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But they also make it very likely Tamil Fest – one of the first Tamil street festivals outside South Asia – will be back next year. “This is a milestone in our history,” David Poopalapillai, national spokesperson for the Canadian Tamil Congress, declared on Monday.

When the event between Finch Avenue and Nielson Road closed Sunday at 8 p.m. people were still lined up for midway rides and vendors, he said. Organizers had wanted Tamil Fest to introduce the Tamil community and its culture to Greater Toronto’s mainstream, >>>TAMIL, page 3

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Left, Pranavan Para, 15, performs in a traditional costume during Scarborough Tamil Fest events on Saturday in the Morningside and \ Finch avenues area. Above, martial artists demonstrate stick fighting. Right, a dancer performs as a peacock.

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Tamil Fest drew huge crowds to Morningside/Finch >>>from page 1 and judging from the nonTamil faces in the crowd, it did, said Prasanth Sri. the festival manager. Food sellers and other vendors, including many local businesses, are satisfied, and many license plates parked near the festival were from the northeastern United States, Sri added.

“Scarborough was on the tips of many people’s tongues,” as they drove to Morningside Heights for the event, he said. Highlights of Tamil Fest included traditional street entertainers, popular acts on stage, and a mobile museum chronicling the community’s rapid growth and its successes in overcoming adversity.

But there were times when a lack of nearby parking led to chaos and police couldn’t manage the traffic. “It was overwhelming for them,” acknowledged Poopalapillai, who said officers tolerated street parking so long as people didn’t block residents’ driveways or hydrants. “They were lenient, but some people – there are

always some – they don’t follow these rules,” he said. Sri said the festival encouraged carpooling, walking to the event, and taking the TTC as much as possible. but did not anticipate such high numbers. If it returns to the same place next year, Tamil Fest would definitely need shuttle buses from Malvern

Town Centre, Tamil-owned strip malls in the area and Scarborough Town Centre, he said. But Sri said it was important to stage the first Tamil Fest in Morningside Heights, which doesn’t have a rapid transit line, but has the highest concentration of TamilCanadians anywhere. “We wanted to go where our com-

munity was,” he said. Canada’s Tamil commmunity, most coming from Sri Lanka during the island’s decades of civil war, grew in half a century to around 300,000, of which about 240,000 live within Greater Toronto.

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abour Day is like the middle of the longest car trip you can remember: powering across the prairies, destination a little farther past the horizon than the trip’s beginning. Prime Minister Stephen Harper got us started early – way back in August, packing up the federal election campaign bus in the dark and hauling us from our Sunday morning beds without so much as a bathroom break before hitting the highway. And now here we are: in the midst of the longest federal election this century, that by the polls is anyone’s to win. So far, for those of us paying attention and not distracted by our view the attack ads on the in-car DVD player, what we’ve had to occupy Serious us are strategic and tactical questions. questions The trial of suspended senator to consider Mike Duffy has laid bare some of the inner workings of Harper’s prime minister’s office (PMO), and we’ve puzzled over how the revelations might be used by the New Democrats or Liberals, or somehow minimized by the Conservatives. We’ve watched Liberal leader Justin Trudeau dodge attack ads complimenting his hair, but questioning his readiness, then put in a good early debate performance, and wondered how that might affect the polls. And we’ve tried to figure out what it is Tom Mulcair’s New Democratic Party is doing to edge into the lead in all those polls that keep dropping. Well, it’s Labour Day coming up – not even halfway to the Oct. 19 election day – and it’s safe to say we’ve burned through all the simple driving games. It’s time to start paying attention – and by that we don’t mean watching U.S. Republican leader hopeful Donald Trump on YouTube. Voters in Toronto and across the country are facing some serious questions about the next five years. The three main parties are offering very different visions and plans to navigate this country down what could be some very rough roads. Conservatives, Liberals and New Democrats sharing the driving up front will have strategies for us to consider. Although it may not seem like it here in the back seat, we, the voters, only have choices.

