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HILARY CATON hcaton@insidetoronto.com Choking back tears in his Ruthven Place backyard, an emotional Douglas Brunner thanked those who helped upgrade his home to make it more cost effective and energy efficient.

“I didn’t think it was possible and that there were that many good people left in this world,” said Brunner. “Thank you very much.”

Brunner was presented with a symbolic key to his newly upgraded home >>>energy, page 2

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arm, affectionate and sweet are the words Philip White’s wife, Trudy Appleby, uses to describe her late husband, a former mayor of the city of York.

“He was the sweetest person I ever met,” said Appleby.

White died Saturday from a brain hemorrhage at the age of 90. A funeral service was held Monday at Beth Tzedec Synagogue.

He lived in the former borough of York and attended Harbord Collegiate, according to Appleby.

White served as York’s mayor from 1970 until 1978; he became the longest-serving mayor for the borough of York and helped citizens become more involved in the political process by encouraging “participatory democracy.”

Appleby and White met when she was 18 years old and he was 24. They went out on only one date, Appleby recalled, because she didn’t like the place he took her to.

Both married different people, but 29 years later White had divorced and Appleby’s husband had died. At the time, she wasn’t sure she was ready to date – her father had died a year earlier, her husband just nine months prior and her mother was in the hospital suffering from brittle bones disease. But her reverend coaxed her into considering a date and she’s grateful he did.

“He said, ‘I got the gentleman, his name is Philip White.’ And I said, isn’t >>>ARENA, page 9

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Energy efficiency key to saving money for senior >>>from page 1 Monday. He’s been living there for 59 years.

It’s only been a month since the upgrades, but Brunner, an 85-year-old retired mechanic living near Alliance Avenue and Jane Street, has already saved $22 on his energy bill.

“That’s a lot to me, and stretch it out over year… that’s a lot of money for someone who’s not making a lot,” Brunner said.

The upgrades are a part of Enbridge’s free home weatherization program offered to low-income residents in Ontario.

The program is designed to increase a home’s energy efficiency and help reduce the occupant’s energy bill.

It’s also part of the saveONenergy Home Assistance program, which is also free of charge and for residents with low incomes, and is done through GreenSaver, a notfor-profit energy efficiency organization.

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Brunner has applied for the program after seeing a newspaper advertisement about two years ago.

“The first year they turned me down. The second year I was making too much money, I was making $31,000,” said Brunner, who lives alone.

“Then I phoned them back this year and they said, ‘We’re coming to insulate your house.’ And I said OK, the doors are open.”

Ac c o rd i n g t o V l a d a n Veljovic, the president and CEO of GreenSaver, they’ve already helped more than 1,500 Toronto families upgrade their homes to be energy efficient.

The upgrades take a total of three days. “A day per floor,” said Chris Nytko, a site

supervisor with GreenSaver who worked on Brunner’s home.

“It’s quite a lot of work to do,” said Nytko. “But it’s so worth it.”

Brunner received energy efficient lighting throughout his home, an ENERGY STAR refrigerator, foam insulation, blown cellulose attic insulation and air-sealing, and draft proofing measures because his home originally had no insulation.

Those upgrades are projected to save Brunner almost 19.5 per cent on his electricity bill and about 28 per cent on his natural gas bill and he couldn’t be happier. In fact, he has already told the news some neighbours as well as a few members of the community at the Syme senior centre where he often visits.

“I’m just spreading the word because it’s a good program for the older folks like me,” said Brunner.

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night out with your Weston neighbours

Weston residents are invited to meet their neighbours at a community barbecue Tuesday, June 18.

Neighbours Night Out is being hosted by the Weston Community Coalition, the Weston Village Residents’ Association and the Weston Her itage Conser vation District.

Residents can mingle with neighbours while learning about what community organizations have planned for the area.

Burgers and hot dogs with a drink will be sold for $2; ice cream from Marble Slab Creamery will also cost $2.

As well, Frontlines is hosting a dessert table.

