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fannie sunshine fsunshine@insidetoronto.com North York General Hospital’s (NYGH) very last quilt raffle was held yesterday, marking an end to the 30 year tradition. Four quilts - one queen, two twins, and one wall hanging - were raffled off inside the cafeteria of the Leslie Street and Hwy. 401 hospital, bringing a close to the raffle which had been kept going by a dedicated group of about 15 volunteers. The first quilt raffle was held in 1968, followed by a lull until the volunteer quilting group started up again in 1985 under the leadership of the late Kay Seary, who died several years ago. The group’s volunteers would work on the quilts at home by hand, holding raffles every two years or so with proceeds, which have totalled more than $60,000 over the years, benefitting various hospital departments. In total, 31 quilts have been made by the group, who range in age from mid-80s into their 90s. “Age,” Barbara MacLeod, chair of the hospital’s projects committee, said of why the raffles are ending.

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“They might have problems with their eyes, or have arthritis. Nobody wanted to take over and be in charge when Kay died. These last quilts were done in Kay’s memory. I’m very disappointed, it will be sorely missed.” Volunteers would sell raffle tickets at nearby medical buildings, senior’s centres, and at the hospital itself, but MacLeod said she’s noticed a decline in interest for the handcrafted pieces in recent years. “Young people today aren’t interested,” she said. “They’ll say the quilts are very pretty, but they aren’t interested in owning one.”

As for how she was feeling with the last raffle just hours away, MacLeod said the day was sad. “It died - too bad,” she said. “I want to thank the ladies for their time and effort. It’s unbelievable what they’ve done and the dedication.” Kathleen Henery, one of the group’s original members from 30 years ago, said she grew up with quilt makers in the family. “I haven’t made any by myself, I always worked on them with the other girls,” she said. Proceeds of the final quilt raffle will go to the volunteer services centre for medical imaging.

The removal of the gifted program at Hillmount Public School is causing parents to worry about the future of the building, along with losing talented teachers that have helped rank the school at the top in Ontario in recent years. At a Toronto District School Board meeting last November, trustees voted for a number of changes for this coming September for the AY Jackson cluster of schools, including relocating the grades 4 and 5 gifted programs from Hillmount to Steelesview Public School, and the Grade 6 gifted program to Zion Heights Middle School. The first gifted program classes at Steelesview, about four kilometres northwest of Hillmount, will be Grade 4 and will start this September, followed by Grade 5 classes in September 2017. Saloomeh Fassaizadeh, co-chair of Hillmount’s parent council, said some parents are worried the TDSB is planning to sell the property, adding 300 signed a petition asking for the program to remain at the Don Mills Road and McNicoll Avenue school. Though three public meetings were held in the fall on the matter, Fassaizadeh said her concerns

weren’t addressed. “Parents are not happy,” she said, adding her two children are not in the gifted program. “They are breaking down a very good school.” She claims the TDSB is projecting growth in Hillmount’s catchment area from a nearby condominium development that was cancelled, which is igniting fear the school’s enrollment will be under-capacity and it will eventually be closed. Ali Rouhani, who has two children attending Hillmount’s daycare program and one child finishing Grade 3, said he takes issue with the process behind moving the gifted program, and says the school is at risk of under-enrollment. Willowdale trustee Alexander Brown did not respond to request for comment, and Hillmount principal Sandra Bauer and Superintendent Linda Curtis referred questions to TDSB’s media relations. In an email to The Mirror, TDSB communications officer Ryan Bird said the decision to move the gifted program was due to lack of space. “The school was built to accommodate 246 students, but currently has 306 students which represents a utilization rate of 125 per cent,” he said. “That means that space is an issue and will only get worse in the years ahead if nothing is done.”

