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Sar Levy: ‘his vibrant spirit will always be remembered’ LISA QUEEN lqueen@insidetoronto.com Although Sar Levy struggled with health challenges from the moment he was born, his smile and spirit could light up a room.

Sadly, the North York man died last Friday at the age of 27. A funeral was held Sunday, at Steeles Memorial Chapel.

Sar had been in hospital since February with advancing liver damage brought on by cystic fibrosis.

Over the past several weeks, his family had unsuccessfully searched for a live liver donor after they were ruled out as donors. In a live liver donation, part of the donor’s liver is transplanted into the recipient. Unlike other organs,

the liver can grow back to its normal size.

Sar’s family could not be reached for comment this week but tributes posted on Steeles Memorial Chapel’s website spoke to how much he was loved and admired.

“Sar is gone much too young. His legacy, however, is one of strength, determination, joy in life, and love of family and friends. His vibrant spirit will always be remembered,” one message said.

“My deepest condolences on the loss of Sar, a determined young man with a great sense of humour and a charming smile. He was a very special person,” a second said.

“We are so sad to hear of Sar’s passing. The world will be less bright now,” another

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Police and Toronto Animal Services continue to search for the suspect or suspects who abused a dog so badly it had to be euthanized.

“We have really not identified who did this to the dog, unfortunately,” animal services program manager Mary Lou Leiher told The Mirror yesterday afternoon. “We did get one tip but it was a dead end.”

Officials are discussing strategies to keep the case in the public eye in hopes of catching whoever is responsible for the cruelty inflicted on the young, male, black Labrador mix found last Friday on a residential property near Jane Street and Finch Avenue.

A resident found the dog with an elastic band around its muzzle, which had caused severe swelling, and an injured ear. The resident sought treatment for the dog at a clinic.

Tests revealed it had multiple broken ribs and burns, possibly chemical in nature, to its head, ears, feet and approximately 30 per cent of its body.

The dog was taken to animal services’ north clinic, where it was treated with antibiotics and pain medication. Sadly, it was determined the injuries were too severe and the dog was euthanized.

Toronto Animal Services has reported the case to police and the Ontario Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (OSPCA).

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Brotherly love fuels the search for live liver donor LISA QUEEN lqueen@insidetoronto.com

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orth York twins Gavriel and Sar Levy came into the world together, their lives dramatically different but always entwined.

Born 12 weeks prematurely and each weighing about two pounds of butter, Gavriel soon thrived while Sar has struggled with severe health problems including cystic fibrosis, cerebral palsy, a rare form of meningitis, diabetes, massive seizures and burst veins in his esophagus.

Through it all, Gavriel has been by his brother’s side.

So, when Sar was admitted to hospital in February with advancing liver damage brought on by cystic fibrosis, Gavriel eagerly offered to donate part of his liver to his brother.

Unlike other organs, a severed liver in both the donor and the recipient grows back to normal size.

Unfortunately, Gavriel was ruled out as a donor because he wasn’t an anatomical match, while their parents were disqualified for health reasons.

Now, Gavriel and his parents are reaching out to the community to find a live liver donor for Sar, who is also on Ontario’s waiting list for a liver from a deceased donor.

“In the past five years, his condition has worsened,” said Gavriel, who along with Sar is 27 years old.

“Now, we’re at the point, I don’t want to say any day, but any time soon, he could be in liver failure. The doctors say within a week (of that happening), he could perish.”

Twin seeks a ‘special person’ to help save the life of his brother, whose liver has been damaged by cystic fibrosis Because there isn’t any other family who can donate, their only hope is finding a live donor from the community, said Gavriel, who lives with Sar and their parents in the area of Bathurst Street and Steeles Avenue.

“We’re hoping some special person out there will come forward and save my brother’s life,” he said.

“He’s hanging in, that’s the best way to phrase it.

He’s a fighter. We’ve had some real health scares.

By some miracle, his will, his drive, he continues to find a way.”

Although Sar can’s speak (he uses a communication board and pictures) and he can’t walk (he had two operations as a child that allowed him to walk but he lost the ability as he grew) he has so much to live for, Gavriel said.

Sar is a fighter who is active and sociable.

He wakes up happy every morning.

He loves watching

television shows Wheel of Fortune and Jeopardy because he enjoys seeing people’s happiness when they win.

Before he was admitted to hospital, he was thrilled to attend a day program for adults with physical and cognitive disabilities.

“He is a past alumni of Zareinu Educational Centre and also attended Park Lane (Public) School where he was the recipient of the principal’s award for student leadership,” Gavriel said.

Sar has attended a summer camp in Catskills N.Y. for the past 12 years and is an enthusiastic participant in events run

by Yachad Canada, an organization that envelopes people with disabilities into the Jewish community.

He loves horseback riding and attended a program through the Community Association for Riding for the Disabled (CARD) for eight years.

