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Hard-hit swim clubs could get financial break from city TOM GODFREY etg@insidetoronto.com

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Etobicoke’s elite swimmers and divers may soon be getting help from city council for hardships they have suffered due to a

closure of the Olympium for renovations for the 2015 Pan Am and Parapan Am Games.

A request for aid was made to city hall and a committee on April 17 agreed the athletes from clubs based at the Olympium

suffered financially and otherwise from the closure last June.

The pool is not slated to reopen until September.

Committee members approved $181,000 in credits to waive the new pool’s fees to be

shared by the Etobicoke Diving Club, Etobicoke Swimming and Olympium Synchronized Swimming Club to help them stay afloat.

Also hurting is the Mavericks >>>city, page 14

Ward 3 Councillor Peter Leon faced an angry chorus of residents Tuesday night.

Central Etobicoke residents who live in The East Mall and Rathburn Road area packed the Etobicoke Civic Centre council chambers to get information on a revised proposal to build a 902-unit condominium and commercial retail project in their neighbourhood – a project many said they believed was “dead”.

Some residents reacted in astonishment when Etobicoke York Community Council considered a planning report at its meeting April 8 seeking Toronto council’s direction to send a city lawyer and a city planner to the Ontario Municipal Board (OMB) on June 26 in support of the city’s settlement with Lanterra East Mall Limited.

Lanterra appealed to the OMB last November, two years after it had submitted a rezoning application to the city for 600 and 620 The East Mall.

Lanterra’s latest plan calls for two, 24-storey condominiums connected by a six- to eight>>>TORONTO, page 31

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Etobicoke seniors’ residence seeks summer volunteers Two city-owned and operated longterm care homes in Etobicoke are looking for a few new dedicated volunteers to help senior residents out this summer.

Lakeshore Lodge, 3197 Lake Shore Blvd. W. (at Kipling Avenue) and Wesburn Manor, 400 The West Mall (at Burnhamthorpe Road) Long Term Care Homes are seeking volunteers aged 14 and up to volunteer for a number of different positions, including: friendly visiting, gift shop attendant, fundraising, executive,

youth council, recreation programs, music, greeter and more.

By volunteering, you will: build new friendships; enhance the residents’ quality of life and your own; learn new skills and use those you already have; get leadership experience; and explore working with seniors as a career choice.

Summer student opportunities available

for those looking to complete their 40 hours of community service.

For more information on volunteer opportunities Lakeshore Lodge and/or to sign up to attend an upcoming orientation to volunteer there, contact Kimberly Penton at kpenton@ toronto.ca or 416392-9460.

Lakeshore Lodge orientation sessions will be held Saturday,

May 10 from 9:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. and Thursday, June 5 from 5:30 to 9 p.m.

For more information on volunteer opportunities at Wesburn Manor and/or to sign up to attend an upcoming orientation to volunteer there, contact Liz Paveley at epaveley@toronto.ca or 416-3943610.

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Visit encourages healthy and active lifestyles CYNTHIA REASON creason@insidetoronto.com

Plenty of feathered high fives were doled out to Dixon Grove Junior Middle School students last week during a school visit from Toronto Blue Jays’ pitcher Aaron Loup, firstbase coach Tim Leiper and perennial crowd favourite ACE, the Jays’ winged mascot.

The hour-long session with the Jays came courtesy of the Blue Jays in the Classroom program, which each season sees players and coaches visit classrooms to promote healthy eating, regular exercise and physical fitness among students.

The visits give young Jays fans the opportunity to get up close and personal with their favorite players, while also learning from them how health and fitness is key to their success as professional athletes.

“I know growing up, we had the same kind of thing in baseball camps and things like that – and it was always great to see players come out and help out,” said left-handed reliever Loup, a Louisiana native who was drafted by the Jays out of Tulane University back in 2009.

“Now as a player myself, I always try to help out as much as I can, especially with little kids growing up. And it’s just fun. It’s fun for us to get out see how much they enjoy baseball.”

During last Thursday’s noon-hour baseball session in the Dixon Grove gym, Loup, 26, took half the participating grades 7 and 8 students from the school’s athletic council through some pitching and catching drills – even pulling 13-year-old Mustaf Unle (a fellow lefty) aside for some personalized coaching – while

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Students at Dixon Grove JMS had a visit from Toronto Blue Jays players and staff. Here the Jays’ first base coach Tim Leiper gives students some tips.

Leiper had the other half running through hitting drills.

“When you miss the ball, nothing good can happen, but if put the ball in play and you hit it, that’s good,” Leiper advised the dozen kids under his charge, as each stepped up to the batting tee to hit wiffle balls at the gym wall. just like the professionals “This here is what we do with our guys – the Brett Lawries and the Jose Bautistas – when they first get on the field and they’re in the batting cage. We set the balls on a tee and they try to hit the ball the length of the batting cage...Just try to hit the ball as hard as you can and as straight as you can.”

For 13-year-old Neer Patel and her classmates Serena Niyamuddin, 12, and Hodan Farah, 14, being coached by a “real-life” Blue Jays player and coach was an “unbelievable” experience.

“Not only was the pitching amazing, but they gave us more than one shot at hitting the baseball,

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which was amazing because we kept learning a lot more techniques, like how to pivot,” gushed Hodan, who said she learned a lot from the experience, despite already playing on Dixon Grove’s baseball team.

Hodan and her grades 7 and 8 classmates will now get the chance to watch the real professionals in action June 11 when the Jays take on the Minnesota Twins on School Day. Dixon Grove teacher Lisa Felton said this year will mark the second in a row that the school will send its senior students on a year-end field trip to the Roger’s Centre.

“It was a great experience last year, so we bought tickets again this year,” she said, noting that it was through a draw of School Day ticket-holders that Dixon Grove won Thursday’s visit with the Jays.

“We’re looking forward to going to the game – it’s a fun day for the students to watch a little baseball and eat some hot dogs.”

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emembering last year’s floods and ice storm may not be on the top of Torontonians’ list of fun activities this month, but the city wants to hear from you about what it should be doing to help residents in future weather emergencies.

The ice storm of late December and the flooding after a massive rain storm in July, saw our city hit with two unprecedented weather incidents which knocked out power, caused environmental damage, and millions of dollars in property damage.

The massive thunderstorm of July 8 hit Toronto hard and fast. Rain hammered down in a line across much of the west and central parts of the city, causing power stations to flood and shut down, the subway line to close, roads to turn into small rivers, and basements to flood. In the Don Valley, stranded GO train passengers had to be our view rescued by boats as water seeped into the train cars.

The ice storm wreaked similar Speak up at havoc; knocking out power for days (in some cases weeks) as meetings or tree branches toppled under the via website weight of the ice and brought down power lines across Toronto.

Hydro crews from across the province worked for days straight to restore power, and the city estimated some 20 per cent of Toronto’s tree canopy was destroyed.

In some parts of the city, the damage was estimated as high as 50 per cent of tree canopy lost.

They were both huge incidents impacting hundreds of thousands of people and highlighting the need for all residents to take some basic emergency preparedness steps including stocking of food, candles and cash in case of similar incidents. It also showed how important it is for residents to keep an eye out for neighbours in need and offer help.

This month, residents can weigh in on how the city did in responding to these weather emergencies and what it might do better in the future.

Meetings are set for May 12 at the Scarborough Civic Centre; May 13 at Toronto City Hall; May 14 at the North York Civic Centre; and May 15 at the Etobicoke Civic Centre. All meetings go from 6 to 9 p.m.

Residents who can’t attend the meetings can share their input by going to the city’s website at www. toronto.ca/weatherprooftoronto A report on how the city dealt with the storms will go to the city’s executive committee on July 2.

The Etobicoke Guardian welcomes letters of 400 words or less. All submissions must include name, address and a daytime telephone number for verification purposes. We reserve the right to edit, condense or reject letters. Copyright in letters remains with the author but the publisher and affiliates may freely reproduce them in print, electronic or other forms. Letters can be sent to letters@ insidetoronto.com, or mailed to The Etobicoke Guardian, 175 Gordon Baker Rd. Toronto, ON, M2H 0A2.

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Taxes and services should be defining issues of mayor’s race O ne thing that everyone seems to agree on in this mayoral election: transportation, and public transit, is a defining issue.

Well, let me be the heretic in the room for a moment, and suggest that may not in fact be the case.

I come by my heresy honestly, after having heard two candidates – front-runner Olivia Chow and trailing hopeful Karen Stintz – articulate as clearly as anyone yet has, how they’ll pay for the multi-billion dollar downtown relief subway line.

Now, the downtown relief line has come up more than a couple of times in mayoral debates and announcements. No one is opposed to it (although Rob Ford puts it at the bottom of his list of priorities). Also, nobody quite knows how to pay for it.

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Stintz got things rolling early on the morning of April 29, outlining a 15-year plan to raise $1.6 billion.

She’d do that for the most part by diverting revenue from parking tickets and parking lots into a special transportation fund, and also charging an extra $3 levy on certain downtown Green P parking garages.

In the afternoon, Chow had a simpler plan. She’d cancel the Scarborough subway and the tax levy council approved to fund it, and having secured financing from the federal and provincial government, institute a new tax levy to pay for TTC repairs and upgrades, and the downtown relief line – or rather, to pay for the $1 billion the city

would borrow to fund the city’s share of those things.

