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Neil Ross (left), Eileen Jensen, Colin Mendez Morris and Sara Moyle will help bring west-end history alive at an event organized by six local historical groups.

Take a walk into west-end history CYNTHIA REASON creason@insidetoronto.com A freedom-seeking former slave. A pioneer of Canadian photography. An influential Junction journalist. And the visionary artist who inspired the Group of Seven.

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Moodie, A.B. Rice and Tom Thomson are just a few of the real-life, west-end historical characters those taking a Saturday afternoon stroll along the banks of the Humber River can expect to bump into on Aug. 5, thanks to Walk the 6 West: History on the Humber.

The one-day, part-walking-

tour, part-theatrical-event comes to Étienne Brûlé Park courtesy of six local history groups, including Heritage York and the Swansea, Sunnyside, York Pioneer, West Toronto Junction and Etobicoke Historical Society (EHS), said EHS’s Hugh Barnett, who helped co-organize the event alongside Heritage York’s Joy

Cohnstaedt.

"What’s exciting about it is there seems to be a huge demand for this kind of public programming that bridges the professional arts with local heritage," Barnett said during an interview at Étienne Brûlé Park last week,

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Celebrate Simcoe Day at Fort York Fort York will come to life this Simcoe Day in honour of the national historic site’s founder and first Lieutenant-Governor of Upper Canada - John Graves Simcoe.

All are invited to walk the Fort’s historic grounds on Monday, Aug. 7 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., and to "thrill" in musketry, artillery and music demonstrations presented by the Fort York Guard, as well as guards from Fort George National Historic Park.

Visitors can also inspect the working kitchen in the 1815 Officers’ Brick Barracks, take tours of the fort’s buildings and grounds, and discover the dynamic lives of the fort’s men, women and children.

Fort York is located at 250 Fort York Blvd.

For more information about this free event, go to www.toronto.ca/fortyork, email fortyork@toronto.ca or call 416-392-6907.

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HILARY CATON hcaton@insidetoronto.com Toronto techies rejoice!

This city is getting its own technology-focused festival in September.

Elevate Toronto is the first tech-centred festival, running from Sept. 12 to 14, that will showcase Toronto’s booming technology scene, while promoting the city as a world class destination for innovation, startups, talent and investment.

It’s a collaboration between 17 technology organizations to create the three-day festival. It’s led

by MaRs, Tech Toronto, #MoveTheDial, OneEleven, Cossette Communications and the Spotlight Awards in partnership with the City of Toronto.

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Razor Suleman, CEO co-founder of Elevate Toronto, earlier this month unveiled a new technology festival coming to Toronto, Sept 12-14. know about it," said Alex Norman the co-founder of Tech Toronto an organization that helps tech entrepreneurs connect.

"This is our desire: to claim a week to get everyone to join the party and

see what’s happening. This is about getting our story out there."

The festival announcement took place at the CN Tower with the help of Mayor John Tory, who was adamant that Toronto should

be "the home of disrupters" when it comes to the latest technology.

"We are the financial and innovation centre of Canada and it’s time to showcase all of this," he said.

"We don’t want to miss the opportunity, when people come here in September ... in the end, if we can say to them we have a great place to build a career, a great place to build a business, and a commitment to disruption. This is our opportunity to showcase that."

The three-day festival will have Ted-style talks, keynote speeches from founders and entrepreneurs, curated networking and formal programming, all of which will be held in different venues across the city.

"The goal is to show the best of our Toronto innovation ecosystem," said Jodi Kovitz, founder of #MoveTheDial, an organization focused on bringing women to the forefront of the tech industry.

Elevate Toronto is a grassroots initiative with the central festival theme of diversity and inclusion.

"Diversity is our strength," said Razor Suleman, co-founder and CEO

of Elevate Toronto.

"We want people with different perspectives participating . everybody can participate because it’s about collaboration."

Suleman hopes the festival can become the SXSW Interactive of the North, to help the tech community showcase and even brag a little about what they’ve accomplished here in Toronto.

Michelle Holland, the City of Toronto’s advocate for the innovation economy, was also on hand for the announcement and believes this festival is long overdue to show the world Toronto’s top talent.

"This is amazing. We’ve been trying to amp Toronto’s brand in terms of ecosystems. So we’re just trying to elevate the brand that is Toronto’s tech ecosystem," Holland told Metroland Media.

"This festival will absolutely catapult Toronto, I believe, on the international stage."

