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Toronto’s Caroline “Coop” Douglas, nee Cooper, has lived for the outdoors, in fact she literally made a living off it.

The outdoor adventure professional would lead outdoor adventures from snowshoeing and skiing in the winter, to paddling and hiking in the summer. Through her work, she stayed fit and got a good dose of Vitamin D. However, she was also exposed to a lot of ultraviolet (UV) radiation, which she says is a contributor to her developing melanoma, a serious and potentially deadly form of skin cancer.

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The Eglinton Avenue and Avenue Road area resident, who grew up in Etobicoke, has been battling the disease for the past two years.

She will be walking in the Strides for Melanoma Walk at Sunnybrook Park in North York Sunday, Sept. 27.

Douglas said she had stayed safe outdoors, wearing sunscreen and hats, protecting herself from the sun, but she was outdoors all day, every day.

“That was my life. It’s what I did for a living, it’s what I did to bring me happiness, to bring me peace. All my friends are granola head, hippy, tree-hugging paddlers, and in a sense that’s >>MELANOMA, page 18

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After viewing the photos of the body of a young Syrian boy lying on a Turkish beach who drowned while trying to reach Greece earlier this month, Michael Maynard immediately reached out to his Seneca College colleagues to see what they could do to assist

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Northview Heights teacher wins Governor General award fannie sunshine fsunshine@insidetoronto.com If Kathryn Whitfield had to sum up her teaching philosophy, she would quote historian John Hope Franklin: “We must get beyond textbooks… and travel and explore and tell the world the glories of our journey.”

Getting beyond textbooks and doing hands-on exploring is exactly what the Northview Heights Secondary School students in her Grade 10 Canadian history class do.

A n d h e r i n n ov a t i v e approach to teaching has earned her the 2015 Governor General’s History Award for Excellence in Teaching. She is one of six winners – and the only one from Ontario.

Now in its 19th year, the award recognizes the outstanding contributions of Canada’s history and social studies teachers, ranging from elementary grades through

high school. Winners will travel to Ottawa in October to receive medals presented

by Gov. Gen. David Johnston at Rideau Hall.

Whitfield was recognized for a project she developed for students called the Historical Thinking Missions Project, which focused on a particular area of the city in the early 1900s.

The project saw students conducting historical research and field work to learn about the history of the former St. John’s ward, which is bounded by College Street, Yonge Street, Queen Street and University Avenue, focusing on how the community has changed over the years, yet at the same time, how it has remained the same.

Whitfield launched the project in 2013 while teaching at Vaughan Road Academy, and had students learn how to interpret and analyze historical photographs, fire insur-

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Kathryn Whitfield is one of six winners of the Governor General’s History Award for Excellence in teaching.

ance maps, tax assessment records and census data. They also took part in a field study in the neighbourhood and imagined what life would have been like in the ward in 1912. Students were then required to create projects

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to commemorate who and what they felt was historically significant in the ward, which could have been in the form of plaques, guided walking tours and monuments.

Due to the assignment falling during winter last year,

she altered the project slightly while teaching at Northview by having students do in-class field work and creating an online historical thinking walking tour in the former St. John’s ward to educate and inform potential walkers about its history, its residents and buildings of significance, she said, adding students used technology to create tour pamphlets featuring archival photographs, descriptions of historical spaces and maps for walkers to follow.

“It’s one the most authentic learning experiences they could have,” Whitfield said.

“The students were super engaged.”

For historical field work during her time at Vaughan Road Academy, she handed students old photos and using various maps and data had them find what was currently at the locations. They then had to snap pictures of themselves while holding

the old photos. She also had students investigate certain intersections to see what was there in 1912 compared to the present.

“One student was super upset because so many homes were displaced and a plaque at Old City Hall didn’t acknowledge that,” Whitfield said.

She noted the project’s location is irrelevant, and can be used to investigate Vancouver’s historic Gastown, or Africville in Halifax.

Whitfield is also the recipient of the Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Medal in 2012, the Toronto District School Board Excellence in Teaching Award in 2011, was a nominee for the Premier’s Award for Teaching Excellence and Excellence in Leadership in 2011 and 2012 and a Top 25 finalist for the Governor General’s History Award for Excellence in Teaching in 2006.

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Health-care issues will similarly increase, including cases of dementia.

The latest numbers from the Alzheimer Society of Canada show that 14.9 per cent of Canadians 65 and older are currently living with our view dementia. That’s projected to jump by 47 per cent in just 16 We are facing years.

This warning was delivered an impending to the editors at Metroland wave of dementia Media earlier this year by mental health professionals and it’s the reason we undertook a special investigative series on seniors and dementia, publishing this week.

