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CLARK KIM ckim@insidetoronto.com After listening to a presentation on natural hazards and personal preparedness, five students from Bayview Glen put their heads together and came up with the Upright Light. They developed the concept and created a prototype for an untippable candle holder, which could safely provide light and heat during power outages like the one experienced in this past winter’s ice storm. “They identified a need for a safer candle and they came up with an innovative solution,” said Eric Borromeo, a parent coach for Ctrl-Z, the five-member robotics team consisting of students between grades 6 to 10 from the school near Don Mills Road and Hwy. 401. Team members include Alex Mark, Justin Borromeo, Christopher Alexiev, Alex Alexiev and Luca D’Alessandro, who won for their research and presentation of the Upright Light at the annual FIRST LEGO League (FLL) robotics competition earlier this year. The team has qualified to compete at the FLL International Open hosted by the University of Toronto and FIRST Robotics Canada June 4 to 7. Jude Kelly and Kalpana >>>UPRIGHT, page 23

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Managing childhood obesity at SickKids FANNIE SUNSHINE fsunshine@insidetoronto.com In Canada, virtually nothing is known about children’s health in the zero to age three range. But a North York pediatrician is working on a provincial study – the first of its kind in the country – looking into the health of kids in that age group and possible determining factors for obesity in later life. “The goal is to basically build healthy children,” said Dr. Catherine Birken, pediatrician and head of the TARGet (Toronto Applied Research Group) Kids study. “In Canada, we have a national study on adult health, but it completely excludes children under three. We know nothing about children aged zero to three in this country. It’s really important to learn more.” Birken, an associate professor at the University of Toronto and associate scientist at The Hospital for Sick Children, said she’s partnered with family doctors and pediatricians and goes to doctor appointments when children in the study visit for checkups.

“Instead of asking them to come to us, we go to them,” she said. “We see them at six, nine, 12 months of age, when they get their immunization shots through their primary care provider. We aim to see them every time they go to the doctor’s office.” Since the study began in

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2008, 6,000 children aged zero to six have been involved, Birken said, adding patients are followed “forever” with no end date in mind. “I hope in the next few years we scale up in more urban areas,” she said, adding patients in the study live in Toronto and Kingston. The study includes collecting patients’ height, weight and waist size, while also looking at sleep behaviours and screen time. Birken also looks at blood tests to see if there are problems with high cholesterol, or deficiencies in iron or vitamin D.

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One of her grants for the study was to look at obesity in young kids to see if there are links to becoming overweight later in life. “Are they just overweight at one point in their lives?” she asked. “One U.S. study says if you’re overweight at age five, you’ll be heavier later on. There is a big gap (in research) and we are trying to fill it.” Along with her study work, Birken treats children with obesity through STOMP (SickKids Team Obesity Management Program) Early Years, a clinical program that runs in collaboration with Toronto Public Health. “It’s a treatment program for young overweight children,” she said, adding the body mass index sets the guidelines for what’s considered underweight, normal, overweight and obese. “We’re trying to look at the importance of focusing on the early years.” According to the Childhood Obesity Foundation, there has been a dramatic increase in unhealthy weights in children in Canada over the past several decades.

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SickKids study promotes health and fitness in leukemia patients FANNIE SUNSHINE fsunshine@insidetoronto.com The first sign something wasn’t right with Imran Khan came in the form of random aches and pains. It was 2010, and the sixyear-old would experience bouts of pains lasting five minutes at a time. The sensation stopped for about a week and a half before returning. He was also tired and feverish. Several doctors couldn’t figure out what was plaguing the young boy. Then one morning, Imran suffered a nose bleed. A trip to the family doctor and tests revealed the North York youngster had an enlarged spleen. Imran was immediately sent to The Hospital for Sick Children, where he was diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukemia (ALL), a cancer of the bone marrow and blood. “I heard a lot about SickKids,” said Imran’s mother, Shawista Khan. “I knew God was there and God was in control of everything. Whatever the outcome, we would have been prepared for it.” According to the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society of Canada, ALL is the most common type of cancer in children aged one to seven. Most children with ALL are cured after treatment. Khan, who has strong Islamic faith, said her son was very confused at first and didn’t know what was happening to him. “He knew he was at SickKids and he knew it was in God’s hands,” she said. “We talked about how so many kids were diagnosed who didn’t have treatment. God had chosen him for a reason and not someone else who didn’t have (access) to The Hospital for

