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Sheppard LRT delay raising subway hopes MIKE ADLER madler@insidetoronto.com The province approved it, the mayor shelved it, councillors and citizens groups debated it for months this year and finally saw the Sheppard East light-rail transit (LRT) project brought back to life.

But then, in June, Ontario’s government quietly delayed construction of the 12-kilometre line from Don Mills station in North York to Scarborough’s Morningside Avenue by another three years.

That means residents and TTC riders who saw work on the line begin in 2009 – before Rob Ford won the mayoralty and shut it down – won’t see the project resume until 2017 or finish until 2021.

OTHER PRIORITIES Three other LRT lines Toronto Council greenlighted this spring – the Eglinton-Scarborough Crosstown, Finch West, and a replacement and extension of the Scarborough Rapid Transit line - are now scheduled for completion before Sheppard East, in 2020.

“It came out of the blue,” said Ernie McCullough, executive director of the Sheppard East Village BIA, whose members have known since the group’s 2007 formation between Midland Avenue and Markham Road they stand to lose sales during construction while gaining streetscape

improvements.

The Business Improvement Area had worked with the TTC and Metrolinx, the province’s transit agency, to smooth the construction period.

McCullough, part of a panel that helped council choose the LRT over a Sheppard Subway extension to Scarborough Town Centre, said members in April accepted news the project could not be restarted until 2014.

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Emergency workers treat a Toronto police officer and a 57-year-old woman, who both suffered serious injuries but not life threatening injuries, after a head-on collision on Midland Avenue yesterday afternoon involving a Toronto police cruiser.

NO EXPLANATION “Don’t start until you’re truly ready to go,” McCullough remembered members saying, but added there has been no explanation of the latest delay from Metrolinx or local MPPs. In response to questions this week, Metrolinx and David Salter, spokesperson for Transportation Minister Bob Chiarelli, said the province, with many infrastructure projects underway, changed the schedule to “avoid inflationary pressures on project costs” and “to avoid overburdening local construction capacity – which would drive up costs.”

“We’re committed to moving this project forward. It’s responsible to look at all delivery options to achieve the best value for taxpayer money,” Salter added in a statement yesterday. >>>POLITICS, page 5

Two drivers injured in head-on crash involving police cruiser ANDREW PALAMARCHUK apalamarchuk@insidetoronto.com A woman and a police officer were seriously hurt in a head-on crash in Scarborough yesterday.

The collision happened on Midland Avenue near Dorcot

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The province’s police watchdog, the Special Investigations Unit, is investigating. The SIU said an officer responding to a call was southbound on Midland when his cruiser collided with a northbound car driven

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HYPE AT CENTENNIAL COLLEGE: Left, automotive instructor Roy Mahadeo congratulates his students before Centennial College’s HYPE (Helping Youth Pursue Education) graduation ceremony recently. A total of 128 people graduated from the summer program making it the largest graduating class Centennial College has had. Above, Jacqueline Davis, winner of the Verdena Francis Momb Scholarship, sheds a tear during the graduation ceremony.

Orangutans taking to technology at Toronto Zoo DANIELLE MILLEY dmilley@insidetoronto.com When it comes to using technology, orangutans at the Toronto Zoo seem interested in the same things as the general public – watching videos and playing games.

The zoo received an anonymous donation of a two iPads in March and since then keeper Matthew Berridge has been giving the intelligent animals some weekly screen time as an additional enrichment activity.

Knuckles on screen “At this stage of the iPad program, we’re basically getting them used to this weird device,” Berridge said as Puppe, 46, and Budi, 6, tapped their knuckles on the screen.

The first interaction between the orangutans and the tablet saw the animals more interested in the screen’s protective cover than the iPad itself.

Berridge had to work on getting the zoo’s six orangutans to learn to use their knuckles or fingers to touch the screen – there were some challenges as orangutans’ nails grow

‘It builds trust between the orangutans and keepers. They really love looking at pictures of orangutans and videos of orangutans.”

– Matthew Berridge, orangutan keeper over their fingertips, making direct contact with the device difficult.

Direct contact is necessary to make the iPad work.

Berridge said the orangutans have since used their tongues and lips to interact with the screen.

Match game Yesterday morning, mother Puppe attempted to hog the device while the much smaller Budi looked on.

“The adults tend to push the young ones out of the way and use it more,” Berridge said.

To show off their skills, the animals played a match game, which they have yet to master, and watched

a YouTube video.

