. Her column appears every second Thursday. Reach her at denise.harris@sympatico.ca.

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Final year of council’s term to be quiet... by design At this time next year, Torontonians will have selected a new mayor, and a new city council. A year is, or ought to be, a long time, a long enough time for a lot to happen. But if I may make a prediction, by this time next year there is a good chance that not very much will happen at all, at least at Toronto City Hall. There’s sure not much on the horizon. In a term where council committed - and recommitted - billions of dollars to a one-stop subway line to Scarborough and the reconstruction of an elevated highway at the Gardiner Expressway and the Don Valley Parkway, dipped toe in the Rail Deck Park, another billion-dollar-plus project, and bravely tried -

DAVID NICKLE The City and failed - to implement road tolls to start paying for it all, the last year looks quiet. Perhaps, indeed likely, this is by design. Mayor John Tory has made it clear that he’s aiming for a second term, and his 2014 second-place opponent Doug Ford has made public that he’s aiming to win that election for himself. For Tory, now is no time

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to take risks and pick potential fights. Indeed, I’d bet that the mayor’s last big fight - and it won’t really be that big will come in his decision to back making the Bloor Street bike lane pilot project permanent when it comes to Toronto council next month. If that goes smoothly, then the only other hurdle on the horizon will be the 2018 operating and capital budget, which if history is any indication, is always fraught in the making but reasonably acceptable in the finale. And the mayor and council can get on with their shortened re-election campaigns, starting in May this year rather than the usual January. If it’s to be a two-way

battle between Tory and Ford, keeping a low profile in 2018 is a good strategy. Ford has ammunition to take on Tory, but there’s a finite amount of it and he tipped his hand with his early campaign launch. To win, all Tory has to do is keep his head down, and keep it civil. David Nickle is a reporter and columnist covering Toronto City Hall for Metroland Media Toronto. He can be reached at dnickle@insidetoronto.com

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Combating child hunger one student at a time JUSTIN SKINNER jskinner@insidetoronto.com With roughly one in three Toronto kids living in poverty and 40 per cent coming the school hungry every day, it’s nearly impossible for far too many youngsters to be at their best throughout the school day. Hunger is a serious problem that affects grades, behaviour and graduation rates, and with Toronto holding the dubious title of Canada’s child poverty capital two years running according to a study released last year by a group of social service agencies, the issue seems unlikely to abate. There is some hope through programs such as the Toronto Foundation for Student Success (TFSS), which provide meals through student nutrition programs to help all students start their school day on equal footing. Abigail Taylor, a Grade 8 student at D A Morrison Middle School, noted that the program helps ensure she and her classmates are sure to start their day fed - something that might not be the case for far too many otherwise. "Some people don’t eat breakfast, and (the nutrition program) has things like pancakes and oatmeal," she said. "It fills my stomach so I won’t have to wait for lunch. That helps me focus in class." Fellow D A Morrison student Kiona Auld-Lewin uses the school’s breakfast program some days, when she wasn’t able to eat from home for whatever reason. "You get more energy and you feel better the whole day in school," she said. Student nutrition programs aren’t simply for kids whose families’ budgets are stretched. Some have parents who are pressed for time, work difficult hours or otherwise have trouble ensuring their kids have full stomachs before they walk out the door. All told, roughly 200,000 Toronto students partake in the more than

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"It will help get rid of the stigma. And in such a diverse city, when you’re playing in the playground with someone you sat next to at breakfast that morning, you’ve already broken bread with them and you’re going to see new friendships." – Sandra Best, TFSS 800 student nutrition programs city-wide. Child hunger is a problem that has been addressed head-on by many other developed nations, where student nutrition programs are a fact of life. "Canada is the only G7 country that doesn’t have a national child nutrition program," said Sandra Best of the TFSS. She argues that such programs should be present in all schools, not just those in less affluent neighbourhoods, and that all students should be encouraged to join. "It will help get rid of the stigma," she said. "And in such a diverse city, when you’re playing in