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along with stretching. The goal of the study, which is ongoing until at least 2015, is to see if extra exercise will have impact on patients’ health during treatment, said Anne Christie, clinical research project coordinator at SickKids. Patients are approached within the first week of diagnosis to see if they would like to participate in the study, she said, adding ideally exercise is done daily but may dip and rise depending how the patient feels during treatment. Dr. Paul Nathan, a staff physician at SickKids in the haematology/oncology division and director of the Survivor Clinic, is working on the study with Christie. He said the best time for physical activity is during treatment, as patients can be prone to obesity and unhealthy lifestyles down the road. Part of the reason health issues might arise is due to

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steroids in chemotherapy treatments, which can cause weight gain during and after treatment, he said. Another reason is parents tend to be overprotective of their cancer-stricken children, and might limit the amount of physical activity they get while not keeping a close eye on their diet, allowing them to indulge in poor food choices. The study focuses primarily on patients with ALL because it’s the most common type of leukemia seen in kids, and because of the 80 to 90 per cent survival rate. “Families feel empowered when they let their kids be more active,” Nathan said, adding contact sports are not recommended because cancer patients are at an increased risk of bruising and bleeding. Though results from the study aren’t yet available, Nathan said the idea of talking about diet, nutrition and exercise are seen as positives. “All (patients and families) find benefits,” he said. Now aged 10, Imran is back to riding his bike, playing goalie for soccer (his favourite team is Manchester City), and rounding the bases in baseball. He gained a bit of weight from chemotherapy, but most of it disappeared once he finished treatment in December, Khan said. She said she immediately agreed for Imran to be part of the study because she otherwise would have been overprotective. “I was worried about fractures, fatigue,” Khan said, adding she made sure Imran did his assigned exercises daily. Visit us online for more SickKids stories from across Toronto: bit.ly/SeO3ai

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he phone rang bright and early Saturday morning. It was my buddy Shawn inviting me up to a cottage he and his wife had rented in Algonquin Park for the holiday weekend. He didn’t have to ask twice. I hustled out the door in a flash and was on their doorstep at 1 p.m. sharp. I jubilantly honked several times to announce my arrival, but before I ambled inside I sprawled on the grass in front in awe of the surroundings: the Ontario wilderness in all its glory. Rugged, majestic, untamed, unspoiled. I felt like I was smack-dab in the middle of a Tom Thomson watercolour. I took a deep breath. And another. And another. I savoured each one. Is there anything more delicious than the taste of clean air? Is there anything more invigorating?

jamie wayne BUT SERIOUSLY The aroma of the landscape was out of this world, too. The unique blend of birch bark and pine needles was positively intoxicating. And the sky? Fuggedaboutit. I can’t remember the last time I’d ever seen it this dark shade of blue. I had to put on my sunglasses it was so bright. I couldn’t stare at it without squinting. No matter which way I looked, the scenery was spectacular. It was sheer joy to be in the presence of such beauty. After I’d soaked it all in I closed my eyes and drifted away, imagining what I hoped would be in store for me on the weekend. A little hiking, some canoeing, a lot of stars at night, the northern lights if I get

really lucky, a campfire or two or three and best of all, coming face to face with the indigenous wildlife frolicking in their natural habitat. Just the thought alone of the animals I might be crossing paths with put a lump in my throat. Elegant white-tailed deer prancing about with their fawns, industrious beavers feverishly working away on their dams, exuberant ruffed grouse drumming on a log, chimney swifts soaring overhead, black bears rumbling through the woods, moose foraging in the brush. And the piece de resistance? The ubiquitous common loons serenading one and all with their captivating yodeling melodies. Oh, yeah. A guy could get used to this in a hurry. A real hurry. It doesn’t get any better than this. No doubt about it, there’s nothing like a