He adores music, swimming, outdoor activities and “is a keen lover of food,” Gavriel said.

“He really loves life and little things. You just give him family and food and all that and he is happy.”

Gavriel said it hurts him terribly to see Sar so ill, adding the brothers go through his health struggles together as a team.

“I’m very appreciative of my health and I try to give him everything I have so we’re doing it together.

I look at us like a package,” he said.

“Hopefully, somebody touched by our story will want to save Sar’s life.”

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Sar“ and his twin brother, Gavriel, were born 12 weeks premature, each weighing about two pounds.

Gavriel soon thrived while Sar struggled with severe health problems including cystic fibrosis, cerebral palsy, a rare form of meningitis, diabePhoto/CHAIM SCHVARCZ

Sar Levy suffers from multiple disabilities that have caused him to develop cirrhosis of the liver, necessitating a transplant. Gavriel Levy, Sar’s brother, and his family have mounted a campaign to find a living donor for the procedure.

He’s hanging in, that’s the best way to phrase it. He’s a fighter. We’ve had some real health scares. By some miracle, his will, his drive, he continues to find a way.

– Gavriel Levy

For more information or if you are interested in donating part of your liver, visit www.facebook.com/giftoflifeforsar or contact the family by email at giftoflifeforsar@aol.com or by phone at 647-427-7043.

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tes, massive seizures and burst veins in his esophagus.

He had two operations as a child that had enabled him to walk but he lost the ability as he grew. He used a board to communicate with people.

Despite their different journeys in life, the twin brothers were extremely close.

“I’m very appreciative of my health and I try to give him everything I have so we’re doing it together. I look at us like a package,” Gavriel told The Mirror in September as he pleaded with potential liver donors to come forward.

The family asks that donations in Sar’s memory be made to S.M.H. Adult Cystic Fibrosis to the attention of Dr. Elizabeth Tallis. For more information, call 416-864-5454.

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Civic leadership is a critical issue Toronto remains a city with strengths and advantages that others around the world can only emulate. However, the lack of true political vision has disrupted serious progress on key issues such as economic and transit development.

Political culture has been fractious and detrimental to building trust in leadership for the city moving forward.

All of this means civic leadership has become a key issue in Monday’s municipal election.

We had a record number of advance poll votes cast this year. The 161,147 votes cast is far more than ever before at advace polls. We hope that means residents take this election seriously and have taken the time to seriously question candidate platforms.

Here are key issues a voter needs to consider: Leadership: Thankfully, there has been no major preelection alignment between mayoral and council candidates. We need council members who openly fight for the needs and desires of their individual ward – and are not expected to blindly fall into line with mayoral direction.

This city needs a leader who can work with council members from the most liberal to the most conservative. We need a mayor who can lead a council that works together – and leaves the cheap shots and uncalled-for language and accusations behind.

We need a mayor who speaks in facts – and can competently back up their view. That mayor must expect the same from council members.

A mayor must work aggressively and respectfully with provincial and federal governments. A mayor must build a profile on an international level and be respected as an ambassador on behalf of every resident.

Transit: It would be hard to find two Torontonians who believe there is a focused plan for our transit future.

Confusion, hostility and easily debunked transit plans have ruled four years of discussion. Yet, congestion increases.

Transit builds take decades to complete. Meanwhile, the quality of life in Toronto erodes with no clear direction.

Economic development: As do most major cities, Toronto suffers from unacceptable unemployment rates and is lacking in opportunity for the socially disadvantaged. We face stiff competition all the time from other lesser communities who woo industrial and retailer developers. If asked what issues were priorities of this past council, would economic development even rise to the surface?

Toronto needs a new, unified vision for the future and fast.

We believe John Tory is the only candidate who can deliver the unity, the vision and the results the city needs.

That said, it’s you who does the voting. Please take the time to study the platform of your mayoral and council candidates. Consider the past four years simply lessons learned, and choose wisely on Monday.

For more information on the Toronto election, including a look at our endorsements for some key wards in the city, visit our election website at www.insidetoronto. com/2014torontovotes

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’m ready for the election. I mean, really, really, really ready. It seems like the campaign has gone on forever. But I have to admit, I do have one major concern before I cast my ballot next Monday.

It’s the same anxiety I have every time I go to vote, too. It’s not the wondering if I qualify part. I know I do.

I’m still a Canadian citizen, through and through.

Nor do I worry about the age requirement. I’m at least 18 years old. I never get tired of telling people that I’m over 18.

I’m a resident of the City of Toronto as well. Yet another biggie in the qualification department. Though I barely recognize the city anymore through all the traffic. But that’s a column for another day. That’s actually a lot of columns for a lot of other days. But back to the matter at hand, the column for this day, my worrying as the big day approaches.

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jamie wayne BUT SERIOUSLY if I’m eligible part that makes me nervous either.

I’ve got the official Voter Information Card that automatically ensures I am an eligible elector. Hey, wait a minute: eligible elector.