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o be labeled as someone who has jumped on a bandwagon is not exactly a compliment. It means you’re an opportunist who has decided to associate yourself with a popular trend and that you’ll likely only hang around while the good times last. Yet after seeing the Blue Jays bandwagon pick up hopper-on-ers in massive numbers, I’m not so sure that definition fits for said new arrivees. One gets the sense that, not only are they in it for the long haul, but that they’re intent on elevating the concept – and the game – to a whole new level. The bandwagonning really kicked into high gear right after the trade deadline, when the Jays picked up Troy Tulowitzki, LaTroy Hawkins, David Price, Mark Lowe and Ben Revere, and the Rogers Centre immediately began playing to packed houses.

jamie wayne BUT SERIOUSLY But more than just the additional numbers on site, the atmosphere seems to be undergoing a transformation as well. A percentage of the cause of this metamorphosis in fan behaviour can be attributed to the role of the original true blue die-hards, no doubt. But the newbies on board have to take a bow as well considering we’re now seeing things we’ve never seen before. Take the spontaneous response to Edwin Encarnacion’s stunning three-homer, nine runs batted in performance Saturday. Several fans tossed their Blue Jays caps onto the field to acknowledge the feat. A move normally associated with hockey when a player scores a hat trick, it had

never been done before at a ballgame. That includes when Jays legend Carlos Delgado belted four home runs, in a game a decade ago. Encarnacion, was all smiles when the caps were thrown right after, though he was puzzled by what it was all about. When catcher Dioner Navarro explained the longtime Canadian hockey tradition to him, the slugger said he was touched. He said he hoped to sign all the caps and return them to their owners. Not that I’m encouraging fans to throw stuff on the field. I bring it up because it was a heartwarming gesture from a baseball fan base once thought of as being not involved enough when it came to reacting properly to the goings on. This new breed of fans get it. There have been a multitude of similar game-savvy responses. Numerous ovations,

salutes and curtain calls. They’re on top of everything, and the players are clearly grateful. That the team has been on fire has something to do with the current mania of course. But I don’t see it disappearing. The fans are clearly embracing their role. Major League Baseball is known as the “The Show” and it really feels like it in the Rogers Centre these days. If you’re not lucky enough to get to the ballpark, not to worry. The same vibe oozes out of the TV telecasts and radio broadcasts. True, there may be no business, but thanks to the new breed of Jays fans, this “Show” business is quickly becoming a pretty catchy tune in its own right. 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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Local hospitals desperate for funding, panel told MIKE ADLER madler@insidetoronto.com Toronto’s big teaching hospitals are the Cadillacs of Ontario’s health-care system. And Scarborough’s hospitals are a cheaper brand of car, Betty Wu-Lawrence, a nurse, told visiting members of a provincial panel this week. “What are we? We are the Hyundai,” she said, to laughter. Physicians, health advocates, social service groups – and last Wednesday night, ordinary residents – have told the panel Scarborough is starved of money and facilities. Panelists heard the area’s three hospital campuses are crowded and crumbling, and some residents vote with their feet, travelling to North York or Markham when they need medical help. The group toured The Scarborough Hospital’s (TSH) General and Birchmount sites and Rouge Valley Health

System’s (RVHS) Centenary, said John Ronson, a panelist who remembers Birchmount when it was run by the Salvation Army and called Scarborough Grace. “We all looked at it, and said, ‘This place today has gone downhill,’” Ronson said at a meeting in the St. Paul’s L’Amoreaux Centre at Finch and Warden avenues. Last year, TSH and RVHS abandoned a merger their administrations agreed to in principle largely because the province wouldn’t begin planning for possible hospital campuses in Scarborough and West Durham. In April, Health Minister Dr. Eric Hoskins gave the eight-member panel six months to tell him how to deliver hospital services in both those areas, including “infrastructure needs.” “It’s a question of equity,” Denis Lanoue, former president of TSH’s community advisory council told last Wednesday’s meeting. “We need to tell them what we need: ‘You need to invest in

Scarborough.’” Instead of competing, Scarborough’s three hospital campuses should be under a single leadership, Lanoue argued. “We are not Durham. The needs of Durham are very different.” The quality of health care is why many Scarborough residents came to Canada, said Wu-Lawrence, adding they want the province to support the same level of services at TSH and RVHS as it does at Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre or St. Michael’s Hospital. Panel Chairperson Dr. Barry McLellan, Sunnybrook’s CEO, wasn’t there, but Ronson and fellow panelists Jan Campbell, Trish Barbuto and Raymond Chung – the latter a Scarborough resident and co-founder of Hong Fook Mental Health Association – heard many hospital patients in Scarborough fall through cracks when they leave. Many eventually return to hospital, community advocates said, because patients