weekend roughing it in the wilderness of Algonquin Park to... I was about to complete my final thought when I was awakened from my a daydream by an unmistakable thunderous roar. It was Shawn with his arms folded standing at the door. “Hey, nature boy,” he bellowed. “The Rangers/ Canadiens game is about to start and the pizza, wings, fries and onion rings are getting cold while you’re waxing rhapsodic out there. Wrap up the monologue pronto and get your butt in here or you going to miss the opening face-off.” The great outdoors will have to wait, apparently. The not too shabby indoors beckons. 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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ot so long ago, Jacob Ormonde lived his life riddled in fear and anxiety, his confidence at an all-time low. Afraid he would sleep through a fire alarm resulted in panic attacks; hesitant to leave the house without a support worker, Ormonde, a Don Mills and Eglinton Avenue-area resident, was apprehensive about taking public transit to work. His social life suffered immensely. Everything changed a year ago when “Eclaire” entered his life. Eclaire, a two-yearold standard poodle, is Ormonde’s hearing ear dog. Hearing ear guide dogs are specifically trained to assist people who are deaf or hearing impaired by physically alerting their partner to common sounds like a fire alarm, doorbell, alarm clock, stove timers

and telephone ringing, among a long list of others. A hearing ear guide dog nudges or paws its partner alerting them to a sound and then leads them to its source. “Eclaire has changed my life in so many aspects. She has made the environment I live in so much safer and I have the confidence to live my life more independently,” Ormonde told The Mirror through an email interview. “Before I got Eclaire, I lived a life of fear, anxiety and always felt like I needed someone with me. I lacked of confidence and did not have a social life. Work life was stressful for me to get through each day.” Having Eclaire by his side has given Ormonde the confidence to immerse himself in his community; to get out there and be social. He is a Special Olympic athlete competing in power-lifting and softball;

he plays hockey through the Special Hockey International league called the Donaldson’s Diamonds. “Eclaire travels with me to sporting events and it makes me feel safe that she is always there for me and she assures me that I can finally live my life with joy and not fear and anxiety,” he said. Ormonde got Eclaire from the Lions Foundation of Canada Dog Guides. Friday He underwent a twoweek training program at the Dog Guides training facility in Oakville along with Eclaire. On Friday, the Purina Walk for Dog Guides takes place in High Park. This event will be the first of more than 200 walks taking place across the country in support of people with disabilities. Proceeds from the walk will go towards providing dog guides at no cost to

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those who need it most. “After I found out that Dog Guides raises its money to help Canadians at no costs in getting them a guide dog, I felt like it was my responsibility to give back and help raise money for other Canadians like myself in getting such a precious gift in my life,” said Ormonde. “The Walk for Guide Dogs from my perspective, is a great way to get out in the community and walk with friends and family.” Ormonde encourages anyone seeking a partnership with a guide dog to contact the Lions Foundation of Canada Dog Guides. “When I was seeking information for a guide dog I found it was a very easy process and it is an incredible and amazing experience,” he said. Since its inception in 1983, the Lions Foundation of Canada Dog Guides has been providing specially

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Jacob Ormonde is pictured here with his hearing ear guide dog, Eclaire, a two-year-old standard poodle Ormonde received from the Lions Club of Canada Dog Guides. The organization hosts its annual Purina Walk for Dog Guides in High Park May 23. In the photo at top, walkers participate in last year’s five-km event.

trained dog guides at no cost to people of all ages across the country. Each dog guide costs approximately $25,000 to raise and train, yet they are provided at no cost to qualified applicants. The organization relies solely on the support of fundraising events as well as donations from service clubs, corporations, foun-

dations and individuals. “One hundred percent of the funds raised (from the walks) will go towards providing life changing dog guides to Canadians with disabilities,” said Dog Guides spokesperson Natalie Moncur.

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ONTARIANS ARE HEADING to the polls June 12 to elect candidates who will form the next provincial government. As of yesterday, the following candidates are set to run in the riding of Willowdale: Alexander Brown for the NDP, Michael Ceci for the PC Party, Teresa Pun for the Green Party, and David Zimmer (the incumbent) for the Liberal Party. The Mirror sent questionnaires to candidates from the four main parties. Here are their responses.

Tell us about one local issue that you plan to champion as MPP.

What must be done to ensure the riding is handling its significant growth in population?

What will you do to improve transit for your constituents?

Tell us about your background and qualifications.