“It provides them something else to do...It builds trust between the orangutans and keepers,” Berridge said.

“They really love looking at pictures of orangutans and videos of orangutans.”

Pick food When the animals touch the screen correctly or tap on a match card, they are rewarded with food just as they are with any of their incentive activities.

For now, the iPads are used once a week on average for about 15 minutes at a time, purely as another activity to fill the orangutans’ days and provide interaction between them and the keepers.

There is hope the device could be used in another ways such as measuring intelligence or allowing the animals to convey information, such as what they’d like for lunch.

“Down the road we’re hoping it will give them a means of communication,” Berridge said.

There are iPad programs at other zoos, though this is the first in Canada.

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Orangutan keeper Matthew Berridge uses an iPad with Puppe and Budi inside their enclosure at the Toronto Zoo yesterday morning.

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Opinion Ian Proudfoot Marg Middleton Peter Haggert Alan Shackleton Warren Elder Jamie Munoz

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We must all take next step to curb youth violence

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he provincial announcement this week to put $20 million into programs to curb youth violence will undoubtedly be embraced by the at-risk communities in the city that will benefit from this additional funding.

In the wake of the Danzig Street shooting last month, which killed two people and left 24 injured, residents across the city were demanding action.

But the youth action plan outlined by Ontario Children and Youth Services our view Minister Dr. Eric Hoskins on Wednesday should not be Community seen as the ultimate solution to resolving the issue of youth involvement violence.

Rather, as Hoskins noted him- is key to safe self, it’s just a starting point.

More funding for the Summer neighbourhoods Jobs for Youth Program is welcome as well as the private-sector job initiative that will provide summer recreation activities for 3,500 more children and youth in the Greater Toronto Area.

The additional $5 million a year to strengthen after school programs will help support community initiatives in priority neighbourhoods across the city including Lawrence Heights in North York, Jamestown in Etobicoke and Kingston-Galloway in Scarborough.

This news is positive.

Secure funding for the TAVIS (Toronto Anti-Violence Intervention Strategy) and PAVIS (Provincial AntiViolence Intervention Strategy) programs is also a step in the right direction.

That said, investing more money into good programs alone won’t succeed in addressing the root issue of why young people get into trouble.

Community involvement is just as integral in helping disadvantaged youth feel a sense of connection, subsequently making neighbourhoods safer.

That could mean volunteering at local organizations, which offer those youth programs that just received funding from the province.

Make a point to attend community events like the East Scarborough Festival Market on Thursdays, or Flavours of Ukraine festival in Etobicoke and Rastafest at Downsview Park in North York both taking place tomorrow.

Residents in every neighbourhood should get to know the police officers serving their community and develop a positive relationship with them.

At the end of the day, it is the work that goes into changing the culture of a community by getting involved is far more sustainable and effective over the long-term.

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To the editor: Re: ‘Easy steps for better waste diversion,’ Editorial, Aug. 16.

While I agree with the gist of the editorial that we must each do our part to sort our trash properly, I believe we need to take a step back further to the origin of our recyclables.

While it may not be an issue for the City of Toronto on its own, all municipalities would benefit from requiring the manufacturers of goods to ensure their products and packaging is recyclable.

I am prepared to do my part in sorting, but I would hope it would be easier knowing all packaging and products were eventually recyclable.

This would ensure the 100 per cent compliance you call for in your editorial.

Marc Charbonneau

A better way for the mayor to get around, perhaps?

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ll this talk that Mayor Rob Ford should have a chauffeur. I don’t know about that. A chauffeur is not for everybody.

Ford doesn’t come across as the kind of guy who would be comfortable with a personal driver. That type of extravagance is not his style.

Oh, sure, I can see the point that well-wishers are making. Phoning, reading, writing, texting, Tweeting, whatever, they’re all no-nos behind the wheel. One can’t be distracted.

I just don’t see why the automatic assumption is that a chauffeur is the only way for him to go. There are other ways.

Take The Better Way, for example.

How come nobody has suggested Ford take the TTC? Lots of people do every day. Why not the city’s head honcho?

I love the idea of the mayor of my city using public transit. How often

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do you see a high-profile figure elbow to elbow with the masses on their way to and from the rat race? It’d be neat to bump into the mayor unexpectedly on the subway, bus or streetcar.