Both plans are forward looking, and could probably work. One raises some taxes more than some would like, one cuts some services and sells off assets more than some would like. Neither can really deliver the transit that Toronto needs on their own.

Chow made that point most forcefully when she spoke to the Toronto Region Board of Trade. She pointed out that Toronto receives just eight cents of the dollar its residents pay in taxes federally and provincially.

And she points out that it’s not sustainable to expect Toronto residents to fund all or even most of the needs of an urban centre by itself.

Since amalgamation, Torontonians have been trained to flinch from tax increases or new taxes, to the point of self-destruction,

even as we’ve grown to expect good customer service and reliable infrastructure.

We’ve been taught to avoid drawing a connection between those things – taxes, and services – to the point that we’ll send our elected leadership to work with an impossible task, and elect the ones who’ll most gleefully lie about their ability to complete it.

And that is the real defining question in the 2014 election: will voters finally show the maturity and intelligence it takes, to pay for the things we all need, and turn away from comfortable lies and half-measures. Will we collectively find the credibility we need, to ask our fellow Canadians to do the same?

David Nickle is The Guardian’s city hall reporter. His column appears Thursdays. He’s on Twitter: @ DavidNickle

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Geraniumania blooms for 50th year Fill your flower beds and yards, balconies, patios and cottage decks with colourful summer blooms at Humber Valley United Church’s annual preorder plant sale.

The halfc e n t u r y t ra d i t i o n , c a l l e d Geraniumania, blooms again.

Advance orders only. Must be placed by May 8.

For sale – geraniums: four-inch pots, hanging baskets and mixed patio pots; trailing petunias in hanging baskets; begonias: fourinch pots and hanging baskets, and alyssum for bed edging.

New this year: New Guinea impatiens, flats of wax begonias, hanging baskets of ivy geraniums, and mixed patio pots of shade-loving plants.

Visit www.hvuc.ca for colour selections and order forms.

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on the ledge outside the church office or call Sally Jo at 416-2313477 or Noreen at 416-245-8135 or email geraniumania@ gmail.com Pick up plants on Thursday, May 15 from 7:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. rain or shine in the church parking lot, 76 Anglesey Blvd.

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Come out and enjoy one of the first community spring markets.

We s l e y M i m i c o United Church hosts its spring community market on Saturday from 9:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Mimico church, 2 Station Rd. The sale includes church items, as well as local artisans selling their handicrafts.

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music, buy handcrafted items, participate in the silent auction, sample baked goods or visit community groups’ information tables.

For more information, call 416-251-5811. briarcrest at local chapters store wsupport Support Briarcrest Junior School by making a purchase at Chapters on The Queensway.

The school hosts a fundraiser at Chapters at 1950 The Queensway on Tuesday, May 6 from 6 to 9 p.m.

A por tion of sales will be donated that night to the school on Wellesworth Drive in the Eglinton Av e n u e a n d Renforth Drive area. long branch legion loads up on lobster Love lobster?

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Royal Canadian Legion Branch 101 Long Branch hosts its eighth annual Lobsterfest on Saturday, May 31 from 6 to 10 p.m. at the legion hall, 3850 Lake Shore Blvd. W. All you can eat.

Annually, the Lobsterfest is a sold-out event.

Call 416-255-4381 for tickets. tea, view some art at Bloordale united wsip

Enjoy art and afternoon tea?

Bloordale United Church hosts an afternoon tea and art viewing on Saturday, from 2:30 to 4:30 p.m. at the church, 4258 Bloor St. W. Local, contemporary artists present his or her original paintings for viewing and/or purchase.

Call Vanessa at 416358-4504 or Nancy 416620-5377.

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Lakeshore CI students find their true F.A.C.E during art workshop Time is running out to take in the art of F.A.C.E. The exhibition features the work of Visual and CyberARTs students from Lakeshore Collegiate Institute.

Exploring themes of identity, technology and the world we both inhabit and create, students worked in a variety of mediums to expose their true F.A.C.E. Additional works on display were created during a one month workshop with artists Dan Bergeron and Paul Aloisi. The exhibit continues until May 4 at the Smith Zone Gallery. Lakeshore Arts. 2422 Lake Shore Blvd. W., 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays and Sunday from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. experience grand sounds at temple Come out to hear the sounds emanating from The Salvation Army’s new Yahama grand piano this Sunday at the Ebony/Ivory recital.

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Take in Neilson Park Creative Centre’s premiere art and craft event.

Its Artfest takes place on Saturday, May 3 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. indoors and outdoors at the centre at 56 Neilson Dr. in the Hwy. 427 and Dundas Street West area.

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Retired Mimico, Alderwood and Lakeshore teacher Arch Haslett will be signing copies of his book, Wing to Wing: Inspiration for Dealing with Life’s Adversities, in May. The story is a true account of how Haslett’s life changed dramatically when he was struck by a series of debilitating illnesses. Once a marathon runner, swimmer and general outdoorsman, Haslett shares his tale of dealing with the illness through spiritual evolution never losing hope.

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Aiding children’s mental well-being a team effort at Etobicoke Children’s Centre

ECC wants to break the stigma associated with seeking help CYNTHIA REASON creason@insidetoronto.com

accredited, non-profit children’s mental health centre that today serves more than In Canada, nearly one in 1,300 children and their famifive children and youth are lies each year by providing a affected by a mental illness or variety of programs and serdisorder – but of them, only 20 vices – from early intervention per cent receive treatment. programs for children at-risk With National Mental for mental health issues, to intensive services for children Health Awareness Week coming up (May 4 to 10), The suffering from mental health Guardian sat down with the illnesses and autism. multi-disciplinary team at the “One of the key foci of Etobicoke Children’s Centre the work we do here is that (ECC) to talk about the needs kids and families do well of children with emotional, when they can. Sometimes behavioural and mental parents think that their kids health issues, the range of behave badly because they services available to them and either didn’t parent them their families in Etobicoke well enough or that the kids and overcoming the stigma are out to annoy them, but oftentimes attached to seekthat’s not the case,” said ing such help.

ECC Executive Director Ewa “One of the things I think Deszynski. it’s important to speak about “Often kids exhibiting bad during Children’s Mental behaviour have lagging skills that are missing for different Health Awareness Week is the fact that all children, all reasons, so what we do is we parents, and all families go work with kids and parents through struggles – it’s part of to identify what the skill is life,” said Katie Isbister, ECC’s that’s missing – the ability clinical director of mental to talk, the ability to relate, health programs. etc. – then work with them “Yes, there are some situaspecifically on those skills to tions where the problems and develop them.” challenges are very serious To those ends, ECC’s and need longer term work multi-disciplinary team of – and that’s 65 child and youth workf i n e , w e’r e here for that – Sometimes parents e r s, s o c i a l but very often workers, early think that their kids childhood the challenges are associated behave badly because educators, with a part they either didn’t parent counsellors, of every day therapists, them well enough or and consultliving. So we want the idea that the kids are out to ing psycholof families ogists and annoy them, but that’s psychiatrists coming here for help to be a not the case.. often work really healthy, in tandem – ECC’s Executive Director wonderful to address Ewa Deszynski thing, in the the needs same way you of children would take your child to see a whose mental health-related physician if they had a cold. difficulties range broadly.

If we can do anything to take Some of ECC’s child clients, the stigma away from families aged from birth to age 12, seeking help, we’ll do it.” have experienced trauma as Founded in 1997, ECC has a result of physical or sexual evolved over the years into an abuse, neglect, or violence,

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Program supervisor Faiza Haq, left, and art therapist Laurel Choat demonstrate their work at the Etobicoke Children’s Centre. The accredited children’s mental health centre on Harsdale Drive provides early intervention and mental health services for Etobicoke children and their families.

while others suffer from anxiety and depression, and have difficulty managing their behaviour. Others struggle from significant learning disabilities and attention deficit problems, while still others suffer from complex psychiatric issues, or communication, behavioural, social and developmental challenges, such as autism.

In addition to several autism classrooms – where children diagnosed on the severe end of the autism spectrum are provided with one-on-one treatment – ECC’s site on Hartdale Drive (located in the former Silver Creek Public School building) also houses three day treatment classrooms, where in each class a Toronto District School Board teacher, a child and youth worker and shared therapists work with six kids, five days a week from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.

The goal of the day treatment program, said team lead and child therapist Amy

Podolak, is to help the kids empower themselves to do well, so that they can successfully transition back to school.

The Hartsdale site also offers a range of “extremely busy” group and family counselling sessions every afternoon from Tuesday to Saturday, as well as a highly successful art therapy program, where art therapist Laurel Choat brings out the emotional experiences of even the most non-verbal children.

“I get a lot of cases that are trauma-based, and the reason I get those referrals is because trauma often affects the left brain, which impacts language.

“And because art is more right-brain related and the right brain is also where memories are stored, it all works together and helps to bring out that expression,” she explained.

Meanwhile, every Wednesday from noon to 8

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Sometimes people just need to know that they’re on the right track or that the things they’re experiencing are typical...

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p.m. over at ECC’s satellite office at 2267 Islington Ave. in Rexdale, staff conduct a walk-in clinic offering therapy sessions with children and youth up to age 16 and their families.

Wi t h n o re f e r ra l s o r appointments required to access the clinic, ECC child and family therapist Leah Cohen said the clinic provides a “barrier-free” opportunity for many children and families to “try therapy on for size.”