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Alexander Brown | 416-733-8565 info@willowdalendp.ca | willowdalendp.ca

Michael Ceci | 416-222-2324

■ I will support the excellent work of the NDP’s Rosario Marchese in updating the Condominium Act and establishing a provincial review board to allow owners to take disputes with developers and property managers to a review officer. This would be cheaper and quicker than the provincial court system and benefit the thousands of condo owners in Willowdale. Licensing of property managers would improve the quality of service, reducing many of the problems in condo developments.

■ Support for infrastructure funding is needed to ensure that the significant rapid growth in Willowdale’s population is dealt with successfully.

■ The Yonge Street subway relief line is a provincial priority that will improve subway service in the Willowdale riding. Improved GO train service and better integration with Metrolinx is essential for Willowdale.

■ I grew up in Hamilton, attended McMaster University and after graduating I lived in Japan where I taught English to adult students for a number of years. Returning to Canada, I lived in Toronto and worked as a career counsellor enabling many adults to get back into the workforce and be successful. I am now teaching English as a second language to adult international students.

■ One of my top priorities is helping to create good-paying jobs for the people of Willowdale with our Million Jobs Plan. Many families in our riding have young people who are not able to find jobs for the summer or after graduation. If elected, I will work to cut red tape for startups and small businesses, promote specialized degrees and promote a strong focus on science, technology, business and math subjects in our post-secondary institutions.

■ Before we can invest in community services, we need to get our fiscal house in order and balance the budget. If elected, I will help put a new focus on chronic care, move health care closer to home and invest in frontline health care services, not bureaucratic posts. We also need to ensure our children have the tools to succeed, such as raising the bar on core education and improving their achievement in math.

■ We need to ensure the transit infrastructure is there to encourage people to work closer to home and spend less time commuting and more time with their families. If elected, I will help put the province in charge of: GTA transportation planning, the east-west express subway line and the expansion of our highways, including fixing bottlenecks throughout the region such as the 401/Yonge corridor. We will undertake all these projects without raising taxes.

■ In addition to being a lifelong Willowdale resident, I’m a small business entrepreneur who co-founded a successful media production company. Most recently, I am helping with an organization that will offer a clear path to meaningful and dignified employment for individuals with special needs. I’m looking forward to contributing more to this wonderful riding as its Member of Provincial Parliament on June 12.

■ What I am hearing from constituents is that safe and affordable daycare is very difficult to find. We need to move towards a publicly funded model for childcare (currently very successful in Quebec) because quality daycare permits parents to work, which allows the economy to grow. In the interim, we also need a program for the ongoing evaluation of unlicensed home daycares. I would like all home daycares to be fully licensed.

■ We need to ensure that public transit, local school, childcare services and community green space needs can continue to be met for our growing population. We need dedicated funding for public transit, a single public school board (that can save the Ontario people over $1 billion that can be reinvested in our children), improved access to quality and affordable daycare, and the return of the tree canopies that were destroyed by the winter ice storm.

■ The Green Party supports a dedicated fund for public transit. I believe this is very important for Willowdale residents. The congestion commuters face on the subway and on the roads is unbearable during peak hours. I would push for increased subway service frequency during peak morning and evening hours, an extension of the Yonge line to Thornhill and Richmond Hill, safe cycling paths along non-major streets, and a gas tax to fund these initiatives.

■ I live in Willowdale with my husband and daughter. We are both physicians and I practice allergy and clinical immunology at Yonge/Eglinton and Richmond Hill. I believe that health care reform is sorely overdue. I have trained at the University of Toronto, Memorial University of Newfoundland and the University of Manitoba in academic centres and in the community. I understand first-hand what needs to be done to provide the Ontario people with the health care they deserve.

■ For a number of years I have been championing a solution at Queen’s Park to unlock the gridlock at the Yonge Street/Hwy. 401 interchange. I was pleased to recently announce that Ontario will cost share the second phase of an infrastructure-based solution with the City of Toronto, building upon the success of phase one. I’m proud of the progress we’ve made and am eager to see this project through to completion.

■ It’s great that our community is growing, that’s why government needs to make the right investments in health care, education and infrastructure to grow with it. The opposition parties either want to make cuts to these services, or they have no plan at all. The Liberal 10-year plan will ensure that we continue to invest in the hospitals, schools, transit and roads that make Willowdale such a fantastic place to live.

