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The cutter head of the tunnel boring machine is lifted from the extraction shaft just east of Yonge and Eglinton. The 400-tonne machine tunnelled 3.3 km underground for the Eglinton Crosstown LRT.

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uReport the news DOMINIK KUREK dkurek@insidetoronto.com Tunnelling for the Eglinton Crosstown LRT line is complete and now Metrolinx is bidding

adieu to the heavy machinery that dug those tunnels.

During the week of March 13, Metrolinx is extracting the tunnel boring machine (TBM) affectionately called Don, which along

with TBM Humber dug the eastern portion of the side-by-side underground tunnels from Laird Drive to Yonge Street.

Tunnelling the eastern portion had actually ended at the end

of summer in 2016. The western leg of tunnel boring, from Mount Dennis to Yonge had been completed in January 2015.

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Stories of T. Eaton Co. enlistees sought for Do You Know My Story? initiative CYNTHIA REASON creason@insidetoronto.com When Pte. Henry Agassiz signed up to serve in The Great War in 1916, his proud portrait joined those of more than 2,200 of his fellow enlistees from T. Eaton Company’s Toronto store on the flagship’s walls.

Sadly, the next time Agassiz’s name was inscribed was on the Eaton’s Memorial Plaque as one of 315 company men killed overseas.

Still, his story - like those of each and every one of the everyday working men and women who signed to serve in the First World War - is an integral part of Canada’s history, said Nancy Reynolds, curator of Mackenzie House museum.

"It’s often hard to tell the stories of individuals unless they’re famous or they’ve done something, but that’s what we’re trying to do," she said of Do You Know My Story? - an outreach project being undertaken in partnership between the City of Toronto’s Museums & Heritage Services and the Archives of Ontario.

The goal of the project is to tell the personal stories of those T. Eaton Co. Limited employees like Agassiz who, perhaps enticed by company owner John Craig Eaton’s offer to pay wages to his employee enlistees on top of their military pay, signed up to fight

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Historical interpreter Bruce Beaton holds photos of John Craig Eaton, son of Timothy Eaton, founder of T. Eaton Company Ltd., left, and Henry Agassiz and his family at Mackenzie House for their Do You Know My Story project. overseas.

"We want to tell the stories of ordinary people: how they came to Canada, why they came to Canada, how they ended up at Eaton’s, what happened to them and their families during and after the war," Reynolds said. She noted that, in total, Eaton paid out $2.2 million in wages to his 3,327 Eaton’s employees from across Canada who enlisted.

"It’s those ordinary stories that are so often left untold."

The starting point for the project was compiling

the old portraits - more than 2,000 of which survived to be displayed in Eaton’s Goes to War, an online exhibit created by the Archives of Ontario in 2014.

The next step is outreach, said Bruce Beaton, who’s leading the Do You Know My Story? project.

"This is a history that lives in the families of these men," said Beaton, a historical interpreter at Mackenzie House, calling on the relatives of First World War veterans from Eaton’s to come forward with information.

"One of the questions I

always ask the families is, what does this person mean to you in your life?

And they always have some answer - be it how they sacrificed, or their duty to commit to public service, or perhaps something more personal. Whatever it is, this means something to people; the lives of these people still have meaning within their families - and that’s what I’m trying to access."

So far, however, Beaton said he’s been able to collect life stories to match just 18 of the more than 2,000 Eaton’s portraits - Pri-

vate Agassiz’s among them.

Agassiz’s family history is one Beaton has been able to piece together via a combination of family accounts, his military records, and an expenditure ledger from City of Toronto Archives.

A Nova Scotia native, Agassiz was a 37-year-old husband and father of four - with another baby on the way - when he enlisted on April 3, 1916. Earning just $15 a month as a trimmer at Eaton’s at the time, Agassiz was older than most other enlistees at the time, and

was perhaps enticed to do so by Eaton’s full-wage offer to married enlistees in order to provide for his growing family.

His tragic death in France at the Battle of the Somme less than six months after his enlistment, however, left his wife Eugenie, son Alfred, and daughters Vaudine, Muriel, and Dorothy in such extreme poverty that newborn son Claude died because they were unable to feed him, according his granddaughter.

At 14, Agassiz’s only surviving son Alfred was forced to drop out of high school to support the family.

