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Local MP helping veterans set up hotline

After the suicides of seven Canadian veterans and soldiers in two months, ScarboroughAgincourt MP Jim Karygiannis says he has helped set up a hotline run by a Vancouver veteran and his friends. The people who killed themselves were said to be suffering from Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder, and Canada’s government has been criticized for not doing enough to prevent their deaths.

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MONTGOMERY TOURNEY ACTION: Scarborough’s Jack Robertson, right, beats Iqualuit’s Max Shoo and Chris Suvega to a loose puck in front of their net during Don Montgomery Memorial House League Select Tournament midget senior division action at Don Montgomery Arena on Saturday. Iqualuit went on to win the game 2-1. For more from the tournament, see page 26.

Municipal election candidate info session slated Scarborough residents who want to be elected a councillor, school trustee or - why be modest? - the next mayor of Toronto on Oct. 27 can learn the rules from the city’s

Election Services at an evening meeting next week. The depar tment, which can be reached at 416-338-1111 or through 311, is hosting its first

information session for potential candidates on Wednesday, Jan. 22, from 7 to 9 p.m. in the council chamber at city hall. Another will be held at the Scarborough Civic

Centre the evening of June 18. People are asked to register for either meeting by emailing candidateinfo@toronto.ca Registration of

candidates began on January 2 and will continue until September 12, Nomination Day, which is also the last day for candidates to withdraw.

Karygiannis, the federal Liberals’ Veteran’s Affairs critic, called the suicides a national tragedy, and this week said he contacted a telecommunications provider that offered the veteran’s a hotline for free. The MP said veterans suffering from trauma won’t call conventional distress lines, but will call the Veteran Support Line which Kevin Berry, who served in Afghanistan and was later diagnosed with PTSD, started and staffed with himself and nine other veterans. People who call the toll-free >>>VETERANS, page 24

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household. “If you’re listening to the mayor or you’re listening to his brother, they think the only thing that matters is how low that number is,” said Sheila Block, economic analysis director at the city’s Wellesley Institute. Unions leaders and social advocates who came to Scarborough Civic Centre Jan. 9, said they want discussions on the budget to be about more than that. Last month’s ice storm is a wake-up call on how valuable city services are, and how after years of cuts it’s time to invest more in programs which can benefit the city’s children, youth and newcomers, said

Tim Maguire, president of the Canadian Union of Public Employees local for indoor municipal workers. Bob Kinnear, local president for Toronto’s transit workers, said the TTC is now “the least funded transit system in North America,” with riders paying 75 per cent of operating costs, though prior to 1996 the province paid 50 per cent. Maureen O’Reilly, local president for the city’s library workers, said there are 24 per cent fewer staff in Toronto libraries than they had 20 years ago, though those libraries are 44 per cent busier. Residents, however, were

told this year’s proposed city budget includes changes worth celebrating: councillors appear willing to expand nutrition programs to 26 more schools and cover their inflationary costs, to standardize hours for district libraries – which means some, such as Albert Campbell, will open for a few more each week – and to build 10 new drop-in centres for youth. The event, the first of several public meetings on the budget in Scarborough, produced few new ideas on how the budget should be changed before it’s passed by city council on Jan. 29 or 30.

But the forum hosted by Respect Scarborough was also a chance for residents who want more spending to prepare, in a municipal election year, to either confront councillors on their budget choices or run against them. Scarborough-Rouge River Councillor Chin Lee said he and his colleagues often make budgetary decisions for complex reasons. “I have to ask my residents, ‘What do you accept?’” he said at the meeting. Tonight, Scarborough Southwest Councillor Michelle Berardinetti has a budget town hall at Warden Hilltop Community Centre

on Mendelssohn Street from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m.; while Scarborough East Councillor Paul Ainslie hosts another from 7 to 9 p.m. at West Hill Collegiate on Morningside Avenue. On Jan. 21, Lee has a forum at Milliken Park Community Recreation Centre on McCowan Road from 7 to 9 p.m., while Warden Woods Community Centre on Firvalley Court hosts its own budget forum from 6 to 8 p.m. City staff will attend at least some of these meetings to answer questions.