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school, when children are fed every day, suspensions are cut in half and graduation rates go up 17 per cent," she said. Behavioural problems also decrease as students are generally more content, and incidents with law enforcement go down. More needs to be done to ensure all students enjoy those benefits, however. While a healthy breakfast provided through an inschool program only costs about $1.66 per student, the City of Toronto and the province only provide about 26 cents of that. Corporate and private donors contribute greatly to many student nutrition programs, but there is still a need for more funding. "On average, students only have milk four times a month," Parsonage said. She added that, of the 40 per cent of students who go to school hungry, 20 per cent don’t have lunch, either. Dinner too often consists of processed or fast food due to the fact that it tends to be cheaper and more convenient than healthier alternatives. Programs such as Beyond 3:30,

which offers after-school cooking classes to students using healthy ingredients. "They learn lessons they can take home - they can say ’here’s an onion, a carrot, a potato and a chicken breast. What can I make for three people with it?’" Parsonage said. Mazon Canada is referred to as "the Jewish response to hunger" but provides funding for food programs serving all faiths. Jay Brodbar of Mazon said the importance of keeping kids fed goes beyond simply avoiding hunger pains. "Hunger is a need in and of itself, but kids who eat can focus more on school, learn better and have more self-esteem," he said. According to Divided City: Life in Canada’s Child Poverty Capital, a 2016 report by a coalition of social service agencies, 29 per cent of food bank users are children, and food bank use increased by 13 per cent from just 799,320 visits in 2008 to 905,970 visits in 2016. To learn more about student nutrition programs, visit www.tfss.ca

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l Friday, October 27 Mimico Family Halloween Dance WHEN: 6:30 p.m - 8:30 p.m WHERE: St. Leo’s Catholic School, 165 Stanley Ave., Toronto CONTACT: info@mimicoresidents.ca, http://www.mimicoresidents.ca/mimicos-familyhalloween-dance-on-fridayoctober-27/ COST: $5 or $20 for family (up to 5) Join for some spooky, dancing fun at the 5th Annual Family Halloween Dance. Wear your costume, bring your friends, and enjoy crafts, face painting, treats and more.

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beneficial," Novalski said of the class project, which saw each of his 25 Grade 7 students write, film, produce and edit a one-minute, stop-motion film on their cellphones. "This project, I think, really shows how much potential youth have, especially when they’re given the tools and the opportunity to expand on certain things. It was new territory for them, but the final results showed that the use of familiar technology in the classroom not only assisted student learning, it also helped develop students’ self confidence." While each student’s final film was unique - from 12-year-old Paul Inacio’s Lego-character driven tale about three friends defeating a monster in Atlantic Rim, to Sebastien Nazmi’s fable about a rebellious styrofoam fruit that gets lost in Lone Apple, to Jeena Tomlinson’s hand-drawn

tale about a special friendship in Ayana’s Friend: An Animated Story - Novalski said each film explored the theme of lost and found. "What we did was look at some stories that deal with characters who go through a transformation," he said. "They go from being lost via feeling unwelcome in their social or school situation, to going through some sort of transformation, to sort of resolving their lost feelings and then coming to acquire this new sense of identity and acceptance." Aspiring artist Claudia Hernandez, 11, based her film Transformed on her personal experiences. "It’s a story that kind of happened to me. When I was younger, I was always sad, but now that I’m older, it’s not so bad any more, because I just go more freely now," she said, noting that she based her main character, Debby Rona, on herself. "In my movie, Debby just stops worrying about

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Yard sales will help charity TAMARA SHEPHARD tshephard@insidetoronto.com Open your hearts and your wallets this Saturday, Oct. 28 and take in Mimico Triangle’s Charity Halloween Yard Sale in support of Etobicoke notfor-profit organization Reach for the Rainbow. Mimico residents Michael Majeski, a local realtor, and his wife, Summer Majeski, a project manager, conceived the event, which takes place 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., rain or shine. As many as 40 Mimico Triangle residents are on board, committed to hosting a yard sale with all proceeds benefiting Reach’s mandate to integrate children and youth with disabilities through overnight, day and community recreation programs across Ontario. "We are able to ensure that children and youth with disabilities are able to participate in inclusive recreational programs in their communities because of the generosity of individuals like the Majeskis," Reach for the Rainbow spokesperson Jennifer Jeynes said in a statement. "We are thrilled that they have elected to raise awareness and much needed funds for Reach for the Rainbow." Marking the lawns of all residents holding the