The event will take place from 5:45 to 8:15 p.m. on Elm Street between King and Church streets. unveiling rescheduled wdiamond

The Jays Care Foundation postponed the unveiling of Smythe Park’s Field of Dreams baseball diamond to June 20 at 5 p.m.

The original date was set for Thursday, June 6, but the event was rained out.

The park received a grant of $175,000 to reconstruct the diamond and the field will benefit more than 350 York Baseball Association participants this season. farewell to St. John the Evangelist wBid

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Community members are encouraged to wander the halls and classrooms of St. John the Evangelist Catholic School one last time as the school prepares for construction.

Rain or shine, the open house will take place at 23 George St. Saturday from 3 to 5 p.m. The event is free.

Sat. Pulled pork and hot dogs will be serve, and there will be other refreshments and an ice cream truck.

People are welcome to come and view the plans for the new school.

St. John the Evangelist students relocated to a temporary location at 55 Pelham Ave. in September.

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York singer to share stage with jazz hero Yvette Tollar to perform at T.O. jazz festival

Second in a series looking at local participants in upcoming festival

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he first time jazz vocalist Yvette Tollar heard Canadian pop singer Mary Margaret O’Hara sing live, she cried.

Tears streamed down her face as she listened to O’Hara’s rendition of In a Sentimental Mood, written by jazz legend Duke Ellington.

“I just sat there and cried,” said Tollar. “She’s one of my favourite singers in the world.”

The performance was for the Canwest Cabaret Show in the Distillery District in 2008.

After the performance, tears still flowing, she travelled to a different venue to see a show featuring her brother, Ernie, who plays the saxophone and flute.

It was a powerful moment for her.

That wouldn’t be the last time she got the chance to witness O’Hara’s talents.

Luckily, Tollar, who lives near Oakwood Avenue and Rogers Road, another opportunity arose later that year, when she saw O’Hara perform an improvised show.

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Yvette Tollar will be performing June 21, 24 and 29 at Musideum during the TD Toronto Jazz Festival.

pure admiration.

“She had no charts, nothing, just her, a drummer and a piano player,” Tollar said.

“I think that she has some influences from the (older) movies, so when

First-place finish on track: Ire Alverete, of Humewood Community School, sprints to a first-place finish in the Grade 7 girls elementary track and field championships Tuesday at Birchmount Stadium.

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she sings a jazz tune, she has authentic sound. It’s like she’s absorbed all those black and white movies.”

Since then, Tollar had the opportunity to share the stage with O’Hara at Lula Lounge in December 2010

and will do so again at the Toronto TD Jazz Festival as one of the 350 jazz acts that will be performing in the city June 20 to 29. Tollar’s performance with O’Hara at this year’s festival sold out in one day. According to Tollar, that’s a regular occurrence when word gets out O’Hara is performing in town.

“She rarely performs, so being on stage with her is a big deal for me,” Tollar said.

“She’s a real inspiration.”

They will be performing at Musideum at 401 Richmond St. W. at 7:30 and 9 p.m. Tollar will also be performing twice on the final day of the festival on June 29 at 7 and 9:30 p.m. at Musideum.

“It’s a really special venue because it’s an instrument shop during the day with instruments from all over the world all over the walls,” said Tollar, who admitted this setting is more about the atmosphere and sound and less about the booze – there’s no there’s bar. “It’s a really intimate setting.”

She’s currently working on two new albums simultaneously. One has a more traditional “standard jazz” sound, as she calls it, and another with original material. Tollar expects the

release date to be sometime in 2014.

She often incorporates different world music sounds into her music, and being able to sing in nine languages – including Arabic and Portuguese – helps.

“All of those sounds creep into my writing and the instrumentation that I use,” explained Tollar.

Tollar first played at the Toronto jazz festival in 1987 when she was 17. She said since then, the festival has really turned around to be more about getting the whole city to embrace jazz and not just the jazz aficionados.