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Scarborough LRT better than subway, Zoo welcomes new baby gorilla says city mayoral candidate Soknacki MIKE ADLER madler@insidetoronto.com Former Scarborough councillor David Soknacki started his campaign for the Toronto mayoralty Tuesday by going to Scarborough and saying its residents don’t really want a subway extension. What they want is the best form of transit, and that’s the light-rail line the province had agreed to fund and which city council until last July had supported, he said in an interview. “It provides more stops, it serves more people. It’ll be built faster,” Socknacki said. The candidate’s announcement outside Lawrence East Scarborough Rapid Transit Station that he was supporting LRT as Scarborough’s best choice between Kennedy Station and Sheppard Avenue may seem counterintuitive, considering the clamour against light rail in the former city since Rob Ford

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he ice storm that hit Toronto at the end of last month imposed severe hardship, physically, emotionally and financially, upon hundreds of thousands of residents. Which makes the behaviour of councillors and the mayor at the special meeting held last Friday and this Monday to approve a call to seek financial help from the provincial and federal governments to help cover ice storm costs so disappointing. There are many issues surrounding the storm’s impact, costs associated with it and how the city’s leadership dealt with the crisis. The meeting was held to deal with those important items, yet it turned into a forum for petty politics and blatant electioneering. We deserve better from our our view elected officials. And they need to know most voters can see through what they were up to at the meetWarning: ing, and it will only reflect badly on themselves. After unanimously Voters are approving Monday morning what watching was a no-brainer of a decision to ask for federal and provincial disaster relief funding to cover two-thirds of the estimated of $171-million cost to the city for the ice storm and the flooding in July, the silliness started. Councillor Karen Stintz, who has said she intends to run for mayor in this year’s election, said Mayor Rob Ford should have handed over authority to Deputy Mayor Norm Kelly during the ice storm instead of taking the limelight for himself. Ford fired back at her and then went on to take shots at Kelly, accusing him of not being a leader during the crisis. Kelly accurately said the meeting was “degenerating into an embarrassing melee.” To wrap it up, Councillor Doug Ford, Mayor Ford’s brother, called Councillor John Parker “pathetic.” That came about after Parker made a remark about Mayor Ford thanking city staff for their work during the ice storm. Pathetic is what we would call the entire meeting. The request for funding could have been quickly dealt with Friday. Of course it was going to be a unanimous vote. The only reason the meeting continued was because too many councillors were using it for selfish motives. With this being a municipal election year, voters in this city need to take a hard look at our representatives. The behaviour of many of them Monday and Friday should not have improved their re-election chances.

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Is it cold enough for you this winter?

prefer summer weather forecasts over winter ones. In the summer they’re short and sweet. They tell us that the temperature is going to be such and such and that’s it. One number. Period. In the winter? No such luck. We get a long, confusing list with each temperature lower than the one before. What’s even more baffling is that the list always ends with the effect of wind chill on thermometer readings for some reason. Wind chill barely scratches the surface of what’s going on this time of year. If they’re going to lengthen the winter forecasts they should at least give us the complete picture. It should sound like this: The current temperature is -1. Downtown it’s -2. At the airport it’s -4.

jamie wayne BUT SERIOUSLY Near the lake it’s -7 . With the wind chill, it feels like -13. If you forgot to wear mittens, it feels like it’s -14. If you don’t have your ears covered, it feels like it’s -16. Thermal underwear If you don’t have thermal underwear on, it feels like it’s -20. If your significant other is complaining of a bad back and you’re the one stuck outside shoveling the snow before you both go to work, it feels like it’s -22. If you did the driveway but forgot to do the sidewalk and are ordered to get your butt back out there and finish the job, it feels like it’s -24. If you don’t have a

garage and have to park your car on the street at night and you’re having one heckuva time trying to get it started this morning, it feels like it’s -27. If you can’t get it to turn over and you have to sit in it until the motor league arrives to boost your battery, it feels like it’s -29. If you’re not lucky enough to own a car and you have to slog your way through the snow and ice for 10 minutes to the nearest bus stop, it feels like it’s -32. If you’re standing on a subway platform at an outdoor station, it feels like it’s -34. If after the next subway arrives and you hear the driver deliver the bad news that everybody on it has to get off and nobody can get on because the train is going to be turned back, it feels like it’s -36. If you’re outside waiting for a streetcar it feels like it’s -41.

