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Furniture Bank seeks donations to help furnish refugees’ homes TAMARA SHEPHARD tshephard@insidetoronto.com Furniture Bank is asking the public to support its holiday campaign as the primary agency providing furniture to Syrian refugees who will soon resettle in the Greater Toronto Area. Furniture Bank picks up gently used furniture from homes and Charity issues businesses request for and gives them freedonations after of-charge it sees 60 per to people cent spike in who the number of recently refugees it serves escaped homelessness or abusive situations, newcomers families and refugees. Its motto – “Your used furniture will change a life.” Recently, Furniture Bank gained a referral agency in Lifeline Syria, a Toronto-based organization that recruits, trains and assists sponsor groups to support Syrian refugees through the process to become permanent immigrants. Lifeline Syria is supporting 1,000 Syrian refugees resettling in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) in the next two years. “Since Furniture Bank started, we have helped close to 65,000 individuals by providing them >>>agency, page 54

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Thistletown Collegiate Institute culinary students Yohannes Asres and Justice Chea have both been selected to compete in Chopped Canada's first-ever teen tournament.

Students’ culinary skills tested on TV Thistletown CI’s Justice Chea and Yohannes Asres compete in Chopped Canada’s teen edition CYNTHIA REASON creason@insidetoronto.com A pair of culinary whiz kids from Thistletown Collegiate are set to follow in their instructor’s Chopped Canada footsteps

during The Food Network cooking contest’s inaugural teen tournament. Chef Keith Hoare – himself a Chopped Canada champion who heads up Thistletown’s Culinary Specialized High Skills

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Lake Shore Santa Claus parade turns 25 The Etobicoke Guardian speaks to Santa’s helpers – Posty, Seussy, Klinky – about the annual parade LAURA DASILVA etg@insidetoronto.com

armour, peering through the slit in his metallic visor as he parades down Lake Shore Boulevard in medieval spirits. His lustrous costume is completely handmade, except for the helmet and gauntlets. “The trick to walking in a suit of armour is proper fit. It’s a suit of metal clothes,” he said. “If it doesn’t fit, it will rub and scrape, and you won’t be able to make it.” Trekking in the cumbersome gear each year does not go unrewarded. “For me, the best part is heading to the bakery afterwards for a treat.”

Santa Claus is coming to Etobicoke to usher in the most wonderful time of the year, and his eager elves are working around the clock to make sure the 25th annual Lake Shore Santa Claus Parade is the best one yet. To mark the anniversary of the holiday spectacle, The Guardian arranged exclusive interviews with some of Santa’s little helpers who deck the streets with colour and spirit year after year. Steve NcNeil a.k.a. “Posty” Spotting him is easy. Just look for the dancing mailbox. The longtime Canada Post worker has been rocking out with his air guitar while collecting letters to Santa for the past eight years. “When I get out there, it’s no holds barred. I try to make it an event for all the kids.” Every child who writes a letter to St. Nick receives one back before the big day; an after-effect McNeil said makes the ritual worthwhile. “I work on the Lake Shore. I see these people every day of the week. It’s almost like an extended family,” he said. “It’s a chance to show people there’s a different side to me. I’m not only a Canada Post worker; I’m part of the community.” Jasmin Dooh a.k.a. “Jingles” Every time a bell rings on Thomas the Train, Dooh pulls the string. The health co-ordinator at LAMP Community Health Centre has been with Santa since the beginning and fondly remembers the early planning days, sitting around the table with the local Business Improvement Areas. “There were so many wonderful people with altruistic goals,” she said. “Everyone was excited and full of goodwill and community spirit.” She said the “small town community-based flavour” makes this parade like no other. “Everybody feels special that day,” she said. “It brings everyone

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together. It unites us.” Corinne Del Piero a.k.a. “Seussy” Santa’s purrfect helper inside the Cat in the Hat costume calls the parade the highlight of her year. Regulars, young and old, wait on the sidelines for her warm hugs. “Kids scream ‘Cat in the Hat!’” she said. “Dogs don’t know what to make of me. They sometimes growl, but I am a cat after all.” She gets emotional thinking back on the whimsical walk. “Once I hear Santa, and I’m close

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Liz Porritt a.k.a. “Cheery” This busy bee has been Santa’s right-hand woman since the parade’s inception in 1991. She formed a steering committee and resurrected the parade that had been on a 25-year hiatus. “It’s kind of my baby,” she said. Along with hustling as one of the organizers, she sewed many of the costumes that still energize the streets today. Building floats, arranging permits and hiring bands are just a few facets of her job description, and she said sometimes it’s too much work for just one elf. “When you get older, it takes you twice as long to do half as much as you used to,” she said. “I want to see the parade continue on. We need more volunteers to keep the legacy alive.” Keep your eyes peeled for these elves when the parade kicks off at 10 a.m. Saturday, Dec. 5. at Dwight Avenue and Lake Shore Boulevard. More than 250 costumes, 15 floats and eight marching bands will delight the young and young-at-heart. If you want to ensure your spot on Santa’s nice list, it’s not too late to become a helper. Santa’s recruiting enthusiastic elves to ensure his pivotal procession brings joy to the community for another 25 years.

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he Toronto Transit Commission’s board is on the right track when it comes to the balanced approach it decided to take this week regarding fare increases. At its meeting, the board voted to increase cash fares for adults by 25 cents, up to $3.25, and to increase the price of an adult token to $2.90. Considering one can literally ride the TTC the entire length and breadth of Toronto for that price, it’s a more than reasonable cost. At the same time, the board wisely decided not to increase the cost of the Metropass, which now goes for $141.50. The monthly pass offers unlimited rides. It is a valuable item based on the service it provides, but its cost is high relative to other North American cities and it has been the chosen route for our view fare hikes for too long. TTC board chair Josh Colle There’s a cost summed it up well when he said the system cannot rely on to pay for Metropass users as an “endless well of money.” It also doesn’t good transit hurt to reward the loyalty of those who use the TTC multiple times every day. The cash fare and token fee hikes only apply to adult fares. The TTC will keep fares for seniors and students where they are, at $2 cash and $1.95 for tokens, which is a good decision. And, of course, due to a decision by city council last year championed by Mayor John Tory, children under 12 ride the system for free. This is all part of having a grown-up transit system in Toronto. The whining that takes place every time a fare increase is mentioned is unreasonable. There’s a price for good transit, and part of that must be paid by those who use the service. That being said, all city taxpayers must continue to pay for the TTC whether they ride it or prefer to drive their cars or use their bikes. Property taxpayers can’t be complaining about the cost of building infrastructure if they want to continue living in one of the best cities in the world. However, that does not let the federal and provincial governments off the hook when it comes to funding an essential service in Canada’s largest city. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau made some big promises along those lines during the election campaign, and we expect him to honour them.

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Road to transit parity barely a ‘goat-path’ John Tory often talks a bit of sense – and he did so on Monday when asked what he thought about the thenimminent fare hike under debate at the Toronto Transit Commission. “I believe fares should be adjusted for every year because the cost of running the system goes up and we have to maintain the financial viability,” said the mayor. “I think it’s fair that those who use the system pay their share of the cost.” This raised some eyebrows, if only because Tory had made some hay during the election and earlier this year in freezing transit fares, for 2014. That he seemed fine with a 25-cent hike on the cash fare and a 10-cent hike on tokens... well that seemed a reversal. Of course, Tory had only made the promise for 2014, and made it clear he never intended there be fare freezes all the way

david nickle the city down. And his position, that as costs to deliver a service increase so should the cost to the user, is as sensible as is his notion that services as they stand shouldn’t be cut. Service should be reliable, and books should be balanced. So far so good. It is a shame, as my colleague Rahul Gupta remarked during the debate at the TTC, that the mayor couldn’t take the same even-handed approach to other matters of transportation financing, such as road tolls. It’s a shame, sure, but it’s also an immovable factor in the politics of mobility, the disparity between the privileges of drivers and transit users respectively. The latter occupy the bottom end of things.

Since the provincial government stopped funding operating costs for the Toronto Transit Commission, an uneasy balance of property taxpayers and transit users have been covering the cost of getting around to a greater and greater degree. Fares rise every year or so, and service fluctuates too, and when service drops and fares rise, a portion of those transit riders who can afford to, use their cars more. The rest... well they get used to disappointment. Drivers, on the other hand, are the demographic of choice, particularly for more conservative politicians, but not limited to that. After the 2010 municipal election, politicians from across the political spectrum voted to shut down the vehicle registration tax along with then-mayor Rob Ford. Attempts to put a bike lane on Jarvis Street were similarly squashed.

And when Tory was elected, one of the first things he did was take immediate action to battle one of the few remaining irritants to the pampered driver: downtown traffic congestion in the presence of construction. So while it would be sensible to look at revenue tools such as modest road tolls to help fund, for instance, the maintenance and reconstruction of the Gardiner Expressway, or more sensibly still, road decongesting public transit, the road to that solution is barely a goat-path these days. Still, baby steps are better than none: and if a mayor can recognize decent public service requires a decent amount of revenue, well, that is at least a very tiny step in the right direction.