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Sara Moyle will be performing a skit on Canadian artist Tom Thomson at the event. while, will merge opera with the outdoors - complete with a string quartet and guest clarinetist from Italy - when ArsMusica brings his opera about escaped slave Joshua Glov-

er’s journey from St. Louis to Toronto via the Underground Railroad to Étienne Brûlé Park.

"The whole idea was we wanted to give audiences as much of the operatic ex-

perience as we could, even though it’s an outdoor performance," he said of his piece’s impressive musical accompaniment.

Walk the 6 will also act as the première for Neil Ross’ show, Canadian Junction: Town, City and Country - an original play about three historical characters from West Toronto Junction that Ross wrote based on the walking tours he’s been leading in the Junction neighbourhood for nearly a decade.

While Ross himself will take on the role of A.B. Rice, a journalist who covered the Junction for 60 years, Eileen Jensen will play Jamaican-born businesswoman and philanthropist Julia Browne, and Amanda Zhou will be playing Anne Leung, a Chinese woman who broke the colour barrier at a downtown Toronto cinema.

Walk the 6 will also feature performances by Che-

ri Maracle (as Pauline Johnson), Michael Toby (as Joshua Glover), Jan Weir (as Sir William Howland), and members of the Mixed Theatre Company.

Supporters include the City of Toronto’s MomenTO Canada 150 program, which is providing promotional support for Walk the 6, and the province’s Ontario 150 Community Celebration Grant Program, which is providing its funding.

Walk the 6: History on the Humber takes place on Saturday, Aug. 5, with simultaneous, one-and-ahalf hour guided walking tours departing from both Lambton House, 4066 Old Dundas St., and Old Mill subway station, 2672 Bloor St. W., at noon and again at 2:30 p.m.

For more information or to reserve your free tickets, go to www.pvhs.info/historyonthehumber or call 647675-1792.

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noting that just one week after opening up registration, organizers already had more than 100 RSVPs from interested attendees.

While the "living history" concept behind the upcoming Walk the 6 theatrical walking tour isn’t an entirely new one, Barnett said he hopes the event will help to spawn similar programs that continue to bring history to life here in Toronto.

"In 2015, we did a program commemorating the 400th anniversary of the Francophone presence in Toronto during the Pan Am Games, where we ran a series of vignettes detailing the history along the Toronto Carrying Place," Barnett said, noting that program served as inspiration for organizers of Walk the 6.

"Hopefully, (Walk the 6) can likewise act as a

launching point for other similar types of programs, because I think it’s definitely something that can be brought back."

Both Sara Moyle, the former artistic producer of Humber River Shakespeare, and Colin Mendez Morris, musical director for ArsMusica, performed in that original 2015 Pan Am program.

And both will now return to the banks of the Humber for Walk the 6 Moyle to perform as Canadian artist Tom Thomson, and Mendez Morris to bring his new opera composition on escaped slave Joshua Glover to life.

"This park is in my blood and in my system," said Moyle, an Etobicoke born-and-raised actor who will tackle the "mysterious and enigmatic" Thomson’s days as a young, emerging artist in her 10-minute installation.

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Block Party Returns Notice of Commencement and Public Engagement Barrie Rail Corridor Expansion Transit Project Assessment Process Metrolinx, an agency of the Province of Ontario, is working to transform the way the region moves by building a fast, convenient and integrated transit network across the Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area (GTHA) and Simcoe County. Over the next ten years, Metrolinx is transforming the existing GO rail system to deliver a whole new rapid transit experience to your community. Part of this plan is to bring frequent and reliable service to communities along the Barrie rail corridor. With more frequent train service you’ll have more options to get you where you need to go.

The Project Current plans include electrified, all-day, two-way service every 15 minutes to Aurora as well as peak, midday, evening and weekend GO Train service to Allandale Waterfront GO Station. The service increase will be phased in over 10 years while Metrolinx builds additional infrastructure. To support this service increase, Metrolinx is proposing the following: • Provision of a second track between Lansdowne Avenue in the City of Toronto to Allandale Waterfront GO Station in the City of Barrie; • Upgrades to existing GO Stations along the corridor: Rutherford, Maple, King City, Aurora, Newmarket, East Gwillimbury, Bradford, Barrie South and Allandale Waterfront; • Upgrades to existing structures within the corridor including bridges and culverts; and • A new train layover facility within the Town of Bradford West Gwillimbury for overnight storage of trains.

The Process Metrolinx is assessing the environmental impacts of the Barrie Rail Corridor Expansion (BRCE) Project in accordance with the Transit Project Assessment Process (TPAP) as prescribed in Ontario Regulation 231/08, Transit Projects and Metrolinx Undertakings (made under the Environmental Assessment Act).

