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The Toronto Pan Am Sports Centre was officially presented to the University of Toronto Scarborough and City of Toronto on Tuesday. Previously known as the CIBC Pan Am/Parapan Am Aquatics Centre and Field House, the centre was the largest sports facility built for the Games and the largest investment in Canadian amateur sport history. Marking the handover of the facility, Saäd Rafi, CEO of Toronto 2015, presented a ceremonial key to Bruce Kidd, University of Toronto vicepresident and principal of the

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PUTTING THE PIECES TOGETHER: Our senior population is expected to see a drastic increase in dementia cases in coming years. Metroland Media and The Mirror present a three-part series investigating the challenges of preparing for it and the efforts underway to improve research, diagnosis and treatment for those affected by the disease. Read part one on page 38. See the series and more online >> insidetoronto.com/dementia

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Scarborough campus. “The Games were just the beginning. They were a springboard for this community and campus to reach out and grab new opportunities,” said Rafi. “It’s time for these pools, these diving boards, these courts, to create another legacy. A legacy for this campus, this community and for Canadian highperformance athletes.” Called TPASC for short, the 312,000-square-foot complex boasts a range of amenities. The aquatics portion houses a dive tank and dry-land dive training area, and two internationallysanctioned, 10-lane, 50-metre pools. The facility also features >>>LEGACY, page 20

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Maximum $7,000 discount is offered on 2015 Optima Hybrid LX (OP74AF) only. Certain conditions apply. See your dealer for complete details. Representative Financing Example: Financing offer available on approved credit (OAC), on a new 2015 Forte Sedan LX MT (FO541F) with a selling price of $17,664 is based on monthly payments of $175 for 84 months at 0% with a $0 down payment and first monthly payment due at finance inception. Offer also includes $3,000 cash discount. Other taxes, registration, insurance and licensing fees are excluded. $750 Celebration Bonus amounts are offered on select 2016 Sorento, 2015 Soul and 2015 Optima models and are deducted from the negotiated cash purchase, finance or lease price before taxes. Offer available from September 18 to 30, 2015 only while supplies last. Amounts vary by trim and model. Certain conditions apply. 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Comedian and actor Gerry Dee gets help from students Eva Loizzo-McKenna, Joseph Condon and Mckenna Bernard to deliver new technology equipment from Best Buy Canada’s community outreach program to Guildwood Junior Public School last week.

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Comedian Gerry Dee dropped by a Scarborough school to help Best Buy surprise students with new computers recently. The actor, former teacher and Scarborough native spoke to students at Guildwood Junior Public School about the importance of learning and technology, before breaking the news that Best Buy donated 35 Acer Chromebook laptops and 35 Acer tablets to the school. “Technology, it’s come so far since I was a kid, and it’s so important for the kids to know how to use it, to have that advantage when they get older,” said Dee. “So I think it’s great what Best Buy has done to allow kids to get on a computer.” The donation came from Best Buy’s Tech Lab grant program, formerly the Future Shop Tech Lab grant program, which promotes 21st century learning by giving money and equipment to schools in need throughout Canada. “Best Buy’s all about giving back to the communities where we live and work,” said Elliott Chun, the company’s communications manager. “The digital age is moving so fast, that there’s sometimes a gap between where the digital age of technology is versus where (school) learning is, and

operations product process Students exploded with manager, Ian Evans, delivcheers and applause when they learned about their new ered them to the students, computers. while members of its Geek Squad helped set everything Along with the importance up. Software for the devices, of learning and technology, and cases for the tablets, were Dee spoke to the kids about donated as well. working hard to achieve their Principal Eckleton Richards goals, telling them they can do said the contribution helped whatever they want in life as long as they put their mind the school achieve its goal of giving all its students access to it. to new technology. Joking with students “Every single student will throughout his visit, he also have access to an electronic took questions from the kids, device now that we have high-fiving many of them as this grant,” he they left after said. the assemTechnology, it’s come bly. “They’ll be A father able to colso far since I was a kid, of three, laborate and and it’s so important and former communicate with each for the kids to know teacher at other regularly. how to use it. Toronto’s We’re looking De La Salle – Gerry Dee College, at things like Dee said he coding clubs, appreciates any chance to they can share media with support kids and schools, each other, create videos, create presentations in unconbut helping give back to the ventional formats.” Scarborough community was The devices also help the especially meaningful. school, platinum certified by “This is a real special thing Ontario EcoSchools, continue for me to get to come back,” he to reduce its ecological footsaid. “I don’t remember much print and work toward its goal of growing up in Scarborough, of going completely paperless. because I was two when we It also enhances the school’s left, but I’m very proud of the STEM focus, that encourages fact that I’m from here. Mike students to explore science, Meyers was an idol of mine, technology, engineering and he’s from here. I was born in mathematics. Scarborough General ... so it’s In general, equipment special to come back here.” like the laptops and tablets Now living in North York, the school received helps and appearing on television inspire kids’ learning, noted and movie screens far and Richards. wide, Dee noted his first time in the spotlight was when The “Kids like to be able to use technology, and integrate it Scarborough Mirror published into everything that they do. It a photo of him at six years old, increases their engagement,” after he won a Fairview Mall he said. “Every student should art contest. He still has a cliphave access to 21st century ping of the photo of him and learning.” his sister.