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Special edition honouring Remembrance Day earns praise, thanks from reader To the editor: Re: Remembrance Day special themed edition, Nov. 5. From the poignant front cover colour photograph of an anonymous senior war veteran; the listing of corporate and political sponsors supporting the full page advertisement for the 2015 Royal Canadian Legion Poppy Campaign; the upcoming schedule for Remembrance Day tributes across Toronto; the legion’s veteran’s Second World War memories of the French, Belgium and Dutch battle campaigns in Europe; the editorial opinion summarizing the special themed section; the challenging cartoon showing the wide-spread support of veteran causes from our multicultural area residents; the enlightening Second World War Scarborough’s Bomb Girls

article; individual business advertisements supporting our veterans; to the exceptional blending of war-time memories from six individual readers into a full two-page supplement populated with treasured photographs and memorabilia this very special Remembrance Day newspaper edition relied heavily on the willingness of individual veterans, family members,

loved ones and friends to unlock their hearts and contribute their special memories regarding the war-time activities of our First World War and Second World War soldiers. We thank them all. We also extend a special well-deserved thanks to the Metroland Media Toronto’s editorial staff for their willingness to dedicate so many resources to celebrate a topic so dear to the values of the many armed forces veterans associations still operating in Toronto for the sole purpose of supporting our war-time comrades and serving/retired members of the Canadian Armed Forces. President and Executive Officers, Scarborough Centennial Branch 614, Royal Canadian Legion

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Councillor Stephen Holyday’s “half a million pickup points (stops)” wouldn’t change in number, only in location. Net gain: zero. As Councillor Ron Moeser noted, Toronto winters present special problems. Trundling bins across the street in any season, never mind in the dark and in uncertain visibility, and possibly through unplowed snow, will inevitably result in accidents (possibly fatal ones). Then, factor in human nature. I don’t mind clearing a

space in the snow for my bin, but must I clear one for my neighbour’s as well? Or must he let me block his driveway with my bin, when he can drive around one, but not two? How much must he and I accommodate each other’s trash if we (or our spouses, kids, grandkids) are at odds for some reason? I hate to be a wet blanket, but this scheme doesn’t stand up to even first-level scrutiny. It does not warrant a study by city solid waste staff. John Ambury

Legalizing marijuana has the potential to save lives To the editor: Re: ‘Talk alone won’t solve Toronto’s drug problem,’ Editorial, Nov. 12. What things might happen when Toronto residents are granted safe access to marijuana? One likely outcome is a dramatic decrease in overdose deaths. Groundbreaking research

published in the Journal of the American Medical Association shows that U.S. states with open medical marijuana access have a 25 per cent lower opioid overdose death rate than marijuana prohibition states. This research finding has huge implications for cities such as Toronto that are

grappling with prescription narcotic and heroin overdose deaths. Legal marijuana access has the potential to save thousands of lives. Robert Sharpe, MPA Policy Analyst, Common Sense for Drug Policy, Washington, D.C.

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To the editor: Re: ‘One side of the street trash pickup could save millions,’ Community, Oct. 15. This is one of those “lightbulb” ideas that, unfortunately, loses its glow on closer inspection. The plan won’t apply in much of the city. But more significantly, it appears that the bin-handling trucks can lift and dump only one bin per stop. The few seconds of travel time between stops is almost irrelevant so total pick-up time per kilometre or per block depends on the number of bins/stops.

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Sir Adam Beck school hosts winter bazaar Celebrate the season and support Sir Adam Beck Junior School. The Alderwood school hosts its winter bazaar Saturday, Nov. 28 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at 544 Horner Ave. Visit with Santa, make a craft, catch a sports demonstration, take the giant slide, enjoy face painting, dance and sample treats. Admission is free. Visit http://sab-schoolcouncil.ca/annual-bazaar. shopping at Winter Artfest wSeasonal

Enjoy Neilson Park Creative Centre’s popular Winter Artfest. The handmade arts and crafts sale takes place Saturday, Nov. 28 and Sunday, Nov. 29 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. each day. Admission is free. Shop for paintings, ceramics, clothing, fibre art, photography, wood, jewelry and more at the centre, 56 Neilson Dr., near The West Mall and Dundas Street West. Light snacks, sandwiches,

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The nativity scene will be dedicated at Wesley Mimico United Church. The life-sized stable scene depicting Jesus’ birth is an iconic feature of Mimico in the pre-Christmas season. The dedication takes place at noon Sunday, Nov. 29 at the church, 2 Station Rd. at Mimico Avenue. Regular worship is at 10:30 a.m. in the Mimico Centennial Library Auditorium.

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Experience a Victorian Christmas at Applewood, The Shaver Homestead with its Christmas craft sale Sunday, Nov. 29 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the homestead, 450 The West Mall, north of Burnhamthorpe Road. You’ll find handmade gifts, greeting cards, jewelry, jams, soaps, sweets and more. There

will also be a free draw. Admission is free. Visit www.applewoodshaverhouse. org Seniors offered one-onone tech tutoring Seniors: get more tech-savvy with your smart devices. Attend a one-on-one technology tutorial to get the most from your smartphone, tablet, iPod and laptop Monday, Nov. 30 from 9 a.m. to noon at Islington Seniors Centre, 4968 Dundas St. W. Learn about basic features and functions of your device; set up email; download apps such as Facebook and Twitter; learn how to Skype and Facetime and manage privacy settings. There is a $1 membership fee, and registration is required. Contact the centre’s front office at 416-231-3431.

memorial at The Assembly Hall wChristmas Christmas can be a time of joy, but also one of grief and

remembrance. Attend Holidays and Hope candlelight remembrance service, hosted by Ridley Funeral Home, Wednesday, Dec. 2 from 7 to 9 p.m. at The Assembly Hall, 1 Colonel Samuel Smith Park Dr. Visit www.assemblyhall.ca

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Children offer messages of peace to people of Paris School boards offer support, resources to help students feel safe, secure

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TAMARA SHEPHARD tshephard@insidetoronto.com Toronto’s Catholic and public school boards has made support resources available to parents, students, principals and teachers in the wake of the recent Paris attacks and continuing international acts of terrorism. Overwhelming global media coverage of events in Paris, Belgium, Syria and Mali informed the response by the Toronto school boards, its spokespersons said. Global news coverage is 24 hours a day, focused not only on police and intelligence investigations into the Nov. 13 co-ordinated attacks claimed by Islamic State in the French capital that killed 130 people, but also on the ensuing bombings by France, Canada, the U.S. and Russia of strategic Islamic State targets in Syria. The Monday after the Paris attacks, the Toronto Catholic District School Board’s (TCDSB) communications team issued a letter to principals to send home to parents at their discretion. That day, Toronto District School Board (TDSB) outgoing director of education Donna Quan also issued a statement to parents with advice and tips from the board’s support staff. The TCDSB letter noted the terrorist attacks “could cause a

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Holy Cross Catholic School students display illustrations containing their messages of hope to the people of France, in reaction to recent events that took place in Paris. The drawings and the students' spoken sentiments were also posted in an online video and sent to the French Consulate in Toronto.

heightened sense of insecurity and anxiety in children.” The letter advised, “(T)he goal of parents and the school is to restore the children’s sense of safety and security and increase their sense of power and control.” It further stated the TCDSB is joined together in prayer, with staff “engaged in age appropriate discussions” about the attacks and “watching for signs of fear and stress in our students.” TCDSB spokesperson John Yan said the board’s focus is on the impact of media coverage on its students, and on reinforcing its longstanding focus on global peace. “The intensity of reporting on

this particular tragic event is one of the reasons we wanted to make the letter available to go home,” Yan said. “Our students are as connected as anyone on their phones and computers 24 hours a day.” Catholic board psychologists and social workers are available to offer support where needed, which includes giving advice on appropriate messaging to students, especially those in younger grades. At Holy Cross Catholic School, grades 1 to 7 students wrote messages of peace with illustrations in their French classes. French teacher Liane Paixão videotaped and edited some 30 students with their messages. She posted the video youtu.be/

Be a good listener, observer when kids speak The Toronto Catholic District School Board has made online support resources available to parents, students and the broader community in the wake of the attacks. Tips for Supporting Children and Youth After a Crisis Event speak to ways to help children and youth feel safe. Here are some of those tips: n Be reassuring. Some children may worry about bad things happening to them, family or friends. Explain safety measures are in place, and you and other adults will take care of them. n Be a good listener and observer. Be available to answer children’s questions. Pay attention to the

behaviour and social interactions of younger children who may not be able to express themselves verbally. n Monitor the news. Younger children may not be able to distinguish between television broadcasting images and reality. Older children may want to watch the news. Be available to discuss what they watch with them. n Emphasize people’s resiliency. Focus on children’s own competencies in terms of how they coped in difficult times. Source: Tips for Supporting Children and Youth After a Crisis Event, published by the Toronto Catholic District School Board.

bt0L8Y08HCQ on @csholy, the school’s Twitter account. Paixão also uploaded the video as a condolence message on the French Consulate’s Facebook page. Students’ messages included: “Let’s live in peace”, “Love is stronger than death” and “Hurray to peace”. “I’m a true believer that we have to create opportunities of learning so kids can make a difference,” Paixão said of the teachable moment. “It’s important to close the gap between school and the real world. “We’re learning to practise empathy and citizenship and help minimize, even solve, issues that affect us today.” Paixão told students the power of their video went beyond its Twitter hits. “‘What you did helped bring comfort to other people across the ocean. Your learning had a purpose,’” she told students. “Many people saw the video and felt moved by it.” The TCDSB director of education directed Canadian flags at all the board’s schools citywide be flown at half-staff on Nov. 19 to remember the victims and families of the Paris attacks and those of other international terrorist acts. A detailed online resource, Trauma, Crisis Intervention and Resilience in Children and Youth, prepared by members of the TCDSB’s psychology department,

The Toronto District School Board also issued an online support resource in response to the Paris attacks and suicide bombers in Beirut. Here are some of the board’s support staff’s tips: n Begin by listening. Let your child tell you what they know and how they feel. Ask open-ended questions to encourage conversation. n Respond to what your child tells you. Don’t overwhelm children with information about events. Address their concerns. n Be aware that new stressors can open old wounds. A crisis can trigger past losses and upsets in a child. Children may or may not want to talk about these old issues. n Emphasize rarity of events. While tragic events can be greatly upsetting, remind children this type of event is rare. Source: Toronto District School Board.