We heard the difficult stories. A husband who can’t leave home with his once-perfect match because his wife now behaves like an unruly five year old. Brilliant minds, once highly respected in their fields, struggling with simple daily tasks. Children of aging parents with dementia crippled by the financial cost of quality health care. South Asian families giving up their livelihood to care for a parent at home because they’re too culturally shamed to put them in a long-term care home or even admit they have dementia.

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The good and the bad of term limits Seasoned councillors have value...

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t should hardly come as a surprise that Beaches-East York Councillor Mary-Margaret McMahon wasn’t able to summon more than a smidgen of support for her motion to place term limits on municipal politicians.

Being a city councillor in Toronto, after all, is a good gig.

Governing the largest city in the country provides interesting and varied work for the diligent.

For the vainglorious, there are plenty of opportunities to see oneself on television, hear oneself on the radio, read about oneself in the newspaper.

For the opportunistic,

david nickle the city there are other perquisites like travel and nights out at the film festival and ball games.

And for everyone seeking to pay off a mortgage in Toronto’s overvalued real estate market, there’s a six-figure salary attached.

For the cynical, that’s enough to explain the vote at executive committee on McMahon’s motion Monday to ask that term limits be included in revisions to the City of Toronto Act. But there are good arguments for keeping councillors past their best-before date.

Toronto is a complicated government, and it makes sense that at least a few of its overseers should be well-schooled in its operations.

Given that there are no

... but not all politicians are created equal

formal requirements that a candidate for council go to councillor school before taking the job, it is essential that at least a few council members are able to contribute their experience and understanding of the place.

Indeed, some of council’s most reliable members are its veterans: people like Shelly Carroll, Norm Kelly, Pam McConnell and Denzil Minnan-Wong.

Before he stepped down, veteran councillor Howard Moscoe was able to play city hall like a well-tuned instrument that, if you agreed with his progressive politics, you’d count that a good thing.

The trouble, of course,

is that not all veterans are created equal.

Giorgio Mammoliti by way of example has been a city councillor since 1995, and in that time made a name for himself primarily as a showboater and class clown. Yet he has proven himself undefeatable in his ward, such being the power of incumbency. He is not the only one.

It is useful to wonder, then, just how much value would we lose on city council if it were made up more completely of other bright lights – people like Kristyn Wong-Tam, Josh Matlow, Mike Layton, Josh Colle come to mind – who are working in their second term?

And what would we gain in having a cadre of councillors who were treating the job as a short stretch of public service rather than a long-term career choice?

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The eh List Camilla Gibb WHEN: 7 to 8 p.m. WHERE: North York Central Library, 5120 Yonge St. CONTACT: 416-395-5639 COST: Free The eh List Author Series presents bestselling author Camilla Gibb discussing her new book, “This is Happy.”

Stress Management through Restorative Meditation WHEN: 7 to 8 p.m. WHERE: Barbara Frum Library, 20 Covington Rd. CONTACT: 416-395-5440 to register Feel yourself transported to another realm by the beautiful chanting of sacred mantras and breathing meditation. Two meditation methods will be taught and practiced courtesy of Meditation Toronto. Free.

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Black Business Summit WHEN: 6 to 9 p.m. WHERE: North York Civic Centre Committee Room 1, 5100 Yonge St. CONTACT: http:// blackcanadians.com to reserve COST: Free Visit the website to learn about the goals of the summit.

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Canada Kids Festival 2015 WHEN: 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. WHERE:

Food Truck Festival Ontario WHEN: 1 to 7 p.m. WHERE: Downsview Park, 1-35 Carl Hall Rd. CONTACT: Tomi Akinyede, 416-880-4702, www.foodtruckfest.ca COST: $10 Thirty-plus food trucks offering numerous sample-sized dishes for $6 or less.

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Mass to End Woman Abuse WHEN: 7 to 9 p.m. WHERE: St. Timothy Catholic Church, 21 Leith Hill Rd. CONTACT: Catholic Family Services of Toronto, cfstoronto.com, info@ cfstoronto.com COST: Free Catholic Family Services of Toronto and St. Timothy’s Parish invite you to the mass to End Woman Abuse. Woman Abuse is a problem that affects the total community, not just the woman and her children. Light refreshments to follow the mass.

Mel Lastman Square, 5100 Yonge St. CONTACT: www.CanadaKidsFestival. com COST: Free Venders, live performances, dancing and singing competitions.

Downsview Library, 2793 Keele St. CONTACT: 416-395-5720 to register COST: Free This workshop will include drumming, dancing and theatre. Learn creative dances and the history of the different African and Caribbean dances as well as the history of the djembe drum.

