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Meetings in Scarborough and East York next week will ask parents to imagine “Schools of the Future” and how they could be different than Toronto’s public schools today. Shape Our Future, a consultation the public school board has launched, covers kindergarten to Grade 12 and aims at a variety of subjects, such as how learning in schools can be “personalized, or designed” for each student. Parents can also discuss programs schools could create with outside groups and which new technologies should be used in classrooms, as well as suggest changes in the school year or classroom timetable, or in how student learning takes place. Macdonald meeting
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CHILDREN’S PARTY: Luca Tsotsos dressed as Spiderman when he attended the West Rouge Sports and Recreation Association’s kids’ Halloween party earlier this week at the West Rouge Community Centre. For more photos from the party, please see page 8.
Duguid will not seek Ontario Liberal leadership MIKE ADLER madler@insidetoronto
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Scarborough’s Brad Duguid will not be the next premier of Ontario. “I just didn’t feel the timing was right,” the Scarborough Centre MPP said in an interview shortly after
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East Toronto residents are being encouraged to meet next Tuesday, Nov. 6 at Scarborough’s Sir John A. Macdonald Collegiate on Pharmacy Avenue or Wednesday, Nov. 7. at Danforth Collegiate and Technical Institute on Greenwood Avenue. Both meetings are from 7 to 9 p.m. Toronto-Danforth Trustee Cathy Dandy said the subjects are important and the consultation is the largest exercise of this kind the board has done. “The feedback received from the community will shape the plan that will drive future programming, capital priorities and budget decisions,” Dandy added in an online newsletter posting. The consultations are a massive undertaking, and “the board needs a little direction” on such matters, >>>FUNDING, page 9
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Storm topples tree, hits parked car ANDREW PALAMARCHUK apalamarchuk@insidetoronto.com A south Scarborough man had a close call with Superstorm Sandy this week. Stephen Thomson pulled into the driveway of his Harding Boulevard home just after 5 p.m. Monday, Oct. 29. “The wind was blowing pretty hard,” he said, adding he went to secure items in his backyard. But just minutes after arriving home, a large city-owned maple tree came crashing down on his car, bringing a hydro line down with it. “I could’ve got nailed by it if my timing had been a little bit later,” Thomson said.
Ten people will battle Dec. 10 for the separate school trustee seat vacated by Tobias Enverga. Nominations closed last Friday afternoon for a Ward 8 Toronto Catholic District School Board byelection the board called after Prime Minister Stephen Harper appointed Enverga to the Canadian Senate. Ward 8 corresponds to wards 41, 42 and 44 at Toronto Council and includes much of eastern Scarborough. Parental committee
Slight damage Amazingly, Thomson’s Ford Focus was only slightly damaged. “The actual wires stopped the full force going on top of our car,” said Thomson. “When I first saw it, it looked like the car was going to be written off.” Upon closer examination, though, the car was found to only have a dent on the hood.
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This maple tree which fell on Harding Avenue in Scarborough during Monday night’s storm, hit cars belonging to the Thomson family.
Capt. David Eckerman said Toronto Fire responded to 132 “wires down” calls between 2:30 p.m. Monday and 6:30 a.m. Tuesday.“It
was more in the parts of the city with mature trees,” he said. Toronto Fire also responded to 11 elevator rescue calls in the same 16-hour time span.
“Sometimes we’ll go as a department days without an elevator rescue. Our call volume was up about 150 per cent from the day prior.”
Three of the candidates running to succeed Enverga are elected members of the board’s Catholic Parent Involvement Committee. Garry Tanuan is the member for Ward 8, Kevin Morrison holds the position in Ward 11, and Iola Fortino is a CPIC parent member at large. Two other candidates, Paul Del Grande and Leo Ng, ran for trustee against Enverga in 2010, while Diane Hogan ran for a council seat in that election against Scarborough Southwest Councillor Gary Crawford. The other nominated candidates are Michael Alam, Donald Franczak, Alexander McLeod and Glenn Webster. The race got more crowded late last week: Del Grande, Fortino, Franczak, McLeod, Morrison and Ng all registered during the last few days of the nomination period.
Two suspects sought after man shot dead at townhouse ANDREW PALAMARCHUK apalamarchuk@insidetoronto.com A man shot dead at a Scarborough condo townhouse Sunday has been identified as 28-year-old Jay Bennie Yabut. Emergency crews were called to the townhouse, on Military Trail near Highcastle Road, for a shooting at 1:13 p.m. Yabut, found in the home’s garage, was pronounced dead at the scene. “Two suspects were seen running west from that location,” Const. Wendy Drummond said. “They were wearing dark clothes.” Andrew Cummings, 29, who lived at the townhouse complex for 11 years before moving out three months ago, said a murder in the neighbourhood is unheard of. “It’s unbelievable,” he said. “The whole time that I was here, we never had anything. No drugs, no gang activity, not even kids hang-
ing out at the school like they do at most schools on Friday and Saturday nights drinking.” Yabut is the city’s 44th murder victim of 2012. Anyone with information is asked to call police at 416-808-7423 or Crime Stoppers at 416-222-TIPS (8477).