Does that sounds like a new mega hit reality show, or what?

I can just see hear the TV announcer now: “Coming up next, right after the hockey game, Canada’s Sexiest Eligible Elector.

Who will be voted out of the booth this week?

Sorry. I got sidetracked dreaming of winning an Emmy.

Where was I again? Oh yeah, the election. It’s not the actual voting part I’m worried about, either. I’ve got that down pat after all these years. Although I do have to admit, the process still seems rather old-fashioned with all the

technological wizardry at our disposal.

I’m also not worried abut trying to figure out where my polling station is located.

I don’t have to take out a GPS or go to Google maps for help. It’s just around the corner. A veritable hop, skip, jump and sprained ankle away. Which reminds me, I’d better stick to walking there this year.

And no, it’s not the picking of the candidates either that makes me uneasy as I go to vote. I make up my mind who I’m voting for long before I go in. You have no choice but to do that.

With the seemingly endless list of candidates’ names on the ballots you have to know in advance or you’d never get through them all.

Nope, it’s the proving who I am part that concerns me. When I get to the desk in the polling station, somebody whom I’ve never met and who has never met me asks for some identification to prove I actually am me.

The only photo I can

provide is on my driver’s license, which is curious, because it’s a picture that even I don’t recognize. Not that it matters, because it doesn’t say you need a picture with your ID. All you need in addition to your Voter Information Card is identification showing your name and qualifying Toronto address such as a cancelled personalized cheque, income tax assessment notice or an insurance policy, for example.

But even though I’m apprehensive, I’ll be there Monday. Flashing said driver’s license, complete with photo, which, incidentally, looks back at me just as quizzically as I look at it.

Good thing the unfamiliar guy in the picture is not running the polling station. If he were in charge, I’d never get in.

Jamie Wayne is a lifelong columnist, who takes writing very seriously. The topics?

Not so much. His column appears every Thursday. Contact him at jamie.wayne@sympatico.ca

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BY THE NUMBERS: ADVANCE VOTING The City of Toronto experienced a record turnout for advance voting, which was held between Oct. 14 and 19.

In total, 161,147 ballots were cast. In 2010, that number was 77,391 Each of the city’s 44 wards had one location for

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Ward 7 York West Location: Domenico DiLuca Community Centre # ballots cast: 1,443

Ward 12 York South-Weston Location: Amesbury Community Centre # ballots cast: 2,410

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Ward 26 Don Valley West Location: Leaside Arena # ballots cast: 3,891 Ward 8 York West Location: Driftwood Community Centre # ballots cast: 1,599

Ward 9 York Centre Location: Northwood Community Centre # ballots cast: 1,452

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Ward 15 Eglinton-Lawrence Location: Glen Long Community Centre # ballots cast: 2,733

Ward 33 Don Valley East Location: Oriole Community Resource Centre # ballots cast: 2,348 Ward 23 Willowdale Location: Edithvale Community Centre # ballots cast: 4,769

Ward 24 Willowdale Location: Cummer Park Community Centre # ballots cast: 3,567 Each ward has multiple locations for Election Day voting.

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local author rona Arato based ‘the last train’ on her husband’s liberation from the nazis

Holocaust story related through children’s book FANNIE SUNSHINE fsunshine@insidetoronto.com

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That question was wondered out loud by First Lieutenant Frank Towers and soldiers George Gross and Carrol Walsh, who happened on a train in Farsleben, Germany on April 13, 1945 and forced it to stop. When the doors opened, 2,500 Jews held captive by Nazis spilled out onto the hillside.

The young American soldiers had heard talk of Jewish people sent to concentration camps under Adolf Hitler’s rule, but this was the first time they had seen proof.

And by stopping the train, they unknowingly liberated thousands – and captured the moment on film, thanks to a camera the now-deceased Gross carried.

One of the train’s passengers was a young boy named Paul Auslander.

The six-year-old happily ate up the Tootsie Rolls the soldiers gave him and, decades later when he had a chance to once again come face to face with one

of them, never forgot their kindness.

Young Paul’s life, from the time Nazis occupied his hometown of Karcag, Hungary, in April 1944, to his liberation in November 1945, is chronicled in his wife Rona Arato’s book, The Last Train: A Holocaust Story.

His family changed their last name from Auslander to Arato in 1952 from a German to a Hungarian one after the war due to pressure from the Sovietcontrolled communist government in Hungary because anyone holding a public position, such as teacher like Paul’s father, had to have a Hungarian last name.

Released in 2013, the 144-page children’s book published by Owlkids Books tells the story of how one family, made up of a mother, two sons and other relatives, were forced from their home by the Nazis to a ghetto, then to Strasshof Concentration Camp, then to an Austrian farm work camp, back to Strasshof, then to the Bergen Belsen Concentration Camp, to being stranded with thousands of other Jews on a freight train in Farsleben, where they finally tasted

Rona Arato’s book titled ‘The Last Train’ tells the story of her late husband’s Holocaust experience.