■ Transit is not only essential to improving the quality of life in Willowdale, but it is also a key part of the Liberal plan for job creation and growth. Our 10-year plan to move Ontario forward would invest $15 billion in transit, transportation and infrastructure in the GTHA. Not only will we create jobs and grow the economy, we can reduce congestion so that we spend less time commuting and more time at home.

■ I’ve been proud to serve as MPP for Willowdale since 2003. Before my appointment as Minister of Aboriginal Affairs in 2013 I was parliamentary assistant to several ministers, including Kathleen Wynne. Prior to that, on top of my legal career, I have been chair of the Toronto Community Housing Corporation, assistant deputy chair of the Immigration and Refugee Board of Canada, president of the Alzheimer Society of Canada and director of the Humane Society.

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THE RIDING OF YORK SOUTH-WESTON has been represented provincially by the Liberal party since October 2007, when current MPP Laura Albanese secured the riding in a narrow victory over Paul Ferreira of the NDP. Ferreira, who is running against Albanese for the fourth time, had defeated Albanese in a byelection earlier in 2007. Andrew Ffrench is running for the Progressive Conservatives. Each of the candidates of the four major parties running in York SouthWeston for the June 12 provincial election were asked to answer the following questions. As of yesterday afternoon, there was no candidate listed for the Green Party.

Tell us about one local issue that you plan to champion as MPP.

What would you do to address the issue of poverty in the riding?

What will you do to improve transit for your constituents?

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Laura Albanese | 647-350-8683 info@votealbanese.ca | www.votealbanese.ca

■ Creating sustainable jobs for people of all ages is important to me. I strongly support tying infrastructure investments to local trades and apprenticeship programs, especially through an initiative known as Community Benefit Agreements (CBAs). It is instrumental to help create jobs for our youth. The recent Youth Jobs Strategy, a $295-million investment, benefits local youth including those facing barriers to work such as immigrants, visible minorities, those on social assistance and youth with disabilities.

■ I regularly host poverty reduction consultations to gain community perspective on this issue. Based on this, I’m working towards better access to local services including job and skills training, greater access to nurses and doctors, and more supports for seniors. The latest consultation formed part of the 2014 budget including raising the minimum wage, saving money on childcare and post-secondary education and reducing waiting lists for developmental services, with a proposed investment of $810 million.

■ The Eglinton Crosstown LRT, which will run underground along Eglinton Avenue from Black Creek Drive, will provide more transit options. To ensure our community benefits from the UP Express, a new service running from downtown Toronto to Pearson Airport, we successfully secured a stop in Weston. I also championed for the electrification of the UP Express and was successful in ensuring government commitment in the 2014 budget. The NDP and PCs chose not to support it.

■ Since 2007, it has been my privi-

■ Job creation, particularly for

■ York South-Weston has the low-

■ One of the NDP’s top three priorities for Toronto transit: the new UP Express air-rail link must be electrified at the earliest opportunity. It must also be affordable for local riders and eventually be fully integrated with existing transit surface routes. Eventually, I would like additional stops along the line. I will also fight for increased capacity and more frequent service on our major bus routes and on the GO line which goes through Weston.

■ An immigrant, I am proud to live in Weston. I have called this riding home for almost a decade. I was privileged to serve local residents as MPP previously and look forward to doing it again. Previously, I was a marketing and communications executive in the private sector where I managed multimillion-dollar annual budgets. I am presently a senior assistant to MP Mike Sullivan, a position that enables me to engage with local residents daily.

■ The high ratio of poverty in York South-Weston is coupled by the lack of jobs. As a result of the Million Jobs Plan bringing more jobs into this once vibrant riding, it will reduce the number of people living below or on the poverty line. The Million Jobs Plan has a retraining program to help make people both young and the over-50 not only job-ready, but to have good-paying jobs available.

■ The Ontario Progressive Conservatives and their leader Tim Hudak are all about good transit through the use of subways, cross-city transit, a faster GO Transit system, and an improved highway system. This would make it much easier and convenient for the residents of York South-Weston to commute to other parts of the city allowing them broader access to employment and education within the GTA.

■ Ontario has been good to my family. I was born of an immigrant couple from Jamaica, by way of England. When they settled in Ontario they knew this would become their forever home. I met my wife here in York South-Weston. I am a graduate of York University, with a BA in political science. Most of my career I have worked in financial services. I am now a partner in a business consulting company.