If the streetcar is running a little late, it feels like it’s -43. If the streetcar is running a lot late, it feels like it’s -45. If you get a message that the streetcars on your route are all out of service and there will be shuttle buses instead, it feels like it’s -47. If there’s no room on the first two shuttle buses and you have to wait even longer for your ride, it feels like it’s -49. And if you haven’t got your morning double double with you while any and/or all of stuff is going on? Brrrrr. I don’t even want to think about it. No way you can put a number on that. We’re talking serious cold. Jamie Wayne is a lifelong columnist, who takes writing very seriously. The topics? Not so much. His column appears Thursdays. Contact him at jamie. wayne@sympatico.ca

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Extended French programming to students beginning in Grade 5 at several schools across the city. Evening information meetings about the program will be held in Scarborough at the following schools: Our Lady of Fatima, 3176 St. Clair Ave. E. (416-393-5252) tonight at 7 p.m.; St. Richard, 960 Bellamy Rd. N. (416-3935301) on Feb. 6 at 7 p.m.; Our Lady of Grace, 121 Brimwood Blvd. (416-393-5372) on Feb. 24 at 6:30 p.m.; St. Martin de Porres, 230 Morningside Ave. (416-393-5286) on Feb. 24 at 6:30 p.m.; and St. Maria Goretti, 21 Kenmark Blvd. (416-393-5260) on Feb. 27 at 7 p.m. Go to http://bit.ly/1a2GnzN for more information about TCDSB’s French Immersion and Extended French programs. Geriatric care advice at hospital The Scarborough Hospital offers one-on-one advice from experts on geriatric care on Thursday, Jan. 23, as part of its popular It’s Time to Talk series. People can speak to a member of the hospital’s GAIN (Geriatric Assessment and Intervention Network) Clinic at the session

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The Melville Boys slice of life story staged by Scarborough Theatre Guild Maria Tzavaras scm@insidetoronto.com There are two kinds of people in this world: those who live selfishly, and those who live selflessly. Generally, the person who lives selfishly is a negative drain on the friends and families, while the selfless are thought to be giving and thoughtful. But in the Scarborough Theatre Guild’s latest show, the dramatic comedy The Melville Boys by Norm Foster, we get a glimpse into these two types of people and realize the definitions of each aren’t so black

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and white, especially within a family. This is because this show highlights the burden of an awful diagnosis, how it affects a family and how we face our own mortality. The actors in this show manage to portray an unfortunate situation with grace and laughter, in a way that’s both entertaining and honest. Set in a beautifully-constructed Muskoka cottage, complete with a wood stove, rustic feel and of course, Muskoka chairs, the show opens with brothers Owen

(Tommy Boston) and Lee (Alex Bortoluzzi) Melville arriving at the family cottage to have a boy’s weekend. While the outward goal is relaxing weekend of fishing and drinking beer, Lee actually has another goal in mind, namely to have a serious discussion about his terminal cancer diagnosis with Owen, who is ignoring the news. But Owen, who has mastered the role of selfish younger brother, has found yet another distraction to put off the serious

discussion when he invites sisters Mary (Julie Adams) and Loretta (Julie Jarrett) to visit, and they end up staying for an entire day. Ironically, the brothers have met their female equivalents in personalities, as Loretta is also the live for herself type of girl, while Mary, like Lee, has always been the responsible one. While Owen and Loretta have a blast, and provide most of the comedy in this show with their bubbly and endearing personalities, Mary and Lee bond over

their shared life choices, and she also gives Lee the chance to share his thoughts and fears with someone who will listen. Lee realizes while he doesn’t regret taking care of the family, he also regrets not being more selfish. However, what’s interesting is, as the show moves along, it becomes apparent that Owen’s selfish life is more a necessity than an innate trait, and in this situation he’s afraid to face the truth about his brother. It’s a true slice of life story

with a lot of revelations, laughs and honest conversations. The appeal of this show is how relatable it is. You may think of someone in your life when you watch it, or maybe you’ll reflect on your own life. The Melville Boys runs until Jan. 24 at 8 p.m. with matinee performances on Jan. 19 and 25 at 2 p.m., at the Scarborough Village Theatre, 3600 Kingston Rd.

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New (416) Artists group exhibiting at Cedar Ridge starting Jan. 26 A professional group of artists is exhibiting at Cedar Ridge from Jan. 26 to Feb. 7. The new artists group is called (416) Artists and consists of professional painters who have been exhibiting their work for years. And the range and variety of works in this show make it an exciting opportunity

for those who enjoy contemporary art. They have banded together to inspire one another, to share resources, and to seek out new venues for showing their artwork. Shelley Cinnamon, A n n a C l a r e y, D o n n a Gordon, Yvonne Jamieson, Joyce Nelson and Jennifer Smithwell each have their

own distinct painting style, ranging from postimpressionist to realistic and abstract art. surroundings Cinnamon is a realist who likes to capture the atmosphere, mood and colour of her surroundings. Clarey paints large, joyful

landscapes and florals, with vibrant colour and contrast. Gordon uses simple, bold shapes to convey a powerful statement. Jamieson’s work ranges from realistic landscapes to colourful abstraction. Nelson creates mainly abstract textural paintings inspired by nature. Smithwell’s works are usually painted on loca-