Gibson House Fall Festival WHEN: 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. WHERE: Gibson House Museum, 5172 Yonge St. CONTACT: www.facebook.com/ events/803613789734387 COST: Free Farm animal petting-zoo, food and craft vendors, heritage demonstrations, handson activities and games. Non-perishable food items for North York Harvest encouraged.

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Rock N’Stroll WHEN: 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. WHERE: Earl Bales Park & Amphitheatre, 4169 Bathurst St. CONTACT: www. rocknstroll.ca COST: Donation Support of a rockin’ cause – healthy moms and babies at Mount Sinai Hospital. When you arrive, organizers will deck out your band in your rock n’ roll swag and get you rollin’ on a three-kilometre walk. Live music, food, a kids’ play zone and activities.

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Sukkah Decorating with Crafts WHEN: 4:30 to 6 p.m. WHERE: Temple Sinai Congregation of Toronto, 210 Wilson Ave. CONTACT: www. templesinai.net COST: Free Celebrate and decorate the Sukkah with family and friends. Learn about Sukkot from Israeli emissaries Rachel and Ben, with crafts for all ages.

University Women’s Club North York WHEN: 7 to 9 p.m. WHERE: St Bonaventure Parish Centre, 1340 Leslie St. CONTACT: Susanne Clarke, 416-488-9202 COST: Free General meeting with guest speakers Brock Godfrey and Carol Gilmore.

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Seniors’ Info and Health Fair WHEN: 1 to 4 p.m. WHERE: Advent Lutheran Church, 2800 Don Mills Rd. CONTACT: Cinthya Narvaez, 416640-5298, ext. 203 COST: Free Attend this free event to learn about health services and community programs at no cost for older adults.

Spaghetti Dinner Fundraiser For Community Garden WHEN: 5 to 7 p.m. WHERE: Willowdale United Church, 349 Kenneth Ave. CONTACT: Lina Posa, 416-2252309 COST: $8 or $25 for family of four Dinner includes garlic bread, dessert, tea and coffee. In support of the community garden project.

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Toronto Branch OGS meeting WHEN: 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. WHERE: North York Memorial Community Hall, 5110 Yonge St. CONTACT: http://torontofamilyhistory.org/toronto-branch/meetings COST: Free The Toronto Branch of the Ontario

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Canadian Olympian Kelita Zupanic teaches a technique during a judo clinic in 2013. She will be holding another clinic Sunday at the Japanese Canadian Cultural Centre.

Olympian holding judo clinic Olympian Kelita Zupancic, who scored a gold medal for Canada in judo at the 2015 Toronto Pan Am Games, is putting on a clinic in North York.

The fighter, who competed in the under-70 kg category, is holding her clinic at the Japanese Canadian Cultural

Centre, 6 Garamond Ct., Sunday. Clinics are available to two age groups.

The junior clinics (for ages seven to 12) are at 1:30 and 3 p.m. Admission costs $40.

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Culture Days returns wCulture to Toronto Days returns to Toronto from Friday to Sunday with a slate of more than 150 free, hands-on, interactive activities planned across the city.

Visit www.on.culturedays.ca

North York Artists wNorth hosts show and sale York Visual Artists (NYVA)

hosts an art show and sale Saturday from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Sunday from 2 to 6 p.m. at 2180 Bayview Ave. Parking and admission are free. Visit www.nyva.ca Join the Healthy Living wNorth Food and Fun Fair York Community House

(NYCH) hosts Healthy Living Food and Fun Fair Saturday at 700 Lawrence Ave. from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.

There will be exhibitors, food demonstrations, Zumba, youth dancers, fitness dancing, children’s activities, raffles and prizes. Visit www.nych.ca Children invited to Harvest Day The Toronto Botanical Garden

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hosts Harvest Day Saturday, from noon to 4 p.m. at 777 Lawrence Ave. E. The event is free.

Sip cider, plant bulbs and partake in activities, such as craft making. Veggies harvested will go to the North York Harvest Food Bank.

Myseum of Toronto will also be on site. People are asked to bring items to include in a digital collection. Visit www.torontobotanicalgarden.ca development wThecareer conference and job fair Chinese Professionals

Association of Canada hosts a Encounter career development conference and a job fair for young professionals from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Armenian Youth Centre, 50 Hallcrown Pl. There will be a keynote presentation, educational workshops and a resume clinic.

Admission and lunch are free with prior registration. Visit www. cpac2015pday.eventbrite.com to register.

AllwAnupcoming candidates’ meeting all-candidates’ meeting for

starts at 6:15 p.m.

The meeting will include candidates Ahmed Hussen (Liberal), John Johnson (Green), James Robinson (Conservative) and Mike Sullivan (NDP). sought for wTheNominees Urban Hero Awards North York Mirror and

Metroland Media Toronto need the help of residents to celebrate those people who make a difference by nominating them for an Urban Hero Award.