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young people and older workers. We must leverage all government spending in our area to create local jobs and to ensure government investments benefit the community.

Paul Ferreira | 416-244-3349 PaulFerreira@ontariondp.ca | www.voteferreira.ca

■ The York South-Weston riding

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Andrew Ffrench |

info@voteffrench.com | www.andrewffrench.com

has a serious lack of good-paying Jobs. The Ontario Progressive Conservatives led by Tim Hudak have a Million Jobs Plan, which will bring good-paying jobs, and I will be working closely with Mr. Hudak to ensure that York South-Weston is a key recipient of the benefits of the Million Jobs Plan.

est average household income in the entire GTA: 80 per cent of the households are in neighbourhoods that qualify for Toronto’s new “neighbourhood improvement area” designation. The best way to address this is to create good jobs and provide adequate income supports. The NDP would increase the minimum wage to $12 by 2016 and then index it to inflation going forward, meaning a raise each year for lowwage earners.

lege to serve as MPP for York SouthWeston where I have lived and raised my family for 30 years. I am dedicated to improving the quality of life for the residents of this community by championing policies that promote local jobs, education, health care, supports for seniors, developmental services and attracting local investments. Prior to politics, I enjoyed a career in broadcast journalism for 20 years with OMNI Television.

Black Creek Brewery unveils 2014 lineup The only working historic brewery in the province, Black Creek has announced an 11-beer lineup of limited edition specialty ales, to be released at various points this year. The first, an Apricot Ale, made its debut on the Victoria Day weekend. The beers are sold in 64-oz growlers and cost $18, which includes tax and a $4 refundable deposit for the growler. Visit www.blackcreekbrewery.ca Business Bootcamp wSmall

Start small, think big: this is the title of the Small Business Bootcamp event being held at the North York Civic Centre Monday, May 26 from 10 a.m. to noon. At this event, hosted by Enterprise Toronto, you’ll hear from successful small business owners on their challenges and how they ultimately achieved growth and sustainability. The North York Civic Centre is at 5100 Yonge St.

paul futhey business in brief The event takes place in Committee Room 3. Registration is required. Email enterprisetoronto@ toronto.ca or call 416-3954716. your contingency plan wevaluating

A recent CIBC poll suggests nearly one-third of small business owners in Ontario don’t have contingency plans in case of severe weather incidents. The Ontario number (31 per cent) is slightly lower than the national average of 35 per cent. According to the poll, 23 per cent of Ontario small business owners are reevaluating their business interruption plans. The province was hit hard by ice storms this past winter. The poll was conducted by Leger through a web survey from Feb. 12 to 19 among a representative

sample of 500 English- and French-speaking business owners in Canadian companies with 500 employees or fewer. Inside scoop on government grants Enterprise Toronto is hosting another event next week, this one on government grants Thursday, May 29 from 10 to 11:30 a.m. Learn about the resources available to small businesses from the provincial and federal levels of government. Session topics include the online application process, eligibility factors and the funding cycle. The event takes place in Committee Room 3 of the North York Civic Centre, 5100 Yonge St. Registration is required. Email enterprisetoronto@ toronto.ca or call 416-3954716.

Paul Futhey is managing editor of The North York Mirror. Business in Brief appears every second Thursday. Email pfuthey@insidetoronto.com

Join Arlene Dickinson at the Toronto Region Board of Trade You, too, can have breakfast with Arlene Dickinson. The Dragon’s Den and The Big Decision star and marketing expert is speaking about making it as an entrepreneur in today’s economy, Wednesday, June 4, 7 to 9:30 a.m., at the Toronto Region Board of Trade office. It’s one stop on a breakfast seminar series, presented in partnership with Metroland Media Toronto and YouInc., part of Ontario Entrepreneur Week. “The entrepreneur is the

backbone of our economy. Arlene’s coming to share

some of her lessons and help give that little inspirational jolt to our entrepreneurial community,” said Metroland Media Toronto general manager Marg Middleton. Tickets are $90 and are available at metroland.com/ arlenedickinson The Toronto Region Board of Trade office is at 77 Adelaide St. W., First Canadian Place. Call 416-493-6617 for more information and corporate table rates.