As part of the TPAP, an Environmental Project Report (EPR) is being prepared and will be filed documenting any potential environmental effects and mitigation requirements of the Project. Viewing locations for the agency and public review of the EPR will be published in the Notice of Completion.

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An annual community block party in York South-Weston organized by two nonprofit community organizations is set to return Friday, Aug. 18.

The event, organized by For Youth Initiative (FYI) and Unison Community Health Services (UCHS), will start outdoors at 11 a.m. at Community Action Resource Centre located at 1652 Keele St., near Rogers Road.

It will feature entertaining performances from various artists, a free clothing spree and fun activities for the whole family.

Also, a barbecue lunch will be provided by UCHS. RSVPs are due by Aug. 8.

FYI is a nonprofit organization that has served thousands of teens and young adults in York SouthWeston since 1995. UCHS is also a nonprofit, community-based organization with a mission to deliver accessible and high quality health and community services.

To RSVP, email info@foryouth.ca

Watch Italian classics The Corso Italia BIA at St. Clair Avenue and Dufferin Street is bringing back a few classics from the old country, and is inviting the community to check them out.

The BIA is hosting Cinema Under the Stars featuring restored Italian classics. It has already had its first showing in July and has another happening Aug. 12.

The BIA will screen Pane E Cioccolata (1974) at 6 p.m. and Nuovo Cinema Paradiso (1988) at 9 p.m. at the Green P parking lot on Greenlaw Avenue at St. Clair.

Film screenings aren’t the only things happening that day, either.

Several side streets will be closed and musicians will play along St. Clair from 1 to 6 p.m., while accordion music will play in the Green P lot prior to film showings.

Children’s entertainers will stroll the streets from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., pasta-making demonstrations will happen at five local restaurants (including free samples), a skateboard school will run from noon to 4 p.m. on Greenlaw (equipment provided), basketball for children will run at St. Clair Gardens from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., and there will be sales and more.

For more information, visit www.torontocorsoitalia.com

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Laneway graffiti to be covered with art AARON D’ANDREA adandrea@metroland.com Some residents in Lambton will be seeing their laneway properties get a makeover in August.

Garages and fences along the laneway, which is located between Humbercrest Boulevard and Brookside Avenue near Jane and Dundas streets, will be transformed with a mural in order to prevent future graffiti tagging in the area.

"I walk this along with many other people . and it’s just so offensive to see the graffiti," said nearby resident Brenda Morgan.

"It (the mural) will increase a sense of security."

Artists Rob Matejka and Anya Mielniczek are the co-leads for the project.

Mielniczek said the mu-

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ral will create a "continuous flow" between the properties.

"There’s going to be gradient colours that unify the whole laneway so it’s kind of a walk-through experience," she said.

The project is being funded by StreetARToronto and Toronto police 11 Division.

Mielniczek added based of her past experiences, murals are an effective

form of reducing graffiti.

"When a piece is painted, it lures a certain respect to having a painted, finished piece of work where the tagging doesn’t interfere," she said. "I mean, there’s always a chance it could happen, but based off past experiences, it really deters that situation from happening again."

The mural will be installed Aug. 5 and 6.

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Artists Rob Matejka and Anya Mielniczek prepare properties along a laneway in Lambton for a makeover slated for the Civic Holiday Weekend. The rendering (left) shows what it will be like.

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Toronto needs help dealing with legalized weed Drugs cost money.

This is a universal truth: whether it’s the legal kind like alcohol or tobacco, or the banned stuff like cocaine or heroin, or, for now, marijuana, a habit is going to take a chunk out of anyone’s paycheque in addition to their life expectancy.

As it is with us as frail individuals, so it is with the governments we elect, when we make the choice to turn on the tap - or light the pipe - of legalized intoxicants.

And when legalized marijuana becomes a reality in Canada next year, it’s going to cost money.

Last week, Mayor John Tory pointed this out, in the latest of a series of letters to Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne.

Tory made the point as he was insisting that Toronto be heavily-involved in any of the decisions regarding implementing that legalization. Much of those decisions will come at a provincial level - notably, how and where the drug is sold, what the minimum age will be for purchasing marijuana, and so on.

For Toronto, it’s particularly important to regulate where and how marijuana is sold. We know here from bitter experience with illegal dispensaries that relatively unregulated sales will go badly.

The province should make sure that the sale of marijuana takes place well away from schools and community centres, and other places where young people and the vulnerable congregate.