The annual Urban Hero Awards were developed to recognize the individuals, groups and businesses that make our community a better place to live in six categories: Arts and Culture, Community, Education, Environment, Health and Sciences, and Sports.

Our focus is on the grassroots organizations, and the local people who do great things but don’t always get the recognition they deserve. Deadline for nominations is Oct. 15. Visit www. urbanheroes.ca

York South-Weston takes place Monday from 7 to 9 p.m. at the York Civic Centre, 2700 Eglinton Ave. A candidate meet and greet

Forest Centre wTheParkway opens Parkway Forest Community

Centre, 55 Forest Manor Rd., officially opened Saturday.

The 50,000-square-foot building features a gymnasium, youth space, preschool room, teaching kitchen and garden and green roof, weight room, fitness/dance studio, walking track, YMCA Child Care Centre and more. It offers range of programs. Visit http://toronto.ca/torontofun York U to build nearly 500 new residence units York University is adding 487 new residence units to its North York campus, including 60 affordable units.

North York Community Council approved the university’s application for the development earlier this month. The decision must still be approved by city council Sept. 30.

The university seeks to construct two six-storey private academic accommodations buildings, which would include non-residential uses at grade at 4700 Keele St. The development would be at the southeast corner of The Pond Road and Sentinel Road, which is south of the university’s core campus. The site is currently a paved parking lot.

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One-day event raises money for Syrian refugees >>>from page 1 Newnham campus at Hwy. 404 and Finch Avenue Thursday, Sept. 17.

The one-day event, which included a silent auction, musical performances, baked goods and a book sale, raised $6,000 for Médecins Sans Frontières/Doctors Without Borders (MSF) for their relief efforts for refugees in Syria.

“It’s an exciting thing for me, how the event really raised consciousness of global issues,” Maynard said, adding a similar fundraiser raised $8,000 in 2007 for earthquake victims in Haiti. “Syria is around the world, but it impacts us at home. Yes, the event was about fundraising, but it was also about raising awareness as global citizens.”

The same day as the fundraiser, Seneca’s president David Agnew announced the college will fund full tuition for 10 refugees from Syria to study at the campuses, whether it be diploma, degree or certificate courses.

“With the fundraiser (recently), we thought we would do what we do – offer 10 full bursaries,” he said.

The college will work with sponsors and settlement agencies to offer the bursaries, Agnew said, adding to his knowledge, this marks the first

Canada and Bermuda who have an identifiable United Church of Canada partner, are not exclusively tied to the current Syria crisis, the church said. $5,000 grants available

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Illustration student Tamika Robinson was one of many working on panels about the Syrian crisis in the halls of Seneca College at York to the refugee crisis in Syria at York/Seneca fundraiser last Thursday.

time Seneca has offered something like this.

“It’s a huge deal to be uprooted from your country,” he said. “You have to find a job, settle the kids in school. We thought (bursaries) was something we could do to be helpful.”

United Church offers help The United Church of Canada is also offering support for refugee sponsorships or settlement in the form of grants.

The grants, available for up to 50 communities of faith within

Each group can apply for a $5,000 grant, and can only be given to a registered charity with the Canada Revenue Agency. “Like many people around the world, we in Toronto Conference have grown more aware of the current refugee crisis,” Rev. Bryan Ransom, Conference president, said in a release. “The picture of a dead toddler on a beach is especially poignant, but we know the pain of that one death is multiplied over and over again, and none of us can be unmoved by the images that most recently appeared in the media. The reality is that while we are now seeing this crisis, there are many other refugees who are forgotten in so many places.”

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Upcoming all-candidates meetings Two all-candidates meetings have been set in the riding of Don Valley West.

A meeting organized by Don Mills Residents Association will be held Tuesday, Oct. 6 at St. Bonaventure Church, 1300 Leslie St., at 7 p.m.

Another meeting hosted by the Leaside Property Owners takes place Wednesday, Oct. 7 at Leaside Memorial Community Gardens, 1073 Millwood Rd., at 7 p.m. allwAnWillowdale candidates meeting all-candidates meeting in

Willowdale takes place Thursday, Oct. 8 at 7 p.m. at the Pentecostal Church, 288 Cummer Ave. All Willowdale candidates have been invited.

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Uber users petition city to make rideshare company a legal service Thousands have signed an online petition in support of Uber.

As of Monday, the petition had almost 25,000 names calling for Toronto council to vote for regulation of the private rideshare company’s operations so that it’s considered a legal service. The company’s rampant popularity – 20,000 new users join per week according to recent figures provided by Uber – has come at the expense of cab companies who say they can’t fairly compete.