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Shoukri, president and vice-chancellor of York University, said in a release. “In a multicultural city such as Toronto, this sculpture will create opportunities for dialogue about Inuit art and culture – and we at York are delighted to be part of this important conversation.” inuit heritage Inuit artists Ruben Komangapik and Koomuatuk (Kuzy) Curley were commissioned to create the sculpture as part of Mobilizing Inuit Cultural Heritage (MICH), a multimedia, multi-platform collaborative

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research and creation project supported by the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada (SSSHRC). “We had to be very patient while carving to get the right balance when working on the motion of the bicycle kick, like floating in the air,” Curley said in a release. “This is a great example for Inuit people that we can accomplish anything if we are determined.” Traditional drumming by Mathew Nuqingaq, based in Iqaluit, Nunavut, opened the ceremonial unveiling of the sculpture, which also included a performance by Inuk musician Susan Aglukark.

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elcome to summer Toronto! It officially arrived on Monday of this week, but judging by our recent hot weather it’s actually been here for awhile. And is there any better place to be in the summer than Toronto? We’ve got it all, as you can see by our Summer In The City feature story in this week’s paper. This coming first weekend of summer sees events such as the Luminato Festival, Taste of Toronto and the beginning of two weekends of top-level youth soccer action with the Robbie tournament. The Robbie International Soccer Tournament celebrates its 50th anniversary Our VieW this year, and it has grown from a small event with a few teams in 1967 to City boasts a Scarborough what is now the world’s largest cross-section youth soccer tournament for charity. of events It has raised more than $1.6 million for Cystic Fibrosis Canada in that time. The 50th version of the Robbie will see in excess of 300 teams playing in the festival (for boys and girls teams ages eight to 12) this weekend, and then the competitive tourney (for boys and girls teams 13 to 18) from July 1 to 3. And that’s not all. While Pride Month events have been taking place in Toronto throughout June, things really kick into gear this weekend as Pride Week begins. The week culminates in the Pride Parade July 3, which travels along Church Street from Bloor to Yonge-Dundas Square, but will also include the Trans March July 1 and the Dyke March July 2. Other large city-wide events in the next few weeks include the Honda Indy, which brings in racers and race fans from around the world, starting July 15. The Indy has been a Toronto tradition since 1986. Also, there’s the Toronto Caribbean Carnival starting July 28 and continuing through to the holiday Monday on Aug. 1. From humble beginnings back in 1967, the carnival has grown to become a massive tourist draw for Toronto. But not every event this summer is geared to huge crowds and tourists. There’s no end of community festivals set for our city, and whatever neighbourhood you are in, you will be sure to find something to do this summer in the city.

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Big discussions, decisions planned for city’s future Next week Mayor John Tory’s Executive Committee sits down for the last time before business at city hall winds down for the summer. But don’t expect a lazy, hazy meeting. Indeed, the June 28 gathering of Mayor Tory’s cabinet-like committee could be the most important one of the entire term. On the agenda: • a report revising upwards the cost of the single-stop Scarborough subway, that also sets the city’s transit-building agenda for the next two decades; • another one, looking at revenue tools beyond property taxes to pay for things like that transit plan; • a review of the city’s considerable real estate assets, taken with an eye to maximizing savings and revenues; • and the implementation of the Tenants First plan, to try and put right the city’s considerable portfolio of public housing.

david nickle the city To put it another way: the Executive Committee will be considering some of the most expensive initiatives under consideration by Toronto Council this term, at the same meeting as it examines some of the most ambitious measures to pay for those initiatives. It is not immediately obvious how Mayor Tory and his like-minded Executive Committee members will rise to those two challenges. So far, balancing ambition and reality has been an ungainly exercise for the team. Tory has been anxious to get down to the business of city-building, slow to get to the business of budget-pruning, and brashly confident in his ability to do both. His letter of instruction to the budget committee that met this week illus-

trates this perfectly. He has asked the committee to freeze expenditures for 2017, keep property taxes at or below the inflation rate. Efficiencies are to be found, alternate service delivery (contracting out) is to be considered… but ambitious new programs that form the backbone of Tory’s election-platform mandate are sacrosanct: transit and transportation, housing, and poverty reduction. That mission statement leaves very little room to wiggle – but the wiggle-room increases when the two questions of what we want and how we can afford it are asked and answered on different schedules. The June 28 Executive Committee meeting is a rare confluence, wherein everything is on the table at once. Do we want to build a massively expensive, marginally useful single-stop subway in Scarborough,

knowing that we will then have to consider raising all kinds of levies and taxes in order to afford it? We do need to repair our public housing, and that while other levels of government might offer some help, we’ll have to put up some share of the cost. How? Executive Committee members won’t have to answer all those questions immediately. But they will have to start talking about them in the same breath – in a way that until now mainly the mayor’s critics have done, and that the mayor and his supporters have characterized as simply nay-saying. At some point, the politics has to stop and the governance has to start. Next week, looking hard at both the dream and the problem, is as good a time as any to begin.