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An elderly woman is in critical condition after a car struck a Scarborough store Monday. The accident happened at the Lone Tai Supermarket at the northwest corner of Lawrence Avenue and Kennedy Road around 2 p.m. on Oct. 29. The victim, in her 70s, was struck by the vehicle. She was taken to Sunnybrook hospital with life-threatening injuries. Police cordoned off the store and a part of the parking lot as they investigated.
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Toronto police investigate the the scene of a collision near Lawrence Avenue and Kennedy Road where a car drove through the front door of a supermarket.
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he damage caused this week by Hurricane Sandy and its after-effects to both Toronto and the American Atlantic coast should stand as a reminder to all residents of the importance of emergency preparedness. Whether we think of it or not, these episodes can be huge factors in defining community attributes or identifying community needs. And, as we head into a storm season, it presents a perfect opportunity for community organizations of all sides to impact their neighbourhoods, and provide a great public service. Resident associations can take our view a leading role in making sure their community members are Neighbours aware of the dangers they face due to high winds, heavy rains, need to care snow or other forces of nature. The city should include those for each other residents associations as a key part of emergency planning. One area of the city might be susceptible to flooding. Another area has the potential for toppled trees to create havoc. The potential problems are different for every neighbourhood – and emergency preparedness can be defined by neighbourhood as well. Local organizations are an excellent way to get street-level information out to the people who need it. Most residents associations already have street captains assigned to hand out newsletters and collect membership dues. They could also be the first sources on what steps need to be taken to prepare for or deal with emergencies. The street captains will also know of residents who have special needs that might be impacted by such things as a power outage, and can be used as resource by emergency officials. Residents groups can also take a proactive role in dealing with areas of potential danger. For instance, they should be charged with stressing the importance of keeping trees healthy and creating a list of potentially dangerous trees. And it might provide a significant and appreciated way for organizations to raise their profile and importance in the neighbourhoods of Toronto. Residents associations, community centres and local schools can all contribute to emergency planning. All of Toronto’s official organizations, including police, fire, EMS and hydro crews, did a great job in preparing for this week’s bad weather associated with Sandy. We can make that even better by using the great amount of knowledge and power held by our own resident associations. Toronto Community News is a division of Metroland Media Group Ltd. The Mirror is a member of the Ontario Press Council. Visit ontpress.com newsroom
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To the editor: Re: What are you putting in your fireplace?, Letters, Oct. 25 I have read a lot of articles and opinions that I didn’t agree with, but this one takes the cake. Your sense of smell is just that, a sense of smell. Just because you smell it, does not always mean you are inhaling it. You know a skunk has been killed in the neighbourhood. You don’t see it but you can smell it, yet you are not inhaling anything. Your neighbor is barbecuing across the street. You smell it, but unless you’re right in his yard, you are not inhaling anything. Honeysuckle and lilac you can smell from a distance, yet you are not inhaling anything. We have a sense of smell to alert us and give us pleasure in life. To think because you smell something, you are inhaling it is wrong. Zoi Petrakis
Public facilities should be available to all To the editor: Re: ‘Shut Out: Rising fees impact youth groups,’ Special Report, Oct. 25. Schools, playing fields, parks, libraries and community centres are all essential parts of our communities in Toronto. They belong to the citizens of Toronto and are a part of what makes this city a healthy and safe place for all of us and our children to
live in. The people of Toronto have already paid for these facilities, and we pay taxes so they will be available for any of us to use them when we need to. That’s why the special report matters to all of us. The politicians who have been elected to council and the Toronto District School Board would have us believe there is no
money available to make these community resources available for the people of Toronto. They want us to believe that individual users and teams will have to pay more to use our public facilities. That is not true. The money to make public facilities available for free, or at reasonable rates, is available in Toronto. If we want to continue
to have healthy communities all across Toronto, the people will have to speak up so politicians do not allocate our community resources only to those who have the ability to pay their ever increasing fees. We are a city that has been blessed with many public facilities. Let’s not make these available only to the highest bidder. Allan Baker
We need to question why province wants LRT lines To the editor: I am glad the subway debate is still alive among Toronto councillors. I just do not know why it has to be made so complicated by the inner city councillors. They are enthusiastic about the LRT and have done everything they can to push it upon the people of Scarborough. Would councillors like North York’s Shelley Carroll
