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month after living in “excruciating pain” since 2013. “I’m so thrilled. I can’t wait. It truly is a miracle,” she said. Robinson’s road to surgery has been long, frustrating and emotionally and ﬁnancially taxing. Diagnosed with osteoarthritis

three years ago, Robinson had ﬁrst noticed pain in her knees in her 40s. In 2012 while teaching in China, Robinson felt pain in her hip during exercise “almost like it had dislodged,” she said. Then, a brain bleed forced her to ﬂy home to East York in September

2013. An orthopedic surgeon had her hips X-rayed. The doctor’s interns said they saw nothing unusual. Robinson was told she was “too young” for surgery, and prescribed pain medication. l See O See WAIT, page WAIT, pagexx 3

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Time to make case for city’s fiscal needs When Toronto Council debated its budget last week, Mayor John Tory felt like the loneliest mayor ever. At least that’s what he said, in his speech capping the daylong debate on the 2017 operating and capital budgets. "I can tell you, it’s been pretty lonely so far," Tory told his colleagues - many of whom were critical of his decision to keep the property tax increase relatively low at 2 per cent. Tory pointed out that marginally higher tax increases on Torontonians’ homes won’t make much difference to Toronto’s larger fiscal difficulties. What would make a difference, he said, was a few more voices turned toward Ottawa and Queen’s Park, to press the case that he has been pressing: Toronto needs more money, and perhaps more powers, to finance its many needs and aspirations as the largest city in Canada. It is a compelling case, and Tory has not been alone in making it. Mel Lastman, amalgamated Toronto’s first mayor, made it most bluntly, when he called Premier Mike Harris a "liar" for promising that the amalgamation of Toronto and provincial downloading of bigticket services would be "revenue neutral" for the city and the province. His method brought in a number of one-time fixes, but was largely a rearguard action. Lastman’s successor, David Miller, made the case with slightly more gentility, and did indeed manage some successes: a gas tax federally, transit infrastructure funding provincially, and, locally, new powers to tax under a new City of Toronto Act. The late former Mayor Rob Ford had little time for intergovernmental relations, but even he did his bit attracting some federal investment from the Ford-friendly Harper Conservative government to build a subway in Scarborough. So it falls on John Tory, and Toronto Council, to continue to make the case for further support and revenue powers. And if the fight is not lonely, it is uphill. Toronto Council’s initial foray - to impose tolls on the Gardiner Expressway and Don Valley Parkway - went nowhere with Premier Kathleen Wynne. The mayor has shifted his demands - that the province put money into transit infrastructure, housing, maintenance of those two highways and port lands flood protection. Tory is relying on the federal government to help secure this money - specifically, that federal funding for local projects be tied to provincial cost-sharing. Will it work? In politics, that’s always up in the air. But like his successors, Tory is in the right. It should work. For Toronto’s sake, it must.

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Scarborough’s subway, still so insecure They held a byelection in Scarborough this month. The subway won. You might hear a man called Neethan Shan won, but the subway got more votes. In Toronto, some people believe governments do nothing but fill bags with money, which they throw into holes in the ground. The point most candidates in Ward 42’s byelection made is Scarborough never gets its fair share from those bags. And for a fair share, think subway to Scarborough Town Centre. Sure, many wanted more than that, but Scarborough’s one-stop subway extension has grown to be what matters most.Scarborough’s councillors, MPPs, and Mayor John Tory have

MIKE ADLER Edges of Toronto staked so much on the subway, so many times, it just must happen. It’s become the area’s main goal. So, on the night of the byelection, Tory made it clear Shan’s victory was also the subway’s. "The voters in Ward 42 have sent a strong message that they want a councillor who supports the Scarborough subway extension," he