it will be up to the minister to release the report, panelists hope it leads to action. “If there isn’t action, I’m going to be very, very angry.” Scarborough-Agincourt MPP Soo Wong said the condition of the local hospitals is now her No. 1 issue. “This is no longer acceptable, and I want to make sure all six Scarborough MPPs are saying the same thing,” Wong told the meeting. “You need to tell your neighbours. You need to speak now,” or when the panel’s report comes out, she added. One Agincourt resident, Russell Mustachi, approved of the panel’s work, but doubted it would lead to significant change.“We’ve had these meetings before and nothing happens,” said Mustachi, who earlier had asked Campbell how many panelists lived in Scarborough. None do besides Chung.

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John Ronson, a member of the province’s expert panel on Scarborough and West Durham hospitals, speaks to residents during a public meeting at the St. Paul’s L’Amoreaux Centre.

are released without a home to go to, or are returning to an unhealthy home, or to one where no one is capable of caring for them. Volunteers with Hong Fook and other groups said Scarborough needs more mental health services, including accommodation for youth in crisis and postdischarge day programs. The area, they said, also needs

more physicians and staff who can meet patient’s cultural and linguistic needs. The panel will give Hoskins “high-level advice” but won’t do detailed planning, such as saying where a new hospital should be, Ronson said. “It takes a long time to build a hospital. There are some immediate needs these communities have that can’t wait,” he said, adding though

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The Olympic flame is hard to resist There are some temptations that are too much for a mayor to resist. Promising a tax freeze, or increases so low they may as well be? That’s a tough one. Devising a new transit plan that wasn’t on anybody else’s long-term infrastructure plan? Good luck saying no. But those are all easy when it comes to the tempting, flickering flame of the Olympics. A mayor who says no to that would have to be made of sterner stuff than pretty well all of them. So it is with John Tory, who appears to be following Oscar Wilde’s advice — which is to say, banishing temptation by yielding to it. After a summer of feigning a wait-and-see attitude, Mayor Tory appears to be ready to go all in with a bid to host the 2024 Summer Olympics. There is a lot to like, politically at least, in being out-front in a bid for an Olympic Games. It is, first and foremost, a fundamentally boosterish

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Tory might be headed for a more ignominious defeat than that. There is serious question as to whether even his own council — even the portion of council that happily supports him — is at all supportive of going forward with the plan. On Tuesday, members of the city’s budget committee had little time for launching a bid for 2024. Budget chief Gary Crawford made it clear he was “cautiously” withdrawing from the idea — the cost of simply launching a bid being a major barrier. It looks like no matter how mightily Mayor Tory is tempted, the better judgement of his friends on council will prevail — and our mayor will find himself hauled back from the bright Olympic flame, before his wings get any more than a little singed. David Nickle is The Mirror’s city hall reporter. His column appears Thursdays. Find him on Twitter: @DavidNickle

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Rally at local MP’s office >>>from page 1 by 2019. In Scarborough, the conversion to community boxes will start in 2017. The Opposition New Democrats said they’ll reverse the changes, and the Liberals have said they will stop them and study the future of Canada Post. CUPW said it is holding

the demonstration because James voted against a motion to reinstate door-to-door delivery. Toronto city council has passed a resolution calling for the continuation of home delivery, but the city is in talks with Canada Post on where the community boxes would go.

A man has been charged with murder in the weekend shooting death of Scarborough teen Ricardo Williams in Kingston, Jamaica. The Jamaica Constabulary Force said residents at a wake on White Lane in Olympic Gardens, Kingston 11 heard explosions and discovered the 14 year old had been shot around 1:50 a.m. Sunday. Williams was taken to

hospital where he was pronounced dead. Later in the day, detectives named Omar James, also known as Judge, also of White Lane in Olympic Gardens, Kingston 11, as a person of interested in the case and asked him to report to the Hunts Bay police station by midday Monday. The 19 year old turned himself in to police Monday evening. On Tuesday, James was charged with Williams’

murder. “He was questioned in the presence of his attorney where he was subsequently arrested and charged,” the Jamaica Constabulary Force said in a news release. There are reports that James and Williams are cousins. Williams is believed to have been a student at West Hill Collegiate, having recently transferred from Pearson Collegiate.