The Agassiz family story is a valuable piece of Canada’s history, Reynolds said, because it demonstrates the sacrifices made by so many ordinary people in extraordinary times.

"His is an important story of World War I, because that was the first time that you saw such a large domestic army," she said.

"These were not all (career) soldiers, so when they got home, there was that feeling for the first time that the government owed them something; that it owed the families of those killed. And that marked a real change in the way people looked at government and what its responsibilities were."

Beaton is still seeking further story contributions to the Do You Know My Story? project, which will be on exhibit at Mackenzie House starting on Sept. 29.

The names and photos of First World War veterans from Eaton’s can be found at http://bit.ly/2jwvPyE To submit a story, go to www.toronto.ca/mackenziehouse

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EDITORIAL | OPINION

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Let registered nurses prescribe medication We’ve almost all been there at one time or another.

Your child has an earache or your parent in a longterm care facility has a bladder infection.

Patients with these conditions can wait hours for treatment, sometimes at an already-busy hospital emergency department.

Could authorizing nurses to prescribe drugs for non-complex conditions make the Ontario health-care system more efficient and effective? The Registered Nurses’ Association of Ontario (RNAO) thinks so, and the Ontario government agrees.

This month, Metroland Media was the only Toronto media outlet to report the Ontario government is preparing to amend the Nursing Act to authorize registered nurses to prescribe certain drugs for non-complex conditions and to communicate a diagnosis. If approved, the changes would also authorize nurse practitioners to prescribe controlled substances.

"Increased access to health care, improved outcomes and a better patient experience - all are direct results on investments we’ve made and hard work done by nurses and others," Ontario Health Minister Eric Hoskins said in a statement to Metroland Media Toronto.

RNAO has been lobbying for years to expand the practice scope of Ontario’s 96,000 registered nurses.

Registered nurses bring a wealth of knowledge gained from years of experience in front-line patient care, and for many, from ongoing continuing education. A 2012 RNAO report concluded the medical knowledge of registered nurses (who have a four-year degree), and nurse practitioners (who have a degree plus postgraduate education) has not been fully utilized.

As RNAO CEO Doris Grinspun said,"Now registered nurses and nurse practitioners can become a huge solution to health care access issues, not only for people, but for complications and system ineffectiveness."

In Britain, nurses have been prescribing medication for 15 years, Grinspun noted. Alberta and Manitoba is moving toward developing a prescribing role for registered nurses.

It makes sense for Ontario to do the same.

Registered nurses on social media asked if increased responsibility and liability will be accompanied by a pay raise. Some nurse practitioners argue, since they already prescribe, why not focus on their scope of practice first?

Prescribing medication is a serious responsibility.

The Ontario government’s move to amending the legislation must be met with the education required to protect patient and nurses alike.

Allowing nurses to use their wealth of knowledge could be just the prescription needed to benefit patients and the Ontario health-care system.

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An ALICE among Toronto’s payday lenders After nine years in Scarborough Village, Maranatha Auguste knows a lot of people who take payday loans, and she considers them "the best business ever."

"It’s an addiction," says Auguste. "There’s people that go there every week."

Friends and acquaintances returning to the cash shops - the bright red, yellow, or green storefronts now so common in Weston, Downsview and other parts of Toronto never get to use their own money.

"By the time they get paid, they don’t have no money left," says Auguste.

The province on Jan. 1 forced payday lenders to cut the maximum $21 interest they charged for a short-term $100-loan down

MIKE ADLER Edges of Toronto to $18.

But imagine that interest piling up if you can’t pay the entire loan back, plus overdraft charges.

That’s what payday lenders want.

A personal support worker and mother of two, Auguste works whatever hours an agency gives her.

For now, that’s two parttime jobs in a North York retirement home.

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A few years ago, she took a payday loan. "I was not making enough hours.

I couldn’t meet the bills."

Auguste borrowed $300. The lender charged her $45 in fees, and she still had to pay back $360, but did.

Auguste now prefers to use her credit card when short of funds, but says some people don’t even have that.

The payday industry describes two customer personalities, the ALICE, or Asset Limited, Income Constrained, and Employed - in other words, the working poor - and the ARTI, Asset Rich, Temporarily Illiquid, who use the loans as "interim financing" for unexpected expenses.