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freedom when they were liberated by the 30th Division of the US 9th Army.

In the years that followed, Rona’s husband didn’t talk much of the Holocaust or his own experiences during that time, including with his own children. survivors’ histories In an effort to help understand what her husband went through, Rona became an interviewer for the Survivors of the Shoah Visual History Foundation in 1995, and convinced Paul to be interviewed. That’s how their three children ended up learning his story.

His past would be brought to light once again when Arato got an email from one of their children about an article focusing on the train from which young Paul and his family were liberated.

A high school teacher from upstate New York had interviewed Walsh for a class project on the Holocaust when the former soldier mentioned the train.

The teacher, Matt Rozell, then held a symposium with the soldiers and train survivors in 2009, which

Rona and her husband attended.

It was then Paul shared his story with the high school students in attendance, but not before embracing Walsh, who became a judge and has since passed away, thanking him for saving his life more than 60 years earlier.

Though Paul was quiet when it came to talking about the Holocaust with people, he was happy letting his wife tell his story through The Last Train, Rona said.

“He was very proud (of the book),” she said recently from her Bayview and Steeles avenues apartment building.

Though he lived to see the book published, Paul died in July 2013 from esophageal cancer.

The Last Train is based on actual events, but Rona imagined most of the dialogue, she said.

And some of those events one might wish were imagined: Jews standing in the freezing cold for hours, making sure not to move for fear of getting shot, to only being fed watery soup of turnips and dirty potato peels for their daily meal, and, perhaps most shocking, the shooting death of a

young boy at the hands of a Bergen Belsen Nazi. The child’s crime? Telling the guard it was his birthday.

When Paul’s train was liberated, it had been travelling for four days. There was no food or water and sanitary conditions were horrendous.

It was later believed the train was heading into the forest, and all passengers on board were to die, when the American soldiers happened upon it.

Nazi atrocities “The Germans dropped their guns and ran off,” Rona said. “The soldiers said they had heard stories of Nazi atrocities but thought it was propaganda.

I called the book The Last Train because it was the last train Paul’s family was on (during the war).”

Perhaps the most emotional part of The Last Train comes towards the end, when Paul is reunited with his father, Ignaz, who was in a forced labour camp in Russia when his family was initially forced from their home.

Paul worried he wouldn’t recognize his dad after being apart for so long, but those fears were quickly

quelled when they set eyes on each other.

“I love the scene where they reunite,” Rona said.

Paul’s mother, Lenke, became ill with typhoid fever in the book, for which she never fully recovered.

She died in 1951 when Paul was 13.

As Paul got older, he had dreams of moving to the United States so he could design cars in Detroit. His love of design started when an uncle taught him how to whittle while they were in one of the concentration camps. But the United States was tough to get into, and Canada welcomed him.

He graduated from the Art Centre College of Design in California and worked for Mattell Toys before opening Arato Designs in Toronto. He and Rona married in 1968.

Rona, who has published several books for Owlkids, has told her husband’s story in presentations to both children and adults, as she feels both groups can benefit.

“It’s not just for Jewish audiences, it’s a universal story,” she said.

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Election Fever: Exploring What Makes Our City Great WHEN: 7 to 8 p.m. WHERE: North York Central Library Auditorium, 5120 Yonge St. CONTACT: mwigglesworth@torontopubliclibrary.ca COST: Free Call to register.

Autumn Tree Tour: Mount Pleasant Cemetery WHEN: 10 a.m. to noon WHERE: Toronto Botanical Garden, 777 Lawrence Ave. E . CONTACT: Jenny Rhodenizer, 416-397-1341, communication@torontobotanicalgarden.ca COST: Public $30, members $20 Explore the variety of unusual trees and shrubs thriving in the city’s 138-year-old Mount Pleasant Cemetery. Meet at the Gate House (south-west entrance) and enjoy a brisk stroll stopping along to way to discover the horticultural components of the cemetery arboretum.

Addiction Recovery and Jewish Myths, with Michael Bryant WHEN: 7 to 8:30 p.m. WHERE: Temple Sinai Congregation of Toronto, 210 Wilson Ave. CONTACT: 416-487-3281, www.templesinai. net, programs@templesinai.net COST: $10

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Check out our complete online community calendar by visiting www. northyorkmirror.com. Read weeks of listings from your North York neighbourhoods as well as events from across Toronto.

Halloween Haunted House WHEN: Friday, Oct. 24, 4:30 to 6 p.m.; Saturday, Oct. 25, 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.; Thursday, Oct. 30, 4:30 to 6 p.m. WHERE: Don Mills Library, 888 Lawrence Ave. E. CONTACT: Debby Ng, 416-395-5710, debbyng@torontopubliclibrary.ca COST: Free Children can take a walk through a spooky haunted house.