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Summer Pet Fest WHEN: 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. WHERE: Downsview Park, 1-35 Carl Hall Rd. CONTACT: www.summercpe.ca, info@canadianpetexpo.ca COST: Free VIP pet family tent; competitive dog dock diving; disc dog demos; best dressed pet contest; birds of prey demos; Woofjocks canine all-stars; Reptilia mini zoo; celebrity dogs. Lavinia Szasz Art Sale WHEN: 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. WHERE: 32 Carscadden Dr. CONTACT: Robert Szasz, Rszasz@rogers.com COST: Various prices Original oil and ink paintings by Lavinia Szasz. Flavours of Fairbank WHEN: Noon to 11 p.m. WHERE: Fairbank Village, 5 Blocks along Eglinton Ave.W. at Dufferin St. going Westward CONTACT: info@ fairbankvillagebia.ca COST: Free admission; rides ticketed Kids’ activities and games, music, entertainment, sidewalk sale, live music and cultural acts. Watch the Euro Cup on the big screen. Strawberry Social WHEN: 2 to 4 p.m. WHERE:

GRASP Toronto Support Group WHEN: Wednesdays at 7 p.m. WHERE: St. Bonaventure Church, 1300 Leslie St. CONTACT: 647-2743224, www.grasphelp.org COST: Free; Call to register Help, compassion and understanding for family members losing a loved one to substances, provided by other similarly bereaved families.

Festival of Flight WHEN: 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. WHERE: Aga Khan Museum, 77 Wynford Dr. CONTACT: www.toronto.ca/culturalhotspotCOST: Free A family festival inspired by flight, flying, the skies and the heavens. Includes: musical performances; art workshops (origami and birdhousemaking); readings and talks by children’s writers and illustrators. Willowdale United Church, 349 Kenneth Ave. CONTACT: Lina Posa, 416-225-2309 COST: $5 Includes dessert (with fresh Ontario strawberries) coffee and tea.

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Heroes Run for Huntington Disease WHEN: 8 a.m. to noon WHERE: Wilket Creek Park, 1121 Leslie St. CONTACT: www.hdtoronto.org, run@hdtoronto.org COST: see registration page on Running Room site race 13034 A 5k/10k run, 5k walk/hike in support of Huntington Society of Canada’s programs.

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Afternoon at the Movies WHEN: 2 to 4 p.m. WHERE: Downsview Library, 2793 Keele St. CONTACT: 416-395-5720 COST: Free In celebration of Italian Heritage Month: “Miseria e Nobilità”.

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Sexy and Smart Kitchen Gardens WHEN: 7:30 to 9 p.m. WHERE: St. Luke The Church Of Lutheran, 3200 Bayview Ave. CONTACT: patcappelli@yahoo.ca COST: Free Cristina da Silva, author of The Real Gardener blog.

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Dancing in the Park WHEN: 7 to 9 p.m. WHERE: Edwards Gardens (on the green behind the barn), 777 Lawrence Ave. E. CONTACT: drewette@aol.com, www. danceschottish.ca COST: Free Scottish Country dancing: jigs, reels, and Ceilidh dances for all ages. Live band. Audience participation dances.

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Sea Cadets Parade Night WHEN: 6:30 p.m. WHERE: Northview Heights Secondary School, 550 Finch Ave. W. CONTACT: northyorkbranch@gmail.com COST: Free For youth 12 to 18 years old.

