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Balmoral residents watch as a 25-year-old time capsule is removed from its home Sunday at the Balmoral Homeowner’s Association street party. Residents gathered personal belongings to put into a new capsule that will be buried again in the Joel Swirsky Parkette for another 25 years. See more photos on page 24.

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The Centre for Spanish Speaking People will celebrate its 40th anniversary Saturday. The free event will take place at Ephraim’s Place, 1875 Sheppard Ave. W., from noon

Amanda Belzowski is hoping to reach her fundraising goal of $200,000 when her 16th annual lemonade stand charity drive serves up its namesake drink Sunday. The event, now run by

to 5 p.m. The day will include Latin music, food, games, and face painting.

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Amanda’s eight-year-old brother, Joshua, will be held at 33 Post Rd. from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. To date, the lemonade stand has raised $193,000, which supports SickKids Foundation, Save a Child’s Heart and The Heart

and Stroke Foundation. The day will include food, a magic show and auction items up for grabs.

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St. Matthew church marks 50th anniversary Cu r re n t a n d re t u r n i n g parishioners of North York’s St. Matthew the Apostle Anglican Church will gather this month to celebrate the church’s 50th anniversary of service in the community. St. Matthew, at 80 George Henry Blvd., southwest of Sheppard Avenue and Don Mills Road, began as a custom-built portable church on a two-acre lot in the new Henry Farm neighbourhood. It has since grown into buildings that now house s e r v i c e s o f w o r s h i p, a Montessori school and community events. The anniversary celebrations will kick off Saturday, Sept. 20 with a wine and cheese gala. A limited number of tickets are still

available but are going fast. There will also be displays of memorabilia from the church archives, historic picture boards of church happenings over the past 50 years, and the unveiling of a book of St. Matthew’s history and parishioners’ memories, organizers said. The event will wrap up with a silent auction, with w a t e rc o l o u r p a i n t i n g s donated by North York artist Wilf McOstrich. Then, on Sunday, Sept. 21, Archbishop Colin Johnson will celebrate the Feast of St. Matthew, the church’s patron saint. For further information, contact Bonnie LaRue by email at bonnie_larue@ho or by calling 416-495-7212.

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Candidates debates televised Rogers TV will host allcandidates debates for all 44 wards for the Oct. 27 municipal election. North York debates being aired this month are: • Ward 7: Friday, Sept. 26 at 8 p.m. • Ward 8: Wednesday, Sept. 24 at 11 p.m.

• Ward 9: Wednesday, Sept. 24 at 10 p.m. • Ward 10: Sunday, Sept. 28 at 4 p.m. • Ward 12: Friday, Sept. 26 at 10 p.m. There are seven addition debates for North York wards being aired in October.

Toronto Memory Program will be hosting a Dementia Educational Seminar on October 22nd, 2014. Behavioral neurologist and internationally recognized expert in the field of Alzheimer’s disease, Dr. Sharon Cohen, will be discussing the current state of Alzheimer’s disease diagnosis, treatment and research opportunities.

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CLARK KIM ckim@insidetoronto.com Prime Minister Stephen Harper attended the inauguration of the Ismaili Centre and Aga Khan Museum on Friday, officially opening the $300 million museum complex. “We celebrate today, that ambitious promise is now a splendid reality,” said Harper, standing alongside His Highness the Aga Khan again as he did four years ago during the foundational ceremony. Harper expressed his gratitude to the Aga Khan for tirelessly promoting the ideals of Islam culture and civilization, social diversity, and helping demystify Islam to the rest of the world. “This is a vision of Islam in which all Canadians can be proud of,” said Harper at the inaugural event with such notable dignitaries in attendance including former Governor General Adrienne

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Prime Minister Stephen Harper and the Aga Khan, with the Aga Khan Museum in behind, at the official opening of the facility Friday.

Clarkson. The Aga Khan Museum and Ismaili Centre, which is located on 6.8 hectares of

land at 77 Wynford Dr. near Don Mills Road and Eglinton Avenue, will be opened to the public starting today.