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said, pledging "to push ahead on the project that the people of Scarborough have voted for time and time again." These are anxious months for the subway. No matter how many votes it wins, whenever Josh Matlow, a Scarborough subwayhater, goes on television, or the Toronto Star trash-talks it, the subway is insecure. A third-party cost review, long delayed, comes out this year. There’s fear in Scarborough about that. A new group, ConnectScarborough, has given out flyers at Scarborough Town Centre since January, signing people to a pro-subway petition it will give councillors when cost estimates are public. In a Valentine’s Day release, Scarborough Com-

munity Renewal Organization, born from a grassroots campaign to revitalize Scarborough on many fronts, announced its "strategic partnership" with ConnectScarborough.Pressure for the subway must continue until construction actually starts, says SCRO’s interim chairperson Jennifer McKelvie. The cost review also covers the Eglinton East lightrail line. That line can bring development and jobs back to East Scarborough, maybe break the back of poverty in five neighbourhoods. Tory promised it. ConnectScarborough and SCRO say they support it. It’s "shovel ready." But it’s not a subway. It has no chance. Reach Mike Adler at madler@insidetoronto.com

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DOMINIK KUREK dkurek@insidetoronto.com Andrew Mohammed had no interest in joining the York Lions Steel Band, but his dad sent him to try it anyway. Nine years later, and now 19 years old, Mohammed is still banging away on 45-gallon oil drums and doesn’t want to stop. "If we didn’t have this opportunity here, I probably wouldn’t be who I am today. I used to be very introverted, unsocial and very shy," Mohammed said at a recent practice. "I am still shy but I’m more open than I’ve ever been." He says the band is like family. "This band is very expressive. People are not afraid how they really are. When they are here they’re themselves because they’re comfortable with everybody," he said. The York Lions Steel Band, founded by and con-

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tinues to be supported by the York Lions Club, is free to join. Based in the area of Weston and Rogers roads, the youth band practices twice a week, performs at parades and travels to competitions. Even travel to competitions, mostly in the U.S., but occasionally as far as Australia and England, is free for the young musicians. It’s those trips and the camaraderie that has formed between the members that most members say they like best about participating. Keeping it free is important to the York Lions Club. Started by York Lions Club member Doug Saunders, his family members and other club members in 1972, the club recognized the needs of the community. "Everything has always been free and the reason is because this community has always been a have-not community, even going

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York Lions Steel Band members Kekiee Waithe-Clarke, 16, (left), Lena Swan, 19, and Andrew Mohammed, 19, rehearse at Harwood Hall. back to the early part of the history of it," said Mike Stacey, a York Lions Club member and managing director for the steel band. "We decided as a club that’s how it would be, operated free to all the kids, but

we’d have to fundraise and that’s what we’ve been doing." The band earns money when it performs at community events, such as parades. You’ll see it anywhere from Toronto’s Santa

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Youths are able to join between the ages of 11 and 16, but there is no age when they get kicked out - they just have to be able to commit the time. The band practices twice a week, and annually practices and performs as much as 95 times. Stacey said it’s an enriching environment for members. "The senior kids are teaching the junior kids and that gives them self-worth as well," Stacey said. A few members said they learned life skills, including responsibility, time management, teamwork, leadership and they have fun. "You learn how to balance work and school and band," said Lena Swan, 19. She encourages everyone to join. You don’t need any experience to join, instructions are provided, and Swan says the instrument is easy to learn. For more information, visit www.yorklionssteelband.com.

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l Friday, February 24 OYAP Leadership Conference WHEN: 9 a.m. - 2 p.m. WHERE: Columbus Centre, 901 Lawrence Ave W, Toronto CONTACT: jessica.dalinda@tcdsb.org COST: The Toronto Catholic District School Board is pleased to announce the 12th annual Ontario Youth Apprenticeship Program (OYAP) Leadership conference.