charity-benefiting yard sale are blue-and-white signs that read: ’We’re in. Mimico Triangle’s Charity Halloween Yard Sale last Saturday in October’. Participating residents live between Royal York Road and Burlington Street and Lake Shore Boulevard West and the railway tracks. "People started committing, which is great," said Michael Majeski, who has gone door to door, soliciting yard sale participants and interest every Saturday this month. "We’ve got 42 signs up." Majeski suggested people taking in the yard sales park in the general area of his home at 178 Queens Ave. near Superior Avenue and tour the neighbourhoods’ yard sales. The Majeskis will hold their own yard sale, as well as a parent/caregiver-supervised pumpkin-carving station and face painting for kids. Pumpkins will be sold for a suggested donation of a minimum $5. Ernesto Monte, owner of Royal York Meat Market, donated 50 pumpkins to the event after Majeski asked if he could bring his vintage 1950s green truck to the event. To date, 17 children are registered to carve a pumpkin. Mimico Triangle residents are asked to register

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416 319-4888 85 CHESTNUT HILLS PKWY Wonderful family

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Royal LePage Real Estate Services Ltd., Brokerage

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416-231-3000

20 Holloway Rd

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ROY MELECA

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905 731-2000

ISLINGTON 2000

Royal LePage Your Community Realty, Brokerage

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2246 DENISE RD.

Welcome To This Charming, Unique 3 Br Bungalow (Custom Built At The Time) Located In Family Friendly Neighborhood Of Lakeview Situated On A Beautiful, Landscaped Lot Boasting A Tranquil, Mature Garden. Very Spacious Lr W/Fireplace, Extra Large Windows, Formal Dr, Renovated Kitchen W/Walk Out To Cedar Deck & Grdn, Huge Bsmt W/Rec Room & Gas Fireplace, 2 Br + Kitchen. Plenty Of Parking W/Unique Circular Driveway.

64 ARCADIAN CIRCLE, LONG BRANCH

Enjoy this bright & cozy, well maintained, detached raised bungalow. 2 bedrooms (1+1), located in sought after Long Branch, South of Lakeshore, on a quiet circle. Less than 5 minutes to the lake. Home has hardwood flooring, combined living/dining room, spacious family room, functional, bright kitchen with W/O to 175ft. deep backyard with mature shade trees. 2 car driveway, walk to TTC, GO Transit, Humber College, arena, park, shops, trails & more!

SAM MCDADI REAL ESTATE INC., BROKERAGE

905.502.1500

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$1,750,000

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etroland Media Toronto hosts the Urban Hero Awards to celebrate community heroes of all ages for their inspiring work, leadership and good deeds here in the city. The program was launched as part of Canada’s 150th celebrations as a way to honour the people that make a difference in the lives of others and exemplify what it means to be Canadian. Nominations were accepted in eight categories: Arts, Business, Education, Environment, Good Neighbour, Health, Social Issues and Sports. The awards were open to individuals who reside or work in

the City of Toronto. Nominees must be at least 14 years of age during the active program year. The work or act for which a nomination is being made must have taken place in the last five years. Posthumous nominations can be made for good work done in the past 10 years. For the first time, the awards program included a ‘People’s Choice’ voting round, whereby the public could vote for their favourite nominee once a day between July 7 and Aug. 13. The eight nominees with the most votes across the categories were declared People’s Choice winners. Another eight winners were

selected by Metroland Media Toronto staff, and assessed based on the following criteria: Impact – How their contributions have made a lasting difference to a person, a group or an issue in the community. Inspiration – How the person serves as a role model or inspiration to others. Challenges – What obstacles (social, personal or other) the nominee has overcome to make an impact in their community. The final 16 award winners were officially announced at a gala event Oct. 19 in Toronto. For more information or to submit a nomination for next year, visit www.urbanheroes.ca

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vote online that saw an incredible 16,000 unique votes cast for our nominees. That an awards program like this can garner this kind of support, speaks to the value of recognizing our everyday heroes. It was our intention to put the spotlight on our neighbours, our teachers, coaches, business leaders and volunteers – to seek out the people who make a real difference in our communities. Those people serve as inspiration to the rest of us, and we feel it’s our job as a community news organization to bring those stories to light. I offer my congratulations to our winners, and my thanks to the nominators for identifying this great group of citizens. Well done! – Dana Robbins, Publisher, Metroland Media Toronto

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