Council will consider the issue at its Sept. 30 meeting.

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The event promises to bring together senior-level transportation industry executives with lawmakers in an effort to address how the Toronto region can best spend the billions of dollars in transit funding allocated by the province.

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scheduled to make keynote speeches at the event which takes place Monday, Nov. 16 at the Westin Harbour Castle Toronto hotel. For more information visit www.bot.com DOWNSVIEW PARK TO wMetrolinx GET GO transit LINE says a new GO rail

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Black Creek Sanitary Drainage Area Servicing Improvements Municipal Class Environmental Assessment Notice of Study Commencement Study Overview

The City ofToronto has initiated a Municipal Class Environmental Assessment (EA) study to address problems and opportunities with the Black Creek SanitaryTrunk Sewer (STS) within the Black Creek Sanitary Drainage Area (see study area map).The purpose of the Class EA study is to assess capacity issues of the Black Creek STS and to address the adverse impacts of combined sewer overflows to Black Creek within the study area.The study will recommend solutions to achieve the following objectives: • Accommodate sanitary flows for projected future growth in the sanitary drainage area • Reduce surcharge levels of the Black Creek STS • Reduce combined sewer overflow discharges to Black Creek • Reduce Inflow and Infiltration into the Black Creek STS

Background

Built around 1960, the Black Creek STS is a 15 km sanitary trunk sewer that services the 5,700 hectare Black Creek Sanitary Drainage Area.

The Black Creek STS is a tributary to the Humber STS and ultimately conveys sewage to the Humber WastewaterTreatment Plant.

The Black Creek STS has experienced capacity issues during some rainfalls, which have caused flooding due to the surcharging of the trunk sewer. Over the next few decades, a significant population increase is expected to occur within the Black Creek sanitary drainage area, which will result in an increase in capacity constraints on the trunk sewer. In addition, during some storms, combined sewer overflow discharges to Black Creek occur from three combined trunk sewers in the study area.

The Process

The study is being planned as a Schedule “C” project under the Municipal Class Environmental Assessment document. The Class EA process provides members of the public and interested parties with opportunities to provide input at key stages of the study.The studies will define the problem and the causes of the problem, consider and evaluate alternative solutions, assess impacts of the preferred solutions, and identify measures to lessen any adverse impacts.

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Three sets of Public Information Centres (PICs) are planned for this Class EA project.The first set of PICs is expected to take place in the spring of 2016. City staff and the consulting team will be present to answer questions and discuss the next steps in the process.The second and third sets of PICs are anticipated to take place in fall and winter of 2016. Notification of the PICs will be advertised in the local community newspaper and notices mailed to residents within the study area.

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Melanoma survivor Caroline Douglas, 29, participating in Sunday’s walk >>>from page 1 been taken away from me. I can’t go out with sunscreen anymore. I have a full-body suit that I put on,” she said.

Every time a person tans, they expose themselves to the disease, she said.

The woman began her battle about two years ago, when she was working at an outdoor education camp in Hong Kong. Half a year into her stint in Hong Kong, she felt a lump on the left side of her neck, near her collarbone. With cancer history in the family, she went to see a doctor, who removed the lump at that visit and within 24 hours she was diagnosed.

Her parents flew to Hong Kong, where she got CAT scans that revealed five tumors on the left side of her neck. She returned to Canada, where surgeons removed 63 lymph nodes, 11 of which were tumorous and then she started radiation.

When her cancer was discovered, it was Stage 3, but it later travelled to her lungs and liver, becoming Stage 4 melanoma.

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stage cancer,” Douglas said.

As scary as the disease is, Douglas said she wants people to know melanoma is preventable and curable.

She said treatments have advanced during her time battling it.

“Up until two or three years ago,

Stage 4 melanoma was like a death sentence,” she said. “It’s a really aggressive form of cancer. As of last week, I got a clear scan. The disease that had spread to my lungs and my liver responded to the drugs. I had maybe a 12 per cent chance it would.

Am I cured? Not really.

But this is the best, I think, that it’s going to get.

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I want to give the message there is hope. The technology and medicine is advancing so quickly.”

She had been placed on a trial drug, called MEK162, which shrunk the tumors in her organs by about 30 per cent. When her body developed an immunity to the drug after about six months, she was placed on Yervoy, which restarted her immune system, so her body would fight the cancer off on its own, which it did.

“Am I cured? Not really. But this is the best, I think, that it’s going to get. There is a chance it will come back. It is a cancer. My odds of being no evidence of disease for the next three years is about 85 per cent and that’s really good.”