Auguste is an ALICE,

one of many.

Her $11.25 minimum wage comes to $1,500 a month after taxes. Her husband, also working for an agency, gets $11.25 hourly at a food lab. "Our rent is already $1,200.

What can we do to pay the rest of the (bills)?" she asks.

For people offering you work, it’s a game, says Auguste. "While you work like a horse or a donkey," she adds, they’re happy to give you $11.25, "because the government says that’s what your work is worth."

Payday lenders are just a symptom of something larger.

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Mammoliti, who voted against the proposal, asked Harper questions about the site’s soil content, and the safety of moving and/or removing it during redevelopment.

Harper said the fill materials contain brick, concrete and glass, diesel from hospital generators and road salt from hospital driveways.

"This is one of the cleaner sites I’ve ever worked on," Harper said.

Brownfields are undeveloped, or previously developed, properties that may be contaminated. Usually, brownfields are industrial or commercial properties that may be underutilized, derelict or vacant, the Ontario Ministry of the Environment states on its website.

If a brownfield property is being redeveloped to a new use that is more sensitive than the previous use, a developer must have a record of site condition filed with the ministry’s Environmental Site Registry, the ministry states on its website.

The proposed redevelopment is not considered a change to a more sensitive land use, and as such, will not be governed by ministry brownfield regulations, ministry spokesperson Gary Wheeler told the Guardian.

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A developer got the green light last month to build a new residential neighbourhood of townhouses and mid-rise apartments on the grounds of the former Humber River Hospital Keele Street lands.

But one couple who has lived down the street from the 2175 Keele St. site for 20 years raised concerns about potential health impacts when soil from beneath the former hospital is excavated during the redevelopment.

Etobicoke York Community Council voted at its Feb. 22 meeting to approve Daniels Humber River Corporation’s proposal to build 650 residential units in 16 apartment buildings ranging in height from three to eight storeys, as well as nine, three-storey townhouse blocks. Toronto city council then approved the application at its March 9 meeting.

Daniels’ plans include below-grade parking, a new public road, a 0.7-hectare public park connected to the existing Woodborough Park, and a natural open space area.

York South-Weston Coun. Frank Di Giorgio, who represents the area, said he established a working group with residents and Daniels to discuss resi-

dents’ concerns, including water management, site contamination and transportation impacts.

"I want to commend the developer for very extensive consultations," Di Giorgio said.

Paul Caprani, who lives down the street on Greenbrook Drive, shared with councillors his concerns about what is in the site’s soil.

"I’m concerned about it being a dump before," Caprani said about the property. "I think the development is great, what they’re proposing.

I’m concerned about what’s underneath.

When they’re digging it up, am I going to be exposed to it?"

Davenport Coun. Cesar Palacio told Caprani of the cleanup of a former General Electric site in his ward: "They did an amazing job ensuring the lands were thoroughly cleaned. They created a jewel in the community. The city is very serious about cleanups."

David Harper, president and managing partner with Kilmer Brownfield Equity Fund L.P., told councillors the hospital lands had been "unlicensed fill areas in the 1940s and 1950s likely coming from the (construction of) surrounding subdivisions and the Earl Baker Centre built in the 1980s."

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Bala Avenue Community School students bite into their apples during the FoodShare Toronto’s Big Crunch event held March 9 to celebrate school nutrition programs in support of children. Some 277,000 students across the country simultaneously bit into an apple at 2:30 p.m. — dubbed The Great Big Crunch — to bring awareness to the issue.

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OPEN HOUSE MEETING

EGLINTON CROSSTOWN UPDATE:

CEDARVALE AND MOUNT DENNIS STATIONS & EMSF Metrolinx is building the Eglinton Crosstown, Toronto’s new 19-kilometre light rail transit (LRT) line that will run along Eglinton Avenue with a central 10 km underground section. The Crosstown will connect Mount Dennis in the west to Kennedy Road in the east, and the new service will be up to 60% faster than the bus service today. With 25 stations and stops and connections to 3 TTC subway stations, 54 local bus routes, 3 GO Transit lines and the UP Express, the Crosstown will improve travel times and change the way we move through the heart of the city.

Join us at our upcoming open houses and learn about the future Cedarvale and Mount Dennis Stations, two of 15 underground stations on the new Eglinton line, and the Eglinton Maintenance and Storage Facility (EMSF) now under construction.