be singing a different tune if their neighbourhoods were to be cut in two because of this raised barrier of concrete and steel? Why couldn’t the BloorDanforth subway just have been extended using the current above-ground RT right of way? They did it easily enough with the stretch from Victoria Park to Warden. Why do we need to have this ridicu-
lous, obscenely expensive, duplication of transit service called the Crosstown LRT just to connect the Scarborough Town Centre to rapid transit? We do not need the province to get involved with important local decisions. Look what they have done for us and to us in the past. They caused the Scarborough RT to be built in the first place. They filled
in a $50-million subway tunnel on the Sheppard line. Now they are about to run raised streetcar tracks down the middle of three major arterial roads. We need to understand the provincial government has a different agenda than the citizens of Toronto. We must ask them why they have been pushing the LRT with so much vigor. Chris Belfontaine
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Casino not a total gamble T oronto’s city manager Joe Pennachetti has upped the ante on the question of whether to allow a casino in Toronto’s borders this week. In a report to Mayor Rob Ford’s Executive Committee which meets next week, Pennachetti indicates serious economic benefits to both Toronto as a whole, and more critically, the City of Toronto’s hungry coffers. As a whole, a big casino would create some jobs, and also threaten some jobs — particularly at the Woodbine Racetrack in Etobicoke — but on balance, create more than it destroyed. And with the right deal, Pennachetti says a large casino resort could all but eliminate the city’s structural deficit. If it’s located at the Canadian National Exhibition, and the Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation agrees to give Toronto a sweeter deal than other host municipalities, then it could bring in $200 million a year. And that is the range of Toronto’s structural deficit — which is to
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say, the difference between what it costs to run the city we want, and the conservative estimate of how much money the city can actually collect each year. It’s a compelling argument to raise, given that the city, less than a generation ago, rejected the idea of hosting a casino in a proper referendum. Will it be enough, to bring the tables and slots to Toronto? It’s tough to say. But one thing for sure is that Pennachetti has framed for Toronto councillors the most interesting kind of moral argument: one with no right solution. Because he’s right: if Toronto bargains hard and extracts a gold-plated deal with the Ontario government, gambling revenues can deliver to Toronto a balanced budget. That
would mean that city services that residents value could be sustainably funded, and transit could expand as needed. And yet... that money will be coming from a tainted source: the pockets and savings and mortgages of people who cannot resist the temptation of those tables, those slots. Casinos do best with the gamblers whose addiction causes them to give up their whole financial lives. It’s a choice that past and present provincial governments have already made, as they’ve built casinos in 24 communities around the province over the past few decades. Those revenues have become part of the bedrock of the Ontario government, and no government has dared look back. Toronto could dip into that pool as well. It’s a tough question – a moral question. One way or another, it’s a gamble. ■ David Nickle is The Mirror’s city hall reporter. His column appears every Thursday. Contact him at dnickle@insidetoronto.com
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Spooky fun in west rouge HALLOWEEN PARTY: Crissa and Dean, above, were among the youngsters at the West Rouge Sports and Recreation Association’s kids’ Halloween party on Sunday afternoon. At top right, Maya dressed as a witch and at bottom right, Mkhaya Karimjee dressed as a doctor. Below, Alexander Blazina plays a game during the party held at the West Rouge Community Centre.
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Duguid will run again for seat in Scarborough >>>from page 1 Influencing his decision, Duguid said, was the feeling his two teenage sons would soon have important decisions of their own to make and he should “be there for them” if they needed him. Duguid also said he “felt an obligation” to his constituents and any colleagues still considering the leadership to make his decision public as soon as it was made. Other high-profile Liberals have declined to enter the contest – former health minister and Toronto mayoral candidate George Smitherman said so Monday– and the race has no declared candidates so far, but Duguid said he’s confident the next premier will be someone “Ontarians will be very inspired by.” He said he looks forward to serving that
next Liberal premier and “continues to be inspired and enthusiastic” about a renewal of the provincial party prompted by McGuinty’s pledge to step down. Duguid also said he’ll stand to keep his seat in Scarborough Centre in the next provincial election, which many believe will be in 2013, considering the Liberals have a minority government and prorogued the legislature after complaining they were unable to work with the opposition New Democrats and Progressive Conservatives. Liberal leadership candidates have until Friday, Nov. 23 to file their forms, must spend $50,000 and step down from cabinet posts they hold. Each could spend up to $500,000 more on a campaign before a party convention scheduled for the weekend of Jan. 25.