I’d get a kick out of just seeing him on one of the escalators at one of my regular subway stops. Mind you, I’d get a kick out of seeing anybody on one of those escalators. Trouble is they never seem to be working on my route. But that’s a column for another day.

The TTC is also a great fit for Ford. He’s truly a man of the people. Where better to find people in Toronto than on the TTC? I’m not just talking rush hour either.

I routinely take the subway late at night and it’s often standing room only during the summer. I’m not sure where everyone is coming from or going to, but the cars are brimming with activity. It’d be fun to see him in that crowd.

And the TTC has more going for it than just its everyman appeal; it would also be a frugal choice, which is right up his Honour’s cost-conscious alley. Ford campaigned aggressively against excessive office expenses. I’m guessing he places a chauffeur’s salary in that category.

Ah, but The Better Way would dovetail perfectly with his thrifty persona. He could easily pay for each monthly Metropass out of his own pocket and, to stay true to his principles, commit yearly in advance to get a discount.

Nope. Chauffeur, schmauffeur, I say. Anyway you slice it, The Better Way is

the better way for the mayor.

Here’s hoping he makes the bold move. And if he does, who knows, there could be a nice domino effect, too. Seeing him make the switch could entice other citizens to follow suit.

Imagine the impact on city revenues if Ford turns the TTC into a place to be. Heck, if just those ubiquitous shutterbugs dogging his every step make the transition to pick up this new trail, think of the windfall they alone would provide the TTC. They must be spending a small fortune on chauffeurs to drive them all over city. I mean, how else could they have been taking all those pictures of the mayor from their cars, right? n 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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>>>from page 1 Opponents of the Sheppard East LRT project greeted the news with delight, with Scarborough-Agincourt Councillor Norm Kelly this week saying it gives subway extension supporters a chance for “one last clash between the forces of good and evil.”

That battle will come during the 2014 municipal campaign, which Ford and supporters in Scarborough, including himself, look forward to fighting over the LRT issue, Kelly said.

Lai Chu, co-chairperson of Subways Are For Everyone (SAFE), a group still fighting for “our subway” and against “streetcars” on Sheppard East, said she doesn’t mind the area will have to wait longer for a completed transit project.

“It’s better than having something that is a mistake,” she said.

Other Scarborough councillors whose wards are along the route say they’re disappointed by the latest delay.

Raymond Cho and Ron Moeser both said they would do what they could to convince the province to start construction faster.

Waiting because the province is under financial pressure doesn’t

‘Every time the political masters change, the direction may change.’

Scarborough-Rouge River Councillor Chin Lee

make sense, Moeser said, because the project’s costs will rise.

“The longer it’s in the process, the more costly it gets.”

Scarborough-Rouge River Councillor Chin Lee was even gloomier this week, saying the delay may mean northern Scarborough will never receive a rapid-transit line, given how fragile the province’s finances have become.

“In the end, there’s no money,” he said, and elections years from now may derail the project again.

“Every time the political masters change, the direction may change.”

But North York Councillor Shelley Carroll, whose Don Valley East ward includes the planned LRT line’s western terminus, said Ford, not the province, deserves blame for the delay.

“This is why you don’t cavalierly kill a project that’s already begun,” she said, charging Ford’s decision, one of his first as mayor, put the project “out of synch” with the province’s plans.

Some of those plans involve underground tunnelling. It’s required to take the Sheppard East line across the Don Valley, but also to build the Crosstown line and to make an underground connection between the Finch West LRT and a new subway station at Finch Avenue.

Finch West first Metrolinx might as well complete the Finch West LRT before it does the tunnelling for Sheppard East, Carroll said.

An LRT supporter, Carroll said her constituents understood the LRT line was a good value for them and she doesn’t fear campaigning on the issue again, though Carroll said continuing the debate is wasteful.

“The real (transit) riders of Scarborough want to get on with it,” she said, while adding many east of Victoria Park have “been confused and manipulated” into believing the private sector will pay

for a subway.

Moeser, Cho and McCullough all said they hoped the province’s need to order light-rail vehicles for LRT projects, and a lack of financial support for a subway, will eventually give opponents no choice but to give in.

Tied up in transit “I’m certainly convinced the LRT is going to be built,” McCullough said, noting LRVs are on display at the CNE, so that for the first time people can see for themselves the vehicle “isn’t a stupid little streetcar.”

The BIA, meanwhile, is weeks away from receiving a marketing plan – prompted by the project’s 2010 cancellation – which McCullough said will be used to promote the Sheppard East Village area in hopes of building loyalty that will help see merchants through the construction one day.