“There’s so much world music and so many different cultures, it should be embracing all the people that live here and now I feel like it’s starting to,” she said.

“There’s so much crossgenre music these days that you can bring in new audiences. I’m excited about his broader scope and it’s gotten better and better every year.”

Tickets are already sold out for Tollar’s performance with O’Hara, but Tollar will be hosting a jazz vocal workshop at Musideum with pianist Dave Restivo on Sunday, June 23 2 p.m.

For more festival listings visit, www.torontojazz.com

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ransit funding should be more than just buses, subways and GO trains. Transportation is a more accurate way to look at getting around the Greater Toronto Area.

The future of the Gardiner Expressway is being debated – again. With the Environment Assessment (EA) by Waterfront Toronto and the City of Toronto now back on the table, the latest in the circular discussions is coming up Thursday, the day after the two parties hold a media briefing to discuss the EA. The future of the Gardiner comes up every few years, but nothing concrete has ever come of these discussions.

The long-term rehabilitation of the Gardiner is not in question – that needs to happen. However, what exactly does that mean, and how is a city like Toronto to handle it? our view going The entire length of the decaying expressway will eventuExpressway’s ally come up for debate, but forum focuses on the future up for Thursday’s eastern portion from Jarvis Street debate again to the Don Valley Parkway (DVP).

We believe front-and-centre at this discussion should be funding. Not just the $505 million approved by council to rehabilitate the Gardiner, but how will we maintain whatever we decide to do with it – keep it standing, bury it under Lake Shore Boulevard or dismantle it all together?

Whatever the decision, funding is rarely mentioned.

Like the public transit discussion, everyone is concerned about today, not 10, 25, 50 years from now.

Despite the obvious connection between public transit and the highways, expressways and parkways that encircle this city, no one is discussing how they should work together. If there is an effort out there to come up with a cohesive transportation plan, we’re not seeing it.

Within the transit funding tools supported by Metrolinx to pay for the province’s Big Move plan, there should also be funding for our roads and highways. Regional Sales Tax, Development Charge, Parking Space Levy, and Fuel Tax are on the table to fund transit. Yet, something like Highway Tolls to help maintain the Gardiner is not being discussed.

Or, at the end of the day, maybe we should hand over the Gardiner to the province to include in its transportation portfolio together with the 400 series highways. And while we’re at it, toss in the DVP.

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Bracing for a frustrating tennis season

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ell, I played my first tennis match of the season over the weekend and I’m not off to the best start. I’m officially zero for one.

But it wasn’t the defeat that was so troubling, but how it was done and the guy who beat me, my buddy Shawn. What really sticks in my craw is that he was wearing a monstrous new knee brace roughly the size of Jabba the Hutt’s belly.

Without that brace, I wipe the court with him.

With it, I back off and he throttles me for fun, 6-0, 6-0.

Well, I was prepared to take my lumps like a man, when, get this, Shawn hops over the net for the traditional post-match handshake.

Oops, did I say hop?

Forgive me. To call it merely a hop is not doing justice to that athletic tour de force.

It was a breathtaking triple salchow during which he soared higher than Patrick

jamie wayne BUT SERIOUSLY Chan. And the icing on the cake? He stuck the landing. I mean really stuck the landing.

I was livid. “How the heck did you do that?”

“It wasn’t that difficult,” Shawn replied matter-offactly. “I just took a long approach run. Then got into the tuck position to harness my legendary power and sprung up ever so gracefully on my little tippy toes.”

“You know what I meant, funny guy. How’d you do manage to pull off a move like that, wonky knee and all?”

“What makes you think I have a bad knee,” he asked.

“Exhibit A, your honour, “ I answered, pointing to said imposing brace.

“I hate to break it to you, but the knee’s fine. I only wear this contraption to psych out pigeons like you.

And as you can see it works like a charm.”

“But how can you wear that thing and sleep nights?” I wailed.

“I told you, I put it on for matches only. I take it off long before I go to bed.”