Join Metrolinx and its constructor, Crosslinx Transit Solutions (CTS) to find out: • • • • •

what construction is happening in your neighbourhood why it needs to happen how it may impact you who to contact if you have questions/concerns when construction is happening

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The cutter head of the tunnel boring machine is lifted from the extraction shaft just east of Yonge and Eglinton.

Crosstown tunnel boring is ahead of schedule • Continued from page 1 The TBM extraction process is an involved one. TBM Don, which tunnelled the north tunnel, weighs approximately 400 tonnes and is 10 metres long. It’s extraction at Yonge and Eglinton started March 13 when crews pulled out its cutter head. Metrolinx had scheduled to extract the forward shell March 15, the trailing shield March 17, and the stationary shield March 23. While the extraction of each item was scheduled to happen during daytime hours, each item has to be loaded onto a truck and shipped away at night. Spectators were invited to watch a crane pull out each item.

TBM Humber is scheduled for extraction in April.

"Once they get the tunnel boring machines out, they’ll go in and start laying tracks," Metrolinx spokesperson Anne Marie Aikins said.

TBMs Humber and Don started their tunnelling in 2015, and dug 3.3 kilometres of tunnel.

According to Crosstown officials, tunnelling the underground LRT extracted enough muck to fill the Air Canada Centre to the height of the CN Tower.

Crews are currently working on many features of the Crosstown simultaneously. Work has already started on all 15 underground stations, while preparatory work for the 10 surface stations will soon get underway. Crews

are building cross passages in the tunnels, including emergency exits between stations.

"All of that work happens at the same time so that we can get the project done on time," Akins said.

"The TBMs finished their tunnelling a little ahead of schedule so that’s going well. Everything is on track still for opening late 2021."

She noted that Metrolinx is focused on getting the vehicles on schedule to ensure the line starts running on time.

The Crosstown will be a 19-km light rail transit (LRT) line that runs along Eglinton Avenue with a central 10-km underground section.

The Crosstown will connect Mount Dennis in the west to Kennedy Road in the east. The underground tunnels are between 16 and 20 metres below ground.

The Crosstown is expected to be up to 60 per cent faster than bus service today. The line will connect to three TTC subway stations, 54 local bus routes, three GO Transit lines and the UP Express.

The Crosstown will be fully accessible for wheelchairs and strollers at all stops.

Officials say the Crosstown will improve travel times and change the way people move through the heart of the city.

For more information, visit www.thecrosstown.ca

CITY HALL

The City of Toronto officially launched the Civic Innovation Office, Friday, to help solve municipal service delivery challenges by creating a bridge between city divisions and Toronto’s

growing innovation and technology communities.

Mayor John Tory, joined by Coun. Paul Ainslie (Ward 43 Scarborough East), chair of the government management committee; Coun. Michelle Holland (Ward 35 Scarborough Southwest), the mayor’s advocate for

the innovation economy; and city manager Peter Wallace, made the announcement at the new office at Normative Inc., in Toronto.

The Civic Innovation Office will be housed within the city manager’s office and apply technology, data analysis and design

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"I look forward to working with Bloomberg Philanthropies, city divisions and our civic technology community to launch this exciting new Civic Innovation Office."

The office is fully funded through Bloomberg Philanthropies, a collective that works to address pressing urban challenges to improve the quality of life for local residents. Recently, Bloomberg selected Toronto as the first Canadian city to join its global network of Innovation Teams.

The office actively collaborate with other Innovation Team grantee cities, including Anchorage, Ala.; Durham, N.C.; Austin, Texas; Baltimore, Md.; Detroit, Mich.; and Be’er Sheva, Israel.

"Innovation Teams bring 21st century problem-solving skills to city hall," said James Anderson, head of government innovation programs for Bloomberg Philanthropies, in a press release.

"The teams implement creative solutions by breaking down silos within city halls, engaging residents to jointly understand citizen needs and testing ideas before taking them to scale."

The Civic Innovation Office will work with city divisions and agencies as required to identify major challenges to be solved through innovative partnerships with external teams, who will work through 16-week stints to deliver real solutions that can be procured by the city.

The City of Toronto has begun a search for a director, project manager and design strategist to lead the Civic Innovation Office.