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david nickle the city a state of emergency during the ice storm flowed from his unwillingness to surrender power to his deputy mayor Norm Kelly, and that doing so harmed the cleanup. She didn’t stand a chance. When Stintz tried to set things up and ask the mayor if he agreed the city would have been better served by having one mayor in charge, Ford shot back that he was in charge and did just fine – and went on to assert that Stintz herself had done nothing to help get the TTC up and running. By the time Stintz was able to counter that attack and push her core argument to the fore, she was reduced to trying to shout over the mayor, who wondered, “What are you so angry for?” If Stintz goes ahead and files her papers for the mayor’s race, that’s what she’ll be facing, debate after debate: a taunting, confident incumbent who

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LION DANCE: Members of the Northern Legs Southern Fists martial arts club perform a lion dance Tuesday at the Chinese Cultural Centre of Greater Toronto for the launching media conference announcing the inaugural CIBC Lion Dance CNY Celebrations.

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he Chinese New Year will be brought in with three days of food and fun at Market Village shopping centre at Kennedy Road and Steeles Avenue. The CIBC Lion Dance Chinese New Year Celebrations takes place on the first three days of the Year of the Horse: Jan. 31 to Feb. 2. More than 50,000 people are expected to attend, making the festival the largest Chinese New Year celebration in the GTA. “Chinese New Year is the most significant celebration in our culture,” event organizer Henry Chiu said. “This is really the one occasion where families get together, share

laughter, share good wishes and really start the year off on a positive note.” Chiu released details of the three-day festival at an event Tuesday at the Chinese Cultural Centre in Scarborough. One of the highlights of the festival will be a lion dance competition, which will begin at 1:30 p.m. on Feb. 1. “Also we have the largest lion head in North America for people to take pictures with,” Chiu said. “Of course, we have cultural performances on stage throughout the entire time, activities for children, chances to win a silver Year of the Horse commemorative coin.” Visitors will receive lucky windmills and samples from event sponsors Canada Dry and

Kelloggs. Chiu suggested the festival offers an ideal way for the younger generation, especially the Canadian-born Chinese, to reconnect to their culture and traditions. Authentic celebration There are nearly 600,000 Chinese Canadians living in the GTA. “The community has been looking for an authentic Chinese New Year celebration that is uniquely traditional yet can provide new excitement with activities for the entire family,” Chiu said. But Chiu stressed the event is not just for the Chinese community. “Everybody is welcome to

join us.” The Year of the Horse in Chinese astrology is considered a fortunate year. “A horse is a very energetic animal, so it’s going to be a very energetic year coming up,” Chiu said. Famous people born in the Year of the Horse include Jackie Chan, Harrison Ford, Aretha Franklin, Paul McCartney, and Barbra Streisand. Admission to the three-day festival is free. Market Village is located at the northeast corner of Kennedy Road and Steeles Avenue in Markham.

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Enterprise Toronto is hosting a free session on the subject from 10 to 11:30 a.m. on Thursday, Jan. 30. J. Zachary Diamon and Ryann Kagan will be leading the session at the North York Civic Centre, which will look at filing requirements, timing, and what types of taxes affect small business. Those interested in taking part need to email enterprisetoronto@toronto.ca or call 416-395-7416.

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The Port Union library presents a Tax Tips for 2013 and 21014 information evening next month. Chartered accountant and co-author of 78 Tax Tips for Canadians for Dummies, Brian Quinlan will let residents known what’s new in taxes for residents planning to get started on last year’s taxes and plan for this years. The event goes from 6:30 to 8 p.m. on Feb. 6. The Port Union library is located at 5450 Lawrence Ave. E. Call 416-396-8885 for details.

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Drs. Vincent Greco and Josie Porzio, a husband and wife team, are both graduates of the University of Toronto, Faculty of Dentistry. Being active members of the Toronto Crown and Bridge Study Club, The Ontario Dental Association, and the Academy of Computerized Dentistry of North America, they strive to maintain the highest standards by continually expanding their knowledge base. As dedicated contributors to the community, the doctors and their talented staff have built a practice that has proudly served the neighbourhood since1988. By providing a personal and compassionate approach, this team makes every effort to build long standing relationships with their patients, with great success. Comfort is a very important element of the practice, from the time you enter to the time you leave, ensuring a positive experience with every visit. Patients, children and adults alike, will be made to feel relaxed and confident that they are in capable hands at all times. The goal of Bellamy Dental is to promote excellence in dental health and aesthetics, nurturing both emotional and physical well-being. You were born with strong and healthy teeth, and they should be yours for life. Let Bellamy Dental help to make that happen.