The museum’s permanent collection features more than 1,000 objects that include portraits, textiles, manuscripts, and musical instruments, which showcase Islamic art, culture and history. The Aga Khan returned the compliments, acknowledging the Canadian government, donors, architects, designers and the local neighbourhood for their support. “Here we are today, a story over 18 years has been one of deeply shared purpose,” said the Aga Khan, noting the planning of the complex began nearly two decades ago. The Ismaili Centre in Toronto joins a network of other centres located around the world including London, Lisbon, Dubai, Dushanbe and Vancouver. The Aga Khan added that he hoped the park space connecting the Ismaili Centre and the Aga Khan Museum will be used by people of all ages and backgrounds for relaxation and contemplation. “We are a community that welcomes the smile,” he said.

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Grant helps in preservation of Jewish artifacts LISA QUEEN lqueen@insidetoronto.com Holding her eight-monthold son on her lap, Dara Solomon said a federal grant will help the Jewish community preserve its history for future generations. “It is such an exciting opportunity. It’s been in need for a very, very long time,” she added. Solomon is the director of the Ontario Jewish Archives Blankenstein Family Heritage Centre at 4600

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Bathurst St. between Finch and Sheppard avenues. Last Thursday. York Centre MP Mark Adler was at the archives to announce a $195,100 grant. The funding will go toward adding a new heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) system and compact shelving in the vault, and renovating the area where researchers and others can study the archives’ artifacts. The oldest item in the archives is an 1838 early sur-

veying compass created by one of the first Jews to settle in Toronto. Most of the archives’ records date from the early 1900s up until today. “It’s all original, it’s all unique. You won’t find this material anywhere else,” archivist Donna BernardoCeriz said. While all the records and artifacts are important, the archives houses a few “gems” such as the Rotenberg ledger, which is a registry of people who

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travelled by steamship from eastern Europe to Canada from 1911 to 1914. The HVAC will help preserve the archives’s collection of 60,000 photos and other paper records such as architectural blueprints and written correspondence. “They (blueprints) are crumbling because many of them are on onion paper, which is very thin tissue paper, so those are in desperate need of preservation in a climate-controlled environment,” Solomon said.

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Dropping in on minor hockey tryouts I caught some minor hockey tryouts around town on the weekend. Here are assorted sights and sounds from rinkside at Dick Duff Arena. Coach: “Alright troops, listen up. For those of you suffering from the delusion that you’ve got a lock on a roster spot, I have a rude awakening for you: every position is up for grabs. It doesn’t matter what you did last season. I don’t care what fancy shmancy hockey school you went to over the summer. Under my watch everybody starts with a clean slate at camp. You want to qualify to play for this club, you have to do it the old fashioned way – you’ll have to earn it. Nobody, and I mean nobody, has this team made. Ya got that?” Jason: “You tell ’em, Dad.” Coach: “Hughie, I know you’re the smallest guy out here, but it’s not how big you are, it’s what you’ve got here on the left side of your

jamie wayne BUT SERIOUSLY chest, under your hockey sweater I’m interested in. You know what I’m pointing at, don’t you?” Hughie: “Sure do, coach. My ‘Batman Rules’ in bold, black letters right underneath my shoulder. And I gotta tell you, it’s a load off my mind that you feel the same way as I do about it. I wasn’t sure what the team policy was on tattoos.” Coach: “No, no, no. For the zillionth time, no. That’s it. I give up. Alright, girls. Have it your way, girls. Since you insist on behaving like girls, then you leave me with no alternative but to treat you like girls. So gir......” Tiffany: “Excuse me, coach, but if it it’s all the same to you, we prefer to be referred to as women.” Coach: “Up and down son, up and down. That’s all you’ve got to remember

about this position. It’s not rocket science.” Assistant coach: “Well put, Hank. I love the way you simplify things to teach these kids how to play the wing.” Coach: “What wing? He’s not even on the tryout roster. He’s the arena owner’s kid. I was just reminding him how to work the elevators to the luxury boxes.” Assistant coach: “I walked into another one. Small wonder I’m the assistant.” Coach: “Alright kids, here’s the last drill. You go from the red line, to the blue line, back to the red line, to the blue line, red line, back to the other red line, blue line, red line, blue line, red line, circle the net clockwise, round both face-off circles counter clockwise, back to the other red line, blue line, red line, blue line, red line, back to the other red line, blue line, red line, blue line, red line, circle the net counter-clockwise, round both face-off circles clockwise.