McCullough said the latest delay allows the BIA to act in a more typical fashion, such as putting on special events.

“We never did that because we were always tied up in the transit planning.”

Province’s SIU to investigate collision

>>>from page 1 traffic and there was a lady coming southbound, and they hit head-on,” he said at the scene.

A male 41 Division officer suffered head injuries and a fractured and dislocated pelvis.

The driver of the other vehicle received a fractured right ankle, the SIU said. It took firefighters about 20 minutes to extricate the victims from the vehicles.

Both victims were taken to Sunnybrook hospital with serious but non-life-threatening injuries.

A Toronto EMS spokesperson said a third patient – believed to be another police officer – was taken to hospital with minor injuries.

Toronto Police Const. Clint Stibbe said the police cruiser involved in the crash was responding to an emergency call.

“It was an assist police officer call.”

Witnesses are asked to call the SIU’s lead investigator at 416-6411866.

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Police at 42 Division in Scarborough are warning residents about “distraction thefts” in which a woman approaches people and startles them by placing a piece of costume jewelry around their neck.

These actions, usually by a lone female, are said to be part of a series of thefts targeting people who wear gold necklaces, police said in a bulletin for residents Tuesday.

“In most cases, the victim does not realize that the suspect has stolen their gold necklace and has

left the costume jewellery in its place until much later,” it said, adding a suspect in the alleged thefts was sometimes seen “in close proximity to a vehicle with a male driver.”

Police are telling people to be cautious if approached while walking.

Anyone who witnesses such a theft is asked to call 911, and to call 416-808-2222 if they see anything else that seems suspicious.

No description of the suspect or suspects was given.

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Toronto police are looking for feedback from the public.

An online poll on the police website seeks information on various policing issues.

Questions will be posted and the results published at the end of the survey period on Sept. 3. Results from previous polls are also available.

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in general.

Residents can have their say by visiting online at www.torontopolice. on.ca/surveys and click on the Have Your Say link.

n Home invasion

Police are looking for four male suspects following a weekend home invasion in Scarborough.

Police said the suspects forced their way into a home near St. Clair Avenue and Brimley Road at about 12:55 a.m. on Sunday.

One suspect knocked a 30-yearold male resident to the ground while two others held the victim down and punched him in the face.

The fourth suspect produced a baton and jabbed the victim in the back.

The robbers stole a tablet, a laptop and a wallet.

The victim wasn’t hurt.

There are vague descriptions of the suspects.

Anyone with information can call 41 Division at 416-808-4100 or Crime Stoppers at 416-222-TIPS (8477).

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and other contracts less than about $340,000. As well, there are exemptions for grants, existing municipal non-conforming measures, and even the ability to create municipal monopolies.

For Toronto, that means its annual portfolio of about $50 million in grants is exempt, as is the city’s main environmental financial organization, the Toronto Atmospheric Fund.

Nor is there is anything in the agreement that encourages privatization or de-regulation.

Municipalities remain absolutely free to consider quality, value, social and environmental considerations, as long as rules are applied in a non-discriminatory manner.

Reviewing the contracts issued by the City of Toronto and Toronto Transit Commission over the last year shows the vast majority would be exempt. Under the proposed terms of the agreement, it is only the larger items that would have been open for more competition.

Examples from the recent past include the $132-million contract for curbside waste collection, $118 million for the York University subway station, and a $24-million contract for new buses.

But even if a European company quoted on these large projects, it would be hard to understand how it could collect Toronto’s waste or construct a subway station more efficiently than the

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So what’s the fuss? Under the proposed agreement, Toronto will not be able to discriminate against a European supplier that complies with all of our rules, and offers our city a better value.

Currently we cannot discriminate against other Canadians, Americans or

Mexicans. The agreement will add Europeans to the list.

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to council were funded by public sector unions, and that council’s left wing voted in a block for Toronto’s exemption.

By making such a position, and asking the federal government to exempt the city from a trade agreement on that basis, council runs the risk of eroding its credibility.

The end result, which even its supporters must expect, is that the federal government will ignore council’s resolution. n David Soknacki is a former City of Toronto councillor and budget chief. Contact him at www. soknacki.com

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Under negotiation now for almost two years, the leaders expressed their hopes that the text would be ready for their parliaments by the end of this year.