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KEYAG presents Wii Games WHEN: 5 to 8 p.m. WHERE: Kennedy/ Eglinton Library, 2380 Eglinton Ave. E. CONTACT: 416-396-8924 COST: Free Wii activities with the youth advisory group.

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Robbie Burns Luncheon WHEN: 1:30 to 3 p.m. WHERE: Church of the Master United Church, 3385 Lawrence Ave. E. CONTACT: 416431-0333 COST: $20; call for child and famiy prices Roast beef dinner, Scottish ritual, haggis at a new mid-day time. Club SOLO WHEN: 7:30 p.m. to 12 midnight WHERE: Cedarbrook Community Centre, 91 Eastpark Blvd. CONTACT: Pat, 416-447-1537 COST: $10 Couples and singles. Dress code. Saturday Night Dance WHEN: 7:30 p.m. WHERE: Birkdale Community Centre, 1299 Ellesmere Rd. CONTACT: Jim, 416-267-6621, COST: $6

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Gentle Fitness on a Chair WHEN: 1:45 to 2:45 p.m. WHERE: St. Paul’s L’Amoreaux Centre, 3333 Finch Ave. East CONTACT: Sivanesan (Siva), 416 293 3333 ext.288 COST: $20 for members; $30 for non members Exercises done in seated position; Program includes range of motion exercise, light resistance and more. Canadian Federation of University Women, Scarborough WHEN: 7 to 9 p.m. WHERE: Knox United Church, 2569 Midland Ave. CONTACT: Janet Holt, 416-293 8822, jnholt@rogers.com COST: Free Speaker: Sabrina Razack; topic: Pan AM Games.

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Archives in Your Attic WHEN: 7:30 to 9 p.m. WHERE: Birchcliff Bluffs United Church, 33 East Rd. CONTACT: Robin, 416694-4081 COST: $10 in advance or $15 at the door. John Barton is the retired principal of JB Preservation Associates and was formerly the manager, Archival Facilities Development and Preservation Services at Archives of Ontario. Tips on preserving paper based and photographic materials, and will cover audio and videotapes, CDs and DVDs and more. 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.

Research a vehicle’s history; Tips on avoiding curbsiders and con artists.

Craft group: hats and scarves WHEN: 1 to 3:30 p.m. WHERE: St. Stephen’s Presbyterian Church, 3817 Lawrence Ave. E., CONTACT: June Crawford, 416-724-9004 COST: Free

French Immersion Parent Information Evening WHEN: 6 p.m. WHERE: Our Lady of Wisdom Catholic School, 10 Japonica Rd. CONTACT: 416-393 5273 COST: Free

Buying a Vehicle WHEN: 6 to 7:30 p.m. WHERE: Morningside Library, 4279 Lawrence Ave. E. CONTACT: Zarmeena Khan, 416-707-8259 COST: Free Learn: the difference between buying from a dealer and buying privately; Motor Vehicle Dealers Compensation fund; Consumer protection laws;

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Expressing Yourself Effectively WHEN: 7 to 9 p.m. WHERE: Scarborough Women’s Centre, 2100 Ellesmere Rd. CONTACT: Koreen Thomas, 416-439-7111, outreach@ scarboroughwomenscentre.ca COST: $10 suggested donation An informative and practical course to improve communication skills. Registion required. No walk-ins.

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sports The Scarborough Titans Tektonics U14 girls volleyball team won gold at the U15 Ontario Volleyball Association Challenge Cup held on Saturday in Peterborough. Scarborough Titans teams took three of the Top 5 spots at the event. Photo/COURTESY

Titans Tektonics U14 girls tops at volleyball tourney The Scarborough Titans Tektonics U14 girls volleyball team won the U15 OVA Challenge Cup held on Saturday, Jan. 11 in Peterborough. This was the first time this season the girls played in the older age tournament. They played against an older team in the club, Scarborough Titans Invasion, in the semifinal round and defeated them 25-21 and 25-21.

In the finals, the Tektonics played a Durham team and won two out of three sets – 25-19; 23-25 and 15-5. The Scarborough Titans Tektonics will be moving up to the championship division for their next U15 tournament. Their sister team, the Scarborough Titans Invasion team finished the tournament with a bronze medal and Scarborough Titans Nemesis finished fifth in the tourney.

Te a m m e m b e r s a r e coach Bart Arsenault, assistant coach Scot Merrylees, Tyneille Swaby, Lauren Wong, Samantha Cyrille, Olivia Kim, Adrianna Chiofalo, Christine Vizl, head coach Karin Serre, Chloe Mellor, Nicole Croft, Kha Vi An Tran and Teagan Chan.