“And that masquerade doesn’t eat away at your conscience?”

“Hey, I win, baby. That’s all that matters. Isn’t that what Nike says is the most important thing in life? Next to buying all their over-priced stuff, of course.”

“You didn’t win. I handed the match to you. I was afraid to make you even flinch dare you re-injure what I thought was a fragile leg.”

Shawn just shrugged.

“Look, I’d love to listen to you whine, really I would, but I have to scoot home and ice my knee.”

“But didn’t you just get through telling me there was nothing wrong with it?”

“There wasn’t, but in my haste to kick your butt from

here to Mississauga I must have put the brace on too tight by mistake because it’s starting to throb. I want to take care of it before I develop a real problem. You don’t mess with knees you know,” he needled. “So, you coming over for a brewski?”

“After that stunt you just pulled? Forget it.”

“Come on, Jamie. Don’t be such a spoilsport. I tell you what. I’m going up to the cottage for awhile. And to prove I’m not such a bad guy, I’ll let you borrow the brace until I come back so you can let it work it’s magic for you. Are you game?”

“Well, I am playing Dale next week and I have yet to beat him all these years. Do you think it might help?”

“Let’s just say, it wouldn’t hurt. Unless you put it on too tight by mistake.”

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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Additional revenue sources possible, says MP To the editor: Re: ‘We’re all part of the same transit challenge’, editorial, May 30.

Your editorial correctly notes our city faces major challenges over the next 20 years to find the $34 billion necessary to build the next wave of transit projects.

You invite residents to pick from 11 revenue tools (a.k.a. new taxes) to help pay for these projects, but neglect to count three other revenue sources.

The first is provincial funding. The province has already committed $14 billion toward Toronto’s first wave of transit projects.

It is reasonable to assume it will contribute to the next wave projects as well.

There is no reason why the burden should fall only on Toronto residents.

The second is federal

funding. The Metrolinx report does mention the previous role of the federal government in contrib-

uting one-third toward infrastructure funding, which includes transit. A one-third contribution from the federal government would go a long way to reducing the burden on Toronto residents.

The third is corporate taxes. Corporations are a major beneficiary of transit investment. Their employees get to work faster (and in a healthier environment) and the delivery of their goods and services would benefit from reduced traffic congestion.

By using these three sources of revenue, the contribution expected from Toronto residents would become far more manageable and avoid burdening lower- and middle-income families.

Mike Sullivan M.P. York South-Weston

Would pay more money Funding for eye exams for a better commute To the editor: Re: ‘Big Move...Big Money,’ Special Report, May 30.

Time for the front page to scream Big Gridlock...Big Money. The projected costs of an integrated regional transit system proposed by Metrolinx is far less than the estimated $1,600 per household cost for the gridlock that has the GTA stuck in traffic.

It’s unfair to characterize Metrolinx as squeezing money out of taxpayers as Thursday’s front page and inside political cartoon did.

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To the editor: Re: ‘Worried about vision loss?

Get regular eye exams,’ Letters, insidetoronto.com Dr. Keith Gordon gives good advice but perhaps he is not aware that in former premier Dalton McGuinty’s first year funding for regular eye exams for people between the ages of 18 and 65 was stopped.

This move surprised many of us who always believed the Liberals were about maintaining vital social programs.

Many people can’t afford to have their eyes checked every two years so many eye diseases will not be diagnosed until it’s too late for any meaningful treatment.

We should address this health concern with our representatives and certainly during the next election if this funding is not reinstated.

Helena Nielsen

Funding transit contributes to better access, cleaner air and smoother commutes for everyone.

I’ll pay for that.

Alice Schuda

Inertia on transit funding To the editor: Lack of transit funding has been a problem for our city for many years and as long as our politicians sit on their hands, it will continue.

Funding will be an election issue during the next munici-

pal and provincial elections, and most likely the ones to follow.

The time to do something has past now. It is make up time and the expense will only climb.