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The Toronto Centre for Active Transportation’s ( TCAT ) annual forum in support of complete streets – the idea that all road users should share a road equally – is approaching. The forum takes place Oct.1, and until Friday, Sept. 11 you can qualify for an early bird registration rate for the one-day event. Transportation professionals are expected to attend and hear about the experiences and challenges of creating complete streets locally and around the world. For more information visit www.tcat.ca Rahul Gupta is The Mirror’s transit reporter. His column runs every Thursday. Reach him on Twitter: @TOinTRANSIT

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United Way launches $100-million fundraising campaign DOMINIK KUREK dkurek@insidetoronto.com The newly formed United Way of Toronto and York Region has an ambitious goal in its inaugural fundraising campaign, aiming to raise $100 million. This funding will help support 220 partner agencies in 10 municipalities from Toronto in the south to Georgina in the north. That goal will be met by the communities working together, said the 2015 campaign cabinet chair Mark Wiseman, president and CEO of the Canada Pension Plan Investment Board, before hundreds of guests at the CNIB Ontario building on Bayview Avenue in Toronto Tuesday. Guests included supporters and members of partner agencies from across York Region and Toronto. “We truly are a united United Way across Toronto and York Region. That’s the first time we’ve been able to say that, and that’s fantastic,” Wiseman said. The work of the United Way will include more than 25,000 volunteers in more than 760 workplaces across the city and York Region.

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United Way President and CEO Susan McIsaac, right, and campaign cabinet chair Mark Wiseman (president and CEO of Canada Pension Plan Investment Board) make the announcement of the United Way of Toronto and York Region’s 2015 fundraising campaign goal of $100 million Tuesday.

The United Way expects 164,000 donors for the 2015 campaign. To help start this year’s fundraising campaign, Donald Guloien and Irene Boychuk, through the Guloien Family Challenge Grant, are contributing $1.2 million to match dollarfor-dollar donations of $1,200 or more. Toronto Mayor John Tory, a long-

time supporter of the United Way and a 2001 campaign cabinet chair, congratulated the two agencies for merging into one. “This is an era in which collaboration is going to mean more than anything else in terms of our ability to collectively get things done,” he said. “This is how people live their lives.

They don’t care if they’re on the TTC or York Regional Transit, they just care that they can find a way to get to work.” He said the same is true when it comes to helping people. Tory said Toronto relies greatly on the United Way to help make a stronger city and urges people to dig into their pockets to contribute. He said this

will help make an already good city, even better. “What makes us different here and what people noticed when they came here for the Pan Am Games, no matter how the city looks, even the sort of wobbly antennas and things like that, they noticed most importantly how we lived here, that we respect each other, we look after each other, we care about each other. We don’t just say that. We actually do it,” Tory said. “The centre of that, the fulcrum of that is the United Way.” President and CEO of the United Way Susan McIsaac agreed with the need for unity. “We’ve had this boundary for the last 60 years of our history, which was Steeles Avenue. We wouldn’t go north, they wouldn’t come south. But now, our donors and volunteers work across those borders, always with the mind, always with the thought we have to do what’s best for our region,” she said. The United Way of Toronto and York Region is the largest privatesector supporter of social services in the Greater Toronto Area.

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First KothuFest to take place at Albert Campbell Square In Sri Lanka and parts of Scarborough, kothu roti is as well-known a street food as the hot dog. It’s also as versatile a dish as you’re likely to find, as at least 10 kothu vendors aim to prove during the area’s first KothuFest. “The possibilities are endless,” said Terrance Siva, a spokesperson for the outdoor event in Albert Campbell Square on Sunday, Sept. 13 from noon to 8 p.m. A Sri Lankan dish, kothu is known by aficionados in Scarborough’s Tamil-Canadian community for combining chopped-up roti, sizzling eggs, and different spices - mixed up with anything from octopi to mutton. But Siva said some people are now chopping up bread for kothu instead of roti - and that’s OK, too. “Everyone can make it, and they can make it their own,” he said, adding KothuFest organizers told each vendor to “bring your creation and make sure people see how unique it is.” It’s just coincidence KothuFest happens two weekends after the first Tamil Fest, a north Scarborough street festival which introduced many people to Sri Lankan Tamil foods, including kothu. As the vendors shred their roti on Sept. 13, diners can enjoy entertainment on stage at the square, which is beside the Scarborough Civic Centre. More on KothuFest is at kothufest.com

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Encore Symphonic Concert Band Performance WHEN: noon to 1 p.m. WHERE: Wilmar Heights Event Centre, 963 Pharmacy Ave. CONTACT: https://encoreband.ca COST: $10/person at door Enjoy Big Band Swing, film scores, marches, performed by a band of 50 professionals. Celebrate Recovery Rouge Valley WHEN: 7 to 9:30 p.m. WHERE: Melville Presbyterian Church, 70 Old Kingston Rd. CONTACT: www.celebraterecovery. ca COST: Free Celebrate Recovery offers support and care for your hurts, habits and hang ups Wednesday nights. No registration or intake nights. Join any time. Call 905621-2747.