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�� TDSB BOYS CURLING EAST REGION TUESDAY, JAN. 21 ◗ Agincourt CI vs. West Hill CI (Tam Heather Curling Club, 730 Military Trail, 2 p.m.) GIRLS HOCKEY EAST REGION/TIER 2 TUESDAY, FEB. 4 ◗ RH King Academy vs. Earl Haig SS (McGregor Arena, 2231 Lawrence Ave E., 2 p.m.) ◗ Wexford CI vs. Cedarbrae CI (McGregor Arena, 2231 Lawrence Ave E., 3 p.m.) BOYS HOCKEY EAST REGION/VARSITY TUESDAY, JAN. 21 ◗ Sir Oliver Mowat CI vs. Sir Wilfrid Laurier CI (Canlan Ice Sports Scarborough, 159 Dynamic Dr., 2 p.m.) ◗ RH King Academy vs. Birchmount Park CI (Canlan Ice Sports Scarborough, 159 Dynamic Dr., 3:15 p.m.) BOYS HOCKEY EAST REGION/SENIOR/TIER 2 TUESDAY, FEB. 4 ◗ David & Mary Thomson CI vs. Cedarbrae CI (Centennial Arena - Scarborough, 1967 Ellesmere Ave., 2 p.m.) WEDNESDAY, FEB. 5 ◗ SATEC @ WA Porter CI vs. Wexford CI (Centennial Arena - Scarborough, 1967 Ellesmere Ave., 1 p.m.) ◗ Bendale BTI vs. Sir Wilfrid Laurier CI (Don

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THURSDAY, JAN. 16 ◗ Sir Oliver Mowat CI vs. Woburn CI (Woburn CI, 2222 Ellesmere Rd., 3:30 p.m.) ◗ Stephen Leacock CI vs. Birchmount Park CI (Birchmount Park CI, 3663 Danforth Ave., 3:30 p.m.)

UPCOMING GAME In TDSB, girls volleyball, east region, senior tier 1, Sir John A Macdonald CI plays Agincourt CI at Agincourt CI on Feb. 4 at 3:30 p.m.

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◗ Stephen Leacock CI vs.Birchmount Park CI (Birchmount Park CI, 3663 Danforth Ave., 3 p.m.) MONDAY, FEB. 3 ◗ Cedarbrae CI vs. L’Amoreaux CI (L’Amoreaux CI, 2501 Bridletown Circle, 3 p.m.) ◗ RH King Academy vs. Albert Campbell CI (Albert Campbell CI, 1550 Sandhurst Circle, 3 p.m.)

◗ Sir Oliver Mowat CI vs. Lester B Pearson (Lester B Pearson, 150 Tapscott Rd., 3 p.m.) ◗ Wexford CI vs. SATEC @ WA Porter CI (SATEC @ WA Porter CI, 49 Fairfax Cres., 3 p.m.) TDCAA GIRLS VOLLEYBALL – EAST DIVISION JUNIOR THURSDAY, JAN. 16 ◗ Cardinal Newman vs. Jean Vanier (Jean

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Thank you Rotarians and Friends of Rotary for supporting this feature What is Rotary? Rotary is the oldest service club in the world. Started in 1905 in Chicago by Paul Harris, Rotary International currently includes 34,000 clubs worldwide with over 1.2 million members. Rotary recognizes the value in diversity, gender, age, religion, and ethnicity. Rotarians work together to support needed services in their own communities and to collaborate with other Rotary Clubs around the world on international projects. Rotary International is the lead organization in the fight against polio along with World Health Organization and the Bill & Melinda Gates

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Who is a Rotarian? Rotary members represent a cross-section of the businesses and professions in our communities and are dedicated to the merits of the Four-Way Test. Are you ready to help serve your community following in the spirit of the Four-Way Test?

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• Paul Harris Scholarships – for Scarborough high school students entering post-secondary education • Camp Enterprise – annual business camp for local high school students • Dictionary Project – Elementary students • Rotary Youth Leadership Awards (RYLA) – a leadership program for university and college students • Service Above Self Awards to Toronto Police Services, Emergency Medical Services and Toronto Fire Services • Project Ultimate Survivors – HS student leadership with 41 Division • Eppleworth Community barbecue - 41 Division interchange event • Alberta Flood Relief • Scarborough Food Banks • Annual Christmas Family Support Program – needy families • PACT (Participation, Acknowledgement, Commitment, and Transformation) – helping at risk youth reach their full potential in life • Habitat for Humanity – supporting the build at 4175 Kingston Road • Prison Fellowship of Canada • Bob Rumball Camp for the Deaf • Warm Hands School Project • World Polio Day – GO stations information blitz • The morning after the budget at the Scarboro Golf Club • Rotary Brush-a-mania – Friday, April 4, elementary schools in Scarborough • Spring and fall clean up of Abbeyfield Seniors Residence

Clubs often support local charities in their times of need. Local clubs continue to add new projects in their communities.