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Seniors deserve a nation-wide care strategy T aking care of an aging senior can be a heavy burden, particularly when they’re suffering from a complex health issue. It’s a day-to-day struggle for families and individual caregivers, but it’s also about to become a massive problem for our province and country. According to the Canadian Medical Association, our senior population is about to double in the next 20 years and the 85 and older age group will quadruple. 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. We’re putting a spotlight on the issue – the challenges that currently exist in addressing the coming wave, but also the efforts made so far, the innovations being developed and the positive stories that offer hope for our future. Canada needs a long-term strategy for senior health care and dementia, one that takes into account the perspectives of people currently affected by the disease and establishes sufficient funding to offer quality care. With the federal election only weeks away, it’s the perfect time to apply pressure on policy makers. Visit www.insidetoronto.com/dementia to get a sense of the bigger picture. Then ask your local federal candidate what they propose to do to help our population as it ages.

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

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, there are other perquisites

david nickle the city 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 long 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 and 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?

David Nickle is The Mirror’s city hall reporter. His column runs every Thursday.

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family fun day: From top: William, left, and younger brother Thomas Anger played a fishing game during Family Fun Day at West Rouge Community Centre Saturday; Haley Ellison, right, gets her face painted; children raced around a track on electric bikes, with parents in pursuit. Photos/CHRIS TANOUYE

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Police expect to lay charges after executing two search warrants at illegal gaming houses in north Scarborough. The search warrants were executed over the past several weeks on Montezuma Trail (near Brimley Road and Finch Avenue) and on Sheppard Avenue at Brimley. Police seized gaming machines and a large quantity of cash. “It’s a lot of effort and time to show who was keeping the common gaming house,” said Det. Sgt. Gerry Heaney of 42 Division. “The investigations are continuing with expectation of charges being laid.” Police also know of a large cluster of gaming houses in industrial units along the Kennedy Road corridor. “Over the past several months, we’ve noticed a large increase in the number of illegal gaming houses in 42

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Sidhu said. A 30-year-old man with multiple stab wounds was taken to a trauma centre. A 32-year-old man who suffered a single stab wound was also taken to the trauma centre. A pizza shop was also located with a broken window. At about 2:30 p.m., two 19-year-old men with stab wounds were located at a McDonald’s at Markham and

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Students at Scarborough’s Monsignor Fraser College’s Midland North campus recently welcomed a special guest, Canada’s Governor General. Talking, joking and sharing stories with students as he went, Gov. Gen. David Johnston toured the cam-

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Kaleidoscope Ball benefits The Scarborough Hospital The Kaleidoscope Ball next month will help raise funds for The Scarborough Hospital while at the same time honouring the 2015 inductees into the Scarborough Walk of Fame. The ball takes place Saturday, Oct. 17 at the Scarborough Convention Centre on Torham Road. Specifically, the ball and induction ceremonies will

support the hospital’s diagnostic imaging department. The theme of the Kaleidoscope October Ball is Diversity Shines Bright, and it will celebrate the more than 47 different nationalities that make up the global, diverse community of Scarborough. The 2015 Scarborough

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the 2015 inductees Mike Holmes Television host, philanthropist and home improvement contractor Holmes started his career as a professional contractor in Scarborough. He has become Canada’s most trusted contractor and the host and co-creator of the hit television series, Holmes on Homes, Holmes Inspection, and Holmes Makes It Right. Farley Flex Music promoter, artist manager and motivational speaker Born in Britain, but raised in Scarborough, Flex is an accomplished music promoter, artist manager and motivational speaker, Known across the country as a judge on the reality TV show Canadian Idol, Flex managed ground-breaking Canadian rapper Maestro Fresh-Wes (also a member of the Scarborough Walk of Fame). Flex also established Canada’s first black-owned and operated radio station, Flow 93.5. Betty Carr Former publisher of The Scarborough Mirror, and community supporter Through her work as The Scarborough Mirror

