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BUTTERFLY: Hannah Genich of the Scarborough Swim Club competes in the women’s 100-metre butterfly during the 2016 Canadian Olympic Swimming Trials at the Toronto Pan Am Centre Tuesday. She came fourth in her heat. The trials will determine the members of the Canadian swim teams for the Rio Olympics and Paralympics this summer, and they continue at the Pan Am Centre on Morningside Avenue until Sunday.
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Choir! Choir! Choir!, which has performed at the Juno Awards, Massey Hall, and the Art Gallery of Ontario, will be at Eglinton Square Saturday from noon to 4 p.m. as part of a fundraiser for Scarborough Arts. It’s all part of Eglinton Square’s Let Us Make Your Day events, which take place on April 9 and 16. Along with fun events at the shopping mall at 1 Eglinton Square, off Eglinton Avenue between Pharmacy and Victoria Park avenues, the Let Us Make Your Day program will also be accepting donations in support of Scarborough Arts. And the sing-along with Choir! Choir! Choir! promises to be one of the highlights this Saturday, said Darren Neely, Eglinton Square marketing manager. “What they do is they see how you sound when you sing and >>>SINGING, page 29
Councillor Paul Ainslie’s attempt to get Scarborough Community Council to change
its stand on the future of local hospitals ended Tuesday when one councillor walked out of a meeting. But the point was made: Rouge Valley Health System
is marshalling support to preserve itself, its “market share” of patients, and the “community” it serves in eastern Scarborough and western Durham. A provincial expert panel
concluded hospitals should be merged within Scarborough and within Durham, which would split RVHS between two regions. The panel’s report, made
public in December, also backs long-awaited investments in Scarborough, including two emergency room expansions, new operating rooms to replace >>>KELLY, page 28
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