Music Can Heal Summer Concert Series WHEN: 7:30 p.m. WHERE: Barry Zukerman Amphitheatre in Earl Bales Park, 4169 Bathurst St. COST: Free Acclaimed musicians: Steve Koven Jazz Trio, Bill Westcott Ragime & Blues Piano, the Junction Trio, Kristin Lindell’s Bliss, award-winning jazz vocalists, meditations and more.

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Summer Trail Blazers Day Camp WHEN: 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. WHERE: All Nations Full Gospel Church, 4401 Steeles Ave. W. CONTACT: Alexa Bol, 416-667-9333, abol@anida.org COST: $75/week Field trips and hands-on learning experiences to children ages four to 14 years old.

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Toronto Environmental Alliance (TEA) campaigns director Heather Marshall (left) and climate change campaigner Dusha Sritharan demonstrate the use of a mobile air particulate monitor on Tuesday at the intersection of Richmond and Duncan streets. TEA is in the midst of an initiative that has volunteer community air trackers carrying the devices in order to map the city’s air quality.

hoods, the monitors automatically draw in air and count the volume of fine particulate matter (or PM2.5, defined as those particles 2.5 microns or less in diameter) that passes through its internal laser. “Our monitors are such a unique tool, in that they can make people understand that, even though you might not see them, (these particulates) are definitely out there in the air we breathe and they can have an impact on people’s health,” said Dusha Sritharan, TEA’s climate change campaigner. What are these particulates, one might ask? Defined by the Ontario Ministry of the Environment and Climate Change (MOECC) as “the term used for a mixture of solid particles and liquid droplets in the air,” particulate matter can include anything from aerosols, smoke and fumes, to dust,

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To those ends, all streetlevel data collected thus far by TEA volunteers who have participated in the INHALE pilot project – the monitoring of which kicked off in south Etobicoke last summer and just launched in Toronto’s downtown core last month – has been collected, collated, and illustrated on TEA’s Fresh Air Finder online map at inhalemap.com Readings in the range of 0-599 PM2.5, or good, are depicted on the map in green, while readings in the range of 2287-3977 PM2.5, which are considered poor, are rendered in red. In-between ranges of 600-1323 PM2.5 and 13242286 PM2.5 are portrayed on the map in yellow and orange, respectively. “With south Etobicoke, what we consistently saw with the data – especially for areas along Lake Shore Boulevard – was pretty poor air quality,” Marshall

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The event includes local vendors, live music and, of course, salsa dancing. Visit www.salsaintoronto.com July 8 - Taste of Lawrence The festival takes place July 8 to 10 on Lawrence Avenue East. There will be more than 130 street vendors, midway and two entertainment stages. Visit www.tasteoflawrence.com July 9 - Afrofest Afrofest takes place at Woodbine Park July 9 and 10 and features music, a children’s village, workshops, theatre, a market place, food and more. Visit www.afrofest.ca

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July 15 - Honda Indy Toronto The Honda Indy Toronto returns to the streets surrounding Exhibition Place. The event features racing, celebrities, live entertainment and interactive activities through to July 17. Visit www.hondaindytoronto.com

June 23 - Taste of Toronto Stroll through Garrison Common at Fort York and talk with Toronto’s masters of cuisine at their restaurant booths until June 26. Visit www.tasteoftoronto.com

July 16 - Bloor West Village BIA Summer Kids Festival Free for the whole family, the Bloor West Village BIA Summer Kids Festival features stage shows, food, baby contest and entertainment at night. Visit www.bloorwestvillagebia.com

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Pride festivities are taking place this month in Toronto and will culminate with the Pride Parade July 3.

June 24 - Toronto Pride Week Toronto’s Pride Week is an arts and culture festival that celebrates diverse sexual and gender identities and the lives of Toronto’s LGBTQ+ communities. Visit www.pridetoronto. com June 24 - The TD Toronto Jazz Festival This year’s festival, which runs June 24 to July 3, features jazz artists performing in and around the city. Visit www. torontojazz.com June 30 - Toronto Ribfest Rotary Etobicoke hosts its 17th annual Toronto Ribfest at Etobicoke’s Centennial Park from June 30 to July 3. Along with lots of food and fun, the ribfest serves as a Canada Day celebration. Visit www.torontoribfest.com