She got through her battle by staying positive, but realistic. She stayed busy, received lots of love and

support of her family and friends, and relied on Netflix. Through the journey, her husband Justin Douglas was there. They met just after she had finished her radiation treatments. She told him she had cancer early on in their relationship and he stayed with her the entire ride. They spent more time together at the doctor’s office than at the movies.

“That was the reality of our relationship. He’s only known cancer Caroline. He didn’t know me before I was diagnosed,” Douglas said. “This is what has become my life. He chose to be part of it. He chose to embrace the crap that goes with cancer, and for that I see him as my hero.”

Douglas will be walking with her husband and their family and friends at the Strides for Melanoma Walk Sunday at Sunnybrook Park, 1132 Leslie St. Registration opens at 9 a.m., with the walk at 10 a.m.

There are 13 walks taking place across the country.

Visit www.melanomanetwork. ca for details about the walk and the disease.

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A METROLAND MEDIA INVESTIGATIVE SERIES

THE IMPENDING WAVE

Mobilizing policymakers and stakeholders ‘critical’ to addressing influx of dementia cases among seniors

by LAURA DASILVA

A

TIDAL WAVE

On May 6, Nickel of dementia is Belt MP Claude Gravelle about to engulf tabled private member’s Bill Canada’s aging population.

C-356 Respecting a National Today, 747,000 Canadians are living Strategy for Dementia. The bill was with dementia, including Alzheimer’s defeated in a vote of 140 to 139 in the disease. This number is expected to increase House of Commons after Liberal MP to 1.4 million by end of 2031, according to Yvonne Jones failed to stand up and Alzheimer Society of Canada (ASC). register her vote.

Annual costs of dementia will “It was heartbreaking to see increase from $33 billion today we lost this very important strategy because to $293 billion by 2040 says ASC, posing an overwhelming threat one Liberal MP was to the country’s health-care not paying attention,” system and economy.

Gravelle said.

Mimi Lowi-Young, the The deciding vote CEO of ASC, is pushing for a could have also come A METROLAND national dementia strategy that from Conservative MP will prevent persons living with Joe Preston who initially MEDIA SERIES dementia and their caregivers from voted in favour, but then PART 1 OF 3 being pulled into the undertow of changed his vote to a nay. this wave.

Gravelle was inspired to champion a She calls dementia a “non-partisan issue and strategy after watching his mother battle health priority” and has asked the main political Alzheimer’s disease until her death in 2003. parties to include a national dementia strategy “When my mom had dementia, we didn’t in their platforms leading up to the Oct. 19 know enough,” he said. “We didn’t understand it federal election. ASC also just launched and at the time we thought it was just age. But it’s its ‘Raise your Voice’ civic engagement not age, it’s a disease.” campaign to encourage those affected Though she voted against Gravelle’s bill, in October by dementia to speak to candidates 2014 Health Minister Rona Ambrose announced about why a national strategy is so $31.5 million in funding for Alzheimer’s research and committed to working toward critical.

With just under a month to go a national strategy to fight the “impending until voting day, the NDP have loom” of dementia. pledged to invest $40 million THE 2015 FEDERAL BUDGET includes over four years in a Canadawide strategy, focusing on a commitment to continue supporting screening, diagnosis, support innovation in health care and dementia and research. The Green Party, research. The government proposes to through its National Seniors provide up to $42 million over five years to Strategy, has also committed Toronto’s Baycrest Health Sciences to supto a national plan for dementia port the establishment of the Canadian - though no funding details have >>>WORKING, page 17 been announced.

Currently, Canada is the only G7 country without a national plan in place. Earlier this year, a single vote could have changed that.

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Mimi Lowi-Young is CEO of the Alzheimer Society of Canada.

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objectives for a national strategy on dementia

According to Mimi Lowi-Young, Alzheimer Society of Canada CEO, key objectives of a national dementia strategy should include:

1 Increasing investment in research, fostering collaboration and improving knowledge exchange and translation.

2 Providing a surveillance system and evidence-based information on all aspects of Alzheimer’s disease and other dementias to inform best practices.

3 Enhancing the competency and capacity of those delivering dementia care.

4 Increasing awareness about dementia risk factors, early diagnosis and timely interventions.

5 Strengthening the integration and co-ordination of care and service delivery across the health-care continuum.

6 Recognizing family caregiver needs and developing supports that provide options and flexibility.

+ To learn more, visit www.alzheimer.ca

DEMENTIA ADVISORY GROUP GIVES A VOICE TO THOSE AFFECTED

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Mary Beth Wighton at the 2014 Walk for Alzheimer’s in Kitchener.

A fervent group of people living with dementia is out to prove life does not end with a diagnosis.

The Ontario Dementia Advisory Group (ODAG) was formed in 2014 with the purpose of giving people living with Alzheimer’s disease and other dementias a voice in shaping Ontario’s healthcare policy.