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International projects are performed with a receiving Rotary Club in that country, a few are:

• Polio Plus – Rotary is the lead organization in the world fight against polio – only three countries remain with endemic cases (Afghanistan, Nigeria, Pakistan) • Water Projects – e.g. Bahamas, Kenya, Laos, Malawi, Tanzania • Disaster relief (Shelter Boxes) to earthquake and flood victims in Japan, Haiti and Pakistan • Global Grant Scholarships – supporting university and college graduate students, e.g. Japan, Italy, France, USA, Canada • Building schools and homes – India • Literacy programs – e.g. St. Vincent & The Grenadines • Revitalise the Borehole / Solar Pump / Well at Villa 16, Star of Hope Orphanage in Kenya • Operation Eyesight – Jamaica • Palliative Care – Trinidad • Adopt a Village – Laos • Eco Kitchen – El Salvador • Ongutoi Hospital – Uganda • Medical Supplies for AIDS victims • Gift of Life – life saving heart operations • Operation Eyesight – India • Sleeping Children Around the World – Africa, India • Maternal health camp to test and provide preventative drugs from AIDS for pregnant women in Uganda • Desks for school in Laos • Free the Children – Haiti • Provide water truck – The Bahamas • Personal Energy Transportation (PET) • Haiti Education project

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These include: Metro Toronto TV Auction Multi-Cultural Festival World Polio Day Go Station Blitz Scarborough Ribfest Class Act Dinner Theatre LobsterFest Rotary AIDS Poker Walk Annual Rotary District 7070 Foundation Walk A special thanks to all those volunteers and “friends” of Rotary who assist at our events – even though you are not members – helping others the Rotary way is in your heart.

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For International Projects, we work with a Rotary Club in receiving country, to make sure the support is being used in the way it is intended. For example, we partner with a Rotary Club in Pittsburgh and a local Club in Haiti to provide water filters in Haiti. When a local Club is not available, we may partner with the Red Cross for disaster relief, or provide immediate aid through Shelter Box Canada. In Japan, Haiti, the Philippines, even Alberta, Shelter Boxes were the best way to bring immediate help to the homeless. Each Shelter Box contains supplies for a family, including an extra sturdy Tent, Water Filtration equipment, a Stove with cooking and eating utensils, a Tool Kit, waterproof Blankets and Ground Mats, Solar Powered Light Bulb, Children’s Activity Pack, warm Clothing or Mosquito Nets, according to the destination, etc. The Shelter Box staff travel to the affected area to distribute these supplies to the families most in need. Shelter Box, founded through Rotary in the UK, is an International Organization, and is an official partner with Rotary international. www.shelterboxcanada.org.

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Local Projects – approved by each Club – to support Food Banks, Women’s Shelters, Families at Christmas, Arts projects, and many other projects in a Club’s area. Often clubs will unite to support a project that is greater than the amount available from one club.

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Sketch of suspect in sex assault released Toronto police have released a sketch of a suspect wanted in connection with a sexual assault in the area of Victoria Park and Danforth avenues about 18 months ago. In late July or early August 2012, the female victim was walking in the area at about 9 p.m. when she was grabbed from behind by a suspect who dragged her to a nearby park, sexually assaulted her and threatened to kill her, police alleged. The suspect fled on foot following the incident. The suspect is described as black with a dark complexion, late 20s to early 30s, 5’8” to 5’9”, with big eyes, a muscular upper body, long goatee and shoulder length black dreads with blond tips, police said. He was wearing a black hoodie with the hood up and black shorts with blue stripes down the sides and dark flip flops. The suspect smelled of body odour and wine, police said.

Anyone with information on this incident is asked to call police at 416-808-7474 or Crime Stoppers at 416-222-8477.

Police have released this composite sketch of a suspect sought in a sex assault in the Victoria Park and Danforth avenues areas in the summer of 2012.