Canada’s 149th birthday, July 1 to 3, with a three-day celebration. Visit www.harbourfrontcentre.com/festivals

July 16 - Junior Carnival The Junior Carnival and Family Day takes place at Malvern and Neilson Park. Young performers participate in costume. Visit www.torontocaribbeancarnival.com

July 1 - Toronto Fringe Catch drama, musical or dance performances in venues, playgrounds, parking lots and other locations across Toronto from July 1 to 12. Visit www.fringetoronto.com

July 16 - Festival of South Asia The festival happens at Gerrard India Bazaar and features folk dancers and musicians, classical dancers and musicians, buskers and storytellers. Visit www.festivalofsouthasia.com

July 2 - Beaches International Jazz Festival The festival showcases jazz, blues, big band, vocalists, African, Caribbean, reggae, hip-hop, South American, Latin, rhythm and blues and more July 2 to 24. Visit www.beachesjazz.com

July 24 - Toronto International BrazilFest The party is at Earlscourt Park and features music, Samba dance, Caipirinha (Brazil’s national cocktail drink), Brazilian churrasco barbecue and other entertainment. Visit www. brazilfest.ca

July 3 - Pride Parade The parade starts at Bloor Street East and Church Street, heads down Yonge and ends at Yonge-Dundas Square. Visit www.pridetoronto. com

July 28 - Toronto Caribbean Carnival Starts July 28 with the King and Queen contest, Grand Parade takes place July 30 at Exhibition Place. Carnival in the City events take place July 31 and Aug. 1. Visit www. torontocaribbeancarnival.com

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Labour Day weekend airshow is at the Ex. Visit www.theex. com Aug. 19 - Hot & Spicy Food Festival The Hot and Spicy Food Festival at Harbourfront explores “spicy cuisines and hot music and dance from around the globe.” Visit www.harbourfrontcentre.com/vendors/ food/festivals Aug. 20 - Scarborough Afro-Carib Fest Scarborough Afro-Carib Fest offers food, refreshments, performances, cultural fashion show, dance competitions, workshops and a kid’s zone. Visit www.scarboroughafrocaribfest.com

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AUGUST Aug. 4 - SummerWorks SummerWorks is a “celebration of new and essential Canadian voices” in theatre, dance, music and live art on Queen Street West. Visit www.summerworks.ca Aug. 5 - Krinos Taste of the Danforth Taste of the Danforth returns, featuring food, entertainment and more. Visit www.tasteofthedanforth.com Aug. 5 - Jerkfest The festival includes food, a Grace Hot & Spicy Jerk Chicken Eating Competition, entertainment and the Western Union Drop-A-Six Domino Challenge. Visit www.jerkfestival.ca Aug. 15 - York-Eglinton International Street Fest The York-Eglinton International Street Festival includes music, dance demonstration, street level carnival, food vendors and more. Visit www.internationalstreetfest.com Aug. 13 - Craft Beer Festival and Food Trucks Sample craft beer and food from the city’s best food trucks in Roundhouse Park. Visit www.craftbeerfest.ca Aug. 19 - Canadian National Exhibition (CNE) Unique and fat-filled food, midway rides, an International Marketplace, horse and dog shows, entertainment and the

Aug. 26 - Tamil Fest Tamil Fest features food, street performers and other entertainment on Markham Road between Passmore and Steeles avenues. Visit tamilfest.ca Aug. 26 - TAIWANFest This year’s celebration showcases the cultural conversation between Taiwan and Hong Kong through cooking, family events and live music. Visit www.harbourfrontcentre.com/ festivals/taiwanfest Aug. 27 - Coconut Festival This event at David Pecaut Square features food vendors, natural products, speakers, contests, children’s games, entertainment and more. Visit www.coconutfestival.ca Aug. 27 - Toronto Cider Festival The festival includes a barbecue pit, ciders from across Canada and the world, food trucks, entertainment, games and more. Visit www.torontociderfestival.com

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Well maintained Detached Home in high demand neighbourhood, Separate entrance to In-law suite, Modern kitchen with stainless steel appliances, formal dining room, spacious living room. Gorgeous landscaped Cottage like backyard with gazebo overlooking pond. Must be seen, Steps to transit, Minutes to Downtown! Only $699,900!