has also been made available to parents, students and the broader community. Tips for Supporting Children and Youth After a Crisis Event is also available. Both resources can be found here: http://bit.ly/1OVPyVW The TDSB director’s online letter to parents acknowledged children may experience a “wide range of reactions and emotions,” to the terrorist attacks. It can be found here: http://bit. ly/1H4ZKZu TDSB support staff advice included beginning discussions with children by listening to the child, share what they know and how they feel. Don’t rush to reassure. Allow them to finish their thoughts, and ask open-ended questions. “It is better to ask, ‘How are you feeling about what happened?’ than ‘Are you scared because of what happened?’ the tips stated. Respond to concerns a child shares, limit exposure to media coverage and speak specifically about what can be done to make a child feel secure are among the TDSB tips offered. TDSB counsellors are available to students on as-needed basis, TDSB spokesperson Ryan Bird confirmed. Tell us how you responded to your children’s questions after the attacks in Paris. Email the editor at etg@insidetoronto.com

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Toronto set to welcome 2,500 Syrian refugees this year: Tory Ottawa says Canada to admit 10,000 Syrians by year’s end DAVID NICKLE dnickle@insidetoronto.com Mayor John Tory has said repeatedly he would not criticize the federal government if it took more time settling Syrian refugees in Canada, and on Tuesday afternoon, federal immigration minister John McCallum gave him nothing to complain about. In a televised announcement, McCallum announced the federal government has scaled back its commitment to admit 25,000 refugees from Syria by the end of the year, and will, in fact, only admit 10,000 by that time. The remaining 15,000 will be admitted in January and February. “Canadians want us to do it right and if it takes a little longer to do it right we should take that time,” he said. “In order to do that right and give a welcome that is not just a smile but also a roof over their head, it is better to take that additional time, so that is what we’re doing.” The 10,000 who do arrive

will land in Toronto and Montreal, and then be dispersed to other communities. It was unclear from the news conference how many will settle in Toronto. nation-wide settlement “There’s a long list of cities and it is a growing list, it changes every day and grows every day, of cities across the country where refugees will go after they land in Toronto and Montreal,” said McCallum. “Those are cities that have the capacity to receive the refugees and then to find places in conjunction with other agencies for them to live.” McCallum said his vision “is to have them distributed relatively equally.” On Monday, Tory said he believed it could be between 2,000 and 2,500 coming to Toronto, based on a conference call he participated in with McCallum. In a statement on Tuesday, Tory made it clear the city is ready.

“In Toronto, we are ready to do our part,” he said. “I am proud of those who have opened their doors to these families as a part of the first wave of resettlement, and I encourage the people of Toronto to find ways to offer their support to these efforts.” Tory said he was “confident in the government’s screening processes” and fully supported the revised timelines. But he said funding must come with the refugees that Toronto will welcome. “It is also clear that this influx of refugees will put a strain on local resettlement agencies and support services across the country,” he said. “The City of Toronto has indicated the resources that are currently within our ability to provide, and I expect that the necessary federal and provincial resources will be deployed to help our city and others like it accommodate these new arrivals and set them up for long-term success in Toronto.”

Leaders stand up for Muslims City, school board politicians sign statement of unity In a rare moment of unity, political leaders at Toronto City Council, the Toronto District School Board and the Toronto Catholic District School Board have signed a statement of unity in the face of Daesh terrorism and anti-Islamic hate crimes at home. The statement comes following several hate crimes targeting Muslims – and Muslim women in particular – and reads as follows: no one should be afraid “In light of recent hate crimes targeting Muslims, especially Muslim women, and threatening to create a rift in our communities, we stand united. “No one should be made to feel afraid because of

who they are and what they believe. No one should be afraid to practice their faith, commute home, or pick up their children from school. People should never be persecuted. Islamophobic, xenophobic, and racist actions are unacceptable and we must name them as hate crimes in order to stop them and prevent them from spreading and taking hold. We must stand up and speak out against hate in our homes, our work places, our communities and amongst our friends. “Some in the world would like us to be afraid. They want to divide us. Make us fear each other. We will not let this happen. We will remain strong through unity and a shared hope for peace. We commit to love in the face

of hate and hope in the face of fear. We stand together, united across our differences so that we remain strong and hold on to the fundamental rights and values that make our freedom possible.” The campaign was created by Trinity-Spadina Councillor Mike Layton. It has been signed by all 45 members of Toronto council, 23 members of the Toronto District School Board, and the 14 members of the Toronto Catholic District School Board. The petition is being run through the website you. leadnow.ca, and Layton is encouraging members of the public to add their names here to the petition.

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Welcome to a sleeker and faster Thorncrest Ford. After nearly 70 years in Etobicoke, Thorncrest Ford has built a reputation for being the best in customer service. Now, with a $4 million facelift, (a part of Ford Canada’s “Millennium” Update Program) the dealership will be able to give the customers even more. Thorncrest Ford held an official ribbon cutting to unveil the new look of the dealership on Friday, Nov. 20. “The technology of the cars has come so far. It’s important that dealerships stay ahead of the curve,” says Ray Messenger, sales manager at Thorn-

crest Ford. “It’s completely night and day as far as appearance is concerned.” The dealership will also be able to work with and demonstrate the new technology cars are coming in with. Thorncrest Ford opened its doors on the corner of Dundas Street and Islington Avenue (just four kilometres north of the current location) in 1946. The business was started by two Toronto men - George Ledingham and Henry Oscar (Ozzie) Waffle - who were just back from military service after World War II. Throughout the years, it has transformed to keep up with the growing

community, by changing locations, updating its look and providing new and improved Ford vehicles. In 1985 Thorncrest Ford amalgamated with Sherway Ford Truck Sales to create Thorncrest Sherway Inc. at its current location on The Queensway. The last major renovation and expansion to the showroom and service area took place in 1988. The modern new facility features a showroom for 14 cars, nearly double the previous capacity, as well as a large customer lounge complete with workstations and the latest technology, like large monitors displaying the features

Del Bedard, president Thorncrest Ford, and Dianne Craig, president Ford of Canada, cutting the ribbon to mark the official grand re-opening of Thorncrest Ford.

of the vehicles and dealership specials, to make purchasing a vehicle easier than ever. The Service department was expanded to include a state-of-the-art, all-season, climate controlled drivethru reception, and a Quick Lane. Quick Lane provides light maintenance and repairs in under 30 minutes for all makes and models no appointment required. Even the Parts Store was completely redesigned. “We try to exceed the customer’s expectations,” says Messenger. “The sale doesn’t end with the Sales De-

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Overcrowded schools and over-burdened sewer systems. Road safety and increased traffic. Loss of greenspace and problematic parking. Intensified density and devaluation of property. City planners heard an earful of concerns from Glen Agar residents this week, as fears about the potential impacts of a proposed townhouse development at the site of the former Kipling Grove Public School came into play at a community consultation meeting Nov. 17. “There’s a misconception that this is a sleepy retirement area, when, in fact, about 70 per cent of households have children – a big reason why schooling, privacy, traffic and road safety are all major concerns for us with this proposal,” said Kevin D’Souza, one of several Glen Agar Residents’ Association (GARA) members to address the standing-room-only crowd of close to 200 people at St. Gregory Catholic School. “What we at GARA represent is an organized, informed and united front that wants to maintain the livability and desirability of our neighbourhood.” Glen Agar area residents argue their quality of life is being threatened by a development application currently under consideration for the six-acre property at 19 Glen Agar Rd. The application was submitted to the city’s planning department by Minto Group Inc. this past summer. That application seeks to amend the former City of Etobicoke Zoning Code to allow the construction of a residential development on the former Kipling Grove site, which would be comprised of 75 three-storey townhouse units, 29 two-storey townhouse units, and 12 single detached dwellings, as well as a 0.11-hectare park and two new public streets. To see the city’s preliminary report on the application, go to http://bit.ly/1WzEY5I Speaking at the meeting on behalf of Minto, Andrew

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Minto Group Inc. has submitted an application to the city to redevelop the former Kipling Grove Public School site on Glen Agar Drive. Minto's residential development proposal comprises of 75 three-storey townhouse units, 29 two-storey townhouse units, and 12 single detached dwellings, as well as a 0.11-hectare park and two new public streets on the six-acre site.