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Gentle Fitness on a Chair WHEN: 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. WHERE: St. Paul’s L’Amoreaux Centre, 3333 Finch Ave. E. CONTACT: 416-493-3333 COST: $15 for members and $20 for nonmembers Program designed to increase the functional fitness of seniors with limited mobility and health issues. Most of the exercises are done in a seated position and include range of motion exercises, light resistance training for muscle toning, stretching and relaxation. Taught by a certified seniors’ fitness instructors. English Conversation Circle WHEN: 11 a.m. to noon WHERE: Albert Campbell District Library, 496 Birchmount Rd. CONTACT: 416-396-8890 COST: Free Practice your English, learn more about Toronto and Canada, make new friends in a relaxing environment.

3333 Finch Ave. E. CONTACT: 416-4933333, ext. 256 COST: $18 for members and $23 for non-members No experience of dance or exercise is required. A dance-based workout for beginners. Farmers Market at University of Toronto Scarborough WHEN: 3 to 7 p.m. WHERE: University of Toronto Scarborough Campus, 1265 Military Trail CONTACT: farmersmarket@utsc.utoronto.ca COST: Free The Farmers’ Market at University

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Gentle Salsa WHEN: 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. WHERE: St. Paul’s L’Amoreaux Centre,

Scarborough Chorus Open House WHEN: 7 to 9:30 p.m. WHERE: St. Paul’s L’Amoreaux Church, 3333 Finch Ave. E. CONTACT: Arlene Welch, 416439-7530, scarboroughchorusinfo@ gmail.com COST: Free The chorus sings four-part harmony and is part of Sweet Adelines International, the original women’s a cappella organization.

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Nature Programs For kids In Rouge Park WHEN: 1 p.m. WHERE: Rouge Park, 1749 Meadowvale Rd. CONTACT: 647875-8952, info@kidsinthewoodsinitiative.org COST: $65 to $95 Kids In the Woods Initiative offers safe and fun nature adventure programs in Rouge Park. Programs for kids zero to 13. Visit www.kidsinthewoodsinitiative. org

Business! WHEN: 6:30 to 8 p.m. WHERE: Agincourt Library, 155 Bonis Ave. CONTACT: 416-396-8950 COST: Free This workshop will cover a number of key considerations to keep in mind before starting a small business. This workshop will include topics such as legal structure, record keeping, business planning and research, sources of financing and how to manage your business and measure success.

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Community Kitchen for Women 55+ WHEN: 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. WHERE: Malvern Family Resource Centre, 90 Littles Rd. CONTACT: 416-284-4184, ext. 226, www.mfrc.org COST: Free Malvern Family Resource Centre- Women’s Place is hosting a free community kitchen for women ages 55 and over. The program will run for 10 weeks on Tuesdays. Scarborough Garden & Hort Society/ Chelsea Garden Show WHEN: 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. WHERE: Scarborough Village Community Centre, 3600 Kingston Rd. CONTACT: vicnet@ rogers.com COST: Free General meeting and presentation by Gloria Broks. Guests welcome. Refreshments included.

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Poverty issues meeting tonight in Scarborough A meeting tonight aims to recruit Scarborough residents “to tackle poverty and build prosperity.” It could have the added effect of reviving a group that will be able to speak for Scarborough on these issues. City council adopted an interim poverty-reduction plan in July called TO (Toronto) Prosperity

and could finalize the plan this fall. At the Scarborough Civic Centre tonight, Community Voices in Scarborough On the Road TO Prosperity will try to get people’s thoughts on issues – such as jobs, affordable housing, social services and public transit – and how they

could be addressed by both the City of Toronto and federal governments. The meeting goes from 6:15 to 8:30 p.m. and all are welcome to attend. The Scarborough Civic Centre is at 150 Borough Dr., just south of Scarborough Town Centre.