“Sometimes our walk-in clinic acts as a point of entry into the system for children and families who may need

more support than that one session can provide, so we make recommendations and referrals about what other services they can access in the community (either at ECC or other agencies),” she said.

“But for others, that one walk-in session is all they need. Sometimes people just need to know that they’re on the right track, or that the things they’re experiencing are typical, or that the things that they’re doing to manage are the right things.”

In both her work at the walk-in clinic and with families undertaking ongoing therapy, Cohen said there is often the misconception that a child needs to be formally diagnosed before they can seek help from ECC. “The vast majority of the children accessing our services on the mental health side don’t have set diagnoses... so in terms of the misconceptions around who can or should or would benefit from accessing services from us, you don’t have to have something that has been diagnosed by a doctor or psychiatrist,” she advised.

But regardless of the amount and degree of support a child seeking help from the ECC needs, Deszynski said her staff involve families in all of the decision-making processes.

“Nothing we do here is done to anybody – there are no imposed solutions.

Including the client voice in whatever happens here is very important to us,” she said, noting that ECC’s approach has garnered rave reviews from both parents and children, alike.

“One parent wrote to us: ‘You were all there during a very dark time in my and my children’s lives...The understanding of my needs were also taken into account, which was great. Overall, I have renewed hope when I thought I was beaten.’”

For more information about the ECC, go to www.etobicokechildren.com or call 416-240-1111.

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he house at 59 Beaver Bend Cres. in the West Deane Park area is harbouring a secret. On the outside, it looks like a Classical Revival mansion, but hidden inside it’s a red and yellow brick Georgian house built sometime prior to 1852.

Andrew and Martha Coulter emigrated from Northern Ireland and bought a 100acre lot in Etobicoke in 1822.

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Accompanying them were their two oldest children.

The couple would have seven more offspring. Their property lay between Hwy. 27 and Martin Grove Road, halfway between Rathburn Road and Eglinton Avenue, in an area known as Richview. In

addition to farming, Andrew built a saw mill on Mimico Creek, which ran through his property.

As the family prospered, they bought 150 more acres of land. By 1852 they had built an elegant 11-room, five-bay Georgian house of red brick with yellow brick quoins and lintels. All interior partitions were made of brick as well.

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The property was sold out of the Coulter family in the 1880s. In 1939, construction magnate Percy F. Law bought the west 50 acres, including the house, for $16,000. Law covered the brick with white clapboard siding (now yellow vinyl) and added a two-storey classical portico on the front, with four Corinthian columns supporting a large pediment.

Law called his property Elmbrook Farm and raised prize-winning shorthorn cattle and racing horses. In 1956, he sold the property on either side of the house and Edmund Peachey developed it into the West Deane Park subdivision.

The house and 11 acres around it were kept by the

Courtesy/Etobicoke Historical Society

Andrew Coulter House at 59 Beaver Bend Cres., built before 1852, as it looked in 1929.

Law family until 1981 and then sold to Mason Homes.

Most of the 11 acres were developed, but this beautiful house with its secret interior remains in private hands, occupied today by the Neurological Rehabilitation Institute of Ontario.

It is protected by a listing on Toronto’s Inventory of Heritage Properties.

Denise Harris is the Heritage Officer of the Etobicoke Historical Society. Her column appears every second Thursday. Reach her at denise. harris@sympatico.ca

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City could grant clubs $181K in fee credits; motion to be voted on May 6 >>>from page 1 Water Polo Club that has been a fixture at the Olympium since its construction in 1975.

Diving club head coach Misha Kordyukov said membership fell from 100 to 15 as young divers left for other clubs with pools.

“We have been devastated by the closure,” Kordyukov said. “It will take us a long time to rebuild after the

Games is over.”

The club has produced top divers who have represented Canada in the Pan Am, Commonwealth and Olympic Games. In 1975, Skip Phoenix became the first Etobicoke diver to represent Canada in the Olympic Games.

Maura Young, president of the Synchronized Swimming Club, said about 60 of her yo u n g s w i m m e r s h a ve jumped to other clubs.

“This closure has had a significant impact on us,” Young said. “The remaining girls are scattered in four pools across the city and everyone has had to adjust.”

She said about 15 of the club’s high-performance swimmers have to travel to North York several times weekly to train. These top athletes have to travel further since they require deep pools for their sport.

The highly acclaimed club last week appointed Julie Thaden, of Portland, Oregon, as head coach of programs.

Thaden was most recently a head coach at Multnomah Athletic Club in Portland.

She also worked for 16 years at Indy Synchro Club in Indianapolis, Indiana.

Nish Damani, head coach of the Mavericks, said the closure has cost his club a handful of top-tier polo players.

“It has been a difficult year and we have had to use alternative facilities,” Damani said. “We are now training more young starters who do not require deep waters.”

York West Councillor Anthony Perruzza, chair of the Community Development and Recreation Committee, that adopted the motion, said it will go before council for a vote on May 6.

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to recognize the losses and help those affected,” Perruzza said.

He said the new facility will benefit the community long after the Pan Am Games.

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• Walking to Mabelle Park asks how people can work together to create spaces that foster a sense of community engagement and belonging.

What is the role of art and artists? Meet at Islington Subway Station at 3 p.m. Follow the signs to the “car park”.

• The People’s Lakeshore Picnic Party meets at the corner of Islington Avenue and Lake Shore Boulevard West at 1 p.m. Longtime resident Deborah Hall shows walkers community resources: where to get free meals, free clothes and services.

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• ArtWalk: See Toronto’s Village of Murals tours residents through a tour of 15,000 square feet of art and history in Islington Village.

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All Saints’ Kingsway 34th Annual Spring Sale WHEN: 8:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. WHERE: All Saints’ Kingsway Anglican Church, 2850 Bloor St. W. CONTACT: Cathie Figueira, 416-234-9491, cathieandjoe@yahoo.ca COST: Free Sale features tasty baked goods, treasures and collectibles, bargains in clothing, jewelry, electronics and furniture, housewares, books, art works, and linens plus a barbecue.

Wesley Mimico UC Spring Market WHEN: 9:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. WHERE: Wesley Mimico United Church, 2 Station Rd. CONTACT: Donna-Marie, 416-251-5811, wesleymimicounitedchurch.org, wesleymimimico@ bellnet.ca COST: Free Barbecue and live music, local artisans, jewelry and antiques, silent auction and community information.

Lambton-Kingsway Fun Fair WHEN: 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. WHERE: Lambton-Kingsway Junior Middle School, 525 Prince Edward Dr. CONTACT: Allison Needham, allison. needham@rogers.com COST: Free Lambton-Kingsway Junior Middle School Fun Fair helps raise money to maintain and purchase gym equipment, fund schools literacy program, repair instruments and more.

Staying Balanced WHEN: 1 to 2 p.m. WHERE: Montgomery’s Inn Museum, 4709 Dundas st. W CONTACT: Eric Daw,

looking ahead w Saturday, May 10

55th Anniversary Murder Mystery Dinner and Dance WHEN: 6:30 to midnight WHERE: Church of Christ the King, 475 Rathburn Rd. CONTACT: Wendy Marrett, wmarrett_2@sympatico.ca COST: Free Come out and enjoy a night of dinner, dancing and suspense as we host a 1920s theme evening of entertainment. Dress in your best 1920s attire to try and win a prize. Cash bar, door prizes and live entertainment. Call or email for more information or tickets.

416-450-0892, daweric@gmail.com COST: Free How Seniors can improve their balance and coordination Afternoon Tea and Art WHEN: 2:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.

WHERE: Bloordale United Church, 4258 Bloor St. W. CONTACT: Vanessa, 416-358-4504 COST: $15 Enjoy a variety of tea, sandwiches and sweets along with original paintings by local artists. Works will be on display and for sale. Venue is wheelchair accessible. Free parking.

w Monday, May 5

Balcony & Light Gardening Demonstration WHEN: 10 to 11 a.m. WHERE: Islington Seniors’ Centre, 4968 Dundas St. W. CONTACT: Paula Aceto, 416231-3431, iscprograms@hotmail.ca COST: $5 Join Larry Sherk- retired Chief Horti-

culturist at Sheridan Nurseries, as he provides live demonstrations on how to best choose, care and maintain plants on your balcony, windowsill or in your garden.

Are They Ready for Life on Their Own? WHEN: 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. WHERE: Brentwood library, 36 Brentwood Rd. N. CONTACT: Todd Buhrows, 416394-5247 COST: Free Many parents expect their children to fend for themselves when it comes to learning key life skills and other parents become over-protective ‘helicopter parents.’ Neither approach is appropriate. Author Di Gibson discusses life-competent skills that builds self-confidence and self-respect in today’s youth. Register in advance.

w Wednesday, May 7

Greening your Grounds: Get

Started WHEN: 6:45 to 8:15 p.m. WHERE: Eatonville library, 430 Burnhamthorpe Rd. CONTACT: eaprograms@ torontopubliclibrary.ca, 416-3945270 COST: Free What is a rain garden? How does a rain garden work? Should I install a permeable patio? Learn about the newest trends in residential landscaping from the expert at the Toronto Regional Conservation Authority. Registration required in advance.