Ferancik of WND Associates – the planning and urban design consultants hired to the file – explained to residents the basis of Minto’s townhouse application in a neighbourhood not currently zoned for townhouses. “The site isn’t within what the city describes as a ‘centre’ or an ‘avenue’ or a ‘downtown’ area – it’s within a neighbourhood, and we take that to heart,” he said, while acknowledging that the existing neighbourhood immediately surrounding the Kipling Grove site consists predominantly of single detached dwellings. What Ferancik and Minto representatives heard from residents were numerous concerns about the potential impacts of what they consider an over-development of the site, which would result in over-intensification of their community. That intensification, said GARA president Ken Copeman, could have disastrous results in terms of the Glen Agar community’s aging and already over-taxed stormwater and sanitation systems. “Let’s keep in mind that the current school building only has approximately 14 toilets, 12 sinks, and a kitchenette, while this new proposal will have approximately 116 kitchens, 348 bathrooms, 232 showers, 116 laundry rooms – that’s an increase of 2,500 per cent,” he said. “And that’s why it’s the posi-

tion of GARA that the upgrades recommended (for the storm and sanitary sewer systems) be completed well before the city ever even considers any permits for 19 Glen Agar.” Many parents in the crowd were equally concerned about the impact of the influx of new families moving into the proposed development, and what it would mean for local schools already bursting at the seams. “We are already pretty much at the brink now,” said Vito Vaccarelli, a member of the parent council at St. Gregory Catholic School, where Tuesday’s meeting has held. Etobicoke Centre Councillor Stephen Holyday and MPP Yvan Baker were on hand at the meeting to hear to residents’ concerns, which also included the impact of the development on traffic, onstreet parking, road safety, privacy, and even an endangered species of bird currently taking up residence in the chimneys at Kipling Grove. Both lauded GARA members for their professionalquality presentations, urged their constituents to submit their feedback on the proposal to city planners, and assured residents they’d be keeping a close eye on the application as it proceeds. Anyone wishing to submit their comments on the proposal for 19 Glen Agar Rd. is asked to contact city planner Travis Skelton at tskelto@toronto. ca

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Pancake breakfast with Santa raises funds for Silvercreek Park CYNTHIA REASON creason@insidetoronto.com T h e Si l ve rc re e k Pa rk Rejuvenation Committee will make its final fundraising push next month with a holiday-themed event open to families from all across the city. A Very Merry Pancake Breakfast with Santa will be held on Sunday, Dec. 6 from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. at the Plast Huculak Centre, 516 The Kingsway. At a cost of just $20 per family, attendees will not only be treated to pancakes courtesy of Natalie’s Kitchen, but will also enjoy a whole host of other activities – including cookie decorating, crafts, face painting, an ugly sweater contest for parents, a special performance from awardwinning children’s entertainer Markus, a silent auction, a 50/50 draw, raffles, and, of course, a visit from the big man in red himself. “Everybody and anybody is welcome,” said Laryssa

Waler Hetmanczuk, one of the event organizers from the Silvercreek Park Rejuvenation Committee. “It’ll be a really fun morning. Our goal is to come together as a community, raise awareness, and raise some money for the park.” The Silvercreek Park Rejuvenation Committee, which is made up of “moms and dads” from the Richmond Gardens area, first came together in spring 2014 with the goal of revitalizing their neighbourhood playground. “All of us have small kids and we tend to take our kids outside of our immediate neighbourhood to go to better playgrounds – and that’s not only bad for the environment, it’s bad for our community,” Waler Hetmanczuk explained, noting the ultimate goal of the committee is to transform the dated and paint-chipped playground at Silvercreek Park into a welcoming gathering place for the whole community to enjoy.

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“It’s sad that we don’t use the playground that’s right in our backyard – that’s why we’re doing this.” So far, the committee has rallied to raise close to $160,000 towards their cause. More than $20,000 of those

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come from city contributions, Waler Hetmanczuk added, noting that former Etobicoke Centre Councillor Gloria Lindsay Luby helped the community secure $110,000 from the 2015 capital budget towards the project, while her successor, John Campbell, and his “exceptional” office staff have secured an additional $30,000 in funding. “And we’re still fundraising. We applied for a lot of grants, and we’re still waiting to hear back from some of them,” Laryssa said, lauding local businesses such as Richview Bakery, and Etobicoke Centre MPP Yvan Baker and MP Borys Wrzesnewskyj for their support. “Now we’re on our last big push to get our neighbours and local businesses to contribute.” The ultimate goal, Waler Hetmanczuk said, is to transform the playground at the sprawling 3.9-hectare park, located north of Islington and Eglinton avenues. Silvercreek, Laryssa added, is already jam-packed with

features including tennis courts, an outdoor pool, a baseball diamond, and a multipurpose sports field – but where the otherwise-enviable park is sorely lacking is in its children’s playground. “There is a lot of new thinking around play structures that really factor in getting kids to use their core muscles and get a good exercise out of their play,” she said. “So we really want to put in a junior structure aimed at kids aged 18 months to five years, as well as a senior structure for kids five to 12 years. We’d also like to put in a covered sandbox and some swings – that’s basic goal. And we want to have it all built by the summer.” For more information about the Silvercreek Park Rejuvenation Committee and/or its upcoming Very Merry Pancake Breakfast with Santa fundraiser, go to www. silvercreekpark.ca, www.facebook.com/silvercreekpark or email silvercreekpark@ gmail.com

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pened to me went too far, like it did in Late Company.” Written by Tannahill and directed by Peter Pasyk, the play unfolds over the course of one evening around the dining table, as Sullivan’s character and his parents

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unveil themselves as dinner presses on.” “It’s definitely some dark stuff, but it’s been a great learning experience for me,” said Sullivan, praising his co-stars John Cleland, Rosemary Dunsmore, Richard

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Westside Christmas Bazaar WHEN: 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. WHERE: Westside Long Term Care Center, 1145 Albion Rd. CONTACT: Sabrena Chunu, 416-745-4800, ext. 237, sabrena.chunu@reveraliving.com COST: Free Photo with Santa, rummage items, baked goods, entertainment, barbecue lunch and more.

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Hollydayze Tea And Sale WHEN: 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. WHERE: The Salvation Army, 2152 Kipling Ave. N. CONTACT: Vangi Court, 416- 2391928, vcourt@carlsownagonlit.com COST: Free Old-fashioned tea, knitted goods, infinity scarves, baking and more.

Neilson Park Winter Artfest WHEN: 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. WHERE: Neilson Park Creative Centre, 56 Neilson Dr. CONTACT: Toni Caldarone, 416-622-5294, npccservices@gmail. com COST: Free More than 50 vendors with a range of handmade items to choose from.

Tinsel Tea WHEN: 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. WHERE: Horner Ave Seniors Centre, 320 Horner Ave. CONTACT: Maria Martino, 416-394-6001, mmartin6@ toronto.ca COST: Free Shop for Christmas and enjoy treats.

Christmas Bazaar at Humberwood WHEN: 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. WHERE: Humberwood Community Centre, 850 Humberwood Blvd., Room 1013 CONTACT: Karen Ewing, 647-2422381, karena.events@gmail.com COST: Free Great vendors, silent auction and 50/50 draw.

Sir Adam Beck JS Winter Bazaar WHEN: 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. WHERE: Sir Adam Beck School, 544 Horner Ave. CONTACT: http://sab-schoolcouncil. ca/annual-bazaar, sabschoolcouncil@ gmail.com COST: Free Santa, make a craft, sports demo, giant slide, face painting and more.

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Spirit of Advent WHEN: 7 to 8 p.m. WHERE: St. Philip’s Anglican Church, 25 St. Phillips Rd. CONTACT: 416-247-5181 COST: Free An advent series hosted by Ralph Peter, continues Dec. 8, 15 and 22.

Holly Day WHEN: 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. WHERE: Church of the Atonement, 256 Sheldon Ave. CONTACT: 416-251-6292 COST: Free White elephant table, gift basket raffle, baking, knitting, fashion accessories, Tamboli and a lunchroom.

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Pop-Up Business Incubator WHEN: 6 to 8 p.m. WHERE: Richview Library, 1806 Islington Ave. CONTACT: 416-394-5120 COST: Free Calling all entrepreneurs. Participants can attend a workshop on a variety of business subjects, get advice and learn from business peers.

Retro Community Supper WHEN: 5:30 p.m. WHERE: St. James United Church, 400 Burnhamthorpe Rd. CONTACT: Mhairi Godley, mmgodley@hotmail.com COST: $25 for adults, $55 for a family of four and $5 for children Enjoy a meal of Shepherd’s pie, mixed salad and dessert followed by entertainment “The Retro Ramblers”.

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Value-added projects to tackle this winter The weather outside might be frightful, but that doesn’t mean that your home improvement projects need to wait. In fact, tackling projects during the winter will give you more time to enjoy spring when it finally rolls around. If your intent is to sell, now is the time to start preparing it for sale. “Homeowners planning to sell their homes in the spring are best to prepare them for sale now so that they’re ready to go in the new year,” says Pat Verge, president of the Ontario Real Estate Association. “If all that a home needs is a refresher in certain areas, ‘mini renos’ can often be done with only minor inconveniences. You won’t even need to move out

during the process.” Verge recommends that homeowners speak to their Realtor to find out what renovations would add the greatest value and provide a return on investment. Some value-added renovations that can be done now include: • A fresh coat of paint – A fairly inexpensive project, sprucing up the walls with a fresh coat of paint is easy enough to do in the winter. In fact, cooler temperatures are ideal for paint to dry. • Renovate a basement – You may encounter some dust or debris on your main floor, but most of it will remain contained in the basement.

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PETER WALkER

Sales Representative

236-1392

info@ireneandphilip.com

Neighbourhood Realty, Brokerage Independently Owned and Operated

175 Martin Grove rd • $1,199,000

This property is magnificent with a 100’ frontage and 190’ depth, backing onto Lorraine Gardens. Build your dream residence or renovate this character home into an ideal downsize option. Cherished by the same family since 1967 it has retained much character with leaded and stained glass accents, wood burning fireplace with original mantle and crown mouldings in living and dining room. Walk out from sun room to deck and sensational yard. Opportunities like this don’t come up very often, come and make this property your own!

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• Bathroom renovation – If you plan on taking this renovation slowly, just make sure you have another toilet and shower at your disposal. • New kitchen countertops – Sometimes new countertops are all a kitchen needs to feel new again. Be sure to keep the old one on until the new one has arrived and is ready to be installed. • Install new kitchen cabinets –If you’re keeping the same layout, this project won’t be too complicated. A new kitchen layout may require moving electrical and plumbing, so just be prepared for some disturbances.