Glenn Kitchen

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Building Connections: Women Achieving Personal Growth Together WHEN: 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. WHERE: North York Women’s Centre, 2446 Dufferin St. CONTACT: 416-7810479, info@nywc.org COST: Free Network with women who have similar goals; access information and resources to help you move forward.

Five Essentials of Health to Live to 100 WHEN: 6:30 p.m. WHERE: Mount Dennis Library, 1123 Weston Rd. CONTACT: 416-394-1008 COST: Free Presented by Dr. Hoof. Call to register.

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Community Barbecue WHEN: 5 to 8 p.m. WHERE: St. Alphonsus Elementary School, 60 Atlas Ave. CONTACT: 416-393-5326 COST: Free Live music, activities, games and more.

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Walking Club WHEN: 9:30 a.m. to noon.

WHERE: Jane Park Plaza (bus stop area), 853 Jane St. CONTACT: Karima, health promoter at Unison Health,

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416-653-5400, ext. 1227 COST: Free Free walking club meets on Tuesdays, starting June 18, open to all adults.

Bring a water bottle, wear walking shoes, sun hat and comfortable clothing. Your consent or doctor’s note will be requested to participate in this moderate exercise. Discover new parks and meet new people.

Building Connections: Friendship, Fun and Learning WHEN: 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.

WHERE: North York Women’s Centre, 2446 Dufferin St. CONTACT: 416781-0479, www.nywc.org, info@ nywc.org COST: Free Meet other women in a relaxed, welcoming environment. Get information and learn about available resources.

War of 1812 Festival at Fork York 10 a.m. to 9 p.m.

Sunday, June 16 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

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Elder Abuse Information Session WHEN: Noon to 1 p.m. WHERE: York West Active Living Centre, 1901 Weston Rd. CONTACT: Rita, 416245-4395, rita@ywalc.ca COST: Free Register by Friday, June 14.

Yoga for Youth WHEN: 5 to 6:30 p.m. WHERE: Maria A. Shchuka Library, 1745 Eglinton Ave. W. CONTACT: Nerissa Craigg, 416-394-1000, ncraigg@torontopubliclibrary.ca COST: Free Yoga Youth Tribe encourages relaxation and fun while developing strength, co-ordination, flexibility, balance and self-confidence. Call or drop in to register.

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Van Trip to The Victorian Garden Tea Room WHEN: 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. WHERE: York West Active Living Centre, 1901 Weston Rd. CONTACT: Rita, 416-245-4395, rita@ywalc.ca COST: $8 plus the cost at restaurant Book by Monday, June 24.

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Giant Book Sale WHEN: 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. WHERE: Weston Library, 2 King St. CONTACT: Weston Branch, 416-394-1017, westaff@torontopubliclibrary.ca COST: Free There will be adult fiction and children’s books, hardcovers and paperbacks. Proceeeds will support the Toronto Public Library Foundation.

Van Trip to The Victorian Garden Tea Room WHEN: 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. WHERE: York West Active Living Centre, 1901 Weston Rd. CONTACT: Rita, 416245-4395, rita@ywalc.ca COST: $8 plus the cost at restaurant Book by Monday, June 24.

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Those are hard things to say. They are not the sorts of things a member of a strong mayor’s team says. Weighing in on that mayor’s leadership is not the same thing as weighing in on the mayor’s decision to support a casino.

It’s personal. If it’s going to be “business as usual,” as the mayor continually claims, then the mayor’s got to clean house. No choice.

So yes, Ford’s decision was understandable from the point of view of raw power politics.

The funny thing about power politics is that at a point what’s good for the leader is not good for the team.

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Removing Robinson from the committee has another impact on governance.

For the first time, the most powerful committee at city hall has not a single woman.

That is a giant step backwards, whether her removal was an intentionally gendered decision, or the lack of women candidates to replace her is an unavoidably gendered failure.

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Organized by the city and Waterfront Toronto, the event will mark the first opportunity for public feedback since the resumption of an environmental assessment (EA) examining potential long term options for the eastern portion of the Gardiner and Lake Shore Boulevard.