Family Time WHEN: 10 a.m. - 11 a.m. WHERE: Evelyn Gregory Library, 120 Trowell Ave., Toronto CONTACT: Richard, 416-394-1006 COST: Stories, songs and rhymes for children age 0-5 and their caregivers. Drop in, no registration required. Fridays through to June 23. We Need You and Your Car WHEN: 12 p.m. - 11 p.m. WHERE: St. Clair West Services for Seniors, 2562 Eglinton Ave. W, Toronto CONTACT: Cheryl Browne, Coordinator of Volunteers, 416787-2114, cherylb@servicesforseniors.ca COST: Immediate openings for Meals on Wheels drivers with their own vehicles. Positions available Monday to Friday from 10:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. l Tuesday,

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WHEN: 10 a.m. - 11 a.m. WHERE: Evelyn Gregory Library, 120 Trowell Ave., Toronto CONTACT: Richard, 416-394-1006 COST: Stories, songs and rhymes for children age 0-5 and their caregivers. Drop in, no registration required. Fridays through to June 23.

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l Wednesday, March 1 Trashed & Wasted WHEN: 6 p.m. - 10 p.m. WHERE: Wychwood Barns, 601 Christie St., Toronto CONTACT: trashedxwasted@gmail.com COST: $35, $5 per food & drink item A charity event rethinking food waste, repurposing trash, and reclaiming refuse. l Friday, March Family Time

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5 things to do this weekend l Ongoing Canadian International Auto Show WHEN: 10 a.m. - 10 p.m. WHERE: Metro Toronto Convention Centre, 222 Bremner Blvd., Toronto CONTACT: autoshow.ca/ COST: Various prices The Canadian International Auto Show is the country’s largest consumer show - a leader in lifestyle, technology and all things automotive. Feb. 17-26. l Ongoing Winter Stations 2017 WHEN: 8 a.m. - 11 p.m. WHERE: The Beaches, - From Woodbine to Victoria Park along the Waterfront CONTACT: info@winterstations.com COST: Winter Stations is now in its third-year, bringing temporary public art installations to The Beaches, Feb. 20 to March 27. l Thursday, February 23 The Artist Project WHEN: 11 a.m. - 11 p.m. WHERE: Better Living Centre, Exhibition Place, 195 Princes’ Blvd., Toronto CONTACT: info@theartistproject.com COST: Various prices

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| York Guardian | Thursday, February 23, 2017

War of words between Bombardier and Metrolinx escalates

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A railcar carrying a Waterloo ION light rail vehicle manufactured by Bombardier leaves Thunder Bay last week. Bombardier and Metrolinx are embroiled in a legal dispute over the delivery of LRVs for the Eglinton Crosstown and Finch West LRT projects. vehicles to run first on the Crosstown and then Finch West, both of which are not yet completed. Metrolinx hasn’t received a pilot vehicle with even "basic functionality", said McCuaig, and won’t okay production for the rest of the order without proper testing. While he wouldn’t confirm whether the delay will impact the opening of the Crosstown already delayed by a year to 2021 for reasons not related to Bombardier McCuaig said Bombardier needs to provide clear assurances it can deliver the order on time. "We’ve been very clear they have to provide us a schedule and the means and methods how they’re going to get from here to there," said McCuaig. "It’s still in their hands to provide us with that information." In a short statement, Bombardier dismissed Metrolinx’s concerns over the delivery, again promising it will deliver the LRVs on time. The company also reiterated its claim the pilot vehicle is ready for de-

livery, inviting Metrolinx officials as it did in October to personally inspect the vehicle at the company’s Kingston, Ont. facility. "We simply urge (Metrolinx) to respect the contract so we can deliver world class trains to a world class city," read the statement. The strong remarks of Metrolinx’s most visible leadership mirrored similar statements made by the TTC in regards to its struggles with Bombardier over an oft-delayed order of new streetcars, of which the transit commission has received one so far this year, despite Bombardier committing to complete and ship from its Thunder Bay facility a total of 40 new vehicles by the end of 2017 to bring the existing total to approximately 71 in service by the end of 2017. Late delivery of Bombardier-manufactured LRVs is also blamed for the year-long delay in the opening of Waterloo’s ION LRT line, operated by Grandlinq.

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