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Mississauga - Eglinton KEnnEdy arEa. Superb Neighbourhood. Updated well maintained bright spacious 4 bedroom home with walk in access from garage, huge eat in kitchen with walkout to covered deck and kidney shaped pool. Main floor Family room with wood burning brick fireplace. Formal dining and living room, 2 pc. Powder Room, Main floor Laundry. Originally 4 bedroom but 2 bedrooms converted to one huge Master Bedroom with 4 piece bath, standing shower and walk in closet. Other bedroom walk in closet and access to 4 pc. Bathroom. Other bedroom with double closet. Lower level finished with cantina, 2 pc. powder room. New quality windows. Central air, central vacuum, all appliances. Mint condition. All Amenities close, Schools, Parks, Transit Hwys.403/401, Shopping Sq. One.

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Cooksville estate!!

Spectacular Stone Mansion Nestled On Sprawling Gated Lot!! Absolutely One-Of-A- Kind, Approximately 5000 sq ft, This Grand 5 Bedroom Family Home Sits On Approximately ¾ Acres And Is Surrounded By Mature Trees. 221 ft. Frontage Makes This Property Ideal For Potential Future Development With Many New Multi-Million Dollar Homes Already Built In The Area. Very Rare Opportunity– Must Be Seen! $2,100,000!!

frank leo Broker 416

917-5466

Ann CorrigAn

Sales Representative

HIGH Park DeTaCHeD

www.GetLeo.com Gorgeous Original Wood, Filled With Character + Charm, Re/Max West Realty Inc., Brokerage

Independently Owned and Operated

OPEN HOUSE SAT & SUN 2-4

4+1 Bdrms, Large Living Room, Hardwood Floor, Highwood Baseboards +Trim, Solid Doors, Formal Dining Room, Separate Side Entrance, Spacious Backyard, Rare Private Drive, Garage, Amazing Value + Location, High Demand Neighbourhood! Only $988,800!

Office (905) 338-3737 Cell (905) 334-4877

24 Westleigh Crescent

Royal LePage Real Estate Services, Ltd.

Extremely sought after Alderwood-3 bed. Quiet street, amazing 168’ Deep lot overlooking Etobicoke Creek. Lots of updates + Fin. Basement. $889,900

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vELLORE vILLAGE SUPER vALUE!

Spacious 4+1 Bdrm 2 Storey Masterpiece With Premium Finishes. Exceptional Craftsmanship, Open Concept Layout, Crown Molding ,Pot lights, Hardwood Floors, Gourmet Kitchen, Granite Counter Tops, Marble Floor, S/S Appliances, Master Bdrm Retreat, Luxurious Ensuite, W/I Closet, Prof Finished Basement, Ideal For Entertaining Or Nanny Suite. Close to all amenities, Steps to Vaughan Mills, Transit, Go, School, Future Subway & Hospital. Simply Must be seen! Amazing Value! Only $699,000!!

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Amazing Detached 2 Storey Located In The Junction Triangle!! Very Well Maintained 3+1 Bedroom, Great Curb Appeal, Perfect Turnkey Investment Property, Can Easily Be Converted Back To A Large Single Family Home. Many Recent Updates. 2-Car Garage With B/I Storage. Finished Basement W/ Separate Entrance. Private Backyard! Incredible Opportunity – Won’t Last!! Only $849,900!!

RIvER OAKS OAKvILLE

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Rare 1.4 Acre Ravine Lot with Salt Water Pool and Grassy Area Surrounded by Forest and Stream, Your own Private Oasis! Huge 4 Bdrm Raised Bungalow with 250 Foot Frontage and Commercial Potential, Many Updates Include Kitchen, Baths, Roof, Furnace, Windows & Family Room Addition, Vaulted Living Room, Close to Hwy 400, Just east of Jane and a Walk to Town! An Entertainer’s Dream for Only $1,099,000!

RANCH BUNGALOW ON 2.88 ACRE LOT

Simply Spectacular Renovated Home, Huge Family Room Addition, 3+1 Bdrm, Gourmet Kitchen, Skylights, Formal Dining Rm, Incredible Professionally Finished Basement Ideal for Entertaining, Theatre, Stage, Wet Bar or In-Law Suite, Detached 8 Car Garage, Ideal for Contractor, Warehouse For Home Based Business, Access to Walking Trails, Close to Hwy and Amenities! Must be seen! Only $999,900!

PRIME ALDERWOOD OPPORTUNITY

Amazing Opportunity to Live/Work In Alderwood! Modern & Well Maintained Corner Store-Front Complete W/ Two Large Self Contained 2 Bed/2 Bath Apartment Units. Retail Area Features Large Foyer/Reception, Huge Open Workspace, Separate Office, 2 Washrooms, Recently Finished Basement & Rear Entrance. Great Location Close To Hwys & Transit. Won’t Last Long!!! Only $719,000!

vELLORE vILLAGE 4+1 BDRM!!

Gorgeous 2-Storey Semi Detached With Walkout Bsmt Linked Only By Garage! Open Concept Living+Dining Rms, Spacious Eat-In Kitchen, Master Bedrm W/Full Ensuite & W/I Closet, Finished Basement With Spacious Rec Rm, Office, Kitchen & Bedrm, potential in-law suite. Landscaped Lot, Deck, Private Drive, Fabulous Neighbourhood, Steps To All Amenities! Incredible Value Only $579,000!!!

COOKSvILLE ESTATE!!

Spectacular Stone Mansion Nestled On Sprawling Gated Lot!! Absolutely One-Of-A-Kind, Approximately 5000 sqft, This Grand 5 Bedroom Family Home Sits On Approximately ¾ Acres And Is Surrounded By Mature Trees. 221 ft Frontage Makes This Property Ideal For Potential Future Development With Many New Multi-Million Dollar Homes Already Built In The Area. Very Rare Opportunity – Must Be Seen! $2,100,000!!

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Waterfront Location, Totally Redesigned & Professionally Renovated 3 Bedroom, 3,200 Sq. Ft. Suite with Lavish Finishes, Over 350K Spent, No Expense Spared, Top of the Line Appliances, Crown Mouldings, Custom Cabinetry, Gourmet Kitchen, Divine Bathrooms... the list goes on. A Spectacular Lifestyle awaits you. Call for a Confidential Viewing Today! Only $1,000,000

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CABBAGETOWN LANDMARK

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Gorgeous Original Wood, Filled With Character + Charm, 4+1 Bdrms, Large Living Room, Hardwood Floor, Highwood Baseboards +Trim, Solid Doors, Formal Dining Room, Separate Side Entrance, Spacious Backyard, Rare Private Drive, Garage, Amazing Value + Location, High Demand Neighbourhood! Only $988,800!

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Stunning Curb Appeal, Gorgeous Interlock Drive & Walkway, Large Foyer, Formal Dining Rm, Sunken Living Rm, Open Concept Fam Rm, W/O to Huge Deck + 146 Ft. Deep Lot, Master Bdrm, W/I Closet, 5pc Ensuite, Finished Bsmt Separate Entrance, 2nd Kitchen Ideal for In-Law Suite or Entertaining! Amazing Value! Only $699,900!

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For the Ultimate in Warehouse Sales… Clearance Warehouse saves you money BY NANCY MAiNolFi Shopping Advocate Have you ever wished you could find just one place where you could shop ‘til you drop and still come home with money in your wallet? A wonderland of great prices and fantastic deals? Sounds too good to be true unless you know where to go. There is such a place. It’s easy to find with prices that are out of this world. People travel from far and wide to shop at this one of a kind warehouse sale. Everyone wants to know where they can find the most value for their hard earned dollars. For those of us lucky enough to live in Etobicoke, it’s practically around the corner. For those who don’t, you will not mind traveling a short distance to discover this gem of a sale. Clearance Warehouse has been at the same Etobicoke location for 9 years now. Those of us who live in Etobicoke know the name Clearance Warehouse and have shopped there in the past.

I am asked over and over again when this fantastic sale begins and what great deals they can look forward to. I never hesitated to say, “Clearance Warehouse will not disappoint”. They are always searching to find just what we need and will work hard to ensure that the customer saves money. This if by far my favourite place to shop. Clearance Warehouse is opening their doors for their annual Christmas sale with a wide range of products, this year find amazing prices on personal care items, household cleaning products, and cookware and all other products we know and love at Clearance Warehouse. There are excellent deals on linens such as bed sheets, bath towels and bath mats that will definitely accent your home. You are wondering how they can offer such low prices on a wide variety of brand name merchandise. Number one, they are a warehouse sale and we expect warehouse prices. Number two; Clearance Warehouse is in the business

Shoppers lined up for grand opening, which featured amazing giveaways just in time for Christmas season. of saving the consumer as much money as possible. And finally number three; they buy closeouts, bankruptcies, and auctions. All the better for us who are on the lookout for quality merchandise at unbelievable price. We all want to save as much as possible and everyone loves a good sale. At this warehouse sale you will walk away with certain smugness and a sly little smile knowing that you have saved a bundle. I’m sure you will tell everyone you know about this fabulous warehouse sale. Most people will tell you that word of mouth referrals are the best source of advertisement. If you ask around I’m sure the name Clearance Warehouse will come up again and again.

make perfect gifts. Housewares like Corelle, Corningware, KitchenAid and Pyrex will look great on you table any time of the year. Find personal care, beauty products like Nivea, Jergen, Dove and Vaseline. Just to name a few! Find small appliance to make everyday life easier, like toaster ovens, blenders, coffee Makers and electric can openers. Visit Clearance Warehouse to experience the savings first hand. Clearance warehouse is located at 375 Queens Plate Drive (off Hwy 27 across from the Woodbine Centre) All purchases are cash only. ATM machine on site.