Young At Hearts Club Bridge and Euchre WHEN: noon WHERE: Parkwoods United Church, 85 Parkwoods Village Dr. CONTACT: Edna at 416-7496-8705 or John at 416447-2928 COST: Game fee $2 Individuals over 50 years of age welcome to play bridge and euchre weekly Friday afternoons for entertainment only.

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Leacock – Buchan Fall Fun Fair WHEN: 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. WHERE: Stephen Leacock CI, 2450 Birchmount Rd. CONTACT: Laurie, 416-752-9391, lauriepoirier@hotmail.com COST: Free Enjoy fall fun with rides, games, craft show, antique car show, food trucks and more. Scarborough Titans Volleyball Tryouts WHEN: 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. WHERE: Variety Village, 3701 Danforth Ave. CONTACT: info@scarboroughtitans.ca COST: $20 one time fee Tryouts for boys and girls 12 to 18. Visit www.scarboroughtitans.ca/tryouts/ for details. Tea Room & Flower Show, Photography Heaven WHEN: 2 to 4:30 p.m. WHERE: Knox United Christian Education Centre, 2575 Midland Ave. CONTACT: Cheryl Penner, 416-414-7704 COST: Free Agincourt Garden Club’s 200 members invite you to view the free Flower and Vegetable Show where there will be more than 100 different categories. Stephen Leacock Seniors’ Dance WHEN: 7 to 11 p.m. WHERE: Stephen Leacock C.C., 2520 Birchmount Rd. CONTACT: 416-396-4040, COST: $5 per couple or $3 for single. Come out and enjoy our Senior’s Country and Western theme dance.

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KothuFest 2015 WHEN: noon to 8 p.m. WHERE: Scarborough Civic Centre, 150 Borough Dr. CONTACT: http://kothufest.com COST: Free KothuFest is the first ever food festival in the world featuring Sri Lankan street food: Kothu Roti.

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New road safety rules now in effect for drivers As of Tuesday, Ontario drivers are facing tougher penalties for distracted driving as new safety rules come into effect. Toronto police, along with OPP officers and provincial officials, held an event Tuesday morning at Fairview Mall to announce the new measures. Penalties for distracted driving will include an increased set fine of $490 and three demerit points upon conviction. The previous fine ranged from $60 to $500. Novice drivers will receive a minimum 30-day suspension, and other penalties, for the first conviction and longer suspensions for subsequent convictions. A novice driver is one with a G1, G2, M1, M2, M2-L or M2-M licence. The “dooring” of cyclists will carry an increased set fine of $365 and three demerit points upon conviction. Previous fines were $60 to $500. New rules will also require drivers to leave a one-metre distance where possible when passing cyclists, or they may face the penalty of a $110 set fine and two demerit points. Cyclists who don’t use the required

bicycle lights and reflectors face a higher set fine of $110. The previous fine was $20. The bike itself must have a white front light and a red rear light or reflector if people ride between half an hour before sunset and half an hour after sunrise, and white reflective tape on the front forks and red reflective tape on rear forks. Tow trucks Drivers must now leave a safe passing distance between themselves and tow trucks stopped on the roadside to provide assistance. Failing to slow down and move over for a tow truck can result in a set fine of $490. School buses will be more recognizable – they will now be the only buses permitted to be chrome yellow. Drivers failing to stop for a school bus can be fined up to $2,000 and receive six demerit points for a first conviction. “Ontario’s roads are among the safest in North America, and we want to keep it that way,” Steven Del Duca, minister of transportation,

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Francis Libermann Secondary School teacher Joseph D’Addario has been selected as the winner of the fourth annual AbbVie IBD Scholarship. “It’s nice to know that there are organizations to help students achieve their potential and enact change in scholastic and professional communities,” D’Addario said. AbbVie IBD Scholarship program supports Canadian students living with Crohn’s disease or ulcerative colitis, helping them to continue their academic journey through scholarships. “I want to create the utmost change that is enactable as a teacher,” D’Addario said. Born and raised in Scarborough, D’Addario was just a 19-year-old undergraduate student at the University of Toronto in 2006 when he

an educational grant of $5,000. Despite being faced with the immense challenge of being diagnosed with Acute Myeloid Leukemia earlier this year, following his initial diagnosis of Crohn’s disease, D’Addario has managed to find an unyielding passion for education. D’Addario is marching ahead and looking to complete a masters of arts in disability history where he hopes to gain the knowledge needed to implement equitable and accessible education for students with disabilities. His success in battling his health challenges is, one part the support of his family and friends and one part his refusal to surrender to negativity. “My friends and family have kept me as positive as possible, they have been a great support network,” D’Addario said.