On the surface, it seems like such a good deal for Canada. In exchange for Europe’s access to our population of about 34 million, and a per capita income of about $39,600, Canadians get access to a market of about nine times our size, with comparable average wealth, familiar institutions and shared values.

Europe is far enough away not to be a major cultural threat, rich enough to interest our entrepreneurs, and different enough to allow each side to develop its own competence.

Yet dozens of Canadian municipalities have passed resolutions looking for exemption.

Toronto joined this group in March, citing that the agreement would “impose on the city’s ability to create local jobs, protect the environment and provide programs/services as it sees fit.”

From its resolution, council sees no benefit to the agreement, instead seeing it solely as a danger to jobs, the environment, and that it will hamper council’s ability to serve residents.

Really? Let’s take a closer look at those threats.

The proposed agreement conforms to rules already in place that exempt construction contracts issued for less than about $8.5 million,

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“The devil is in the details.”

Teklu was commenting on the $20 million action plan unveiled Wednesday by Children and Youth Services Minister Eric Hoskins.

The plan takes on a multi pronged approach, investing money in enforcement as well as youth employment and outreach programs — focusing the funding in neighbourhoods at risk for gun violence.

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Specific factors Teklu and others in the organization said the geographically-based funding runs the risk of altogether missing factors that are specific to the Africa Canadian community.

“There needs to be an explicit recognition of the African Canadian community in particular,” said Teklu.

“You talk around it a lot but everybody knows who you’re talking about

‘There needs to be an explicit recognition of the African Canadian community in particular.

You talk around it a lot but everybody knows who you’re talking about — but without a specific recognition the impact is that when resources are funnelled to a particular service they’re not funnelled to us.’

Moya Teklu, African Canadian Legal Clinic

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Former Scarborough Liberal MPP Alvin Curling, author of a 2008 report on youth violence issues, attended yesterday’s press conference.

— but without a specific recognition the impact is that when resources are funnelled to a particular service they’re not funnelled to us.”

Danzig shooting The action plan came about in reaction to the mass shooting on Danzig Street which saw two dead and dozens injured.

The plan stems from a 2008 report authored by former Scarborough Liberal MPP Alvin Curling. The coalition said the entire report’s recommendations ought to be implemented.

Curling, who attended yesterday morning’s news conference and has been retained as an advisor on the implementation of programs for youth at risk of gun violence, said his sense was eventually the report’s recommendations would be implemented.

“I don’t regard this action plan as a full response from the province,” he said.

“If you do that, you’re going down the wrong road.”

Curling said the plan needed to focus on both policing and helping to provide employment for young people — and to an extent, he said, it does.

Gabe De Roche, a spokesperson for Hoskins who attended the meeting, said the summer job funding enhancement was intended to extend jobs for at-risk youth into the school year.

He maintained that the ministry felt the best way to deal with the issue was using a “location-based” system, it was well aware of the disproportionate impact gun violence has on African Canadian youth and would be crafting policy with that in mind.

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will be at Storefront, 4040 Lawrence Ave. East, or on space around neighbouring private buildings, 4000 and 4010 Lawrence.

The artists and performers in the programme, which begins around 7 p.m. Friday night and continues from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Saturday, are almost exclusively local, and some are performing for the first time, evidence of the area’s “untapped talent,” said Tim Whalley, Scarborough Arts.

The festival schedule is available at www. scarborougharts.com The two towers included in the festival were chosen by the United Way of Greater Toronto to work with Storefront as a pilot project following up on the charity umbrella’s 2011 report, Vertical Poverty.

The report revealed increasing concentrations of poor families in highrise apartments.

It is for the benefit of the residents of the buildings, chosen as representative of the others in the neighbourhood, that the fence is being taken down shortly after 11 a.m.

Saturday.

Janet Fitzsimmonds, Storefront’s coordinator of resident leadership strategies, said the project and others could be important for highrises across the city.

“If they work, who knows what the future could hold?” she said.

It’s not the Berlin Wall, but this Saturday morning residents of Scarborough’s KingstonGalloway and Orton Park neighbourhoods are tearing down a chainlink fence they consider a barrier.

The largely symbolic act is part of a twoday “bridging festival” bringing different parts of the community together as well as a public launch of a “tower renewal” project for buildings beside the East Scarborough Storefront.

The Lawrence Avenue East community building is just east of a bridge dividing Orton Park from Kingston-Galloway, and earlier festivals have decorated the bridge and provided performances under it by a section of Highland Creek.