Etobicoke Horticultural Society May Meeting WHEN: 8 to 9:30 p.m. WHERE: Lambton Kingsway Junior Middle School, 525 Prince Edward Dr. CONTACT: Barbara Yake, 416-233-9795, www.gardenontario.org/site.php/etobicoke, ehs.by@bell.net COST: Free Meeting features a guest speaker, a ‘bring and buy’ table, a lucky draw, and a flower competition/show. The guest speaker is Trish Symons. Her topic: 1001 Great Gardening Tips -100 at a time.

w Friday, May 9

Job Interview Skills Through Drama for teens WHEN: 4 to 6 p.m. WHERE: Richview library, 1806 Islington Ave. CONTACT: 416-394-5120 COST: Free Build your confidence and learn valuable interview skills before applying for summer jobs. Join an interactive program with Sonia Voltan – actress, storyteller and drama instructor. Free program, ages 12 to 16. Register in advance.

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Every $20 provides a brick for a school and access to education.

Visit an RBC Insurance store to see how you can help or go to rbc.com/freethechildren.

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Junior Youth Group WHEN: 6:45 to 8:15 p.m. WHERE: St. Philip’s Parish Hall, 60 Dixon Rd. CONTACT: 416-247-5181 COST: Free Fun evening for youths ages eight to 12. Discover more about the Bible through songs, games and video.

French Storytime WHEN: 7 to 8 p.m. WHERE: Richview library, 1806 Islington Ave. COST: Free For children aged 5 to 10 years. Enjoy stories, songs, and more in French.

This is a drop-in program, no registration is required.

Coming Home 1964 - 2014 (Pub Night) WHEN: 7 to 11 p.m. WHERE: Wild Goose Bar and Grill, 5395 Eglinton Ave. W. CONTACT: Marianne Duggan, www.marianneduggan@ sympatico.ca COST: $20 in advance $25 at the door St. Clement Catholic School 50th Anniversary celebration kicks off with a pub night. All alumni encouraged to come out.

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Etobicoke’s loss of a fire truck last week as a cost-cutting measure in the city’s 2014 operating budget isn’t the end of it, Ward 1 Councillor Vince Crisanti pledged.

Crisanti said this week he intends to contact Toronto Fire Chief Jim Sales in 45 to 60 days so the two can discuss an analysis of the truck’s removal on response times.

“I monitored the activities of (Pumper) 413 and in January, February and March, there was more than 475 total responses by that truck that has been removed from service,” Crisanti reported. “It’s an active, busy truck. No one can tell me otherwise.”

Toronto fire removed Pumper 413 from Firehall 413 on Albion Road on April 21 leaving the station with one fire truck. Pumper 413’s crew is being reassigned to positions vacated by recent firefighter retirements.

In January, councillors killed Crisanti’s motion by a vote of 23-22 to increase the city’s 2014 operating budget to save the truck. It served “one of the highest density communities of more than 50,000 residents,” Crisanti said, from the West Humber River to Steeles Avenue West and the Humber River to Hwy. 427.

In all, the budget cuts

include the decommissioning of four fire trucks across the city, closing a fire station near Runnymede Road and cutting 84 firefighters, a decision made after analyzing 2013 data.

Last week, Sales said his service endured a “challenging budget year” in 2014 in the wake of new budget cuts that came into effect the day before.

“We looked at building the best option we could with the 2014 budget, understanding the fiscal challenges we were under,” Sales told a news conference.

“We looked at years of data, call volumes, response times and looked at the best option to meet our budget target with the least impact to service, response times, servicing the public and safety for our fire staff.”

Toronto Professional Fire Fighters’ Association President Ed Kennedy followed up Sales’ remarks the next day with a media release also sent to every Toronto councillor that took issue with what the chief said about the cuts.

This month’s cuts are in addition to previous staffing shortfalls, Kennedy said.

“So in reality, instead of four trucks we now have eight or nine trucks out of service every day across Toronto,” Kennedy said in the release.

Frank Ramagnano, media

relations with the fire fighters’ association, said the association’s membership wants to raise public awareness of the cuts.

“These cuts affect not only those four neighbourhoods, but affects adjacent neighbourhoods, too,” Ramagnano said in an interview, explaining firefighters from neighbouring stations will be called to respond to calls in station 413’s area.

The cuts roll back the number of fire trucks in Toronto to pre-amalgamation levels, despite the fact the population has grown by an estimated 300,000 residents, and the number of homes, businesses and institutions that need protection have also increased, the association reported.

“We’ve been yelling and screaming ‘we can’t meet standards. We can’t operate as safely and efficiency as we can for 15 years with the resources we had and then they eliminate four trucks,” Ramagnano said.

Crisanti said he intends to work closely with the fire chief and the community on the issue. “I’m going to get that truck back, that crew back,” he said.

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LINDA BECKER Sales Representative

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ROYAL LEPAGE REAL ESTATE SERVICES LTD.

40 MORLAND RD

Impeccably Charming & Cozy!!!

Totally Reno’d!!! Incl: Legal City Permit For Front-Pad Pkg!! Stunning Original Hardwoods, Renov’d Kit. W/Cesar Stone Counters & More.

Living/Dining W/Napoleon Gas F/p. W/O From Enclosed Back Porch To Huge Landscaped Yard W/Beautiful Japanese Maples & Garden. Second Flr Den W/Walkout To Balcony!! See Virtual Tour!!

COMING SOON PERFECT LOCATION IN QUIET, HIGH DEMAND FAMILY FRIENDLY SPRINGBROOK GARDENS NEIGHBOURHOOD WITH LARGE 50 X 124 FT LOT. WALK TO BLOOR STREET SHOPS, PARKS AND SUBWAY. EXCELLENT SCHOOLS. BUILD OR RENO. $895,000.

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4 LEITA COURT

Royal LePage Real Estate Professionals, Brokerage Independently Owned and Operated

OPEN HOUSE SAT/SUN 2-4

416 319-4888

www.ferrier.ca

Royal LePage Real Estate Services Ltd., Brokerage

89 ANGLESEY BLVD. Beautiful Humber Valley Village home! Includes gourmet kitchen overlooking backyard pool oasis. Colewood construction inspired renovation features Cathedral ceilings, Ridley windows, and custom Perola kitchen with built-in s/s appliances including gas range top, large over-sized island. Hardwood throughout. Walk-out family room to private yard. 3 bedroom 2.5 bathrooms. Excellent schools including Humber Valley Village JMS. $1,199,000

OPEN HOUSE SAT 3-5

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www.tinaklein.com

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Surrounded by Mature trees and Million Dollar homes in Prestigious “Old Thisledown” on a 50 x 120’ lot. This well loved 6 room bungalow has a cottage like atmosphere with a Sunny front Porch, 2 nice size Bedrooms, huge Kitchen and elegant Dining room. You’ll enjoy the in-ground pool in July and August. This is an opportunity for the right Buyer! For A Picture Tour visit: www.tinaklein.com

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Realty Services Inc., Brokerage

Independently Owned and Operated

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WASAGA BEACH

DRIVE A LITTLE ! SAVE A LOT !!

4 bedroom executive home on 170 ft professional landscaped lot with interlocking driveway and walkway. 3 washrooms on main level, 9 ft flat ceilings, hdwd floors on main level, gas fireplace, granite, prof finished 2 bedroom apt in basement with 20/20 ft kitchen. Large 15 x 20 recreation room - over $200,000 in extras. Walking distance to main beach, Walmart, Tim Horton’s, etc. Hurry before it’s gone!

Too many extras to list… call Bill at 416-471-2720.

Sales Representative

416 456-8922

KIM BAIRD Broker

416 804-1000

www.applewoodhomesandcondos.com 619 RATHBURN RD #74 ROYAL LEPAGE REALTY CENTRE, BROKERAGE

DETACHED 3+1 BEDRM HOME ON 43 X 167 FT LOT, HRDWD FLRS, UPDATED 3 PIECE BATH RM. NEAR CENTENNIAL PARK. $489,888 CALL KIM / LUBO 416-391-3232

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Right At Home Realty Inc., Brokerage

416-391-3232

J U S T L I S T E D ! O P E N H O U S E S AT/ S U N 1- 4 P M Your search stops here!! !Totally Renovated From Top To Bottom Townhouse In High Demand Neighbourhood. Entertainer Delight Open Concept. Gourmet Kitchen W/Centre Island and Granite Countertops. Hardwood Floor and Steps. New Bathrooms. Finished Basement W/W/O To Private Patio and Backyard. Steps To Centennial Park, Transit, Schools and Shopping.

Minutes to 427. Must Be Seen To Appreciate!!

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This is a little doll house in Prestigious “Old Thistledown” On A 30’ X 150’ Lot. It was built in 1930+ and has retained a lot of its original charm and yet has tons of updates... like a newer roof, skylight, laminate floors. There are 2 Bedrooms, the 3rd Bedroom is in the Loft and needs the ladder to climb into it (ideal for a teenager). The skylight adds natural light to the loft and the living room. The Kitchen is straight out of a cottage. Charming! For A Picture Tour visit: www.tinaklein.com Wow! This Is A Lot Of House In A Little Package. When You Enter This Home You Are Standing In The Modern Eat-In Kitchen Complete With Ceramic Tiles. The Living Room Has Warm Oak Hardwood Floors, Sunroom (3 Season) With Walk-Out To Deck Ideal For B.B.,Q’s.

There Are 3 Bedrooms. The Basement Has Been Finished With A Separate Entrance For A Studio Apartment. There Are Too Many Extras Too Mention. This Home Must Be Seen To Be Appreciated! For A Picture Tour visit: www.tinaklein.com

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Bloor West Village Location, Location!