Starting a business? Networking event at Fairview Library May 29

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Fairview Library will host small business networking events for those who are thinking of starting their own businesses. The events will be held Thursday, May 29 and Thursday, June 26 at 35

North York’s Devry Smith Frank LLP is celebrating 50 years. The law firm is hosting an event today from 5 to 9 p.m. at its office at 95 Barber Greene Rd.

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Fairview Mall Dr., Room 1, from 6:30 to 8 p.m. Attendees can register in advance, however it’s not mandatory. For information or to register, call 416-395-5750.

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NORTH YORK GENERAL HOSPITAL FOUNDATION NOTICE OF GENERAL MEETING TO MEMBERS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the annual general meeting of Members of NORTH YORK GENERAL HOSPITAL FOUNDATION (hereinafter called the “Foundation”) will be held at North York General Hospital Academic Centre, Auditoriums 2 & 3, 4001 Leslie Street, Toronto, Ontario on the 9th day of June, 2014 at 1:15 pm for the following purposes:

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Supporting our children >>>from page 1 community newspapers across Toronto. You’ll find them all, gathered at http://bit.ly/SeO3ai on the www.northyorkmirror.com website. SickKids provides leadership in many programs aimed at creating a healthy lifestyle for youth, the stories of which you’ll find in either this edition or our online collection. And leadership begins at the top. SickKids Foundation CEO and president Ted Garrard even shared his personal story online – a compelling tale of a young person and how a sedentary lifestyle threatened

his future health. In 2013, the number of visitors to our online story collection told us the work of SickKids was important to you. We know you’ll find this year’s collection just as compelling; just as sobering. Whether someone works at SickKids or someone works at this newspaper – we are all parents, grandparents or friends who need to encourage our youth to stay active and make the investment in health today to help provide a long healthy life in the future. We hope you join us in supporting the cause of

Upright Light takes teens to robotics competition >>>from page 1 Rajgopalan from the Office of the Fire Marshal and Emergency Management (OFMEM) congratulated the kids recently and awarded them with a plaque for their work. “We thought it was a great concept,” said Kelly, who made the initial presentation to the team in November and kept in touch with them to help develop their research project. “It’s a great achievement.” The result was a product that uses two rings, which spin on two different axes, keeping the middle segment (candle holder) upright – much

like the Gyrobowl, which stays upright to prevent children’s cereal from spilling on the floor. Each of the team members said they’ve learned a lot during their research for the project. “One of the important facts we got from the meeting is there’s a lot of candle fires,” said Alex Alexiev, whose been on the Ctrl-Z team for two years. “Candles are an important item (in the emergency kit) but they’re also the most dangerous,” Luca added. In preparation for the competition in June, the team is making a 3D design for the Upright Light prototype.

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Peter Haggert is editor-in-chief of Metroland Media Toronto. He can be reached at phaggert@insidetoronto.

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safety expo At top, Paige Rockwood, 3, has her fingerprints taken during the Toronto police 33 Division Safety Expo hosted by St. Timothy Catholic School last week on Wednesday. Above, Toronto police auxiliary Const. Rigo Cardenas gets behind the wheelk of the Insurance Bureau of Canadaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s driving simulator. At right, Robert Bond, 11, swings as hard as he can with a baseball bat but cannot break a sheet of window security laminate. Photos/Richard Barclay

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At top, St. Cyril Catholic Schoolâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Alexa Amelio competes in the shot put event during the Catholic elementary school north region track and field meet held last week at the Metro Toronto Track and Field Centre on the grounds of York University in North York. Above, St. Cyril student Tristan Sheppard, right, is away from the exchange zone for the final leg of a relay and on the way to finishing second.

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the other comments Shephard collected Thursday night from those in attendance. “This is not a place for mental people. This is a residential area. Why don’t you build a house out on a farm?” “When my child says, ‘Mommy, why are there police here again?’ What do I say?” “This is a community for people, not for that.” Councillor Ford’s remarks ride the crest of that wave of unfortunate NIMBYism – and one might argue that his and his brother’s reign at Toronto City Hall were propelled by the same poisonous sentiment. In October, odds are good that voters will send the brothers Ford from Toronto City Hall – probably for good. But the insular, fearful, uncompassionate and fundamentally selfish sentiment on display at 23 Division last week – the sentiment that allowed the Fords in to begin with – it will take a great many years to rid ourselves of that.

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