Suspects sought after teenage girl assaulted Police are looking for two young men after a teenage girl was forced into a car and sexually assaulted in northeast Scarborough. Police said the victim was walking near Roscoe Road and Lionhead Trail (in the Meadowvale Road and Sheppard Avenue area) when a man forced her into a parked car shortly after 4 p.m. on Jan. 9. A second man, who was in the back seat, then sexually assaulted the teen while the first suspect sat in the driver’s seat. The victim managed to

get out of the car, which then fled. One suspect is 19 to 20 years old with short wavy hair and a dark black complexion and wore a black jacket, black shoes and dark jeans. He had a diamond in his right ear. The other suspect is 18 to 19 with short black hair and a light black complexion and wore a black sweater and dark jeans. The car is described as silver with tinted windows. Anyone with information on this incident is asked to call the sex crimes unit at 416-808-7474.

shot in leg at Morecame Gate wMan A man has been taken to hospital after being shot in the leg in the Victoria Park and Finch avenues area Friday. The shooting happened on Morecambe Gate at 3:42 p.m. on Friday. Paramedics rushed the victim to Sunnybrook hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. Police didn’t have a description of the shooter. Anyone with information can call 42 Division at 416808-4200. - Andrew Palamarchuk

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The military has said it is hiring dozens of health professionals to treat PTSD and last month released a statement by Chief of Defence Staff Gen. Tom Lawson, who said all military personnel must recognize mental health issues in each other and end “self-stigma” against seeking help. “Care is available to each of us. From private to general, from recruit to retirement;

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Mayor, councillors trade barbs at council’s ice storm meeting DAVID NICKLE dnickle@insidetoronto.com Toronto Council rushed to unanimously support a request to the provincial and federal governments to help deal with the costs of the December ice storm and summer flood. But any hopes of continued solidarity were soon dashed, as Mayor Rob Ford faced hard questions about his decision not to declare a state of emergency last month. “Mr. Mayor, you could have put the deputy mayor in charge but you didn’t, because you wanted to keep the power for yourself,” said EglintonLawrence Councillor Karen Stintz, who has announced her intention to run against Ford for mayor in 2014. Stintz levelled the accusation in an attempt to grill Ford during the second day of the council meeting, that was cut short Friday because of a

requirement to end the meeting at 3:30 p.m. in deference to the Jewish Sabbath. On Monday, Toronto Council faced another religious deadline, having to stop the meeting by 4:30 p.m. in deference to the Islamic festival of Mawlid al-Nably . Ford had called the special council meeting then to meet a deadline of Tuesday at midnight, to request disaster relief funding from the provincial government. Council did unanimously support Deputy Mayor Norm Kelly’s motion to ask for at least $114 million to cover costs of both the ice storm and the summer storm from the federal and provincial governments. Toronto is facing a total of $171 million for the costs of both storms. With that out of the way, councillors settled in to an at-times angry exchange with Mayor Ford. Stintz suggested the ice storm recovery might

have gone better if one person had been in charge — and that Ford could have facilitated that by handing the reigns of power over to Kelly. Ford maintained there was always one person in charge: “Me, I was in charge,” he said. Ford went on to criticize Kelly for being less present during the crisis than Ford, who held numerous press conferences, was. “The Deputy Mayor had his chance,” he said. “He was nowhere to be found Saturday night. I was the one who took the lead. ” Kelly rose to point out he had been involved through the city’s committee dealing with disaster preparedness. “This is degenerating into an embarrassing melee and part of that melee was a misstatement by the mayor, who said I was nowhere to be found,” said Kelly.

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DON MONTGOMERY TOURNEY ACTION: Top of page, Scarborough’s Jason Zhu, foreground, and Forest Hill’s Erik Ellefeson race for the puck during Don Montgomery Memorial House League Select Tournament atom division action at Commander Park Arena on Saturday. Forest Hill won 5-0. Above, East York’s Anthony Scavuzzo, left, and Austin Mundie break in alone on West Hill goalie Jeff Deverea during midget senior division action at Don Montgomery Arena on Saturday. East York won 4-0. Above left, Scarborough’s Mike Evans, right, battles Iqaluit’s Peter Akavak for the puck during midget senior division action at Don Montgomery Arena. Iqaluit won 2-1. Left, an East York player, white sweater, battles West Hill’s Joseph Hifani, left, and Haily Stratchen during midget senior division action.

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The furthest flung team to attend the Scarborough Hockey Association’s annual Don Montgomery Memorial Select tournament, held last weekend in Scarborough, fell one step short of hauling gold back north. The team from Iqaluit

fell 5-1 in Sunday’s midget senior championship game to Vaughan – a team they had defeated 2-0 in the preliminary round. It was Iqaluit’s only loss of the tournament, as they won their semifinal game 5-0 over Cumberland. Their two other preliminary

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