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applying for. Tory said he will send a letter to the International Olympic Committee as a “place-holder” to indicate Toronto’s interest. But just weeks after the end of the Toronto 2015 Pan Am/ Parapan Games, Crawford and others want to see numbers as to how much the city benefited. Crawford also said there needs to be some show of support from other levels of government. “If the province isn’t supportive and the federal government isn’t supportive… well if I see what they’re bringing to the table we can have a discussion but there’s nothing here right now.” Etobicoke Centre Councillor John Campbell, who also sits on the budget committee and frequently supports Mayor Tory’s ini-

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Improvements ($90,000) - six more light posts in the north part of the park. • Prairie Drive Improvement Package ($60,000) - replacing a broken water fountain with a water bottle filling station; three new light posts. • New Shaded Community Gathering Space in Oakridge Park( $70,000) - a square pavilion with benches near the playground on the north side. • New Shaded Area with Benches in Prairie Drive Park ($78,000) - a square pavilion near the wading pool on the east side. • Pharmacy Bridge Beautification West of Victoria Park Subway Station ($75,000) - a new mural painted by a professional artist through the StART (Street Art Toronto) program. • Gateway to Teesdale Beautification ($100,000) - redesigning the corner of Teesdale Place and Pharmacy

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moves back and forth inside the skull. If it moves hard enough, the brain can become injured. This can make your brain and body work and feel different. Concussion symptoms can include headaches, nausea, sensitivity to light and noise, difficulty concentrating and remembering, difficulty falling asleep and staying asleep, sadness, anger and irritability. If a concussion is suspected, the person should stop studying, working or playing, see their doctor for diagnosis and rest their brain and body.

To help parents and young people better understand symptoms and coping strategies of concussions, Holland Bloorview Kids Rehabilitation Hospital developed an online handbook geared toward management and recovery. Launched recently, Concussion and You: A Handbook for Parents and Kids is a free, 28-page guide developed by youth concussion experts at Bloorview’s Concussion Centre. Recovery time varies

The Four P’s

Holland Bloorview Kids Rehabilitation Hospital offers free online handbook to help people manage and recover from concussions.

The handbook is not geared toward athletes, but anyone – young and old – who suffered a concussion, Reed said. “You can get a concussion from sport, tobogganing, walking down the street,” he said.

“The strategies can 100 per cent be used by anyone.” According to the handbook, brain injury may happen because of a hit to the head, face, neck or somewhere else on the body. When a hit takes place, the brain

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Activities such as reading, using electronics, video gaming, physical activity or walking or taking the bus in noisy environments should be avoided. The “Four P’s” – Prioritize, Plan, Pace and Position (ensuring the environment isn’t too taxing on the brain) – should be followed to conserve energy. The injured person should also slowly return to school and keep a daily schedule and activity log.

Empowering Scott Oakman, executive director of the Greater Toronto Hockey League (GTHL), said his organization fully supports the handbook, which he called an empowering tool. “It’s very user-friendly, it’s very thorough and it’s done in a way that’s understandable,” he said, adding the handbook has been posted on the GTHL website and sent out with emailed newsletters. “We want to keep the information front and centre.” Oakman said the GTHL has held seminars to better educate coaches and officials on concussions, and body checking in A level hockey is being eliminated starting this season, which begins Sept. 14.

Visit http://bit.ly/1LI0lP8 to see Bloorview’s concussion handbook online.

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Though recovery time can range from days to weeks to months, improvement can be made by resting your body and brain, said Dr. Nick Reed, clinician scientist in the Concussion Centre at Holland Bloorview. “We are not trying to reinvent the wheel,” he said of the handbook. “We are trying to meet the needs specifically of parents and kids, and provide specific strategies that apply to day-to-day life. It’s a one-stopshop.”

“We use the gas tank analogy,” Reed said. “Your brain has only so much fuel. With a concussion, the tank is only half full. Be aware of the symptoms, document the patterns so you’re not hitting empty on the gas tank.”

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