More information about the postings can be found at http:// www.toronto.ca/jobs.

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A new bylaw that would impose new rules and responsibilities on landlords - and stiff fines if they don’t follow along - will be going to Toronto Council later this month.

Toronto’s Licensing and Standards Committee recommended approval of the proposed bylaw at its March 6 meeting.

The bylaw came forward as an alternative to a proposed landlord licensing system - and it retains many of the requirements that system would have.

Landlords in buildings of three storeys or more must register with the city and pay an annual fee. They must have a process in place to receive and track tenant complaints and have a clear waste management and cleaning plan.

Regular inspections for pests become a must, and landlords will be responsible for taking action when pests are detected. Major system repairs must be done by licensed contractors.

The bylaw will see fines of up to $100,000 for noncompliance.

St. Paul’s Coun. Josh Matlow, who chairs the city’s tenant subcommittee, said the bylaw is necessary for tenants living in rundown and neglected units across the city.

"This is being done because there are too many renters in the city who lack the protection for their quality of life," said Matlow.

"There are tenants who are ashamed to invite family over to their apartments, because of the state of disrepair."

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Glenn De Baeremaeker said the bylaw amounted to an addition to Toronto’s poverty reduction strategy.

"We have a poverty reduction strategy in Toronto that helps in a wide range of ways to make sure people have their standard of living increased, their quality of life increased," he said. "I think that it’s safe to say most people who live in apartment buildings in my ward aren’t the richest people in my ward. In general people in them have lower wage jobs - they live in apartment buildings because they don’t have a choice."

The bylaw will be going to the March 28 meeting of Toronto Council for final approval.

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Prime neighbourhood and premium 50ft lot, surrounded by million dollar plus homes. Detached, stucco exterior finish, circular drive, open concept living room, formal dining room, finished basement, huge backyard, fantastic investment only $1,250,000

Luxury 2 Bedroom Plus Den Corner Suite With Thousands In Upgrades. Open Concept Living And Dining Rooms, Walkout To Large Balcony, Fabulous South East Views, Gorgeous Floors and Finishes, Modern Kitchen With Stainless Steel Appliances, Steps To Subway, Shops, Restaurants, Entertainment, Schools, Universities, Parks & All Amenities.

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Quiet High Demand Neighbourhood, Situated on 390 ft Deep Lot, Stunning Open Concept Layout, Gleaming Hardwood Floors, Gourmet Family Size Kitchen, S/S Appliances, Formal Dining Room, Spacious Bright Large Living Rm, Massive Family Room, Walkout to Deck Overlooking Large Backyard, Finished Basement, Enclosed Sunroom, Double Garage Plus Much More!

Attention builders, renovators and end-users!! Charming bungalow on huge 50 X 115 ft lot in Bedford Park. Amazing opportunity to live in one of Toronto’s most prestigious neighbourhoods. Move in now or build your dream home. Situated among multi-million dollar custom homes. Excellent location close to Hwy, TTC, schools, parks, shopping and more only $1,199,000!!

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6 Lots Combined to Build this Dream Home + Resort-Like Property. 7,500 Sq Ft of Living Space, Bright Open Concept Living Room, Custom Designed Chef’s Kitchen, Custom Loft with 9 Skylights. Walls of glass throughout, Master Bedroom Retreat, Rec Room with Floating Stage, Sound-Proof Theatre Room, 650 LED Pot Lights, Blue Quartz Pool, Plus much more!

STEPS TO THE LAKE! Situated on a Magnificent 65 x 152 Ft Lot, Exquisite Custom Built Home, Luxury Appointments, Superb Craftsmanship, Elegant Open Concept Layout, Gourmet Kitchen, Built-In S/S Appliances, Centre Island, Massive Great Room, Stone Fireplace, Master Bedroom Retreat. Spa Like Bathroom, Walkin Closet of your Dreams! Fully Finished Basement Walkout, Ideal for Entertaining, Large Back Yard! Simply Gorgeous!