This sale is the envy of all warehouse sales. They are able to offer 30-90% off

Customers look forward to a well organized clearance warehouse sale that offers great savings.

Retail prices. You can look forward to trailer loads of savings on things like Chocolates…. Chocolates are great to give and receive, and Clearance Warehouse carries a great selection of quality brand name chocolates that

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Penny Thoms margie “K” KiersnowsKi Donna BrinTnell Sales Representatives www.margiekteam.com

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416-769-1616 Re/Max West Realty Inc.,

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Independently Owned and Operated

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D L O S

$329,900

Situated in a small well maintained complex is this fabulous end

Sam mcdadi

Sales Representative

905-502-1500 www.mcdadi.ca/75t

unit that has been freshly painted, warm Oak Hardwood Floors,

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Police arrest three in human trafficking of 13 year-old girl ‘The purchasers of this type of service are as much to blame as the predators,’ police say CYNTHIA REASON creason@insidetoronto.com Police have arrested three people – including a 17-year-old girl – in connection with a “very disturbing” investigation into the alleged human trafficking of a 13-year-old girl. At a news conference at police headquarters last week, Sex Crimes Inspector Joanna Beaven-Desjardins detailed how the female accused allegedly gained the victim’s trust over Facebook in October 2015 in order to lure her away from her home and, along with her two co-accused, force her into the sex trade from Oct. 27 to Nov. 9, until she was able to escape. “The female accused gained the victim’s confidence, telling her that they could work together and make a lot of money, along with her boyfriend,” Beaven-Desjardins, noting that the two had friends in common, which enabled the accused to foster a “false friendship” with the victim. “The victim advised the accused female that she was only 13 years of

age, but the female didn’t care.” Soon after, the victim went to a residence in Toronto, police allege, where she met with the accused female and was introduced to the two co-accused – the female accused’s “supposed boyfriend” Kahmal Howard Paris, and Alico Allen. “The victim was told by the trio that she would be taken to Niagara Falls to provide sexual services to prospective clients,” Beaven-Desjardins alleged. “When the victim told them that she did not want to engage in the acts, she was advised it was no longer her choice and was threatened with physical violence.” All three accused then allegedly took the victim to Niagara Falls, where they rented hotel rooms to conduct their sex trade business. There, the accused took photos of the victim “in various states of undress”, and placed the photos in escort ads on a site called backpages. com, police alleged. Over the course of three days in Niagara Falls, Beaven-Desjardins alleged the 13-year-old victim was

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Kahmal Howard Paris, 22, left, and Alico Allen 19, have been arrested in a human trafficking/juvenile prostitution investigation. Police believe there may be other victims.

sexually assaulted on three separate occasions, before being taken to Guelph and then back to Toronto. “Over several days, the victim was forced to provide sexual services to men in various hotels and private residences in Toronto and in the Brampton area,” Beaven-Desjardins alleged, noting that the victim was also forced to turn over her money. On Nov. 9, the victim broke free from her captors after the accused,

Paris, allegedly become enraged and physically beat her, and then left her alone for a period, police say. “During that time the victim, fearing for her life, snuck out of the house and flagged down a citizen, who then called police,” BeavenDesjardins said. After the victim was taken to safety, police executed a search warrant in Toronto and arrested three people. Charged are:

n Kahmal Howard Paris, 22, is charged with 12 offences relating to human trafficking and sexual assault of a minor under 16 years; n Alico Allen, 19, is charged with human trafficking, and procuring and exercising control; n the female youth, 17, was arrested on eight charges relating to trafficking of a person under the age of 18 years of age. She was also wanted on outstanding robbery and fail to comply warrants stemming from charges within 41 Division in Scarborough. She cannot be named under provisions of the Youth Criminal Justice Act. “This is a very disturbing investigation. If there was not a demand for sex with a child, then there would not be a need for predators like this to force our children into the sex trade for monetary gain,” BeavenDesjardins said. “The purchasers of this type of service are as much to blame as the predators. If the public has any information relating to persons buying this type of service, please contact police.”

Police believe there may be more victims and urge anyone with information to contact them at 416-808-7474.

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Police looking for man after poppy box theft Toronto police are seeking the public’s help to identify a man wanted in connection with a poppy box theft at a south Etobicoke gas station. A man walked into a gas station in The Queensway and Park Lawn Road area on Wednesday, Nov. 11 around 2 a.m. and took a poppy box when no employees were watching, police said.

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TTC board approves cash, token price increases Cash fare to jump to $3.25, token price to rise to $2.90; Metropass, student, senior fares remain the same RAHUL GUPTA rgupta@insidetoronto.com A “balanced approach” taken by the TTC’s board of directors means cash fares and token prices are going up for 2016, but not Metropasses. The board voted unanimously to support staff recommendations for next year’s TTC and Wheel-Trans operating budgets, which will include a 25-cent increase to fares paid by cash to $3.25. The cost of a token will go up 10 cents to $2.90 per token. The board also supported keeping the price of the Metropass static following years of increases, as well as freezing all student and seniors’ fares for the time being. TTC chair Josh Colle said the decision was a realization the TTC can’t keep raising Metropass prices which have increased to $141.50, among the highest-priced unlimited travel pass among North American transit providers, while keeping cash fares unchanged. “At a certain point we can’t keep continuing to rely on the Metropass

user as an endless well of money we can just go to,” said Colle after the board vote Monday at Toronto City Hall. “Could we lose some ridership? Staff has factored that in but on the whole we still come up with more revenue.” TTC still short $58 million The decision means the TTC faces a funding gap of around $58 million for next year’s operating budget, which it will attempt to fill by seeking an increase in the annual per-rider subsidy allocated to it by Toronto council. Last year, the TTC received almost $480 million from the city for the 2015 subsidy, which also funded $95 million in service improvements trumpeted by Colle, as well as Mayor John Tory. This time around, Colle said the TTC would ask for $41 million more than last year, which will also fund nearly $14 million worth of service enhancements: improving Queen and King streetcar operations, boosting subway and bus reliability,

and opening the subway earlier on Sunday mornings. Other plans like adding streetcar service to Cherry Street, will remain unfunded. Colle said if council doesn’t accept the TTC’s subsidy request, a tough choice would have to be made by the board to cut service or further raise fares. “Really, the only two options we have are to look at fares or service, so if the city is unable to fill the gap I’m sure there will be a robust debate back at this table,” he said. Echoing TTC CEO Andy Byford, Colle said the transit commission was hamstrung by not knowing the exact amount the city will give for this year’s subsidy. The amount is determined as part of the city’s annual budget deliberations and won’t be known until next year. The board ultimately decided

to reject TTC board member Joe Mihevc’s motion to defer approval of the TTC budget until after the subsidy level is known. It also rejected an alternate pricing scheme introduced by commissioner John Campbell, who sought across the board fare increases to net an estimated $47 million in future revenue. The board, however, supported Councillor Vince Crisanti’s motion to freeze seniors’ and student fares pending a review of transit equity policies which is expected to take place early next year. It also unanimously endorsed Colle’s motion to find more revenue from TTC licencing and merchandise. As the chair pointed out, the TTC doesn’t make a cent off items bearing the transit commission’s likeness unlike other major transit agencies like New York’s MTA or the London Underground. The board also supported looking at ways to boost revenue from TTC parking lots. Earlier in the day Tory told reporters the TTC should look to

fund service improvements through regular annual fare increases. “I believe fares should be adjusted for every year because the cost of running the system goes up and we have to maintain the financial viability,” said the mayor. “I think it’s fair that those who use the system pay their share of the cost.” Members of TTCriders held a protest against higher fares at Nathan Phillips Square just before the meeting, though many had left prior to the budget vote. The board also approved the TTC’s 10-year capital budget projection which is fully funded for 2016 but has almost $3 billion in unfunded commitments. Also supported was a motion by Colle to streamline office and warehouse space and accelerate plans for a new TTC head office. ~with files from David Nickle

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rahul gupta TO in TRANSIT Since 2008, service has been ending just after midnight six days a week to accommodate critical subway tunnel repairs. At the TTC’s recent customer town hall, CEO Andy Byford promised an end to the early closures. Now it can be confirmed, thanks to the TTC’s Brad Ross, the Yonge line will return to regular night-time service beginning the weekend of Dec. 18 and 19. HELP IMPROVE TRANSIT TO THE PORT LANDS The TTC is looking for feedback on a proposal to improve transit service for the port lands. The transit commission is examining the prospect of bringing back continuous service of the 72 Pape bus from Pape Avenue to Union Station. The service was split at

Commissioners Street to accommodate a renovation of Union, supplemented by a new version of the 172 Cherry Street bus. With the Union renovations complete, the TTC is considering replacing the 172 with two new routes: from Pape station to Union via Queens Quay, and extending Front Street service to the burgeoning CityPlace development. Complete the survey at www.ttc.ca/survey by Dec. 14. becomes enterprise carshare wAUTOSHARE

Autoshare, the Toronto-based ridesharing company purchased by car rental behemoth Enterprise in 2014, is getting a new name. The company, which has more than 12,000 members in Toronto alone, will be known as Enterprise CarShare. Rahul Gupta is Metroland Media Toronto’s transit reporter. His column appears every Thursday. Reach him on Twitter: @TOinTRANSIT

Black cat adoption fees waived by city until Sunday The City of Toronto is holding a cat adoption blitz in honour of Black Friday in which adoption fees for any kitten or cat that is black or has black colouring wil be waived. The blitz continues until Sunday, Nov. 29, During this periodd, residents can go home with a kitten or cat with any black colouring, without paying the usual $75 adoption fee.