This year’s festival, “very kid-friendly, very family-friendly” and open to all, is both under and above the bridge, Tim Whalley of Scarborough Arts said this week.

Steps down to the ravine are a problem for some and others thought performances below the bridge were too hidden from view, but the Toronto and Region Conservation Authority is offering interactive activities by the creek on Saturday, he said.

Other festival activities and entertainment

LEON’S ASSOCIATES FIGHT HUNGER IN THE COMMUNITY WITH THE DAILY BREAD FOOD BANK On Tuesday, associates from Leon’s Furniture at 20 McLevin Ave., volunteered their time at the Daily Bread Food Bank at 191 New Toronto St. They helped sort and package boxes filled with food to be distributed to people in need, in and around the Toronto community. Volunteers top left to right: Kunal Patel, Raj Bhagat, Rob Boes, Daniel Foster, Joshua Pryer, Deshan Morgan. Bottom left to right: Hardeep Sekhon, Amrita Rampat, Alwyn Veigas, Ilan Nadarajah, Jadon Henry, Erika Bartolome, Fernandolito Sunga, Ellen Little.

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sports teams.

The foundation helps improve the lives of children through sports and the refurbishment of local athletic facilities.

Foundation chair Bruce Kidd welcomed the youngsters in the KickStart program, urging them to stay involved in athletics.

“We believe that sport is essential for everybody. It is one of the great joys of being alive,” he said.

“Sports are just terrific. They keep you healthy, they help you with your school, they help you make friends, they give you opportunities to see other parts of the city and the world, they help you get along better with your parents and aunts and uncles. But most of all, they are just fun.”

Kidd’s message about staying involved wasn’t lost on Godiva, 11, and Jamoyah, 7. “(I’m) happy to be in the program because soccer is what I play and I like doing it. I like the sport because it runs in my family,” Godiva said.

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tobicoke’s Godiva Collins plays on a soccer team and has the moves to prove it.

Scarborough’s Jamoyah Salmon likes playing pickup soccer games with her cousins.

On Tuesday, skill level took a back seat to fun, energy, teamwork and camaraderie as about 200 kids from Toronto Community Housing neighbourhoods across the city joined players from the Toronto FC soccer club at North York’s Downsview Park.

The youngsters and soccer players were at the park’s Kia Training Ground for the launch of the MLSE Team Up Foundation’s KickStart project, which offers a free, six-week soccer program for children aged six to 12 from TCH’s social housing communities.

The foundation is the charitable arm of Maple Leaf Sports and Entertainment, which owns Toronto FC, the Toronto Maple Leafs, the Toronto Raptors and the Toronto Marlies professional

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It’s a race for the ball during the Maple Leaf Sports and Entertainment (MLSE) Team Up Foundation’s KickStart program launch Tuesday at the Kia Training Ground in Downsview Park. Two hundred players from Toronto Community Housing Corporation communities will participate in the six-week program.

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Toronto FC’s Milos Kocic, left, works with children during the Maple Leaf Sports and Entertainment (MLSE) Team Up Foundation’s KickStart program.

than me.”

He is also happy kids from TCH neighbourhoods who otherwise wouldn’t have a chance to play soccer are part of the program.

Godiva plays left striker on a soccer team and has plans to become a professional soccer player when he grows up.

“If I have a chance to play for Toronto FC, I’ll take it,” he said.

Jamoyah is happy to be part of KickStart.

“It is fun for me. It is my first time here and I like it here. I like the soccer players. I like how they kick the ball and stop the ball. I learned that people are good kickers. They can stop people who can shoot a goal,” she said.

“It’s nice for kids to know how to play soccer and to know the

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Jamoyah is playing for fun because she has no plans to become a professional soccer player.

I’m going to be a doctor and save my mom if she dies,” she said.

Watching her daughter from the sidelines, Jamoyah’s mother, Teisha Simpson, said KickStart is a great program for the little girl.

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8am - 3pm

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(Kennedy/ Steeles)

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since

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n Friday, Aug. 24

The Bridging Festival WHEN: 7 to 9 p.m. WHERE: East Scarborough Storefront, 4040 Lawrence Ave. CONTACT: 416-698-7322, email festivals@scarborougharts.com or visit www.scarborougharts.com COST: Free Free family-friendly arts and environmental activities. Also takes place Saturday, Aug. 25, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

n Saturday, Aug. 25

Community Fun Fair Fundraiser WHEN: 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. WHERE: Second Base Youth Shelter, 702 Kennedy Rd. CONTACT: Tony, 416-261-2733 COST: Free Second Base Youth Shelter fundraiser includes two basketball tournaments for girls and boys aged 16 to 21, a co-ed volleyball tournament, face-painting, balloon animals and storytelling for kids, a yard sale, a community barbecue and more.