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The City of Toronto officially opened its first separated bicycle track on Sherbourne Street between Bloor Street and King Street Monday It is the first phase of a 14-kilometre network of cycle tracks planned for the downtown area over the next few years.

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The exhibit will be made up of work done by participants in Art Starts’ In the Hood, a multidisciplinary, after-school, art drop-in program, which was held at the Oakwood Village Library and Arts Centre.

The free weekly hour and a half program, which ran Mondays from January to June, was open to youths aged six to 12 and worked with professional artists Zahide Ugar, Virginia Tran and Doug Hurst to create printed T-shirts, silk flower blossoms and papier mache masks, among other things.

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Hood was a very memorable activity,” participant Arles Cepero, 10, said in a release.

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helped each other out and hung out. It was really amazing.”

In the Hood will start up again come fall, but those looking to get their art fix in the summer can enrol in camp Art in XS, which starts July 2, Leibu said.

Art Starts is a charitable organization which has spent 20 years offering artistic programming in the city’s underserved neighbourhoods. Projects include the Limitless Heights mural on Ranee Avenue, a mural at Dupont and Dundas streets and the photo planters project along Eglinton Avenue, east of Dufferin Street.

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>>>from page 1 he in politics? Then I asked him what happened to his wife and he said they’re divorced, so I asked, ‘well, what’s wrong with him?’” she said with a laugh.

“And we’ve been together since. It was meant to be, we were meant to be together.”

White, a pharmacist for 20 years, was re-elected into office twice, defeating Fergus ‘Fergy’ Brown in 1974 and 1976. He returned to politics in 1980 when he was elected a Metropolitan Toronto Councillor.

White’s political interests lay in providing public housing for seniors, environmental issues in the city such as cleaning up the Humber River and preserving Cedarvale Park. The community recognized his efforts and named an arena in Cedarvale Park after him. He served as councillor until his retirement in 1988.

During his retirement White and his wife travelled together – Australia, New Zealand, Cairo, Italy, Turkey – creating lasting memories together at every stop along

the way.

“He loved to travel,” Appleby said. “We did a lot of travelling together. When you’re retired you have lots of time to do it. I’m so glad we did.”

White spent his last days with Appleby in their York home.

“I could feel his love and I felt that he was appreciative of the fact that he was with me,” she said.

Philip White is also survived by his two sons, Kevin and Byron, and his brother, Murray White.

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North York Community Council will vote on the project Tuesday, June 18.

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Surrounded by Million Dollar Homes, situated on a 60’x137’ft lot! Stunning 3+1 bdrm, renovated bungalow with open concept living and dining room. Updated kitchen, separate entrance to finished basement, garage. Great investment, build or live in! Steps to Appleby College, walk to lake, must be seen only $599,900!!

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Detached 3 bedroom with large addition in the heart of Lakeshore Village, open concept living & Dining rooms, main floor family room. Finished basement thousands spent on upgrades, garage, concrete drive, 2 storey work shop/ studio at back, close to water front trails, park, school and much more.

Sold in 1 WK for 119% of Asking!!

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High demand neighborhood, spacious 3 bedroom brick 2 storey, combined living and dining rm, renovated modern kitchen, granite countertop, enclosed sunroom with walkout separate side entrance to finished basement, oversized garage, large patio, large veranda, amazing opportunity only $429,900!!

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Impressive Toronto 3+1 bedroom, great curb appeal, updated family size kitchen, updated bath, gleaming hardwood floors, finished basement with 2nd kitchen, interlock patio, close to all amenities and much more for only $399,900!!

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Fabulous opportunity to build your dream home on 33’ x 123’ lot, close to amenities, shops, school, and all conveniences. House on the property needs extensive work, being sold as is!!

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LIVE & EARN!!