There is still a $15 pet licence fee ($7.50 for seniors) to be paid. Toronto Animal Services says black cats have a lower adoption rate than other cats in shelters. Although no hard evidence exists as to why, it may be attributed to superstition, or the fact that black cats don’t photograph as well as lighter coloured cats, said a city press release.

More than 150 cats are up for adoption at Toronto animal shelters and adoption partner locations. All cats and kittens up for adoption are sterilized (spayed/ neutered), micro-chipped, vet-checked, dewormed and vaccinated. Toronto Animal Services

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Safe winter driving workshop takes place at Brentwood library Learn safe winter driving tips. Lisa Thompson with the Ministry of Transportation gives safe winter driving tips Tuesday, Dec. 1 from 2 to 3:30 p.m. at Brentwood library, 36 Brentwood Rd. N. at Bloor

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SUNDAY LESSON: Above, Marisa Klufas tries Platoon Chief Chris Bertram’s helmet on for size during a visit last Sunday to Firehall 445 on Burnhamthorpe Road, by students from the St. James United Church Sunday School. At left, Rhea Ty and her father Patrick explore the cab of a firetruck; and below, Squad Captain Bruce Harrison speaks to the students. The firehall stop was part of the Sunday school students’ visits to various public institutions to learn about them and to thank them for their work. Photos/PETER C MCCUSKER

Toronto considers spending $15 million to celebrate Canada’s 150th DAVID NICKLE dnickle@insidetoronto.com Toronto could be spending $1 million for every decade Canada will have existed as a country in 2017, to celebrate Canada’s 150th birthday that year. That is one of two options being put forward by city staff to celebrate Canada’s 150th birthday in 2017. Toronto’s

Economic Development Committee will be choosing between a $15-million, year-long, city-wide party, or a more modest $5.5 million for a 10-day festival. In either case, the celebration will be joining others across the country, marking a century and a half of nationhood. The $5.5 million option would see a 10-day festi-

val in the summer, a New Year’s celebration starting Dec. 31, 2016 and various enhanced programs such as Nuit Blanche, Doors Open a n d t h e c i t y ’s regular Canada Day celebrations. The $15 million option

would be a Pan-AmGames-scaled celebration, that would also bring in more private sector participation and see programming taking place across the city. “Toronto will be animated in every neighbourhood and there can be community ownership of

celebration activities,” a staff report reads. Mayor John Tory told reporters that he would like to see more options on the table. “I don’t know how they come up with a $5 million option and a $15 million option,” he said. “Why isn’t there a $1 million and $100 million options? I’d rather see us

decide what do we want to do first.” Tory said he’s pleased to host a big celebration, and he pointed to the city’s decision to create the “Bird’s Nest” at Nathan Phillips Square so that Torontonians could watch the Blue Jays aim for the World Series this fall. “As to what’s happening in 2017? We should consult,” he said.

Basement Flooding Remediation and Water Quality Improvement Master Plan - Study Areas 35, 36, 38, 39 & 41 Municipal Class Environmental Assessment Notice of Study Commencement Study Overview The City of Toronto is starting five Class Environmental Assessment (EA) studies to identify causes of flooding and develop solutions to reduce the risk of future surface and basement flooding, as well as, to improve stormwater quality before it is discharged to watercourses. These five EA studies, for Study Areas 35, 36, 38, 39 and 41, are located in the Etobicoke area.They have experienced basement and surface flooding during extreme storms in the past. In response, the City of Toronto has initiated these EAs to address flooding that originates within the City’s property such as roads and sewer infrastructure, as well as, to identify solutions for stormwater quality improvement in the area. The Process Each EA study is being planned as a Master Plan in accordance with the Municipal Class Environmental Assessment process, and will result in a series of recommended basement flooding remediation and water quality improvement projects. The Master Plan will define the problem, consider and evaluate alternative solutions, assess impacts of the preferred solutions, and identify measures to lessen any adverse impacts. Public Consultation Two (2) Public Information Centres (PICs) are planned for each Study Area.The first sets of PICs are expected to take place throughout 2016. City staff and the consulting team will be present to answer questions and discuss the next steps in the process. Notification of the PICs will be advertised in the local community newspaper and information mailed to residents within each study area. We would like to hear from you Visit the project website for more information and to take part in our online survey or contact us if you want to be placed on our mailing list for updates. Josie Franch, Public Consultation Unit, City of Toronto, Metro Hall, 19th Fl. 55 John St. Toronto, ON M5V 3C6 Tel.: 416338-2859 Fax: 416-392-2974 TTY: 416-338-0889 Email: jfranch@toronto.ca Visit: toronto.ca/bfea Issue Date: November 26, 2015 Information will be collected in accordance with the Municipal Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act. With the exception of personal information, all comments will become part of the public record.

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Teen contestants will appear on different episodes >>>from page 1 winning appearance on Chopped Canada last December. “It would have been unfathomable for me to even think of doing that when I was 17, because I didn’t have the base of knowledge or years of experience. For me, even with 35 years of experience, I was scared.” With that in mind, Hoare – known affectionately as Mr. H to his students – set out to prepare Yohannes and Justice as best he could for the challenges that awaited them on Chopped. He took them on culinary field trips to local restaurants and markets to expose them to some of the exotic ingredients they might encounter and cooking techniques they might be required to utilize on the show. He reviewed past episodes of Chopped Canada after school with the pair to prepare them for the high-pressure scenarios of the competition. And last, but certainly not least, he even conducted a series of inclassroom practice challenges in the Thistletown kitchen, where

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Everything Mr. H taught us came in handy on the show, because he exposed us to so many cuisines, he took us to so many restaurants to try different types of cultural food, and he gave us so many playful mystery box ingredients. – Justice Chea

Yohannes and Justice faced off against each other to win over their classmates/judges with their impromptu culinary creations. “Everything that Mr. H taught us came in handy on the show, because he exposed us to so many cuisines, he took us to so many restaurants to try different types of cultural food, and he gave us so many playful mystery box ingredients,” Justice said. “Most of the time, my practice challenge dishes came out really well and tasted good, but other

times they were a complete disaster – so I’m really glad we practiced that.” During the five-part Chopped Canada teen tournament, Yohannes and Justice – who filmed their segments this past summer – had to go to battle against 14 of the best chefs aged 13 to 17 from across the country. In each of the first four episodes of the teen tournament, four competing chefs were tasked with cooking up three delicious courses on strict time limits and using the often bizarre and incongruous ingredients supplied to them in “mystery baskets”. Following each course challenge – from appetizer, to main, to dessert – one competitor was “chopped” from the competition by a rotating panel of celebrity chefs and culinary experts until only one of the original four remained. Each of those four winners then advanced to the finale, where the ultimate champion walked away with the $20,000 grand prize and the title of Chopped Canada Teen Tournament Champion. While Yohannes and Justice’s

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episodes were filmed back in July, they’ve sworn to keep secret their ultimate fates on the show – including whether or not either (or both) of them advanced to the final. Both, however, described their Chopped Canada experience as an intense one they won’t soon forget. “My experience on Chopped was kind of an emotional roller coaster. There were so many great people there and they just made me feel so welcomed, but it was definitely nerve-wracking not knowing what was going to be in that mystery basket,” said Justice, an aspiring event planner who currently works the line at a local steak house.

Despite being a seasoned competitor in culinary contests, Yohannes said his Chopped experience was also a challenging one. “The experience on Chopped was fun, but it was really hard at times to figure out how to put each of the ingredients in,” said Yohannes, an aspiring chef who first started cooking alongside his mom at age six, and currently works for a local catering company. “Out of all the competitions I’ve been in, this was definitely the hardest of all of them...because with Chopped, we had to make stuff up on the spot. It was definitely a challenge.” To find out how Yohannes and Justice fare on Chopped Canada’s teen tournament, tune in to the Food Network Saturday nights at 9 p.m. starting on Nov. 28. Yohannes appears in Round 1 on Nov. 28, while Justice appears in Round 3 on Dec. 12. The finale is scheduled for Dec. 26.

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starts falling. “As the construction season wraps up I am pleased to tell you we are ready for the snow,” Robinson said. “This winter is actually expected to be a bit milder because of an El Nino. So we’re hoping for milder temperatures. But as you know, weather is completely unpredictable and the city will be ready for whatever winter throws at us.” Toward that end, Toronto is readying its fleet of 600 snow plows,

300 sidewalk plows and 200 salt trucks to keep streets and sidewalks clear when the weather might suggest otherwise. As in previous years, the level of response will depend on the level of the snowfall. As soon as a snowfall begins, Transportation Services sends out salt trucks onto major expressways and main roads, and then onto local roads. If less than two centimetres fall, that’s it. But anything heavier

will see plowing beginning on expressways, and after five centimetres, main roads get plowed. It’s only after eight centimetres fall that plows will begin to push down local roads. “It takes time to get to local roads — sometimes up to 14 hours,” warned Robinson. And if the storm is particularly serious, the city may issue a directive that cars not park on main roads. Those who disobey may find they’ve

been towed. The city will also clear a priority network of bike lanes and cycle tracks in the downtown core. The city may also see an increase in watermain breaks with the cold weather, but water staff maintain that cold is not the only factor. Many of the city’s watermain pipes are old and nearing the end of their lifetime. In 2015, the city will have spent $146 million over the year to improve the watermain distribution.

The City of Toronto holds public consultations as one way to engage residents in the life of their city. Toronto thrives on your great ideas and actions. We invite you to get involved.