Freshly Painted & Updated 2 Bedroom Home with parking. Sun-filled, Open Concept! New Hardwood throughout main floor & new carpeting 2nd floor. Walk out from your kitchen to your deck & private fenced-in backyard HAROLD BRADSHAW –Move in Ready! Walk to Jane Subway & highly & Jonathan Bradshaw touted Bloor West Village shopping, restaurants Sales Representatives & entertainment. Easy access to all major DIR: 416 399-1433 Highways & Downtown - Come See for Yourself! 416 236-1871

743-3832

REXDALE REAL ESTATE

1ST AD PRIME KINGSWAY!

50 LYNNGROVE AVE. Elegant interior with original Kingsway charm. 3+ bedrooms, 3.5 bathrooms. Updated kitchen with custom stainless steel appliances. Vaulted cathedral ceilings in Family room, gas fireplace with natural stone. Temperature controlled Wine cellar and home office. Lot 40x120. Steps to subway, shops along Bloor, Community Centre. Good schools include Lambton Kingsway & Etobicoke Collegiate. $1,279,000

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www.askdrago.ca REMAX Legacy Realty Inc., Brokerage

Independently Owned and Operated

PRINCESS ANNE MANOR!!

2 PRINCESS ANNE CRES. Spectacular 4 Level Sidesplit With Kitchen/Great Room Addition. 3+1 Bedrooms, 2 Custom Made F/P, Executive Home With Grand Living Room And Banquet Size Dining Room, Family Room With Rich Wall Panelling, Hardwood Floors And Walk Out To Patio And Pooled Garden Oasis. Over 4000Sq. Ft Of Fabulous Living Space Situated On A Huge Private Lot Of 80X120 Feet.

Exceptional Schools, Parks And Walk To St. Georges Golf Club. $1,458,000.

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Gorgeous semi-detached home in prime Etobicoke area at Royal York south of Eglinton, live on a quiet child friendly court with a pie shape lot & long driveway, strip hardwood floors, 4 large bedrooms, renovated kitchen & baths, finished basement & nice sun room to relax in.

Rental possibility!

OPEN HOUSE SUN 2-4 PM

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GUARANTEED H SPECTACULAR LUXURY ESTATE!

Incredible Royal York/Edenbridge 5bdrm 2 storey on beautifully landscaped 100’ x 210’ ravine lot. Resort-like terraced back garden, waterfall pond, gazebo and in-ground pool. Gorgeous 2 storey foyer, fabulous gourmet kitchen, main floor billiard room w/English style bar, Stunning 2 storey family rm with huge custom library wall and ladder rail. Spacious large lower level rec. rm with w/o absolutely a must see $1,999,900

PRESTIGIOUS PINE VALLEY ESTATE!!

Situated on a Quiet Court fronting on The National Golf Club, Spectacular custom built bungaloft on a Premium pie shaped professionally landscaped lot, circular driveway, double door entry to lavish foyer, gourmet design kitchen, gold accents, island of your dreams, open concept Family room, walkout to terrace, magnificent master bedroom retreat with luxury appointments, 5 piece ensuite, W/I closet, sitting area with gas fireplace. This Exquisite Bungalow is the home you deserve. $1,749,900

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CUSTOM BUILT BUNGALOW WITH 5 CAR GARAGE One of a kind sprawling stone Ranch Bungalow on a premium 100 ft lot with guest house. Built to exacting standards, 4 bedrooms, 5 bathrooms, Professionally landscaped, long private drive. A dream home and garage paradise. Close to amenities + Hwys in a fabulous neighbourhood, only $1,650,000!!

OPULENT SOUTHAMPTON PENTHOUSE!!

One-of-a-kind Tridel-Built South Kingsway & Queensway opportunity, approximately 1800+ of living space extensively renovated with the very best finishes, bright & spacious, 9’+ ceilings, 3 skylights, stunning gourmet kitchen with high-end appliances, granite counters, rich Mahogany & Maple floors, crown moulding, large master bedroom, with spa-like 6 piece bath, floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking fabulous 1350 sq ft. terrace with panoramic city & lake view for $1,349,000!!

UNIQUE EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY!!

ROYAL YORK / NORSEMAN

Fabulous 167’ x 252’ lot, prime MP-2 + residential zoning, with large recently renovated 4 bedroom side split. Attached 2 car garage, and separate 4000 square ft fully insulated, heated steel, concrete 3 truck garage w/ service pit, perfect for large vehicle repair/service. Must be seen for $1,950,000!!

Custom built 4 + 2 bdrm 2 storey with addition, gorgeous renovated kitchen & baths, granite counter tops, gleaming hardwood floor, 4 full baths, main floor.

Family room & den, 2nd floor laundry, finished basement with separate entrance, quality craftsmanship throughout, thousands spent must be seen for $1,100,000

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Stunning renovated 3+1bdrm 2 storey, in high demand south Etobicoke, just steps to the Lake, Parks, schools, shops, & all conveniences. Spectacular ultra luxury modern finishes thru-out, custom gourmet kitchen, granite countertop, SS appl, main flr family & laundry rm, 4 amazing full washrooms, master with 5 pc ensuite & w/o to balcony, coffered ceiling, waterfall detached double garage and much more, must be seen for $949,900!!

DETACHED BRICK + STONE 2 STOREY

4+1 bedroom in high demand Weston/Rutherford location.

9ft ceiling on main floor, open concept living + dining room, main floor den + family room with gas fire place, large family size kitchen, professionally finished basement ideal for entertaining or in-law suite, 5 bathrooms, gorgeous interlock patio + walkway, close to amenities, steps to church. Simply must be seen for only $829,900!!

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BUNGALOW ON PRIVATE 10 ACRE LOT

Fantastic renovated sprawling bungalow in Caledon.

390 ft frontage x 1095 ft deep lot with pond, 4 car garage/separate workshop on paved road, modern kitchen, granite countertop, open concept layout, sunken living room, master bedroom retreat with sitting area + magnificent ensuite walkout basement only $799,900!!

BLOOR/OSSINGTON

Spacious 3 bedroom semi, newer roof, furnace, & windows, recently water proofed & re-insulated home, beautiful Stucco exterior finish, hardwood floors throughout, mutual drive to new garage with hoist and 100 amp service, plus 200 amp service for the house and much more for only $774,000!!

BLOOR/DUFFERIN

Wow Wow Wow!!! Spectacular totally renovated property, open concept layout custom gourmet kitchen, high-end stainless steel appliances, magnificent finished basement, 4 walkouts, 2 decks, balcony, detached oversized garage, fantastic location. Simply must be seen, only $749,900!!

HEART OF YORKVILLE

Chic and sophisticated New York style Loft, Exclusive Boutique Building, luxury 2 bedroom, Soaring 17 ft ceiling, open concept living area, granite countertop, stainless steel appliances, 2 balconies, parking, step to Yorkville shops, cafes, restaurants, and subway. Only $529,900!!

THE RESIDENCE OF SPRING HILL!!

Spacious 1,130 square feet of luxury living space on main floor. 1 bedroom condo with massive den, 10’ ceilings, high quality finishes thru-out, open concept living & dining room with fireplace, gleaming hardwood floors, walk-out to huge balcony with conservation and pond views, absolutely must be seen for only $499,900!!

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HER ANOTLD SO DUNDAS AND HUMBERCREST!!

Fabulous Court location, Lambton/ Baby Point area.

Impressive 3 bedroom 2 storey, brick home. Shows very well, updated kitchen, large living + dining room, dark hardwood floors, 2 bathrooms, finished basement and many extras.

Sold Fast for 99% of Asking!!!

RENOVATED 2 STOREY!!

Impressive detached 4+1 bedroom 2 storey.

Thousands spent, open concept living + dining room, gleaming hardwood floor, modern eat-in kitchen with walkout to patio, fabulous master with ensuite, and finished inlaw suite. Simply must be seen.

Sold for Top $$$!!

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LIBERTY VILLAGE CONDO LOFT!!

Fabulous 2 bedroom, large combined living & dining room, with cathedral ceilings, 17’ floor to ceiling windows, W/O to balcony, 2nd floor laundry, modern kitchen with European appliances, 2 washrooms, master with ensuite, parking, locker, and all amenities for only $449,900!!

TRIDEL’S ‘PARC NUVO’ CONDO!!

Fantastic location close to subway. Large spotless 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom corner unit. Spacious and bright, lots of windows, shows like a model suite. Granite counters, stainless steel appliances, rich dark floors, glass shower, custom Hunter Douglas window blinds. 5 Star building amenities and close to all conveniences. Simply must be seen for only $439,900!!

LUXURY TORONTO EXECUTIVE TOWNHOME

Spacious open concept living + dining room, gleaming hardwood floor, upgraded family size kitchen, walkout to balcony, large family room, 3 bedrooms, massive master bedroom with full ensuite, walk-in closet, 4 bathrooms, finished basement, and oversized garage. Great central location, amazing value, only $435,000!!

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ALDERWOOD 2 STOREY Fabulous location, hardwood floors, large living room, formal dining room, 3+1 bedroom, separate side entrance to basement, long private drive, and patio. Steps to transit and Go Train, close to Sherway Gardens, bike trails, and lake.

Sold in 1Wk for 108% of Asking!!!