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Shoshanna Nambi of Uganda WHEN: 7 to 9 p.m. WHERE: Congregation Darchei Noam, 864 Sheppard Ave. W. CONTACT: Andria Spindel, 416-409-3822, www.kulanu.org, aspindel@rogers.com COST: $10

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University Women’s Club North York WHEN: 7 to 9 p.m. WHERE: St. Bonaventure Parish Centre, 1300 Leslie St. CONTACT: Susanne Clarke, 416-488-9202, msuannne@aol.com COST: Free

Climate Change And Your Backyard Trees WHEN: 8 to 9 p.m. WHERE: St. Luke’s Lutheran Church, 3200 Bayview Ave. CONTACT: Pat Cappelli, 647-296-0402, patcappelli@yahoo. ca COST: Free yahoo.ca COST: Free

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Unravelling Alzheimer’s Disease WHEN: 6:30 to 8 p.m. WHERE: Toronto Memory Program, 1 Valleybrook Dr., Suite 402 CONTACT: Tamara, 416-386-9761, ext. 347, COST: Free Naturopathic Approach to Autism Spectrum Disorders WHEN: 6:30 p.m. WHERE: Canadian College of Naturopathic Medicine, 1255 Sheppard Ave. E. CONTACT: Karamjit Singh, 416498-1255, ext. 263, KSingh@ccnm. edu COST: Free

w Wednesday, Oct. 29

Discover the Galapagos Islands WHEN: 12:10 to 12:50 p.m.

WHERE: North York Central Library Auditorium, 5120 Yonge St. CONTACT: mwigglesworth@torontopubliclibrary.ca COST: Free

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Hometown Horizons: Local Responses to Canada’s Great War WHEN: 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. WHERE: North York Central Library Concourse, 5120 Yonge St. CONTACT: Andrew Lowe, 416-395-5625, www. torontopubliclibrary.ca, alowe@ torontopubliclibrary.ca COST: Free Historian Robert Rutherdale looks at how people and communities experienced World War I at home, from farmers in Alberta and shopkeepers in Ontario, to civic workers in Quebec. No registration is required.

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Steel Pan Concert Series WHEN: 2:30 to 4 p.m. WHERE: Downsview Library, 2793 Keele St. CONTACT: Paula Scott, 416-3955720, pscott@torontopubliclibrary.ca COST: Free

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Entrepreneur in residence speaks about realizing your dreams Sunny Verma, the Toronto Public Library’s entrepreneur in residence, will be speaking at the North York Central branch Tuesday, Oct. 28.

Verma is the founder and CEO of Tutor Bright, an in-home tutoring program that is now running in more than 30 cities.

Titled How to Realize Your Dream, the session runs from 6:30 to 8 p.m. in the library’s auditorium and will also feature guest speaker Satish Verma. They will discuss Napolean Hill’s secrets of success.

The North York Central Library is at 5120 Yonge St. Social Media 101: six key steps Two nights later, also at the North York Central Library Auditorium, there’ll be a session on social media. It runs from 6:30 to 8 p.m. on Thursday, Oct. 30.

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Toronto’s two clubs in the Ontario Varsity Fall Football League (OVFFL) close out the regular season this Sunday against each other with a tripleheader.

ScarboroughSunday based Toronto Thunder are hosting the North Yorkbased Metro Toronto Wildcats at Mary Ward Catholic Secondary School; atom game at 10 a.m., peewee at noon and bantam at 2 p.m.

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Astros fall one game short of CSL final The North York Astros will not get to play in the Canadian Soccer League (CSL) finals which they are hosting this Sunday at 4:15 p.m. at Esther Shiner Stadium.

The Astros, instead, closed out their campaign last Sunday with a 1-0 semifinal loss to the host York Region Shooters.

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The Shooters’ opponents in the CSL championship will be Mississauga-based Toronto Croatia who edged Kingston FC 2-1 in last Sunday’s other league final.

The game will be preceded at 1 p.m. by the second division championship between Kingston and Waterloo.

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Sorbara, a York University chancellor, will discuss his book, which gives an insider’s view of the Liberal Party’s election strategies.

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The North York location of Yummy Market is hosting a SickKids fundraiser up until Halloween.

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Saturday, Oct. 25, 7:45 p.m. w North York Rangers at Toronto Patriots at Westwood Arena Sunday, Oct. 26, 3 p.m. w North York hosting Milton Wednesday, Oct. 29, 8 p.m. w North York hosting Aurora * The North York Rangers home arena is Herbert Carnegie Centennial Centre.

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WHAT A RUSH Celese Moriana moves the puck for the North York Storm as they face the Leaside Wildcats in the Atom BB division of the Etobicoke Dolphins Pink the Rink tournament at Habitant Arena Friday morning.

North York lost this game 2-1.

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LEAVES SUSPEND STREETCAR SERVICE wLOOSE In the wake of flooding last week, the city is urging residents to do a better job ensuring loose piles of leaves don’t get onto the streets.