Although Tory didn’t mention it in his letter, the federal government would also do well to take a cue from Toronto’s Medical Officer of Health Dr. Eileen De Villa, who earlier this year wrote a report calling for the immediate decriminalization of marijuana. De Villa noted that many of the problems that the city is having now with illegal dispensaries would go away with an immediate legalization and subsequent regulation.

But that is not to say that legalization, now or next year, will solve all of our problems. Tory notes that Dr. De Villa and Toronto’s health department will be very busy as marijuana use becomes more widespread, dealing with the very real public health issues that arise from use, and inevitable overuse, of the drug.

The city will inevitably be involved in providing inspections and regulating locations. Police will take on new and potentially costly roles.

Tory’s suggestion that the cost of those services come out of provincial tax on marijuana is a sensible one. The fallout of legalization will cost money, and it only makes sense that those who choose to use foot the bill.

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Scarborough’s shoreline belongs to everyone The Toronto and Region Conservation Authority (TRCA) has a collective headache coming this Friday as they vote on a new shoreline park.

The Scarborough Waterfront Project will be monumental if it’s ever built. People will go to Bluffers Park Beach, and realize they can walk or bike from there to Pickering.

They could visit Guild Park, Highland Creek, or the Rouge River.

Most of the park already exists, You walk down Bellamy Ravine, see Marlene Hilton Moore’s steel statue, Passages, and the road below the Scarborough Bluffs stretches east.

There’s landslide danger, especially this year, but the water’s blue, the bluffs lovely. People, most-

MIKE ADLER Edges of Toronto ly local, go every weekend.

But now that the TRCA wants to finish the park spending perhaps $170 million - self-appointed defenders of the bluffs and beaches call the plan "malevolent," saying it’ll destroy sandy beaches "teaming with rare flora and fauna."

On Friday, the TRCA board will listen as they paint their cause green.

Hardening a shoreline

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with stones to stop erosion doesn’t wipe out ecosystems. I walked Port Union Waterfront Park, which would connect to this one, after it opened.

A mink darted across rocks. I saw killdeer, a gopher. I heard green frogs.

The place was artificial, and hardened, but not devoid of life.

The Authority says the two sandy beaches in question, one of which it will preserve, can only be accessed now by crossing private lands on homemade paths trampling sensitive vegetation.

The new park will give visitors safe, legal access.

But access shouldn’t just be for the few.

There’s something unspoken in Scarborough: people living north of

Kingston Road aren’t supposed to go south of it.

There’s no TTC bus to Bluffers. In summer, the lots fill. It’s a favourite ticketing spot.

Legal parking anywhere around the bluffs is scarce, as if the city wants to discourage visitors.

We hear about selfieseeking yahoos on the bluffs, the litter and campfires. But many Torontonians never go, and should.

Scarborough’s shoreline and bluffs doesn’t just belong to people who live there. They belong to me, and they belong to everyone in Greater Toronto who wants to wander through public land.

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l Thursday, August 3 Yarn Lovers Wanted WHEN: 6:00 p.m - 8:00 p.m WHERE: Maria A. Shchuka Library, 1745 Eglinton Ave. W., Toronto CONTACT: Arlene, quanah1@gmail.com COST: Join on Thursday evenings for knitting, crocheting, and company. Share or learn. Bring your project or supplies. They do not provide yarn or needles.

l Monday, August 7 HumberFest WHEN: 1:00 p.m - 5:00 p.m WHERE: Parking Lot, York Humber High School, 100 Emmett Ave, Toronto CONTACT: Mike Mattos, 416-550-2683, humberfest@mountdennis.ca, www.mountdennis.ca COST: Celebrate the history of the Humber River between Mount Dennis and Weston. Costumed re-enactors, guides, free BBQ, all where Governor Simcoe camped in 1793.

l Saturday, August 5 Walk the 6 West: History On The Humber WHEN: 12:00 p.m - 4:00 p.m WHERE: Historic Lambton House, 4066 Old Dundas St., Toronto CONTACT: History On the Humber, 647-675-1792, bit.ly/ humberhistorywalk COST: Mark Ontario 150 with this outdoor theatrical experience, walk along the historic Humber River between Lambton House and Étienne Brûlé Park. RSVP at

l Wednesday, August 9 Bluetooth Remote Control Robots WHEN: 2:00 p.m - 3:00 p.m WHERE: Evelyn Gregory Library, 120 Trowell Ave., Toronto CONTACT: Richard, 416-3941006 COST: In this workshop, build working robots that are controlled by a Bluetooth remote control. No experience necessary. Spaces limited. Register in person or call.

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