Funding a key question: trustee >>>from page 1 but “it’s not like we have money lying around that will just appear” and satisfy expectations Shape Our Future will raise, ScarboroughAgincourt Trustee Sam Sotiropoulos said this week, “We’re going to ask people what we want and then we’re going to turn around and tell
people how we’ll pay for it.” Dandy said the Danforth Collegiate consultation is being combined with her Ward 15 Parent Council meeting. More information on the meetings, as well as an online survey about Shape Our Future, can be found at www.tdsb.on.ca/ shapeOURfuture
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TCHC launches repair-blitz program at Danzig Street MIKE ADLER madler@insidetoronto.com Toronto Community Housing Corporation chose the scene of July’s Danzig Street mass shooting this week as the place to launch a two-year program catching up on repairs “in 80
buildings with the greatest needs.” The city housing authority sent inspectors last week to meet tenants of the Morningside Avenue and Coronation Drive townhouse complex, “working with residents to determine what needs
fixing in their homes and in common areas,” TCHC said in a release this week. ‘service staff’ “Teams of contractors, trades, and service staff will be in the community over the
following weeks to complete the identified repairs in a short time frame.” Two people were killed and nearly two dozen left wounded when a party in the complex at Danzig Street and Morningside Avenue ended in gunfire. The authority said its inten-
sive team approach at Danzig could perform “a high volume of the same types of repairs on individual units in a short time,” ensuring efficiency and “maximum impact.” Repairs done under the State of Good Repair: In Your Unit program, it said, include wall repairs, plumbing leaks, benches and playgrounds, doors and locks, fire safety equipment and many other types of work. The repair program that allows this sort of “catch up” on select buildings has only $11.5 million reserved for two years, however, against a repair backlog now estimated at $751 million. And though the authority said it chose Morningside Cornonation because of “the volume of needed repairs in the specified categories,” the complex was not in what TCHC considered to be “poor” shape this year, according to a March 2012 report to Toronto Council and subsequent inquiries to TCHC.
That report, which measured the repair backlog of TCHC properties against the replacement value of buildings to form a “facility condition index” showed the Danzig Street townhouses needed $1 million in repairs but still were in “good” shape, though the backlog was projected to grow to $3 million and a “poor” state in five years. By contrast, Empringham Mews, a townhouse complex in the Sheppard Avenue and Neilson Road area, needed $8.1 million in repairs and was in a “critical” state. Asked to comment, Sinead Canavan, a TCHC spokesperson said the authority determined Morningside Coronation was “an ideal location” to start its repair blitz based on “the volume of incomplete work orders for this site and types of repairs required,” the “high level of engagement of the community, which is in part a result of the incident this summer” and the complex’s size and layout.
State of Good Repair Repairs done under the State of Good Repair: In Your Unit program, it said, include wall repairs, plumbing leaks, benches and playgrounds, doors and locks, fire safety equipment and many other
types of work. The repair program that allows this sort of “catch up” on select buildings has only $11.5 million reserved for two years, however, against a repair backlog now estimated at $751M.
Community Housing hosts town hall To r o n t o Co m m u n i t y Housing Corporation CEO Gene Jones will review in Scarborough next week what the city housing authority has heard from tenants this year and how it will respond in 2013. The town hall meeting Jones will attend is Tuesday, Nov. 6, from 6 to 8 p.m. at the Morningside Apartments, 4205 Lawrence Ave. East. As a landlord, TCHC faces big challenges. Tenants were asked to state their concerns at other town halls - including one at the same Scarborough highrise Jones will visit and at consultations for
the authority’s Community Management Plan. In a Oct. 9 statement to Mayor Rob Ford’s Executive Committee, Jones said TCHC needs more money to address the repair backlog for its buildings. He added the authority is stretching dollars as much as it can, and that “there is new leadership, open communications, better connection with the communities we serve, and a stronger focus on transparency and accountability.” TCHC has said building residents will get a chance next Tuesday to ask Jones questions.
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Walk, roll, run for variety village HELPING VARIETY VILLAGE: Participants took part in the fourth annual Walk Roll and Run fundraising event last Sunday morning. The walk/ roll/run course travels through the area of Scarborough that surrounds Variety Village. Money raised helps fund vital programs offered at Variety Village for people with disabilities and their families. This year, besides the 5K and 1K walk/roll, a timed 5K and 5K wheelchair race was added. All routes started at Variety Village and worked through the southwest Scarborough neighbourhood.
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CELEBRATION: Sharon Zurba signs for the hearing impaired during a service Sunday at the Morningside Christian Fellowship Church. The church launched its Abilities Ministry program on Sunday and became the first in the GTA to declare itself fully inclusive to the disabled community. Below, Jason Nicholls, left, attends services at the church on Sunday.
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The Wexford Galaxy under-14 boys team recently won the Heart of York soccer tournament held in Newmarket. Players and coaching staff are listed below.