Improper disposal of leave and debris was identified as a key culprit for flooding on St. Clair Avenue West after a freak thunderstorm last Thursday evening that temporarily suspended streetcar service.

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Candidates dispute best solution for Finch West transit SUBWAYS, LIGHT RAIL, RAPID-EXPRESS BUSES PRESENTED AS OPTIONS DAVID NICKLE dnickle@insidetoronto.com The subway dreamers along Finch Avenue West have had a lot of work to do over the past four years.

By the end of the David Miller years in 2010, hopes were effectively dashed: Transit City, the light rail plan that put surface rail along avenues across the city, was set to lay down LRT tracks along Finch from the new Finch West subway station at Keele Street west to Humber College.

Within hours of taking office in 2010, Mayor Rob Ford killed that plan, famously declaring Transit City (and therefore the Finch West LRT) “dead.” But he offered no subway to replace it .

It took not two years for the Sheppard subway plan to collapse and a little longer for the other Scarborough subway to emerge, extending the Bloor-Danforth line eastward.

Tunnelling westward on Finch, council offered little hope, undoing the mayor’s unilateral obituary for light rail and giving its blessing to the continuation of work on the Finch West light rail line.

In 2014, hope for the revival of the Finch West subway line is faint, but present nonetheless. Mayoral candidate front-runner John Tory has made it clear he’ll be supporting the Finch light rail line, as has trailing candidate Olivia Chow. But city councillor Doug Ford, polling in second place for the mayor’s seat, is a different story: he has promised to enact his ailing brother Rob Ford’s transit plan – which is to say, build 32 kilometres of subways for $9 billion, using money raised by a variety of means other than property taxes.

The prospect has two of three incumbent city councillors along the line salivating.

“I’m more convinced than ever that this is the direction we need to go,” said Vince Crisanti, who is defending his Ward 1 (Etobicoke North) seat on Toronto council in the Oct. 27 election.

“The main issue is the commute time – door to door this is the No. 1 issue,” he said.

Crisanti, along with neighbouring Ward 7 (York West) Councillor Giorgio Mammoliti, maintains the northwest of the city has been neglected.

Mammoliti has been pushing for subways in the west end since before his abortive 2010 mayoral bid, when he proposed subways not only on Finch but also on Jane Street. He has also been a staunch opponent of the $1.2-billion Finch LRT currently being designed by Metrolinx.

“It’s very clear to me that Ward 7 doesn’t want a train going down the middle of the road,” said Mammoliti.

“It doesn’t want a St. Clair streetcar atmosphere on the largest industrial pocket in the city that uses Finch Avenue. Tractor trailers won’t be able to make three-point turns or U-turns...What the province is proposing will kill Finch Avenue.”

Mammoliti is proposing the LRT be scrapped, and Metrolinx instead construct a temporary busway, also down the middle of Finch, in a manner yet to be devised so as not to interfere with truck traffic.

The plan is not supported by Metrolinx’s environmental assessment of the LRT line. Bus rapid transit, according to the study, would not

provide sufficient carrying capacity and would require bypass lanes to keep the same efficiency. It would also not encourage development to the same extent that a light rail line would, and while capital costs are lower, it would cost more once the line reaches its capacity.

And as to ridership: according to the study, by 2031 demand will be in the range of 2,300 to 2,800 persons per hour. That’s more than a bus rapid transit line can handle, and a subway isn’t justified until ridership approaches the range of 10,000 people per hour.

Others along the route seem to have reconciled, for now, the reality

that light rail will probably be coming to Finch Avenue West.

The Emery Village Business Improvement Area board has been negotiating with Metrolinx since Transit City was announced, about implementation issues regarding the light rail line. Emery Village project manager Al Ruggero said the concern remains traffic issues along Finch, which is used for heavy trucking access to Hwy. 400.

The BIA hired traffic consultant, Cole Engineering to look at ways to resolve the issue. The bottom line is that a portion of the surface line, particularly as it approaches bottlenecks underneath Hwy. 400 and a Canadian Pacific railway bridge, ought to be buried.

Ward 7 candidate Nick DiNizio is on board with a partially buried light rail line.

“Let’s be honest, subways are the way to go, but it’s cost prohibitive now,” he said. “My goal is now that they’ve decided to put an LRT coming through, I would rather see it buried because of the heavy trucks we have... it’s going to be a dog’s breakfast having it above ground.”

The debate over subways versus buses versus LRT perplexes transit watchers like blogger Steve Munro.

“There are some things to be said about having subways in some locations, but so much of this is a combination of an old-time revival meeting and also the notion that... ‘we are the downtrodden and if only we had subways our lives will be so much better.’ And I have a real problem with that.”

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Based on the polls, a small majority of voters believes themselves to have found that road in the form of John Tory. Fiscally conservative, gracious of manner and civically engaged, the former Ontario Progressive Conservative leader, business executive and talk show host has presented himself as an agreeable antidote to the melodrama at City Hall.