$399,900 BLOOR/DUFFERIN

Striking 3 bedroom 2 storey semi in high demand location. Open concept layout, gleaming hardwood floor, large living + dining room, spacious open concept kitchen, walkout to backyard with parking at back, renovated bath, Jacuzzi tub. Amazing value many extras, simply must be seen!!

BAY SOUTH OF COLLEGE!!

Spacious 2 bedroom condo in Central Toronto, walk to subway, bus, shops, school, hospital, financial district, Yorkville, Eaton Center, and all conveniences. Fabulous corner suite, 9’ ceilings, floor-to-ceiling windows, large combined living + dining room, marble floor, w/o to balcony with impressive city views Sold Fast for 103% of Asking!!!

DETACHED $369,900

Renovated 3+2 bedroom home situated close to all amenities. Modern family size kitchen, walkout to backyard, open concept living + dining room, finished basement ideal for in-law suite, with spacious back yard and long private drive. Thousands spent on upgrades must be seen, super value!!

ESTATE SALE $349.900 Detached 3+1 bedroom brick bungalow situated on a premium 50 ft lot. Separate entrance to basement, large backyard, long private drive, needs some TLC. Steps to transit, amazing value + opportunity. Fast closing available.

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Fabulous Tridel built Luxury Condo, spacious 2 bedroom corner suite with open concept living + dining room, separate family room, huge solarium retreat ideal for entertaining, 2 full bathrooms, ensuite laundry and all amenities. Great location for only $329,900!!

TORONTO TOWNHOUSE!!

Thousands spent on luxurious upgrades, beautiful custom kitchen, granite countertop, stainless steel appliances, upgraded floors, large colonial baseboards, 2 baths, ensuite laundry, spacious open concept living + dining room, 2 bedrooms. Great location, close to all conveniences, must be seen for only $299,900!!

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Incredible custom upgraded unit. 1 bdrm + den, beautifully renovated kitchen, granite counter tops, stainless steel appliances, laminate floors, undermount sink, pot lights, crown moulding, custom B/I shelves, and much more, plus all amenities. Must be seen for only $299,000!!

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NOTICE OF SUBMISSION OF ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT

Credit Valley Conservation and Region of Peel - Lakeview Waterfront Connection Project Environmental Assessment Credit Valley Conservation (CVC) and the Region of Peel, with the support of the City of Mississauga and the Toronto and Region Conservation Authority (TRCA), would like to thank everyone for their support and involvement in the development of the Environmental Assessment (EA) for the Lakeview Waterfront Connection (LWC) Project. Ultimately the LWC Project will create a new natural park that will establish ecological habitat and public linkages on the eastern Mississauga waterfront.

Ministry of the Environment Environmental Approvals Branch 2 St. Clair Avenue West, Floor 12A Toronto, ON M4V 1L5 Phone: 416-314-8001 / 1-800-461-6290 Port Credit Library 20 Lakeshore Road East Mississauga, ON L5G 1C8 Phone: 905-615-4835 Alderwood Branch - Toronto Public Library 2 Orianna Drive Toronto, ON M8W 4Y1 Phone: 416-394-5310 New Toronto - Toronto Public Library 110 Eleventh Street Toronto, ON M8V 3G5 Phone: 416-394-5350 Toronto City Clerk’s Office Toronto City Hall, 13th floor, West 100 Queen Street West Toronto, ON M5H 2N2 Phone: 416-392-8016

As required under section 6.2(1) by the Environmental Assessment Act, and according to the Terms of Reference approved by the Minister of the Environment on December 5, 2012, CVC and the Region of Peel have submitted the LWC EA to the Ministry of the Environment for review and approval.

A copy of all comments will be forwarded to the proponent for its consideration. For further information on the EA, please contact:

The review period for the EA will begin on Friday, May 2, 2014 and end on Friday, June 20, 2014. All comments must be submitted in writing, on or before Friday, June 20, 2014, to the Ministry of the Environment:

Kate Hayes Manager, Ecosystem Restoration Restoration and Stewardship Credit Valley Conservation Email: khayes@creditvalleyca.ca Phone: 905-670-1615 ext 428

Adam Sanzo, Project Officer Ministry of the Environment Environmental Assessment and Approvals Branch 2 St. Clair Avenue West, Floor 12A, Toronto, ON M4V 1L5 Tel: 416-314-8433 / 1-800-461-6290 Fax: 416-314-8452 The EA can be accessed online at www.creditvalleyca.ca/lwc and is available for review in hard copy at the following locations during normal business hours:

Ministry of the Environment Halton-Peel District Office 4145 North Service Road, Suite 300 Burlington, ON L7L 6A3 Phone: 905-319-3847 / 1-800-335-5906 Lakeview Library 1110 Atwater Avenue Mississauga, ON L5E 1M9 Phone: 905-615-4805 Long Branch - Toronto Public Library 3500 Lake Shore Boulevard West Toronto, ON M8W 1N6 Phone: 416-394-5320 Region of Peel Clerk’s Department 10 Peel Centre Drive, Suite A Brampton, ON L6T 4B9 Phone: 905-791-7800 ext 4465 Mississauga Office of the City Clerk Mississauga City Hall, 2nd floor 300 City Centre Drive Mississauga, ON L5B 3C1 Phone: 905-615-4311 Credit Valley Conservation Administration Office 1255 Old Derry Road Mississauga, ON L5N 6R4 Phone: 905-670-1615 Janice Hatton Program Support Analyst Water Division, Public Works Region of Peel Email: janice.hatton@peelregion.ca Phone: 905-791-7800 ext 4768

Under the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act and the Environmental Assessment Act, unless otherwise stated in the submission, any personal information such as name, address, telephone number and property location included in a submission will become part of the public record files for this matter and will be released, if requested, to any person.

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Working for you with professionalism, honesty, and integrity

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One of Canada’s Leading Sales Associates

TDSB GIRLS SOCCER WEST REGION - TIER 1 MONDAY, MAY 5 ◗ Etobicoke CI vs. Richview CI (Richview CI, 380 The Westway, 3:30 p.m.) ◗ Etobicoke SA vs. Silverthorn CI (Silverthorn CI, 291 Mill Rd., 3:30 p.m.)

WEDNESDAY, MAY 7 ◗ Etobicoke CI vs. Martingrove CI (Martingrove CI, 50 Winterton Dr., 3:30 p.m.) ◗ Richview CI vs. Silverthorn CI (Silverthorn CI, 291 Mill Rd., 3:30 p.m.)

BOYS SOCCER WEST REGION - SENIOR THURSDAY, MAY 1 ◗ North Albion CI vs. Weston CI (Weston Lions Field, 2125 Lawrence Ave. W., 1:30 p.m.) ◗ Martingrove CI vs. Kipling CI (Kipling CI, 380 The Westway, 3:30 p.m.) ◗ Silverthorn CI vs. Vaughan Road Academy (Vaughan Road Academy, 529 Vaughan Rd., 3:30 p.m.) ◗ Richview CI vs.York Memorial CI (York Memorial CI, 2690 Eglinton Ave. W., 3:30 p.m.) ◗ Scarlett Heights Entrepreneurial Academy vs.Thistletown CI (Thistletown CI, 20 Fordwich Cres., 4:30 p.m.)

FRIDAY, MAY 2 ◗ Etobicoke SA vs. Silverthorn CI (Silverthorn CI, 291 Mill Rd., 3:30 p.m.) ◗ Vaughan Road Academy vs. Lakeshore CI (Lakeshore CI, 350 Kipling Ave., 3:30 p.m.)

active@insidetoronto.com TUESDAY, MAY 6 ◗ Richview CI vs. Silverthorn CI (Silverthorn CI, 291 Mill Rd., 3:30 p.m.) ◗ Etobicoke CI vs. Vaughan Road Academy (Vaughan Road Academy, 529 Vaughan Rd., 3:30 p.m.) ◗ North Albion CI vs. Scarlett Heights Entrepreneurial Academy (Scarlett Heights Entrepreneurial Academy, 15 Trehorne Dr., 3:30 p.m.) ◗ Weston CI vs. Kipling CI (Kipling CI, 380 The Westway, 3:30 p.m.) ◗ Etobicoke SA vs. York Memorial CI (York Memorial CI, 2690 Eglinton Ave. W., 4:30 p.m.) ◗ West Humber CI vs. Thistletown CI ( Thistletown CI, 20 Fordwich Cres., 4:30 p.m.)

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MONDAY, MAY 5 ◗ Kipling CI vs. Etobicoke CI (Etobicoke CI, 86 Montgomery Rd., 3:30 p.m.) ◗ North Abion CI vs. Etobicoke SA (Etobicoke SA, 675 Royal York Rd., 3:30 p.m.)

WEDNESDAY, MAY 7 ◗ QUARTER-FINAL, TBA vs. TBA BOYS BASEBALL ALL REGION VARSITY – TIER 1/TIER 2 THURSDAY, MAY 1

◗ Etobicoke CI vs. Thistletown CI (Centennial Park - Etobicoke, 256 Centennial Park Rd., 11 a.m.) ◗ Martingrove CI vs. Etobicoke SA (Millwood Park, 222 Mill Rd., 11 a.m.) ◗ Runnymede CI vs. York Memorial CI (Millwood Park, 222 Mill Rd., 1 p.m.) ◗ Thistletown CI vs. North Albion CI (Centennial Park - Etobicoke, 256 Centennial Park Rd., 1 p.m.) ◗ Etobicoke CI vs. North Albion CI (Centennial Park - Etobicoke, 256 Centennial Park Rd., 3 p.m.) ◗ Kipling CI vs. Runnymede CI (Millwood Park, 222 Mill Rd., 3 p.m.)