Wexford boys tops at York tourney The Wexford Galaxy Boys U14 soccer team took top spot at the Heart of York (HOY) soccer tournament held in Newmarket recently. The boys beat Sporting FC 5-1 in the semifinals and competed against a higher division Aurora team and beat them 1-0. “The Galaxy once again perse-
vered and exemplified a high level of team work, tenacity and strong skills in beating the Aurora team,” said manager Michele Harris. Team players are Malcolm Carr, Yashar Fallahnia, Azam Taher, Elijah Morris, Tola Ajayi, Josh Williams, Spencer Harris, Ridwan Mahmud, Cameron Szalay, Cameron Zanutel,
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There was plenty of action Tuesday as the combined Scarborough team of Bendale Business and Technical Institute and Churchill Collegiate edged North York’s George Harvey 8-7. At left, Asher Ralph-Ferrell from Bendale/Churchill tries to get a jump on his opponent. Above, Irving Barroso of Bendale/Churchill takes a hit. STORES FLYERS DEALS COUPONS BROCHURES CATALOGUES CONTESTS PRODUCTS STORES FLYERS DEALS COUPONS BROCHURES CATALOGUES CONTESTS PRODUCTS STORES FLYERS DEALS COUPONS BROCHURES CATALOGUES CONTESTS PRODUCTS STORES FLYERS DEALS
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Scarborough is hosting the Toronto District School Board (TDSB) senior tier one football semifinals at Birchmount Stadium tomorrow – but there will be no Scarborough teams competing after all three contenders fell in opening round playoff action last week. Basically the east ‘Schad’ division, represented by the three Scarborough schools and Leaside High School, were demolished by the west ‘Pulford’ division, the scores as follows: • Richview 37, Leaside 7; • Central Tech 20, Birchmount Park 0; • Northern 35, Sir Wilfrid Laurier 0; • Lawrence Park 19, Sir John A Macdonald 0. This Friday’s semifinal match-ups, therefore, are as follows: • noon, Lawrence Park vs Central Tech; • 2 p.m., Northern vs Richview. Football, however, will continue for Scarborough schools in other divisions. Here’s a brief summary. For more info, visit the board site at www.tdsb.on.ca/ JUNIOR: Sir John A Macdonald is the lone Scarborough school and they enjoyed a perfect regular season with four wins. They open up the playoffs today (Thursday), 11:30 a.m. at Birchmount Stadium against Central Tech who finished fourth in the west division at 3-3. SENIOR TIER TWO: Scarborough’s two entries, David and Mary Thomson and Agincourt both took 3-1 records into yesterday’s games. Regular season wraps up next week. SENIOR VARSITY DEVELOPMENT: Three Scarborough schools finished the regular season in the top three spots in the six-team league, as follows: SATEC @ W.A. Porter (3-1); Bendale/Churchill (3-2); Sir Robert Borden (3-1). Therefore, the top two teams (SATEC @ W.A. Porter and Bendale/Churchill) will meet up in the ‘Mud Bowl’ Wednesday, Nov. 7, 1 p.m., at SATEC @ W.A. Porter. Thirdplace Sir Robert Borden will play fourth-place North Albion (2-2) in the Murchie-Hibbert Bowl Tuesday, Nov. 6, 2 p.m., at Birchmount Stadium.
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Bendale teacher gives lessons in the classroom and on the ice DAVID GROSSMAN active@insidetoronto.com There was a time when Steve Taylor put together an assortment of scrumptious cuisine working as a trained chef in some of Toronto’s top hotels. And then, there was the other recipe – the one he developed five years ago, which just might be the best one yet. With assistance from his colleague Rob Ball, this one has nothing to do with food. Now a teacher with the Toronto District School Board, Taylor is likely not putting together sizzling thick steaks in his classroom at Bendale Business and Technical Institute in Scarborough. He is teaching how to cook, the preparation of food and likely fine dining, but Taylor has also come up with a different set of ingredients for success – and these are on ice. Taylor has another gig going outside the traditional classroom: he coaches Bendale’s hockey team. This isn’t a team that will challenge for a league title just yet, but not everything is measured in medals and trophies. Built 50 years ago on what had been pastures and farmland, Bendale offers a unique alternative in education that focuses on students wanting to pursue careers in business and technology. That includes food preparation and the hospitality arena. So how does hockey mix with academics and chef Taylor? When students are not padding their education skills, 25 of them are learning how to play Canada’s national winter sport. Some have experience in hockey while others are still improving on the fundamentals of the game – from skating to shooting. The emphasis, according to Taylor, is not on winning league championships or trying to see how many pennants can be accumulated. For the Bendale Tigers, it’s all about enjoyment as well as learning and developing critical social and life skills that will take them further than hockey. “They know a career in Check out our photos online at
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the NHL isn’t around the corner,” said Taylor. “Lots of these young men have likely been told they won‘t amount to anything. They’ve been put down and we’re giving them the opportunity to hold their head high and build for tomorrow.” Taylor said students have bought in to his set of instructions and expectations. “Life is not always a straight road,” said Taylor. “I know hockey has kept many of our students in school and, I am convinced, given them lots of confidence. I can see it – and their attitudes toward things have changed for the better.” Malcolm Scott-Ash is a 15-year-old student at Bendale who is benefitting from Taylor at the hockey level and also in the classroom. “If you win a trophy, it’s just a trophy,” said Scott-Ash, a centre on the hockey team. “What I have won will take me farther in life – a chance to meet players with higher and lower skills than me, play on the same team and still benefit from fun. The coaches have taught me a great deal – not just about hockey, but how to be a nicer person in the world.” The budget to run a hockey