The five-member group is erasing the assumption that people living with dementia are unable to communicate their needs, wants and perspectives. They are working with the provincial government to develop an Ontario dementia strategy that will impact the province’s aging population.

Mary Beth Wighton is a retired owner of a recruiting firm. She was diagnosed with probable frontotemporal dementia in 2012 at age 45. As a member of ODAG, she shares the triumphs and challenges she faces with her partner and daughter through writing and speaking engagements. Here’s what she has to say:

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If you don’t hear it from the people experiencing it, they just become numbers on a spreadsheet.

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Wouldn’t you As soon as rather put in you switch from a ramp and your home into some dementia- long-term care, friendly devices your finances are in a home, than out the window. put someone in a room?

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1.4 MILLION PEOPLE As the Canadian population ages, we are seeing a growth in the country’s dementia problem.

In 2011, 747,000 Canadians were living with Alzheimer’s disease and other dementias - that’s 14.9 per cent of Canadians 65 and older.

Here are some stats that show how the dementia burden on Canadian society will begin to accelerate:

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By 2031: If nothing changes, 1.4 million people will have dementia in Canada - a 47 per cent increase from 2011 levels.

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Today, the combined direct (medical) and indirect (lost earnings) costs of dementia total $33 billion per year.

By 2040: That’s expected to climb to $293 billion a year, if Canada maintains its current path.

In 2011, family caregivers spent in excess of 444 million unpaid hours looking after someone with cognitive impairment, including dementia.

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This figure represents $11 billion in lost income and 227,760 full-time equivalent employees in the workforce.

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By 2040: Family caregivers could spend 1.2 billion unpaid hours per year.

Source: Alzheimer Society of Canada; www.alzheimer.ca

ADVICE

‘All About Me’ is a booklet for people with dementia, to help them create a personal record of their background and what is important to them. An editable PDF version of ‘All About Me’ is available for download at www. alzheimer.ca

Working to defuse the dementia time bomb >>>from page 16 Centre for Aging and Brain Health Innovation.

Since 2006, the government has invested more than $860 million in support of neuroscience research, allotting $182 million for the prevention, diagnosis and care of dementia.

However, Lowi-Young said more needs to be done.

A national strategy would ensure someone living in Northern Ontario would receive the same kind of service as someone in Vancouver, B.C. She said objectives of the national strategy should include more investment and focus in research, better integration, co-ordination and accessibility of primary, community and home-care across the country, improved training of health-care workers and better supports for family caregivers.

The ASC has requested a total of $150 million over five years to create and fund the Canadian Alzheimer’s Disease and Dementia Partnership, which would bring together researchers, Alzheimer societies and federal and provincial governments to develop and implement a Canadawide plan.

“We need to take these objectives and make them real,” Lowi-Young said. “We need to prepare now. We can’t wait for the future.”

ONTARIO IS A LARGE PIECE

cases to 255,000, according to the Alzheimer Society of Ontario.

Efforts are underway that may help diffuse the province’s dementia time bomb.

In November 2014, Premier Kathleen Wynne and Health Minister Eric Hoskins mandated Indira Naidoo-Harris, the Halton MPP and parliamentary assistant to the Minister of Health and Long Term Care, to develop a comprehensive Ontario dementia strategy.

“It’s critical we start planning for our future today. It’s going to involve research, supports for caregivers and care partners, but it’s also going to involve educating people,” NaidooHarris said in an interview.

Her mandate includes championing more research and innovation to better understand the disease, supporting the implemen-

tation of 25 new memory clinics across Ontario (designed for early dementia detection and prevention), and working across levels of government and agencies to identify ways to expand supports to family caregivers.

The politician watched her fatherin-law battle Alzheimer’s and calls it an “extremely painful and emotionally draining” experience.

“It was very hard for our family to sit by and watch one of the smartest men that we knew slowly lose the ability to speak and express himself,” she said.

An advisory board of more than 30 experts has been formed to bring together key stakeholders from Alzheimer societies, the Ontario Long Term Care Association, the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health and community care access centres, among

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others.

David Harvey, chief of public policy and programs initiative for the Alzheimer Society of Ontario, is part of that board and said it is critical to have people at the table who are experiencing dementia first-hand.

“Our focus has been developing a strategy that enables persons living with dementia to have a voice in articulating what their needs are and what the solutions might be moving forward,” he said.

The Ontario Dementia Advisory Group (ODAG) consists of people living with dementia whose motto is “nothing about us without us.”

They have been working with Naidoo-Harris on the Ontario strategy and will help government create policies and procedures through first-hand perspectives.

ODAG member Bea Kraayenhof is a retired nurse who has been living with Alzheimer’s disease for 15 years.