Lake Shore Boulevard West Cycle Track Notice of Public Open House The City ofToronto is planning a new 1.4km cycle track along Lake Shore Boulevard West, from Norris Crescent to First Street, in Etobicoke, Ward 6.The new cycle track will provide a safe connection for cyclists, and will close a gap in the WaterfrontTrail. We invite you to attend a public open house to learn more about the proposed design, ask questions, and provide feedback. Open House details are as follows: Date: Tuesday, December 8, 2015 Time: Drop in any time from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. Location: New Toronto Library, 110 Eleventh St. Background A gap in the WaterfrontTrail exists in Etobicoke between Norris Crescent and First Street where trail users must cycle along the busy Lake Shore Boulevard West.To close this gap, the City is designing a new cycle track. Key features of the cycle track include: • Separated bi-directional/two-way cycle track on the south side of Lake Shore Boulevard West between Norris Crescent and First Street. • A variety of barriers will be considered to separate the cycle track from vehicular lanes, including a low concrete wall, curbs, bollards, planters, and painted buffer zones. • Gaps in the barriers will be planned to provide access to residential and commercial driveways. • Ramp platform design atTTC stops will allow safe loading and unloading of passengers. • Removal of parking on south side of Lake Shore Blvd. W. between Norris Crescent and First Street.

We would like to hear from you If you would like more information, please contact: Kate Nelischer, Sr. Public Consultation Coordinator City of Toronto, Metro Hall, 19th Fl., 55 John St., Toronto, ON M5V 3C6 Tel: 416-392-4360 Fax: 416-392-2974 TTY: 416-397-0831 Visit: toronto.ca/lakeshorecycle Email: knelischer@toronto.ca Issue Date: November 26, 2015

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Teams short-listed for Etobicoke General Hospital expansion project Three teams have been shortlisted to undertake Etobicoke General Hospital’s (EGH) upcoming renovation and expansion. After a six-month Request for Proposals phase, William Osler Health System (Osler) has selected the bids of EllisDon Infrastructure Healthcare, E t o b i c o k e He a l t h c a r e Partnership and Plenary Health as finalists to design, build, finance and maintain Etobicoke General Hospital’s planned four-storey wing. “Etobicoke General is truly on an exciting journey of transformation and we are seeing this take shape through renovation, expansion and

redevelopment across the hospital site,” John Davies, Osler’s board chair, said in a statement released Friday. urgently needed Once the preferred redevelopment team has been selected, construction on the new facility is anticipated to begin as early as the summer. The new four-storey wing will add about 250,000 square feet of space to the hospital and house the services most urgently needed in the community, including: • a larger, state-of-the-art emergency department • Cardiac Care and Intensive

Care units • a Maternal newborn unit with birthing suites and a specialized nursery • a new ambulatory procedures unit • and cardiorespiratory and neurodiagnostic services “The community has relied on the innovative, quality care delivered by Etobicoke General for over four decades, and it will continue to do so for many decades to come as this hospital moves steadily along on its journey,” said Matthew Anderson, Osler’s president and CEO. To prepare the 43-year-old building and its systems for the new addition, Osler has

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Indie publisher shakes things up with ‘James Bond’ book DOMINIK KUREK dkurek@insidetoronto.com A mid-sized independent Toronto publishing house is capitalizing on James Bond’s expired Canadian licence and doing what few in the world legally can. Oakwood Village-based ChiZine Publications, which publishes about 20 books per year, has released an anthology of unauthorized James Bond stories by professional writers. Licence E xpired, The Unauthorized James Bond, was released Nov. 17. “I think we’ve had more buzz about this book than almost anything else we’ve ever published. People love Bond and they’re excited by it,” said ChiZine co-owner Sandra Kasturi. Canadian copyright expires 50 years after the author’s death, so agent 007 entered public domain in this country in January. The local publisher quickly jumped on the opportunity to publish

its own book. This opportunity could be a short one, however. People at ChiZine anticipate Canadian copyright law will be amended to extend to 70 years after the artist’s death, to be in line with much of the rest of the developed world. This copyright change could happen in 2016. The publisher sent out a call to its regular authors and an open call for submissions in January, and quickly set to work to get the book published. The idea for the book came from its two editors, David Nickle and his wife Madeline Ashby. Nickle is Metroland Media Toronto’s city hall reporter and a published author of such novels as Eutopia: A Novel of Terrible Optimism, and The ‘Geisters. Ashby is a published author of the novels vN and iD. When the couple heard of Bond’s expired

licence in Canada, they approached ChiZine, Nickle’s publishers, with the idea. For Nickle, the Bond book was a way to bring a cultural icon to the 21st century. Author Ian Fleming’s character consists of a certain kind of masculinity, Nickle points out. He’s tough, erotically adept, can hold his liquor and enjoys some sinful pleasures. “It created this amoral sense of masculinity that I think it has actually impacted pop culture and the way a lot of young men behave,” Nickle said.

The 19 authors features in this anthology tackle those Bond ideals. “We got interesting stuff from that. What we hope is that this is taken as a bit of a metafictional literary critique of the James Bond idea and mythology and there are stories in there that definitely do that. At the same time, they’re really exciting stories,” Nickle said.

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Against-All-Odds-themed Crystal Ball fundraiser was a success for Reach for the Rainbow charity T

Above, Terence O’Connell, left, Deborah O’Brien and Pierre Mantha get together during Reach for the Rainbow’s 29th annual Crystal Ball on Saturday at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre. Reach for the Rainbow is an Etobicoke-based charity, dedicated to helping those with physical and developmental disabilities.

Above, members of the Stezik family get together after being presented with the Gift of Belonging Inclusion Award. Right, Dana Joel, left, Reach for the Rainbow founder Donna Trella, Susan Hay and Randy Marshall pose for a photo.

his year’s 29th Annual Against-AllOdds-themed Crystal Ball, which was held downtown over the weekend, celebrated the championing of rights for children and youth with special needs. More than 1,000 generous guests – including Global News’ Susan Hay, Love It or List It host Hilary Farr and Canadian icon Jayne Eastwood, among others – once again helped make the award-winning Crystal Ball a stunning success for Reach for the Rainbow (RFTR). Dawn MacDonald – the new executive director of the Etobicoke-based charity that serves those with developmental and physical disabilities across Ontario – said she’s “truly amazed” at the incredible amount of support generated for her organization through the Crystal Ball year after year. “It has been through this event that we have been able to support thousands of children who are living with disabilities,” MacDonald said in a statement. “We will be launching an aggressive fundraising

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campaign for 2016, with a goal is to raise $2 million for our mission – and we are now confident that we can achieve it.” titans of industry Other “titans of industry” in attendance at the Saturday, Nov. 21 event, which was held at Metro Toronto Convention Centre, included MLSE Foundation chair Aris Kaplanis, Rick Reid, president of Tech Data Canada, Ian Hanning, CFO of Capital One, Jeffrey Puritt, President of TELUS International, Mike Tierney, President of UPS Canada, and Sean McGuckin, EVP & CFO of Scotiabank.

For more information about Reach for the Rainbow, go to www.reachfortherainbow.ca

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Give the gift of helping wildlife Toronto Wildlife Centre has a couple of ways people can help the city’s urban creatures. Just in time for Christmas, people can also donate money in honour of someone they care about and the centre will send a 5x7 card acknowledging the gift. The North York organization is also looking for people to sit on the board of directors or on board committees. Of particular interest are those individuals with capital campaign or major gifts experience or with a strong background in marketing / branding, human resources or volunteer management. Experience on boards of directors is also an asset.

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Monday, and encourages Canadians to support charities and non-profit organizations by donating or volunteering. It is one way to actively support the thousands of

Syrian refugee families seeking refuge in Canada, Kershaw said. On Tuesday, Nov. 24, the federal Liberal government announced it will extend its self-imposed deadline

to resettle 25,000 Syrian refugees by the end of the year, instead pledging to meet the target by the end of February 2016. The goal remains to identify 25,000 Syrian refugees by

the end of the year. But the majority of them will not be brought into Canada until the first two weeks of the new year. The 25,000 Syrian refugees are both governmentassisted and privately sponsored. The Ontario government has committed to accept 10,000 Syrian refugees by the end of 2016, with as many as 2,000 expected to settle in the GTA. Furniture Bank works with more than 80 shelters and social service agencies across the GTA, and serves 6,500 clients per year. Clients browse its warehouse and choose essential items to furnish a home, including sofas, dining tables and chairs, beds, dressers, some electronics and even artwork. Secure online donations can be made here: http://bit. ly/1IeiW1Q or mailed to: Furniture Bank, 25 Connell Crt., Unit 1, Toronto, ON, M8Z 1E8

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Legal Notices

NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND ALL OTHER PERSONS having claims against the ESTATE OF JOHN HERBERT KENNEY, aka JACK KENNEY, late of the City of Etobicoke, Ontario, who died on or about the 15th day of March, 2015, are required to send full particulars thereof to the undersigned solicitors for the Estate Trustees, Robert G, Church and Thomas G, Deacon, on or before the 21st day of December, 2015, after which date the Estate will be distributed with regard only to those claims of which notice has been received. DATED at Orangeville this 19th day of November, 2015. CHURCH & FITZPATRICK, Barristers & Solicitors, 28 First Avenue, Orangeville, ON L9W 1H8. Telephone: 519-941-8730; Fax 519-941-8032. Solicitors for the Estate of John Herbert Kenney.

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Building Equipment/ Materials

Shows & Bazaars

Building Equipment/ Materials

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Christmas Bake & Crafters Sale December 12th - 9:00am to 4:00pm

Articles Wanted

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ANTIQUES

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Cash for Older:

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Mt. Dennis Legion

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Vehicles Wanted/Wrecking

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Bloordale Gift and Craft Sale Saturday, November 28 10am ~ 2pm Bloordale United Church 4258 Bloor Street West, Etobicoke

Child Care Wanted

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Domestic Help Available

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