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A soldier standing guard at the National War Memorial, who was a member of the Hamilton Argylls of Canada – 91st Canadian Highlanders, died.

An armed gunman was inside Centre Block as MPs gathered for their weekly caucus meeting.

“We know little about what’s happening,” Sullivan said around 2:30 p.m. yesterday.

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It was pretty tense. I’ve never been so terrified in my life.”

Though Sullivan said security favoured freely allowing visitors to roam Parliament Hill, that stance might have to be revisited.

“Our security forces are first rate,” he said. “I can’t say enough good things. The good thing is, we’re all safe and sound. The bad

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news is, a soldier was shot and has not made it. I’m very sad about that.”

Greg McClinchey, chief of staff for York West MP Judy Sgro, said he’s spoken with her and she’s “safe, sound and out of harm’s way.”

Sgro was in caucus at the time of the Parliament Hill shootings for the weekly caucus meeting, he said, adding he got in touch with her immediately.

An employee at Don Valley East MP Joe Daniel’s Ottawa office said Daniel is fine and still in lockdown as of The Mirror’s deadline.

The shootings come two days after two Canadian soldiers in Quebec were run over, with one killed, by a man who had been radicalized.

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$20-million donation will help create brain sciences centre at Sunnybrook Thanks to a $20 million donation, Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre says it is set to revolutionize brain sciences treatment and research in Canada.

The donation from the Hurvitz Family Foundation will help create the stateof-the-art Hurvitz Brain Sciences Centre, which will bring together experts in psychiatry, neurology,

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The unprecedented approach will allow the multi-disciplinary team to accelerate research and slow the progress of brain disorders, it said.

“We are the only place in Canada where world-class researchers and clinicians

in all three of the most common brain disorders – dementia, stroke, as well as depression and anxiety – work closely together to transform care,” Dr. Anthony Levitt, Chief of Sunnybrook’s Hurvitz Brain Sciences Program, said.

“We do this because the three are inter-related.

People with any one of these conditions are more

likely to suffer from one of the others. What we learn about one will help us with all. Bringing this work together is an absolutely critical next step in understanding the causes and developing new treatments for these brain conditions.”

The $20 million donation is almost half the $50 million needed for the centre.

The centre will be housed in Sunnybrook’s existing F wing, which will be renovated, and a new building of the same size alongside it, the hospital said.

Garry Hurvitz said his family is pleased to support the centre.

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Clockwise from top left: Nick Zanette of the North York Rangers moves the puck past Marco Ferraro of the St. Michael’s Buzzers as the teams face off at Carnegie Centennial Arena Sunday afternoon. The Rangers wore pink jerseys as part of their Pink the Rink event to support breast cancer research. The Rangers won the game 4-2.

Michael Morgan of the Rangers moves the puck past Marcel Patovic of the Buzzers.

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WITH $1,388 DOWN PLUS FREIGHT $1,600 OR TRADE EQUIVALENT. NO ADMIN FEE, NO GIMMICKS

1.99% BRAND NE EW 2014 4 ESCAPE SE

2.49% BRAND NE EW 20 014 4 EDGE SEL

Leather Heated Seat, Navigation, MyFord Touch, Sync, Power Windows, Power Seat, Power Mirrors, 6 Speed Automatic, 1.6L 4 Cyl Ecoboost Engine, Rearview Camera, Backup Sensors, Dual Auto Temp Control, Tonneau Cover, Power Steering, Power Brakes, Plus Much More.

3.5L V6 Engine, Automatic, Air Conditioning, Power Windows, Power Seats, Cruise, Tilt, Sync, MyFord Touch Voice Activated Leather Heated Seats, Panoramic Roof, Voice Activated Navigation, 20” Wheels, Canadian Touring Package, Appearance Package, All Weather Mats, Loaded.

+HST

APR

WITH PANORAMIC IC ROO OOF, LEA EATHER ER, NAVIGATION, 201A 1A PAC ACKA KAGE,, LOAD ADED

$

CASH SALE PRICE

$

+HST

CASH SALE PRICE

+HST

-$1,000 COSTCO MEMBE EMBER DISCOU SCOUNT NT (IF YOU OU QUALIFY QUALIFY} -$750 WINTER TIRE CRED CREDIT IT

-$1,000 COSTCO MEMBE EMBER DISCOU SCOUNT NT (IF YOU OU QUALIFY QUALIFY} -$750 WINTER TIRE CRED CREDIT IT

SPECIAL CASH SALE PRICE

APR

WITH LEATHER HEATED SE SEATS, S, PAN ANORAM AMIC ROOF, NAVIGATION, 20” WHEELS, SPORT APPE PEARAN ANCE CE PACKA KAGE,, BACK UP CAMERA