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team work: The Grade 5 co-ed volleyball team from John D. Parker Junior School, located on Mount Olive Drive in north-west Etobicoke, won the Toronto District School Board championship on April 22 for the 15th consecutive year. The team has gone undefeated for five consecutive years. The team beat John Wanless School from midtown in the final and Cornell Junior Public School from Scarborough in the semifinal. Back row: coach Ms. DaSilva, Azim Raheem, Parneet Mann and coach Mrs. Brown. Middle row: Palak Gandhi, Ashima Indora, Khushi Sharma, Udai Garcha, Manav Patel, Sutha Suthakumaren and coach Jeff Fulton. Front row: Jasmine Marar, Navleen Chaira, Nathan Srinivasan and Caleb Modeste.

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Above, the Faustina Fury minor atom select team, which plays out of the MasterCard Centre, are pictured here with their championship trophies. They are (in no particular order): Avery DiMaria, Jake Da Luz, Andrew Chaytor, Jeremy Currie, Ethan Matheson, Connor Russo, Avery Kalic, Luke Pravica, Marco Cestau, Aiden Lamond, Brydon Hutchison, Eric Jodoin, Mattias Khan and Nolan Murphy. At left, inspiration for this year’s team fundraiser are team players Jake Da Luz and Avery DiMaria (with Coal, Avery’s diabetic alert dog).

The Faustina Fury minor atom select team are champions both on and off the ice this year.

Not only did the team’s roster recently cap off a fantastic 39-2-6 season on the ice with a Tier 1 Championship title from the North York Hockey League, but on Monday, May 5 they’ll band together to champion the causes of two of their players who suffer from chronic diseases.

In support of 10-year-old top goal scorer Jake Da Luz and nine-year-old defensive player Avery DiMaria, half the proceeds from the team’s 2nd Annual Giving Back Hope fundraiser will support the juvenile arthritis research team at SickKids Hospital that helped give Jake his mobility back, while the other half will go to Warren Retrievers, a non-profit service dog organization that provided a diabetic alert dog to Avery.

Neither Jake, who was diagnosed with systemic juvenile idiopathic arthritis at age

three, nor Avery, who lives with Type 1 juvenile diabetes, have let their conditions slow them down, said proud coach Randy Currie.

“Jake probably shouldn’t even be on skates right now,” Currie said Tuesday evening at the MasterCard Centre for Hockey Excellence. “This is the fourth year I’ve coached him, and he went from barely even being able to walk, to being our top goal-scorer on the team. And Avery’s new to us this year, but she’s playing great defence and she definitely holds her own with the boys. They’re both pretty unbelievable.”

An inspiration Jake and Avery’s perseverance and determination have served as inspiration to both Fury players and parents alike, said Jen Magnus, Avery’s mom and one of the organizers of this year’s Giving Back Hope fundraiser.

“As a team, we feel it is important to support one another and give back to the community,” she said, noting that she was touched

when Warren Retrievers was included as a recipient of this year’s fundraiser on Avery’s behalf.

While last year’s inaugural fundraiser raised $2,000 towards juvenile arthritis research at SickKids, Jake’s mom Dianne Da Luz said she hopes to this year raise twice that amount – and so far, they’re well on their way.

All 80 kid tickets for Monday’s Giving Back Hope event at Laser Quest are sold out, and an impressive slate of raffle and draw prizes – including an iPad Air, a signed Toronto Marlies jersey, and VIP Blue Jays tickets – have been lined up, thanks to the generosity of the local hockey and business communities.

Anyone wishing to support the Faustina Fury’s 2nd Annual Giving Back Hope fundraiser is invited to come out to Laser Quest, at 1224 Dundas St. E. in Mississauga, any time between 6:30 and 8:30 p.m. on Monday, May 5 to buy raffle tickets and/or make a donation.

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THEY’RE BITING: Fishing season opened last weekend and Pat Mainolfi didn’t come back empty handed from his fishing trip to the Humber River in Etobicoke on Sunday as he shows off his first catch of the day – a five pound rainbow trout.

Mimico home opener The Mimico Mountaineers Jr. B lacrosse squad will look to get on the winning track when it hosts its home opener this Saturday, May 3, 7 p.m., at Mimico Arena against the Mississauga Tomahawks.

It’s part of a home-and-home series which will see the same two teams go at it on Wednesday, May 7, 8 p.m. in Mississauga (Clarkson Arena).

Mimico, who made the playoffs last season with a 10-10 record, opened this season with two losses

on the road, 16-11 to Orillia Kings April 27 and 9-2 to the Oakville Buzz on April 25.

Mississauga, meanwhile, opened their season on the road defeating Orillia 10-7 on April 25.

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Toronto planners reach settlement with Lanterra >>>from page 1 storey condominium building adjacent to Hwy. 427, and one, 11-storey condo and commercial building fronting The East Mall that steps down to nine then four storeys.

Leon pledged to investigate with city staff whether procedures permit him to move a motion before city council May 6 to recommend it request a deferral of the OMB hearing.

Lanterra had no comment at this time when contacted

by The Guardian Wednesday morning.

Many residents at Tuesday night’s meeting reacted in anger that they had not been consulted on the project since 2011.

“People felt very betrayed by the city,” resident Annette Hutchinson said at the meeting. “It’s not unreasonable for people to demand answers about why there was no community consultation so we could shape the development.”

Sabrina Salatino, the city planner on the file, explained to residents Tuesday night city rules require one community consultation meeting.

Some 100 residents attended that 2011 meeting and their concerns were considered and are reflected in the city’s settlement with Lanterra, she said.

“Residents raised concerns at the December 2011 meeting. We heard all the concerns: decrease the residential units and increase the non-residential and get rid of one of the 24-storey towers,” Salatino said. “Your concerns were reviewed during the process of (plan) revision.”

Lanterra’s January 2014 revised plan reduces the proposed condominium units from 1,120 to 902 and reduces one 24-storey tower to 11 storeys that step down to nine then six storeys, Salatino reported.

The city planner further explained to residents that Lanterra’s height and density

Courtesy/LANTERRA DEVELOPMENTS LTD.

This is a conceptual drawing of the south elevation Lanterra Developments Ltd. has submitted to the city.

proposal is entirely in keeping with existing residential buildings all along the Hwy. 427 corridor.

“A lot of you are concerned the proposed buildings are too high. But they are within the allowable limit,” Salatino said.

Many of the dozen residents who spoke at the meeting cited concerns with the development’s impact on already-existing traffic congestion during rush hours.

“Unless you get the MTO

(Ministry of Transportation Ontario) on board to reconfigure Rathburn at Hwy. 427, I think this should not go ahead,” resident Craig Strathy said.

Norma McGuire agreed: “I cannot get onto Rathburn at morning rush hour. I have to go down two or three blocks to The East Mall.”

Other residents shared their frustration at not knowing about Lanterra’s latest plan until recently.

Resident Michael Kelly

asked how Lanterra’s project got to the OMB. “I went to the December 2011 community consultation. I signed up to be notified. Time went on. We heard nothing. People thought the project was dead. Then we heard there was a community council meeting. Now they’ve appealed to the OMB. What was the hold up?”

Salatino explained residents are not notified when developers submit revised applications: “If the former councillor had asked for additional community consultation, you would have been notified. Revisions coming in and out of the city; you wouldn’t have been notified.

Some residents contacted the former councillor, me, and the existing councillor.”

Former veteran Ward 3 councillor Doug Holyday organized the December 2011 community consultation. Holyday became the Conservative EtobicokeLakeshore MPP last August

after winning a provincial byelection. Toronto council voted last fall to appoint Leon as Ward 3 councillor.

Leon pledged to make public his city council motion.

“The motion will be up on my website, www.peterleon. ca,” Leon told residents after the more than two-hour meeting. “You can’t speak at the council meeting. But you’re welcome to attend and listen to the proceedings.”

Ward 12 ( York SouthWeston) Councillor Frank Di Giorgio assisted Leon at the meeting and explained city and OMB processes to residents.

“The planner has said council will decide whether there will be a settlement at the OMB,” Di Giorgio said.

“The community then will have to go to the OMB with representation to say, ‘we oppose any settlement.’”

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(Counter-clockwise from left) Women at the Kingsway Lambton United Church put on a fashion show with some of the dresses that went on sale at their Flea Market at the Church on Saturday. The Kingsway Lambton United Church Flea Market has raised more than $1 million for local charities over the past half century. Left to right are, Niki Lewis, Erica Mezger, Connie Dupak and little Sabrina Bower; A collection of unusual items was on display; Captured before the doors opened at flea market are left to right, Virge Brule, Connie Airhart, Ona Humphreys and Judy Lawlor; Adair Bernys (left) and Julie Shuster sort out the collection of silverware; A draft door stop was for sale; Sue Pepper thinks about buying a swivel aviation world clock.

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BASEMENT FLOODS ARE ON THE RISE. DON’T LET YOUR BASEMENT BE NEXT. Together we can stop heavy rainfall, melting snow and runoff from ending up in your basement. At the City, we’re doing our part by continually updating and maintaining Toronto’s complex underground pipes, sewers p and catch basins. Now it’s your turn. Here are ar some tips to help you flood-proof your home.