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SPO Presents East Meets West WHEN: 8 to 10:30 p.m. WHERE: Scarborough Citadel Salvation Army, 2021 Lawrence Ave. E. CONTACT: spo.ca, spo@spo. ca COST: Adults $30, seniors $25 A blend of musical traditions from China and the West at the Scarborough Philharmonic Orchestra’s first concert of the season. Check out our complete online community calendar by visiting www.scarboroughmirror.com. Read weeks of listings from your Scarborough neighbourhoods as well as events from across Toronto. June Crawford, 416-724-9004 Culture Days & Métis Roots Cultural Showcase WHEN: 1 to 3:30 p.m. WHERE: Malvern Library, 30 Sewells RD. CONTACT: Chantel, 416-396-8969 COST: Free Healthy Living Fair WHEN: 1 to 4 p.m. WHERE: Bridlewood Mall, 2900 Warden Ave. CONTACT: Laura Harper, 416-292-6912, hlaura@agincourtcommunityservices. com COST: Free Diabetes awareness event. Western Dinner/ Dance WHEN: 7 to 11:30 p.m. WHERE: Royal Canadian Legion Branch 258, 45 Lawson Rd. CONTACT: irenestevens, irenestevens@rogers.com

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Together: An Exhibition on Global Development WHEN: 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. WHERE: University of Toronto Scarborough Campus, 1265 Military Trail CONTACT: exhibit@akfc.ca COST: Free Together is an interactive, bilingual experience for all ages, highlighting Canadian contributions to positive change around the world. The exhibition features photography and film, artefact, an interactive world map and a global citizen skills quiz.

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Personal Safety and Identity Theft Protection for Seniors WHEN: 1 p.m. WHERE: Albert Campbell District Library, 496 Birchmount Rd. CONTACT: 416-396-8890 COST: Free Call to register.

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knitting, life skills, movies, reading and much more,” Betts said. The CFUW oversees 100 women’s clubs like the one in North York involving 8,500 women across Canada. The North York club has charitable trusts that provide bursaries and scholarships to women at York University, Seneca College, Claude Watson School of the Arts, Earl Haig Secondary School and the CFUW Charitable Trust. “The membership is $110 for the year,” Betts said. “And part of the membership goes toward the scholarship fund. Last year we gave out $13,500 presented to 15 women in North York.” UWCNY also supports the North York Women’s Shelters and other community organizations. The club allows a platform for women to participate in public affairs and network with CFUW members across the country.

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On May 6, Nickel Belt of dementia is MP Claude Gravelle tabled about to engulf private member’s Bill C-356 Canada’s aging population. Respecting a National Strategy for Dementia. The bill was defeated Today, 747,000 Canadians are living with dementia, including Alzheimer’s in a vote of 140 to 139 in the House disease. This number is expected to increase of Commons after Liberal MP Yvonne to 1.4 million by end of 2031, according to Jones failed to stand up and register Alzheimer Society of Canada (ASC). her vote. Annual costs of dementia will “It was heartbreaking to see increase from $33 billion today we lost this very importo $293 billion by 2040 says ASC, tant strategy because 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 MEDIA SERIES will prevent persons living with Joe Preston who initially dementia and their caregivers from voted in favour, but then PART 1 OF 3 being pulled into the undertow of this changed his vote to a nay. 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 federal election. ASC also just launched it and at the time we thought it was just age. But its ‘Raise your Voice’ civic engagement it’s not age, it’s a disease.” campaign to encourage those affected Though she voted against Gravelle’s bill, in by dementia to speak to candidates October 2014 Health Minister Rona Ambrose about why a national strategy is so announced $31.5 million in funding for critical. Alzheimer’s research and committed to With just under a month to go working toward a national strategy to fight until voting day, the NDP have the “impending 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 39 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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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.

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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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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:

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.

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

By 2040: Family caregivers could spend 1.2 billion unpaid hours per year. Source: Alzheimer Society of Canada; www.alzheimer.ca

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‘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 diffuse the dementia time bomb >>>from page 38 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.”

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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,” Naidoo-Harris said in an interview. Her mandate includes championing more research and innovation to better understand the disease,

supporting the implementation 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

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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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Residents join rally to save Second Base shelter MIKE ADLER madler@insidetoronto.com The union brought flags, but youth at a rally presented the best arguments for keeping Scarborough’s Second Base Youth Shelter alive. Themselves. “This shelter gives us a chance to do something with our lives, to become something more,” Cassie, who has been at the shelter for nearly two months told a small crowd in front of the facility on Kennedy Road last Friday. “Second Base is literally where life can begin again.” The shelter’s volunteer board has decided to close it on Oct. 20 because of financial pressures. Only 18 of its 60 beds are still filled, as Second Base’s residents are being sent elsewhere, but Cassie said those who remain are fighting to save a place that is their home. The teenager said if Scarborough’s only emergency youth shelter didn’t exist, she’d probably be sleeping on the streets, begging people for money to get food and clothes – and who knows what else. “For once, this entire city needs

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