Then repeat it all three times and sprint to the centre ice face-off circle. On your mark, get set ... Yes, what is it Ralph?” Ralph: “Sorry for interrupting, coach. You had a real sweet rhythm going on. But I have to ask: What was that second one again?” Coach: “Nice job, kids. That was a fantastic effort from all of you today. I couldn’t be happier. You’ve all earned a break. We’ll rest for a bit and then finish up with a shootout. While we’re all catching our breath, just out of curiosity, what do you think about our league’s exciting new slogan this year: ‘Hockey: The Fastest Game On Ice.’ Not bad, eh?” Greg: “I hate to break it to you coach, but the only other game on ice is curling.” 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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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.

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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

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.” 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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Normally low-key race turns nasty LISA QUEEN lqueen@insidetoronto.com Ward 23 Willowdale has traditionally been home to sleepy municipal election campaigns, routinely absent from lists of interesting races to watch. This time around, however, the campaign has turned nasty, with incumbent Councillor John Filion and rival candidate David Mousavi accusing each other of dirty politics. They are using words like “disgusting smear tactics,” “ugly,” “profoundly offensive,” “unethical” and “contemptible” to describe the others’ actions. Filion, a long-time councillor who was first elected to public office as a school trustee in 1984, said he has never been part of such a negative campaign. “I’ve never seen it before,” said Filion, who captured twothirds of the votes in a low-key 2010 campaign. “It’s incredibly offensive to me. Representing this area has been my life’s work, literally my life’s work. To have somebody say things, to put out campaign literature...that attacks my reputation, it’s disgusting, it’s reprehensible, it’s everything I despise in politics. It’s something I’ve never seen in Ward 23.” Filion said a campaign is the time for a debate about policies and ideas, not personal attacks. He said he can only hope voters look at his long record of public service rather than the falsehoods being used against him. Mousavi said he had his sights on having an intelligent conversation during the campaign. “I think Mr. Filion knows he has a real challenger this time and he probably wants to do whatever he can to frame me in a narrative to his favour to ensure he wins. It’s shocking to me.” Mousavi said he is disheartened by what has happened

during the campaign. “I know I’m running an above-board campaign. I’m disappointed the councillor is trying to frame me as the villain he needs.” Mousavi, a lawyer, said he has several concerns about Filion. For example, on Sept. 2, he emailed a complaint to the city’s building inspections department alleging construction was taking place at Filion’s Yonge Street campaign office without a building permit, an issue he raised in a letter to Filion two days later. “You are obviously aware that significant construction and alterations have been taking place feverishly to meet your required usage date of Sept. 6 for your campaign launch,” Mousavi said in his letter to Filion. The campaign took a decidedly negative turn over Filion’s campaign kickoff Sept. 6, with Mousavi accusing Filion of using “insensitive” and “racialized” language to describe his opposition and Filion accusing Mousavi’s team of paying protestors to picket his launch. When a protestor carrying a sign reading “John is a liar” was asked why she thought that, the woman said she didn’t know, she was just there for the money, Filion said. When the protest was over, the protestors put their signs in a truck, which went to Mousavi’s campaign office, he added. Mousavi said he doesn’t know

who those protestors were. In a press release accusing Filion of reaching a new low, Mousavi links to 25-second clip of a longer seven-and-a-halfminute YouTube video featuring Filion addressing supporters at his campaign kickoff. In it, Filion talks about how nasty the campaign is becoming and repeats a campaign worker’s comment referring to his opposition as an “axis of evil.” The term was used by former U.S. president George W. Bush during a 2002 State of the Union address to refer to Iran, Iraq and North Korea. Because Mousavi is of Iranian background and another cawndidate, Kun-Won Park, is of Korean heritage, Mousavi called Filion’s language inappropriate, although he stressed he did not accuse Filion of racism and doesn’t think he’s racist. “I think the comment was racialized. There’s a racial element to it. You’re referring to someone’s ancestry in a racial way,” Mousavi said. “It’s an insensitive comment.” Mousavi is upset Filion is falsely saying that Mousavi accused him of racism. When asked if it wasn’t more likely that Filion used the term to describe the negativity of the campaign rather than to impugn any culture, Mousavi said Filion could have used different words. “If he meant to say it was nasty, he could say it was nasty. For him to say it’s the axis of evil, there would have to be some thought to who his opponents are...It’s very clear it describes tyrannical regimes,” he said. “It’s unfortunate he used it. I don’t think Mr. Filion is racist... He used racialized comments that were insensitive.” In turn, Filion said in a letter