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team is not cheap. Ice rental fees can be taxing. Then, there’s equipment, insurance, transportation and the essential uniforms that all match. Practices are once a week at Agincourt arena and students understand to play in a game it’s mandatory they have positive grades and a positive attitude and attend practice. And there’s also “the trip”. For a third consecutive year, Taylor is taking a Bendale team of 17 forwards, seven defencemen and a goalie to Lace Placid, N.Y. from Dec. 6 to 9 to compete in the American Cup tournament. Total price: somewhere in the neighborhood of $18,000. “We are looking for donations, have often come close to begging, and are approaching corporations, businesses and anyone who will help these young men benefit from a lifetime experience – something that will remain with them forever,” said Taylor. Each player pays $170 for the four days and three nights while the rest is subsidized through a variety of sponsors such as Canadian Tire, the Canadian Union of Public Employees and parents. Included in the cost is bus transportation, meals,
accommodation and registration fees to play. Taylor said donations are welcome and supporters should contact him at Bendale at 416-396-6695. Liam McNamee, a 16-yearold Grade 11 student at Bendale, said this will be his third trip to the former site of the 1980 Winter Olympic Games. “Fabulous,” he said. “When I stepped on the Olympic
ice and realized the kind of players who have been on it – that experience was bigger to me than anything else. As for hockey, what matters is everyone has a great time and we all realize that none of this would have happened without our coaches.” While Bendale lost every game in its first year of the tournament, Taylor said the Tigers won a game last year – and against an American
school. “This is an educational experience and they will have assignments and school work with them using the nearby Olympic High School,” said Taylor. “So many people are used to annual vacations. For these kids this is their special time and I know it’s something that is motivational and will remain with them forever.”
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Scarborough gets into the Halloween spirit
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READY FOR TRICK-OR-TREATERS: Scarborough residents got into the Halloween spirit last night by decorating their homes for trick-or-treaters. They shared some of their photos with us prior to last night. Right, The Grisdale family turned their home into a haunted cemetery Halloween, that they called ‘Scarryfield Manor’on Merryfield Drive. Above, inspired by the movie The Ring, this Scarborough family decorated their front yard with one of the characters. ADVERTORIAL
Kitchens, Bathrooms and Plumbing Your house isn’t just a house. It’s your home. It’s where you raise your family; your refugeaway from the world. You take pride in your home and ensure it is comfortable and inviting. Crystal Bath understands this. Being a truly family-owned andoperated business, Crystal Bath takes the same pride in their quality workmanship, as you do in your home. Husband and wife team, Mario and Ann Scala, are President and Vice President of Crystal Bath. Mario has been a licensed tiler since the age of 17 and Ann has a background in Sales. Almost 21 years ago in 1991, Mario and Ann embarked oncreating their own kitchen andbathroom renovation business and haven’t looked back. To make the family-owned and operated story complete, Mario and Ann’s son, Chris, recently joined the business as a licensed plumber. Crystal Bath specializes incomplete and partial kitchen and bathroom renovations and
ensure that not only are all their employees licensed and insured but they have been practicing their trade for a minimum of 10 years. This way, Crystal Bath can hire the best tradesmen and go out of their way to keep them. “Everyone is really experienced,” explains Ann. “We keep our people. Our employees are qualified and happy.” Whether it is tiling, painting or electrical work,you can be assured that all jobs completed by the Crystal Bath team are of superior quality.They have also recently added licensed plumbing services to better accommodate all their customers’ needs. Their plumbing vehicles are available seven days a week and can be dispatched for any emergency situation. The greatest testament to any company is word of mouth referrals and repeat customers. This is how Crystal Bath has successfully grown their business. Along with client testimonials, Crystal Bath has been recognized for the last three years
as the best in kitchen and bathroom renovations by readers of the Scarborough Mirror newspaper. Their workmanship is guaranteed to be completed on-time and on-budget.The Crystal Bath team will provide professional advice on design and function, whether it is of a contemporary or traditional design. Their team will work with you to provide the best solutions to accommodate your needs and budget. Crystal Bath accommodates all homeowners, including firsttime owners but they also have a special understanding of the aging population and their special needs. They love to take on projects like retro-fitting bathrooms with amenities such as walk-in bathtubs and showers. “We are fair with seniors” says Ann. “We take care of the older generation.” For your at-home free kitchen or bathroom quotation call Crystal Bath at 416-261-6199 or go to www.crystalbath.ca for more information.