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Lovingly maintained 3 bedroom 2 bathroom with formal dining room and walk-out to backyard patio. Separate entrance to large fully finished basement. Updated Furnace, A/C and hot water tank. Attached garage. Amazing location, mins to Hwy and TTC. Must Be Seen, Only $649,900!!

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Bright Open Concept In High Demand Downtown location. High Ceiling, Exposed Concrete & Wall-ToWall Windows, Stainless Steel Appliances, Granite Countertop, & Hardwood Throughout. Great Living Space With Walk-Out To Large Balcony. Many Amenities at Low Maintenance Cost. Transit Score 97, Walk Score 86!!! Only $399,900.

Bright, Spacious Split 2-Bedroom, 2 Bathroom Suite in Prime Location. Modern kitchen with stainless steel appliances, granite counter and breakfast bar. Spacious Master with ensuite, hardwood floors. High Class Amenities. Steps To All Conveniences, Great Opportunity For End User Or Investor. Don’t Miss Out! Only $399,900!

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Beautiful & Spacious 3 Bedroom 2-Storey, Located Close To York University!! Tastefully Updated With Large Eat-In Kitchen, Open Concept Living & Dining Room, Huge Master Bedroom, Finished Basement and Much More! Steps To Parks, Schools & Future Subway. Amazing Opportunity! Only $299,900!!!

Tastefully updated spacious 2 Bedroom Suite with Open Concept Living and Dining areas. Modern kitchen, Walkout to large terrace, 1 Parking Spot! Steps to Transit, Parks, and Schools! Only $299,900!

“The Verdale” In Markham!! Bright Open Concept Suite W/ 9’ Ceilings, Upgraded Kitchen W/ Granite Counters, Custom Backsplash, Stainless Steel Appliances & Breakfast Bar, Hardwood Floors & Much More. Comes Complete W/ Parking Spot & Locker. Located In The Heart Of Downtown Markham, Close To Shopping, Transit & All Amenities. Amazing Value – Must Be Seen! Only $299,900!

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WILLOWDALE CONDO OPPORTUNITY! Cozy & Bright 1 Bedroom Unit with Granite Counters, Stainless Steel Appliances and Laminate Floors Throughout! In Newer Building, Comes with Parking and Locker, Perfect for First Time Buyer/Investor! Super Value! Only $249,900!

Bright And Charming 2-Storey Stacked Townhouse!! Very Well Maintained 2 Bedroom, 2 Bath, Perfect For First Time Buyers And Investors. Many Recent Updates. Includes Parking And Locker. Close To Transit. Shows Amazing And Priced To Sell! Only $239,900!

Fully furnished Luxury Condo! Shane Baghai built in prime North York location. Hardwood throughout, Stainless Steel Appliances, Open balcony overlooking Courtyard. Walk to subway, Bayview Village Shopping Centre, TTC at doorstep, Just move in and enjoy! Ideal for the Professional or Investor!! Only $315,000!

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Stunning Ocean Club Suite, Rare Main Floor with Private Access, Open Concept, Modern Kitchen with Quartz Counter & Built-In Appliances, Hardwood Floors, 1 Parking Spot, 1 Locker,5 Star Building with Top Amenities! Steps to the Lake, Transit at Door! Only $349,900!

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Fabulous End Unit, 2 Storey 3 Bedroom, Open Concept Living and Dining Room, Brazilian Cherry Hardwood Floor, Family Size Kitchen, Ceramic Floor, Walkout to Huge Deck, Enhanced by Trees + Greenery, Master Bedroom Walk In Closet, Full Ensuite, Amazing Value! Sold in 1 WK For 126% oF aSKinG!

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Fabulous One Bedroom Condo Located in High Demand Kingsway Area!! Spacious Open Concept Suite With 9’ Ceilings, Beautiful Kitchen Featuring Granite Counters, Stainless Steel Appliances & Breakfast Bar. Rich Marble Floors In Bathroom. Unit Comes Complete With 2 Parking Spots & 1 Locker. Fantastic Value & Amazing Opportunity To Own In This Very Prestigious Location! Don’t Miss Out!!! Only $289,000!