to Niaz Salimi, president of the Iranian Canadian Arts Council, that his comment was not targetted at any cultural group. “A speaker before me used the term in an off-hand way to refer to a collection of opponents who have attacked my character and reputation. He referred specifically to land speculators and Ford Nation – both of whom support one of my opponents, David Mousavi,” he wrote. “I referred to the previous speaker’s comments, repeating the term in the same context he had used it. Words such as “coalition” or “group” could just as easily have been used to describe the collection of forces attempting to undermine me in the current political campaign for councillor.” After three decades of public service, Filion said he’s offended that someone would “deliberately and falsely” seek to damage his reputation for political gain. “In my (campaign launch) speech, I predicted more of such behaviour. David Mousavi’s accusations have proved me right. These accusations have no basis and no purpose other than to attempt to damage my reputation in the Iranian community,” he said in his letter. Meanwhile, Mousavi’s position on the broader municipal election stage has also become a sore point, with Filion saying his opponent has the backing of Ford Nation. But Mousavi said he liked mayoral candidate David Soknacki before he dropped out of the race and now is now supporting John Tory (Filion endorsed Tory last month). Mousavi suggested Filion is trying to demonize him by linking him to the Ford campaign.

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MUNICIPAL ELECTION: THE CANDIDATES Below is an official list of candidates registered to run in local wards in the Oct. 27 municipal election.

Belkadi, Ahmed Colle, Josh Harari, Eduardo Van Zandwijk, James

Ward 7 (York West) Aitchison, Scott Brar, Harp Chambers, John Di Nizio, Nick Henry-Mathieu, Keegan Mac Donald, Chris Mammoliti, Giorgio Perlman, Larry

Ward 23 (Willowdale) Filion, John Kedzior, Carmen Mousavi, David Park, Kun-Won Penny, Chris Werle, Scott

Ward 8 (York West) Barclay, Thomas Boucher, Princess Narain, Suzanne Perruzza, Anthony Smitherman, Arthur Vescio, Antonio Ward 9 (York Centre) Augimeri, Maria Basantes, Wilson Cusimano, Gus Fernando, Anthony Hercules, Ances Quattrociocchi, Danny Ward 10 (York Centre) Bucao, Randy Epstein, David Masucci, Liberato Mitchell, Michael Pasternak, James Toutchinski, Igor Ward 12 (York SouthWeston) Di Giorgio, Frank Dominelli, Nick Nunziata, John Olawoye, Lekan Ward 15 (EglintonLawrence) Aryeh-Bain, Chani

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synagogue smeared with dog feces wPolice: Police have released security camera images of a man wanted after dog feces was smeared on a Bathurst Street and Wilson Avenue area synagogue Aug. 31. Police said a man approached the main doors of Beth Joseph Lubavitch Chabad Synagogue on Edinburgh Drive with his dog and rubbed feces on the door. The man is described as white, and was last seen wearing dark pants, a dark shirt, and a black baseball cap. The dog is a white mixed-poodle type breed. Anyone with information is asked to call police at 416808-3200 or Crime Stoppers anonymously at 416-2228477. Homicide victim identified A man gunned down in a North York parking lot Sept. 8 has been identified as Joseph Okoro. Police said the 21-yearold was near Jane Street and Lawrence Avenue around 6:30 p.m. when he got drawn to a nearby vacant parking lot

where he got into an altercation with someone. “As a result of that altercation, he was murdered,” Det. Sgt. Mike Carbone said. “I can say this was certainly a targeted homicide.” Okoro was taken to hospital where he died of his gunshot Joseph Okoro wounds. Police didn’t release a description of the shooter. People with information are asked to call the homicide squad at 416-808-7400 or Crime Stoppers anonymously at 416-222-TIPS (8477). looking for man posing as a locksmith wPolice