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Phony health inspectors are talking restaurant owners into buying $300 first-aid kits, and the city’s public health department is urging Torontonians not to fall for the scam. According to a news release by Toronto Public Health, both the health department and Toronto police have received several calls from businesses who have been contacted by people claiming to be Toronto Public Health inspectors. The fake inspectors tell the restaurant owners they must purchase a first-aid kit for $300 from them.
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Health inspectors don’t sell first-aid kits, said Jim Chan, a food safety manager with Toronto Public Health. “If you are contacted by someone claiming to be a Toronto Public Health inspector attempting to schedule an inspection, asking for personal information or selling first-aid kits, contact your local police department,” said Chan. “Legitimate public health inspectors do not call ahead to schedule inspections. In most cases, inspections are unannounced. As well, TPH inspectors do not sell first-aid kits to food operators.”
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Scarborough Community Meeting with Tom Mulcair Addressing violence in our communities Friday November 9, 2012 ∙ 4:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. 100 Galloway Road, Scarborough Hosted by
Dan Harris
Member of Parliament Scarborough Southwest
Rathika Sitsabaiesan
Member of Parliament Scarborough Rouge-River
For more information: (416) 261-8613 www.DanHarris.ca Dan.Harris@parl.gc.ca
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Special Interests Services/Clubs WINTER’S JUST around the corner - are you and your car prepared? Sign up for our free winter car care workshop to learn how to winterize your car.
Nov 3 & 10, 2012 10AM - 12 Noon Malvern Baptist Church 185 Milner Ave. Register at (416) 754-3471 ext 101 or mbchurch.auto @gmail.com Tutoring
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Articles Wanted
Firewood
ANTIQUES
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Articles for Sale
BED, ALL new in plastic, Queen Orthopedic. Mattress, boxspring. Warranty. Cost $1,000, Sell $275. 416-779-0563
Apartments & Flats for Rent
Articles for Sale (Misc.) HOT TUB/ SPA. 2012. Brand new Warranty, fully loaded. Cost $8900.00 Sell $3900.00. 416-779-0563 HOT TUB (SPA) Covers Best Price, Best Quality. All shapes & Colours Available. Call 1-866-652-6837 w w w. t h e c o v e r guy.com/newspaper
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Articles Wanted KINGSTON/ LAWRENCE 1 bedroom basement. Separate entrance. Newly renovated. Laundry, cable, internet, & utilities included. No smoking/ pets. $800. 416-724-2585 CONLINS/ 401- Close to UofT. 2 bedroom basement, separate entrance. Students welcome. Nonsmoking/ pets. $900. utilities included. 416-724-0929 M O R N I N G S I D E HEIGHTS- 1 bedroom walkout basement. $825. includes all utilities. Parking available. No pets, no smoking. Close to TTC. 416-293-9730
PAYING CASH for old stereo hi-fi equipment, amplifiers, tuners, turntables, etc. Dynaco, Marantz, Heathkit, Quad, Yamaha, Leak, Dual, Eico, Scott, McIntosh, Thorens etc. Tube or transistor, working or not. We pick-up. 416-616-1597
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GARAGE SALES Looking for great holiday gifts? Come to the Creative Kraftshop!
November 3rd 10am - 2pm 1301 Nielson Rd.
(Nielson/ Sewell) Soaps, lotions, jewelry, & fresh baked delights handcrafted by master crafter’s and brought especially to you.
Lion’s Christmas Craft Sale
Sun., Nov. 4 9am-2pm Birchmount Comm. Ctr. (Birchmount/ Kingston Rd) 55 Vendors
Cleaning/Janitorial FRIENDLY CLEANING lady available for cleaning houses, condos, apts. References available. Call Jana for free estimate. 416-289-6322
Home Renovations
Handy Person
Carpet & Upholstery
HANDYMANPROFESSIONAL, reliable, reasonable! Renovations, bathrooms, basements, painting, carpentry, flooring, drywall, tiling, decks, fences & more... Call Ken 647-286-2741
CARPET UPHOLSTERY steam cleaning any 4 rooms, hallway and stairs $90. Sofa set $60. Extra rooms $20. Free deodorizing. 416-890-2894
HANDYMEN. PROFESSIONAL, reliable. Install, renovate, repair. Carpentry, electrical, plumbing. Decks, fences, kitchens, bathrooms, basements, floors. Free estimates. Zik 416-522-9279 TILE WORK, SMALL PLUMBING and Toilet Repairs, Showers, walls/ floors,etc 35+ years experience, Senior with References. Reliable Ray. 416-918-2009
BUILDER/ GENERAL CONTRACTORS RESIDENTIAL/ COMMERCIAL. Finished basements. Painting. Bathrooms. Ceramic tiles. Flat roofs. Leaking basements. Brick/chimney reChimneys pairs. House additions 9 0 5 - 7 6 4 - 6 6 6 7 , GIL’S CHIMNEY Sweep416-823-5120 ing. $60.00 tax included. Call: 647-710-6529
Waste Removal
ALWAYS CHEAPEST!