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City to consider tax on booze and smokes Executive Committee will explore new revenue tools as city heads into financial wall DAVID NICKLE dnickle@insidetoronto.com For the first time this term of council, municipal politicians in Toronto will be presented with a menu of revenue tools that if implemented could help maintain services and build the city over the coming decades. The report from City Manager Peter Wallace will be debated at the June 28 meeting of Toronto’s Executive Committee — and essentially provides an update to a report outlining various revenue tools considered and rejected by Toronto Council in 2013. Then, council was considering revenue tools to advise Metrolinx regarding ways to pay for transit expansion. Now, those tools are under consideration to prepare what Wallace has identified as a looming financial wall that the city might come up against as early as 2017. Wallace has argued that the city has only managed to balance its budgets over the past decade because of ever-increasing land transfer tax revenues buoyed by

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Mayor John Tory and Toronto’s Executive Committee will receive a menu of revenue tools to consider at their June 28 meeting.

a red-hot real estate market and a progressive provincial uploading of social service costs. When the real estate market plateaus and the uploads are complete, Toronto will have difficulty keeping pace with inflationary costs. Mayor John Tory has maintained

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six that would require provincial approval. Currently-permitted options would include: n An alcoholic beverage tax ranging from one to 10 per cent, which would raise between $21 million and $151 million a year and could be implemented in a year; n An entertainment and amusement tax of between one and 10 per cent, raising between $4 million and $35 million, also implementable in a year; n A return of the vehicle registration tax which was repealed in 2010, between $20 to $100 a year, raising between $18 million and $94 million, and ready to go in six months; n A parking levy of between $0.50 and $1.50 per spot per day, raising between $171 million and $535 million, to be implemented in 18 months; n Road pricing of $5 to $20 a day, raising between $89 million and $377 million, to be implemented in 36 months; n A tobacco tax of between one and 10 per cent, raising between $5 million and $46 million, ready to go in a year.

Toronto police Chief Mark Saunders launched a new website Tuesday to showcase the every day work of his officers. HowWeDoItTPS.com features photos, short videos and a running tally of gun seizures, arrests and calls for service. “By learning about the Service’s day-to-day responsibilities, the public will get a clear picture of how we keep the city safe,” police said in a news release announcing the website. “In addition, every Division of the Service has a How We Do It TPS photo board in its main lobby. These photos ... will recognize the daily accomplishments of colleagues and the community. “By sharing our successes, the campaign aims to instill a sense of pride in the Toronto Police Service, not just for members, but for community partners and the public.” - Andrew Palamarchuk

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Cultural translations needed to help Chinese seniors in the community >>>from page 1 “That can lead to a lot of conflicts in the family,” Jing Zhao, a forensic nurse who co-ordinated the research. As they become less mobile and more dependent, Chinese seniors become more isolated and likely to refuse help from outside the family. Many think being sent away to long-term care is shameful, Jing said. As tensions escalate because of poor communication, cultural differences and financial problems, elder abuse can happen, she added. The CCNCTO, based at Scarborough’s Dorset Park Community Hub on Kennedy Road, wants more programs to support Chinese-speaking seniors and caregivers, and to get information to them in their own language. Toronto and the provincial government funded the project, but will be called on to do more. “I want them to take all these strategies seriously,”

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Members of a research team studying tension in elder care among Chinese families in Toronto take suggestions on how to improve services for Chinese seniors and their adult children during an event at the North York Civic Centre this month.

said Chase Lo, the group’s executive director. At North York Civic Centre on Wednesday, June 15, the research team asked representatives of Toronto agencies and institutions – some of whom said Chinese seniors aren’t using their services – how things can improve. Local hospitals provide translators but many seniors,

unaware of this, told researchers they were afraid to go, said Han Zhang, a York University graduate student who was part of the team. She agreed translation for Chinese seniors must be “cultural translation” – simple and understandable, and not just literal. Visit www.ccnctoronto.ca for details.

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