Police are looking for a man after he forced his way into a North York apartment while posing as a locksmith. Police said a man went to a building at 195 Exbury Rd. (in the Jane Street and Wilson Avenue area) under the guise of being a locksmith and offered to install chain locks on apartment doors around 9

p.m. Sept. 8. While soliciting one of the tenants, he forced his way into the apartment. The suspect fled following a struggle. The suspect is white, about 5’10” tall, 200 pounds with a long pointed nose and brown, grey and red hair. He has a receding hairline and was clean-shaven. Anyone with information is asked to call police at 416808-3106 or Crime Stoppers anonymously at 416-222TIPS (8477). murdered Man found near Bayview/401 A 22-year-old man found dead at the rear of a North York building last Thursday was murdered, police say. Emergency crews were called to 199 Upper Canada Dr. near Bayview Avenue and Hwy. 401 at 7:57 a.m. for a man with a gunshot wound. Police said the victim was found with “obvious signs of injury” and was pronounced dead at the scene. The death was later ruled a homicide.

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Terry Fox was diagnosed with osteogenic sarcoma (bone cancer) when he was 18 and had his right leg amputated 15 centimetres above the knee in 1977. When he was in hospital, Fox decided to run across Canada to raise money for cancer research. His Marathon of Hope starting St. John’s, Newfoundland on April 12, 1980. However, on Sept. 1, Fox was forced

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he Ford family’s personal and political kerfuffle last week sent some serious shockwaves into the early part of this week of the mayoral campaign – serious enough to send things into a bona fide stall. On Monday and Tuesday, three of four mayoral debates died on the vine. Olivia Chow got out on Tuesday morning to host a news conference, rescheduled from last week, to let voters know that four west-end progressive councillors were behind her mayoral bid. John Tory, the candidate responsible for

putting the kibosh on those three debates, held a news conference an hour later that was somehow less surprising: to remind voters that he intended to keep promises related to gridlock that he’d made during the summer. Up until the print deadline for this column Tuesday afternoon, newly minted mayoral candidate Doug Ford was spending his time at the bedside of newly minted Ward 2 council candidate Rob Ford – so not saying much of anything. The sound of shuffling feet was just about deafening.

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david nickle the city Quiet times aren’t always a bad thing. In this one, it might just be useful to sit a spell, and in the absence of blaring pitches of mayoral agendas – just think a bit about where we are, where we’ve been, and where we want to go. Until last week, Toronto was in what ex-mayoral candidate David Soknacki correctly pegged as a referendum on Mayor Rob Ford. For four years, Ford put many Torontonians through a meat grinder of embarrassment, insult, and privation. His activities somehow provided some measure of comfort to others. We lined up on either side of that very sharp line Ford drew: with Ford More Years on one side, and

really everything else on the other. When Doug Ford gets going, he’ll be presenting Mayor Ford’s agenda without the drug use – and also without his little brother’s singular level of charisma that would make him a serious threat. Which is to say: here on in, this election might finally just be about the ideas Well, not entirely the ideas: we’re all a little partisan, some casting ballots for New Democrats and certain Liberals, others voting for certain other Liberals and Conservatives. Some of us feel strongly enough about that to pick a mayor now. But for the rest of us: what an unexpected opportunity to pick not so much the person of the mayor, but the kind of city we want. In this quiet time we

might ask: do we want to pay more taxes to build a subway in Scarborough and more stations on an electrified GO line? Would we rather send that billion-dollar property tax levy to build a downtown relief line, and skim more tax revenue from the land transfer tax to build a downtown relief subway line and buy more buses? Do we want to contract out garbage collection in the east end or not? What about bike lanes? It’s much easier to think about these questions when we’re not also deciding how we feel about all the other ugly matters that have consumed us until now. Clarity is a rare and wonderful thing. Savour it while it lasts.

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