$

+HST

+HST

$

/BI-WEEKLY +HST

0%

APR

WITH $1,388 DOWN PLUS FREIGHT $1,650 OR TRADE EQUIVALENT. NO ADMIN FEE, NO GIMMICKS

$

SPECIAL CASH SALE PRICE

+HST

$

/BI-WEEKLY +HST

0%

APR

WITH $1,388 DOWN PLUS FREIGHT $1,650 OR TRADE EQUIVALENT. NO ADMIN FEE, NO GIMMICKS

THE SWAP YOUR RIDE EVENT IS ON NOW AS LOW AS

WE WILL L NE NEVE VER LO LOSE A CUSTOM OMER ER OVE VER R PRICE

NO CHARG RGE LIFE FETI TIME ME YONGE STEELE LES MA MAINTE TENA NANCE PACKAGE WI WITH TH EVE VERY RY VEHICLE PURCHA HASE SED OR LEA EASED

NO ONE WAL ALKS KS AWA WAY FROM A YONGE E ST STEE EELE LES S DEAL

7120 Yonge St

Just North Of Steeles FOLLOW US:

1-866-732-3230

OR LOCAL 905-889-7343

WWW W.YONGESTEELESFORDLINCOLN. .Y COM

CANADA’S LARGEST FORD LINCOLN DEALER AS PER FORD OF CANADA REPORTING FOR THE CALENDAR YEAR 2013. ABOVE PAYMENTS INCLUDE GAS AND OMVIC FEE. F.O.C. AXZ PLAN RULES APPLY. VEHICLESMAY NOT BE EXACTLY AS ILLUSTRATED. **ANY OFFER CANNOT BE COMBINED WITH ANY PREVIOUS ADVERTISEMENTS. PRICES REFLECT ALL REBATES TAKEN. ALL REBATES ASSIGNED TO DEALER. NO CHARGE LIFETIME YONGE STEELES MAINTENANCE PACKAGE APPLIES TO ORIGINAL OWNER. SEE DEALER FOR DETAILS. THE ABOVE LEASE IS BASED ON 16,000 KMS PER YEAR, .12 CENTS FOR ESCAPE, FUSION, FIESTA AND .16 CENTS FOR EDGE FOR EACH ADDITIONAL KM OVERAGE. THE ABOVE ADVERTISEMENT AND PROMOTION ARE VALID ON DATE OF PUBLICATION ONLY. ALL REBATES ON ALL CASH SALE PRICES ASSIGNED TO DEALER. THE ABOVE LEASE PAYMENT FOR FUSION , ESCAPE AND EDGE INCLUDES THE $1,000 COSTCO REBATE. YOU MUST BE A COSTCO MEMBER AS OF AUGUST 31ST, 2014 TO QUALIFY. THE $1,000 COSTCO REBATE HAS BEEN APPLIED TO THE FUSION, EDGE AND ESCAPE PRICING. THE ABOVE CASH SALE PRICE INCLUDES $1,500 NON-STACKABLE CASH FOR ESCAPE AND EDGE AND IS NOT COMBINABLE WITH ANY OTHER OFFER. THE ESCAPE LEASE PAYMENT INCLUDES THE $1000 RCL CASH. $750 WINTER TIRE CREDIT HAS BEEN APPLIED TO THE ABOVE SPECIAL CASH SALE PRICE AND LEASE PAYMENT.

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219 OLD YONGE ST 00 ,8 8 4 ,1 $3

9 OTONABEE AVE 0 90 9, 9 ,2 $1

Cantonese

Mandarin

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0 00 , 7 10 , $1

SOLD OVER ASKING 00 ,0 8 4 ,7 $4

Direct: 416.939.3003

91 BANNATYNE DRIVE

451 KENNETH AVE 0 00 , 8 08 , $1

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YEARS OF EXPERIENCE

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93 POST ROAD

Bayview Village

0 00 , 8 25 , $2

SOLD 93% OF LIST PRICE SOLD 98% OF LIST PRICE

588 CONACHER DRIVE

0 00 8, 9 ,4 $2

135 KINGSDALE AVE 00 ,0 8 8 ,5 $2

116A ESTELLE AVE 0 00 8, 9 ,2 $2

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10 EASTON RD

114 CHARLTON AVE 00 ,0 9 6 ,3 $1

0 00 0, 6 ,6 $1

121 CARIBOUR RD 00 ,0 8 4 ,5 $2

7820 YONGE ST 00 ,0 8 8 ,2 $2

101 PAGE AVE 0 80 8, 8 ,0 $2

T. 416.494.7653

26 MCBRIDE LANE 00 ,0 8 3 $9

F. 416.494.0016

685 Sheppard Avenue East, Suite 401, Toronto, ON M2K 1B6

166 NORTON AVE 00 ,0 8 8 ,0 $1

48 ARJAY CRES 00 ,0 8 8 ,0 $3

256 HOLLYWOOD AVE 0 00 8, 8 ,4 $2