Saturday Night Dance Club WHEN: 7 p.m. WHERE: Birkdale C.C., 1299 Ellesmere Rd. CONTACT: Jim, 416-267-6621 Seniors are invited to a weekly dance.

Admission is $6. All welcome.

French Class WHEN: 10 a.m. WHERE: Mennonite New Life Centre, 2600 Birchmount Rd. CONTACT: 416-291-3248, www.mnlct. org Free French language instruction program for adults.

Nearly New Clothing Sale WHEN: 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. WHERE: St. Stephen’s Presbyterian Church, 3817 Lawrence Ave. Monthly clothing sale.

n Sunday, Aug. 26

Agincourt Chess Club WHEN: Noon to 6 p.m. WHERE: L’Amoreaux Community Centre, 2000 McNicoll Ave. CONTACT: Alex Knox, 416-493-0019.

Casual play, not tournaments, no fees, no teaching. Equipment provided.

n Monday, Aug. 26

Retail Job Fair WHEN: 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. WHERE: Malvern Town Centre, 31 Tapscott Rd. CONTACT: 416-439-8448

n Tuesday, Aug. 28

Mapping Out Success for Newcomers to Canada WHEN: 9:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. today and Wednesday, Aug. 29 WHERE: 3330 Midland Ave., Unit 238 CONTACT: 416979-8299. ext. 221 Two-day workshop on education and job opportunities. Call to register.

Practice Interviews and Resume Reviews WHEN: 9:30 a.m. WHERE: Next-Steps Employment Centre (Scarborough Rouge), 91 Rylander Blvd., Unit 102-104 CONTACT: 416-396-8110, www.nextsteps.ca Space is limited; call to sign up.

n Wednesday, Aug. 29

Reptile and Amphibian Awareness Day WHEN: 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. WHERE: Rouge Valley Conservation Centre, 1749 Meadowvale Rd. CONTACT: Sheryl Santos, 905-713-6007, http://rougepark. com/media/events.php, sheryl_santos@ rougepark.com COST: Free Learn about the unique lives of amphibians and reptiles and how you can participate in their conservation. The day will feature short presentations, live animals, a free pizza lunch and a hike into Rouge Park in search for native reptiles and amphibians. Registration is required by Aug. 27.

Farmers’ Market WHEN: 3 to 7 p.m. WHERE: University of Toronto at Scarborough (UTSC), 1265 Military Trail CONTACT: Billi Jo Cox, 416-208-2719, farmersmarket@utsc. utoronto.ca, blog.utsc.utoronto.ca/ farmersmarket/ An opportunity for local farmers, producers and artisans to connect directly with customers.

n Thursday, Aug. 30

Warning Signs of Stroke and Demonstration on CPR and AED WHEN: 10 to 11 a.m. WHERE: St. Paul’s L’Amoreaux Centre, 3333 Finch Ave. CONTACT: Elsa Uy, 416-493-3333, ext.

227, www.splc.ca, elsa@splc.ca COST: Free East Scarborough Festival Market

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events.insidetoronto.com WHEN: 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. WHERE: St. Margaret’s Parkette, 4130 Lawrence Ave. COST: Free Barbecue every Thursday with hot dogs, hamburgers and more. Kids activities, music, live entertainment, a variety of vendors selling everything from toys and hats to jewelry and handmade goods.

Your Child and School Workshop WHEN: 5:30 to 7 p.m. WHERE: Malvern Family Resource Centre, Women’s Place, 31 Tapscott Rd., Unit B6 CONTACT: Shauna Benn, 416-293-4664, www. mfrc.org, sbenn@mfrc.org COST: Free Learn how to navigate the education system and how to build a strong relationship with your child’s school.

Registration is required. Call to sigh up.

Access Hidden Jobs WHEN: 9:30 a.m. WHERE: Next-Steps Employment Centre (Scarborough Rouge), 91 Rylander Blvd., Unit 102-104 CONTACT: 416-396-8110, www.nextsteps.ca A three-hour group workshop on the secrets to conducting successful job search techniques: networking and cold calling with employers, friends, and strangers. Call to sign up.