Leonard Horassi sought by police This week’s Catch 22 most wanted is 41-year-old Leonard Horassi.

Horassi is wanted by police in south Etobicoke’s 22 Division on the following charges: failure to attend court; two counts of being unlawfully at large; and two counts of failure to comply with recognizance.

Anyone who sees Horassi is urged to call 911, while anyone with information about his whereabouts is asked to call 22 Division at 416-808-2200, Crime Stoppers anonymously at 416-222-TIPS (8477), online at www.222tips.com or text TOR and your message to CRIMES (274637).

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swarming of a 53-year-old man near Stanley Avenue and Royal York Road April 24.

According to police, the suspects approached the victim at around 7 p.m. and a struggled ensued, at which time the suspects removed the victim’s fanny-pack. The suspects fled the scene in an unknown direction. The victim was not hurt.

The suspects are described as follows: the first is 5’8”, with brown hair; the second is 6’0”, 180 pounds, with a muscular build; the third is 5’8”, with a thin build.

Box Office: 416-248-0410 www.e-m-p.ca Etobicoke Musical Productions is proud to be the recipient of two 2014 Readers’ Choice Awards: Gold Award for Best Live Theatre, and Platinum Award for Best Theatre School. As a not-for-profit, community organization, EMP strives to provide quality musical theatre experiences for its members and its audiences.

Since 1978, EMP has produced two shows per year, one in spring and one in fall. This season, in celebration of all things musical theatre, the company is presenting SPRING INTO SONG; Se-

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lections from Broadway’s Best. Running for three shows only this Victoria Day weekend, join them for a tribute to the best in Broadway hits!

Also for the first time this fall, the group is presenting a production in the 2014-15 Encore Series with Music Theatre Mississauga, which promises to be a monumental event.

It’s surely music to the ears that the arts are alive and well in the Etobicoke community.

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Fourth man arrested in stabbing of John MacLean Police have arrested a fourth and final suspect wanted in connection with the stabbing murder of 57-year-old John MacLean outside a north Etobicoke apartment complex in February.

MacLean was stabbed to death at 101 Kendleton Dr. Wednesday, Feb. 12 at around 9 p.m.

At the time, Const. Victor Kwong said officers responded to the address after receiving 911 reports that a group of people were assaulting a man. When they arrived on the scene, they found the victim suffering apparent stab wounds.

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Rogar Bryan, 22, of no fixed address has been charged with the stabbing of 57-yearold John MacLean.

an emergency run, but was pronounced dead shortly after 10 p.m.

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This most recent secret shopper scam involves members of the public being offered “jobs” to test the services of cheque-cashing and money-transfer companies such as Money Mart and Western Union, said 23 Division’s Const. Ryan Willmer.

“The job promises a payment from each cheque cashed – but the cheques are all fraudulent,” Willmer said, noting that the criminals behind such scams recruit innocent people through newspaper and online ads, phone calls, and door-todoor pitches.

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TTC priority seating gets attention Stintz proposes parking levy for The TTC is adding blue seat inserts to its vehicles to clearly denote priority seating for the disabled, seniors and expectant mothers.

Designated seating areas are already in place throughout the TTC, but they’re often taken up by able-bodied riders who are either unaware or uncaring that the seats are not for them.

In response to provincial accessibility requirements, the TTC is also introducing a $235 fine to be levied on anyone who refuses to give up a priority seat when requested to do so by a TTC staff member.

Spokesperson Brad Ross said the blue seats are already onboard the new articulated buses that were introduced recently. The TTC plans to have the seats on all of its vehicles within two years.

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A shuttle bus service is also planned between Niagara-onthe-Lake and St. Catharines to connect with local GO Train service.

A similar weekend service is also planned for the Barrie line. For more information, visit www.gotransit.com Travel time info on roadways wmajor

The city has introduced anticipated travel time information on overhead electronic road signs at various locations.

Similar to the TTC’s Next Bus transit updates system, the information gives motorists a chance to gauge how long it will take them to traverse major roadways such as the Gardiner Expressway, the Don

Valley Parkway and Lake Shore Boulevard based on current traffic conditions.

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A new subway art exhibition features powerful images depicting the effects of climate change in nine different countries.

Drowning World, featuring the work of South African photographer Gideon Mendel, portrays people from countries like India, Nigeria, Thailand and the United Kingdom as they deal with heavy flooding caused by extreme weather patterns. The exhibit is part of the Scotiabank CONTACT Photography Festival running May 1 to 31 and will be displayed on the Pattison Onestop video screens on TTC subway platforms. Visit www.contactingtoronto.ca Rahul Gupta is The Guardian’s transit reporter. His column appears every Tuesday. Find him on Twitter: @TOinTRANSIT

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Stintz made the announcement April 29, just a few hours before fellow mayoral candidate Olivia Chow was set to unveil her transit funding strategy. Stintz told reporters that over 15 years she expects to raise about $1.6 billion for a Toronto Transportation Trust, that will pay for the city’s share of the eastern portion of the Downtown Relief Line.

“My plan will fund the eastern portion of the Downtown Relief Line without raising property taxes,” Stintz said.

“My plan does this without

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Mayoral candidate Karen Stintz is seen here at a recent policy announcement. Stintz if elected will institute a special $3 parking levy to pay for transit expansion.

pitting the downtown core against the suburbs.”

Stintz would raise the money – about $74 million a year for 15 years – from several sources. As previously announced, she intends to get $500 million immediately from the sale of half of Toronto

Hydro.

She said she would also gather $330 million taking net revenue from current traffic enforcement operations, and $700 million from the city’s share of net income from the Toronto Parking Authority.

The only new revenue would be from a $3 dedicated transportation levy in Green P garages in the city’s downtown core.

She said the city would have to cut programs currently funded by the parking and parking ticket revenue.

“Council will work together (to deal with those issues),” said Stintz. “We need to come together and make (transportation) our priority.”

Stintz pointed to a study released by the University of Waterloo and the Trillium Foundation found that Torontonians deal with the longest commute time in the province – on average, 65.6 minutes each way.

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The commuter traffic descended on Queen Street West, Dundas Street West and even Bloor Street from 6 a.m. to about noon on April 28, as the city kicked off what will be more than a year of work to maintain the aging elevated highway in safe repair.

“It took me twice as long to get to work as it normally does,” said Parkdale-High Park Councillor Gord Perks, who was heading in to Toronto City Hall from his home in his west-end ward.

“When the province downloaded this highway, they didn’t give us the money to deal with this and we’re

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Don’t expect to see this type of leisurely drive along the Gardiner Expressway over the next two years as major construction projects will reduce lanes and cause major gridlock.

scrambling — we’re a little bit behind. It’s going to be a rough season.”

City transportation officials are monitoring the early days of what will be a long summer

and fall of traffic delays and detours.

On April 26 and 27, the

city shut down the Gardiner Expressway to prepare the three projects currently underway. By the Humber River, the city is doing deck work on three bridges, median work between Ellis and Dufferin Streets — which should be finished by the end of the summer — and a deck project near the CNE that will be going forward in two phases.

There was one small bit of good news coming out of the weekend: plans to close the eastbound lanes of the Gardiner from the Humber River to Carlaw overnight during the week won’t be necessary any longer because of work done over the weekend.

But otherwise, according to Toronto Transportation General Manager Stephen Buckley, the city is monitoring traffic flow to see how best to handle it in the long run.

“It’s day one,” he said. “It’ll take folks a few days to adjust.

Folks will find their routes; look at taking transit. I think the biggest thing now is we don’t have a lot of advice — we’ll be monitoring the situation.”

Buckley said the city is looking at ways to accelerate the work, and also at adjusting signal timing on the alternative routes.

Once the median work is done the city is also looking at re-opening the Jameson westbound ramp for the evening rush hour. Although Buckley didn’t have much advice for how to speed up the morning commute, Etobicoke Centre Councillor Gloria Lindsay Luby said her drive in to city hall Monday morning was relatively easy. Her secret?

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Both non-members and members are welcome at this annual event.

From 9 to 11 a.m. there will be snacks and information about cycling as well as bicycle essentials and prizes, followed by a series of group bike rides of various distances.

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Cameras & Video Equipment

Vehicles Wanted/Wrecking

COLLECTABLE FILM CAMERAS FOR SALE: F3 Nikon with motor drive; FA Nikon with motor drive and 50mm F1.8 lens; FA Nikon with motor drive and 24mm 2.8 lens; Nikkor ED 180mm 3 Vivitar flashes 285 HV; Quantum battery pack and charger; Tameron 300mm lens 2.8 and filters. Package deal only. $900 or best offer. Call Ian at 416-698-3828 after 6:00pm.

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last week’s answers

Homes for Sale-Out of Town Properties

Tax/Financial

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Plumbing

Handy Person

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Flooring & Carpeting HARDWOOD FLOOR CRAFTSMAN- Everything relating to wood floors and stairs. Serving Etobicoke since 1981.

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PLANT SALE

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Painting & Decorating

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GARAGE SALES Moving Sale 19 MoonValley Drive, Etobicoke M9W 3N5 Saturday, May 3 and Sunday, May 4 9am-4pm Furniture & much more

Masonry & Concrete

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Saturday, May 3rd Sunday, May 4th 9 a.m.- 2 p.m.

Graystone Gardens (Islington/Bloor) Lots of great stuff!

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