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Premium Finishes & Exceptional Craftsmanship, Astonishingly Spacious Detached 4+1 Bdrm 2-Storey, Open Concept Layout, Premium Hardwood Flrs, Iron Railing Staircase, Gourmet Kitchen With Granite Countertops & S/S Appliances, Master Retreat With Luxurious Ensuite & W/I Closet. Interlock and much more, Close To Amenities, Steps To School, Must Be Seen,

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Gorgeous fully renovated 2 storey home. Beautiful custom kitchen with granite counters and s/s appliances.Walk-out to huge backyard from dining room. Crown mouldings, handcrafted woodwork and pot lights throughout. Separate entrance to stunning basement with kitchen, bedroom and huge living room. Double Car Garage, New furnace, new a/c, new stucco, New Windows and Doors.

Detached brick & stone, 3 bedroom bungalow with addition. Situated on a 156ft lot, large porch, open concept living & dining room, huge kitchen with walkout to sunroom, large finished basement rec room, gas fireplace, walkout to large backyard, private drive, high demand neighbourhood. Simply Must Be Seen.

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Spacious & Exceptionally Maintained 3 Bdrm, Danforth-Area Home!! Separate Living & Dining Rms, Eat-In Kitchen, Separate Entrance To Finished Basement (In-Law Suite Potential). Vibrant Area Close To Schools, Subway, Restaurants & Cafes! Amazing Location & Opportunity.

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Rare Double Storefront with 2 Apartments above (3 bdrm and 2 Bdrm) plus Tenanted Basement Rooms. $75K in recent upgrades. Large 30x107 Lot. 6 Car Parking, Separate Meters. Approx. 7% Cap Rate! Only $899,000!

Amazing 2 Storey Brick 3 Bdrm on a Large 20Ft Wide Lot in Hillcrest Village. Rare Private Drive with Garage. Professionally Finished Walkout Basement. Newer Roof & Windows. Private Backyard with Deck. Steps to St. Clair. Super Value Only $899,000!

Absolutely gorgeous 3 bd condo, filled with old world charm & many upgrades. Beautiful reno’d kitchen, new bathrm. Spacious living rm. Rarely available low-rise on Oriole Pkwy! Heritage site with only 31 units. Locker included. Incredible Yonge/Eglinton location with all conveniences. Very unique only $699,900!

Spacious & Well Maintained Semi-Detached Bungalow With Huge Potential!! Open Concept Living & Dining Rooms, Eat-In Kitchen, Large Bedrooms, Separate Entrance To Finished Basement (In-Law Suite Potential). Convenient West Toronto Location Close To Schools, Transit & Highways. Incredible Opportunity, SOLD IN 1 WK FOR 138% OF ASKING!!

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RICHMOND HILL 2 BDRM CONDO Beautiful 900 sq ft Unit in Immaculate Condition with Unobstructed Views. Large Master with WI Closet & Ensuite. Two Parking Spots & 1 Locker! Steps to Theaters, Great Schools, and 407. Only $369,900!

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Spacious 1BR Unit in Prestigious Tridel Hullmark Condo With 5-Star Amenities. Steps to Whole Foods, Indoor Access to Subway, Theatre, Gyms, Popular Restaurants, Hwy 401 & DVP, Walkscore 93! Like NEW, Modern Kitchen with High End Appliances & Quartz Counters, 1 Parking and Locker included.

Spacious 2 bedroom + solarium. Almost 1200 Sq. ft. Modern eat-in kitchen with granite. Open concept Living & Dining Room with crown moldings. Master with ensuite, walk-in closet & balcony. Excellent amenities and great location.

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National Home Show WHEN: 10 a.m. - 9 p.m. WHERE: Enercare Centre, Exhibition Place, 100 Princes’ Blvd, Toronto CONTACT: brittany@punchcanada.com COST: $13-20 Discover everything connected to your home at North America’s largest home and garden event.

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Youth Bocce Tournament WHEN: 12 p.m. - 2 p.m. WHERE: Amesbury Sports Complex, 155 Culford Rd., Toronto CONTACT: 416-243-2829 COST: Call Youth Bocce uses the game of Bocce to promote participation, socialization and a sense of community for athletes with special needs.

Income Tax Clinic WHEN: 6 p.m. - 8 p.m. WHERE: Evelyn Gregory Library, 120 Trowell Ave., Toronto CONTACT: 416-394-1006 Certified Professional Accountants provide free service to help those on low income fill out income tax returns. Appointment only.