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PETER’S DEPENDABLE JUNK REMOVAL From home or business, including furniture/ appliances, construction waste. Quick & careful!
416-677-3818 Rock Bottom Rates!
DAVE’S RUBBISH Removal- Yard clean-ups, renovation clean-ups. Basement & garage cleanouts. 7 days/ week, 24/7. Please call Dave. 416-567-7745
Plumbing
EMERGENCY? Clogged drain, camera inspection Leaky pipes Reasonable price, 25 years experience Licensed/ Insured credit card accepted Free estimate James Chen
647-519-9506
Eavestroughs & Siding SEAMLESS EAVESTROUGH, soffitt, facia, siding. Also repair work. Over 30 years experience. For the best prices please call Reijo 416-431-1558.
Painting & Decorating A BEAUTIFUL Clean Job- Painting services/ kitchen cabinet spraying/ staircase refinishing/ renos. Great rates. Free estimates. Michael 647-833-6804 QUALITY PAINTING. Good service and good prices. Call Mike 416-832-4347.
Moving & Storage 0$ Truck Fee. $19+/hr, Licensed. Insured Local/ Long Distance. Free Estimates. 24/7. Free boxes. 416-887-6696 ANY MOVING/ junk removal, Local & long distance. 24 hours. Insured, licensed. BBB and BNI Member. Voted #1 by Metro! 416-253-7641. www.ssonsmoving.com
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Appliance Repairs/ Installation #1 APPLIANCES Licensed Refrigeration Contractor, 28 Years Experience, FREE ESTIMATE, 2 YEARS WARRANTY Refrigerator/ Stove/ Washer/ Dryer/ Hot Water Tank/ Furnace/ Air conditioning Robin: 416-418-1821
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APPLIANCE REPAIR/INSTALLATION
Burton Electric Inc. 416 419-1772
Knob and tube replacement LED Lighting Aluminum wire reconditioning Permits and inspections
Pot lights Service upgrades Breakers/Panels FREE ESTIMATES
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SULLIVAN LAWN & SNOW SERVICES INC.
416-699-4754 Est. 1988
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Tree Hedge Trimming & Removal
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Fully Insured Member of Landscape Ontario
Garage Cleaning Eavestrough Cleaning Snow Removal Free Estimate
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Conservationists take concerns with Rouge park plans to MPs in Ottawa MIKE ADLER madler@insidetoronto.com Conservationists were in Ottawa yesterday afternoon to tell MPs the proposed national urban park in the Rouge Valley is “a substandard version” of what they and thousands of volunteers fought for decades to achieve. Leaders of Friends of the Rouge Watershed said they would argue before the House of Commons Standing Committee on the Environment and Sustainable Development that Parks Canada’s “study area” for the Rouge is too small and its protection for the Rouge Valley’s fragile Carolinian and mixed woodland ecology seems weaker than in plans for the existing Rouge Park. In a letter to Environment Minister Peter Kent, the group also suggested broader public interests in the park were being “sacrificed to address local private and political interests” which included those of “a few dozen residential and agricultural tenants” which lease about
70 per cent of public lands in the current park. Those leases “are far less than the fair market rate” and do not cover the upkeep of the properties, FRW General Manager Jim Robb and President Kevin O’Connor told Kent. The Canadian Environmental Law Association and Environmental Defence have joined FRW in writing to Kent to ask that all public lands protected under Ontario’s Greenbelt, about 100 square kilometres including the federal Pickering airport lands be included in a federal Rouge Park, instead of just the 57 square kilometres in the study area. Parks Canada has said its concept for a national urban park is first of its kind and will need its own standards for environmental protection, which will be written as part of a management plan. Unlike in national parks, agriculture in the future Rouge Park would continue, and public infrastructure, private lands, the Toronto Zoo and most land the City of Toronto now owns would be excluded from the park.
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The Toronto Mass Choir will host its 25th anniversary concert and CD launch at the Malvern Christian Assembly this Saturday.
Mass choir concert set for Scarborough Juno Award winning Toronto Mass Choir (TMC) launches its 25th anniversary in Scarborough. The choir will be bringing its highenergy gospel music to Malvern Christian Assembly, 6705 Sheppard Ave. E. this Saturday, Nov. 3, at 6:30 p.m. TMC will also be launching its commemorative album, “25”, which features some of the choir’s most
popular songs. INTERNATIONAL ACCLAIM With its start in 1988, this choir has grown to receive worldwide recognition and has toured the globe. TMC has impacted the Toronto gospel scene over the past 25 years, with many alumni moving on to begin their own solo careers or
to continue as worship leaders or church music directors. At this concert, TMC will be performing with special guest soloists singing some of the choir’s most classic songs from over the past 25 years. Tickets are $10 and are available at Faith Family Books and Gifts in Scarborough. Visit www.tmc.ca for more information.
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