She said dementia should not be politicized and that Ontario needs to prepare for the “tsunami” by implementing a set of rules for long-term care homes and health-care agencies to follow.

“The people in government now making the policies will be the ones living those policies,” she said. “If they’re lucky enough to live long, it’s probably going to happen to them.”

An initial meeting was held in July to collect opinions and by 2020, more than jumping off points on how to best go about building a personA QUARTER OF A MILLION centered model of care. seniors in Ontario

ONTARIANS OVER 65 IS LIVING WITH

of this national puzzle. In five years, the province expects to see a 22.5 per cent jump in dementia cases, bringing the total number of provincial

dementia

will be affected...

VOICES

Families need more support to keep loved ones with dementia at home Beverly Verwey believes home is where the heart should stay.

In 2007, she gave her mother, Betty, the option to move into a retirement home or to live with her in her Newmarket home. Betty chose the latter.

Verwey watched her mother’s early signs of dementia progress to the point where Betty no longer recognized her daughter.

Betty became blind and was later diagnosed with breast cancer.

In 2012, Verwey retired early from her job with the Canadian Red Cross to stay home and take care of Betty. The local Community Care Access Centre (CCAC) provided 12 hours per week of personal support worker (PSW) help.

She had a front row seat to gaps in the home care system, and noticed inconsistencies in PSWs’ implementation of her mother’s daily exercise routine, a critical component to her physical and mental health.

“The family caregivers need some sort of respite,” she said. “They have to trust that the support worker they’re leaving their loved one with is going to do the right thing.”

She believes students in college PSW programs need more time in the classroom and doing clinical work.

“The PSWs take a four-month course, then they have a short practical part where they work in a long-term care home,” she said.

She said an occasional evaluation of PSWs’ skills, attitude and work ethic needs to be implemented.

According to Verwey, an overhaul of the Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care is needed: “Funding, tools and resources from the government should be allocated to families who are keeping their family member at home.”

Betty died in January 2014 at the age of 94.

by LAURA DASILVA

...that is approximately the combined populations of Oshawa and Waterloo

COMING NEXT Part two, to be published next week, offers the perspective of a former ICU nurse and member of the Ontario Dementia Advisory Group whoʼs been living with early onset Alzheimerʼs disease. Her experience in dealing with a lengthy diagnosis and mismanaged treatment has her advocating for a patient-centred policy for health professionals dealing with dementia.

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“There’s arts appreciation, arts around Toronto, book clubs, bridge clubs, food groups, French groups, games, global concerns, knitting, life skills, movies, reading and much more,” Betts said.

The North York club has charitable trusts that provide bursaries and scholarships to women at various North York high schools and universities.

The membership is $110 for the year with part of the money going to the scholarship fund. UWCNY also supports the North York Women’s Shelters and other community organizations.

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Contracts commence Sunday October 25th, 2015.

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416-740-6802 / 647-717-9000 905-364-0048 / 647-717-9000 BRAMPTON (Queen St and Kennedy) 252 Queen St. E Unit 7, Brampton L6V1C1

416-262-9319 / 647-740-6000

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1367 Wilson Ave. Toronto

3 blocks west of Keele Street on the south side

2 014 2014

READERS’ R EADERS’

416-241-3939

CHOICE WINNER WINNER

HOURS: Monday to Friday 9-7 Saturday 9-6 Sunday 9-4

Specials valid from:

Thurs Sept 24 to Wed Sept 30 CUT FROM CANADA AA

BEEF T-BONE STEAKS

8

$ 99 lb 19.82 kg

HOMEGROWN ONTARIO

BONELESS CHICKEN BREAST

3

$ 99 lb 8.80 kg

HOMEGROWN ONTARIO

BONELESS PORK LOIN ROAST

3

$ 49 lb 7.69 kg

PRODUCT OF CANADA

SANDANIELE MORTADELLA LEAN HOT OR MILD

5

$ 49 lb 1.21 100gr

TRE STELLE MOZZARELLA BALL

3

$ 99 ea 340gr

HOMEGROWN ONTARIO

CHICKEN LEG BACK ATTACHED

1

$ 29 lb 2.84 kg

HOMEGROWN ONTARIO

BONELESS PORK LOIN CHOPS

3

$ 99 lb 8.80 kg

HOMEGROWN ONTARIO

FRESH IN STORE MADE PORK SAUSAGES HOT OR MILD

4

$ 49 lb 9.90 kg

PRODUCT OF CANADA

TRE STELLE FRIULANO WHOLE

5

$ 99 lb 1.32 100gr

PRODUCT OF CANADA

MASTRO SOPRESSATA HOT OR MILD

8

$ 99 lb 1.98 100gr