Computer Class – Internet WHEN: 10 a.m. WHERE: St. Paul’s L’Amoreaux Centre, 3333 Finch Ave. CONTACT: Sivanesan, 416-493-3333, sivanesan@splc.ca, www.splc.ca Learn to use different search engines.

Discover useful websites for news,

entertainment, online games and shopping.

Food Addicts in Recovery Anonymous WHEN: 7 p.m. WHERE: Grace Christian Reformed Church, 25 Channel Nine Ct. CONTACT: Cathy Cooke, 416-282-7670, cathyctoronto@live.ca, www.foodaddicts.org

n Friday, Aug. 31

Computer Beginner Program WHEN: 1:15 p.m. WHERE: St. Paul’s L’Amoreaux Centre, 3333 Finch Ave. CONTACT: Sivanesan, 416-493-3333, sivanesan@splc.ca, www.splc.ca

n Sunday, Sept. 2

Taoist Tai Chi Open House WHEN: 10 a.m. WHERE: Taoist Tai Chi Society, 2190 Warden Ave., Unit G6 CONTACT: Sharina Tan, 647-200-2439, sharina_t@rogers.com, taoist.org

n Announcements

5 Pin Seniors Bowling WHEN: 1 p.m. Wednesdays WHERE: Parkway Bowl, 67 Ellesmere Rd. CONTACT: 416-7245162 or 416-757-6607 Dukes of Harmony WHEN: 7:30 p.m. Tuesdays WHERE: West Rouge Community Centre, 270 Rouge Hills Dr. CONTACT: Brian George, 416-391-9130, jufus@rogers.com, www. dukes-of-harmony.com Come and sing with the Dukes of Harmony.

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2012 LANCER SE THE PERFORMANCE SEDAN 2.0L L4 engine,148 hp • 5-speed manual transmission • Air conditioning • Power window • remote keyless entry • Heated front seats.

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2012 RVR ES THE FUEL _EFFICIENT CROSSOVER 2.0L DOHC 16V MIVEC I4-148HP • 5-speed manual transmission • Air conditioning • Power windows with driver’s auto down/up • Heated power side mirrors • Keyless entry • Cruise control • 140-watt CD/MP3 audio system with 4 speakers

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2012 OUTLANDER ES THE BOLD AND SPIRITED SUV 2.4L DOHC 16V MIVEC I4-168HP • Sportronic® CVT • Air conditioning • Power windows with driver’s auto down/up • Heated power side mirrors • Bluetooth® 2.0 hands-free cellular phone interface with streaming audio and USB input with voice control • Cruise control

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Offers are subject to change without notice, see dealer for complete details. ‡2012 Outlander XLS/2012 RVR GT/2012 Lancer SE AWC models shown have an MSRP $35,198/$28,998/$23,098 and selling price of $36,998/$30,788/$24,798 included destination, delivery and air tax. §S-AWC standard on Outlander XLS and Lancer Evolution. AWC standard on Lancer SE AWC. ◊0% purchase financing available through Bank of Montreal for up to 72 months on select 2012 Outlander models and select 2012 RVR models. 3.5% variable rate purchase financing available through Bank of Nova Scotia for up to 84 months on all new 2012 Lancers (terms vary by model, see dealer for details). Representative examples: 2012 Outlander ES 2WD (CO45-A)/2012 RVR ES 2WD (CS45-A)/2012 Lancer SE (CL41-C) with an all-in price of $25,495/$19,995/$19,495 financed at 3.5%/3.5%/3.5% over 84/84/84 months equals 182/182/182 bi-weekly payments of $159/$123/$123 for a total obligation of $32,699.94/$25,296/$25,296 and a cost of borrowing of $3,734.91/$2,889.26/$2,889.26. : Excludes taxes, insurance, licensing, Includes up to $1,450 in freight, $250 in PDI, $100 in air tax, PPSA, registration. Other conditions apply. See dealer for details. *Best backed claim does not cover Lancer Evolution, Lancer Ralliart or i-MiEV. ®MITSUBISHI MOTORS, BEST BACKED CARS IN THE WORLD are trade-marks of Mitsubishi Motors North America, Inc. and are used under license. **Whichever comes first. Regular maintenance not included. See dealer or mitsubishi-motors.ca for warranty terms, restrictions and details. Not all customers will qualify.

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