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Old Book and Paper Show WHEN: 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. WHERE: Artscape Wychwood Barns, 601 Christie Street, Toronto CONTACT: 647-236-3277 COST: $10 Collectors and dealers in old paper, ephemera and vintage books get together for the biggest

Teen Gaming Tournament WHEN: 4 p.m. - 5 p.m.

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Canada Blooms WHEN: 10 a.m. - 9 p.m. WHERE: Enercare Centre, Exhibition Place, 100 Princes’ Blvd, Toronto CONTACT: 416-447-8655 COST: $0-20 The largest flower and garden festival in the country, Canada Blooms celebrates the very best in Canadian gardening and floral design. March 10-19.

Giant Panda Cub Interpretive Station WHEN: 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. WHERE: Toronto Zoo, 2000 Meadowvale Road, Toronto CONTACT: 416392-5929 COST: Regular Zoo admission Check out the new Toronto Zoo

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Domestic Help Available

HOME AND OFFICE cleaning services.

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Mortgages/Loans

Mortgages/Loans

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ROYAL WOODBINE GOLF CLUB 195 Galaxy Blvd. Etobicoke, ON

Fulltime Seasonal Employment (April - Nov) %VUJFT JODMVEF DVUUJOH HSFFOT UFF T raking bunkers, line trimming Etc. Hours are: 6:00 a.m to 2:00 p.m Monday to Thursday, 6:00 a.m UJMM OPPO 'SJEBZ &WFSZ TFDPOE weekend 6:00 a.m till 10:00 a.m Must have a reliable source of transportation. (Not easily accessible with public transportation) Contact Robert Cowan 416-674-3499 Email: info@royalwoodbine.com

Waste Removal

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Home Renovations

Appliance Repairs/ Installation

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A RELIABLE HANDYMAN Cabinetry, Plumbing, Electrical, Countertops, Painting, General Repairs.

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Free Estimates. Warranty.

Credit cards accepted. Seniors discount.

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Flooring & Carpeting

Flooring & Carpeting

NESO FLOORING Carpet installation starting from $1.19/ sq.ft. Hardwood, laminate at low prices. 27 yrs experience.

Free Estimates. Best Price!

647-400-8198

MEGAFLOORS Mainly Floors and baths.

Carpet, hardwood and tile, from $1.79 sq. ft. installed.

Bathroom remodel from $3999.

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HOME RENOVATIONS Full bathroom reno, Plumbing repair/bath tub, vanity, faucet, toilet installation, tile/hardwood and laminate installation.

Doors installation Drywall repair, basement framing.

Painting, Senior discount.

Call Reno: 416-997-4749

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Electrical

NiMAC ELECTRICAL Inc. Residential â?™ Commercial â?™ Industrial Maintenance

HARDWOOD FLOOR SANDING. Specializing in stain/ refinishing.

Call for Free Estimate! Reasonable rates.

Paul 416-564-8410

ECRA/ESA 7011963

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KAPADIA ELECTRIC All electric work.

Small or Large.

Reasonable rates and excellent services.

FREE ESTIMATES NITIN - 647-885-9658 All work guaranteed ECRA/E Number: 70005796

Domestic Help Available

Appliances repaired professionally.

35 years experience.

Fridges, coolers, washers, dryers, stoves.

Central Air Conditioning and Heating.

Flooring & Carpeting

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Handy Person

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General Help

HANDYMAN Spring Refresh.

Selling, buying, updating all your home renovation needs. Painting, tiling, etc. Interior and Exterior Free Estimates Call Larry, Office: 647-347-4100 Cell: 647-992-9038

Prompt, Courteous Service. Call Tom, 416-420-9738

(FSCO Licence #12456)

Thank you for your interest.

Only those candidates selected for an interview will be contacted.

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HAPPY MAIDS -Cleaning Service: Offers complete cleaning of houses, apartments and condos.

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Painting & Decorating

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Masonry & Concrete

Masonry & Concrete

Brick ~ Blocks ~ Stonework Chimney’s ~ Tuck pointing Porches ~ Flagstone Window Sills All Masonry Work. Insured & Licensed

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Plumbing

Plumbing

RAY PLUMBING SERVICE Repairs & Replacement, Faucets, Sinks, Toilets, Drains, Main Valve, Leaky Pipes, Drain Cleaning.

Licensed & Insured. 24/7.

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