Great Retail space with large basement & lovely 2 bedroom apt. upstairs, fabulous Alderwood location near Sherway Gardens, same owner last 30 years, living upstairs & running a Custom Upholstery shop, can be turned into Hair Saloon, Accountant or Lawyers office, ect. 4 car parking ( 2 in front 2 in back), updated roof, windows, plumbing & electrical. Apartment has Skylight, Jacuzzi tub & walk-out to large deck must be see.

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Conveniently located across from Sherway Gardens, 2bdrm, 2full washrooms, gorgeous corner suite, fabulous views, gleaming hardwood floors, open concept living and dining rm, W/O to Balcony, resort style amenities, 24hr concierge, and many extras just minutes to downtown Toronto and Airport for only $329,900!!

LIVE STEPS TO YORKVILLE!!

Fabulous boutique building on quiet cul de sac in the center of it all, close to Bay and Bloor and Church Street Village. Come home to one bedroom condo, open concept living and dining room, hardwood floors, walkout to large balcony, rooftop terrace and party room with BBQ, underground parking and large locker included!!

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SIMPLY STUNNING!!

Totally renovated showpiece, large 1475 sq ft, 3bdrm suite, gorgeous south views, new custom gourmet kitchen, Quartz counters, S.S. Appl., Travertine Floors, new washrooms gleaming hardwood thru-out, beautiful natural stone finish on walls, must be seen, many extras included, great building and location!!

Renovated 3bdrm 2stry freehold co-op, open concept living and dining room, gleaming hardwood floors, beautiful modern kitchen, finished basement, two full baths, great location close to all conveniences!!

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STEPS TO YORK UNIVERSITY!!

Fabulous 2+1bedroom 3 storey townhome, with walk out to balcony, open concept living and dining room, master bedroom with ensuite, high demand York University Village. New subway line to be built, great investment only $245,000!!

Fabulous 2storey condo townhouse, 3+1bdrm, 3wshrms, very well maintained and updated property, great location close to all conveniences, parking spot, and many extras included, terrace/ patio, large master bdrm with ensuite, and much more for only $244,900!!

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Gorgeous Maple Condo completely upgraded through out, fabulous gourmet kitchen with granite countertop, top of the line s. s. appliances, spacious living and dining rm, gleaming hardwood floors, large master bedroom with ensuite and W/I closet, ensuite laundry, great amenities and many extras included, located close to all conveniences for only $299,900!!

Amazing opportunity, 2 bedroom suite split bedroom plan, 10’ ceilings, huge balcony 2 w/o, fabulous amenities include concierge, gym, aerobics, squash, sauna and outdoor pool, steps to lake, waterfront trails, and all conveniences, just minutes to downtown Toronto. Live the life for only $299,900!!

Detached bungalow on premium 50ft lot, renovated Kitchen with centre island, renovated bathroom with soaker tub, separate shower, open concept living and dining room and walk out to large back yard, potential for in-law suite!!

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Wonderful 2bdrm unit, spacious combined living and dining rm, w/o to enclosed balcony, fabulous south view, 2 washrooms, large master bedroom, with ensuite, parking spot, ensuite locker, and many extras for only $169,900!!

Fantastic Royal York & Eglinton location, spacious open concept living and dining rm, eat-in kitchen, w/o to balcony, hardwood floors thru-out, large master bedroom, plenty of storage space, incredibly low maintenance fees, and many extras for only 169,900!!

Spacious corner unit, fabulous view of the Humber river and wild life conservation area. Family size kitchen, fully renovated bathroom, large combined living and dining room, floor to ceiling windows, master bedroom with ensuite, granite counter top with undermount sink, great building close to all conveniences, Hwy 427, Airport, Hospital, Humber College, Woodbine Mall, Woodbine race track and more for only $184,900!!

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open house with police 12 division hosts community day: At left, Jason Richardson, 4, left, and Emelda-Noah Nakogee, 2, test their skills in a spoon race during Toronto police 12 Division Community Day activities on Sunday. Above, Faith Tannahill Barns, 10, gets a hand trying on some gear from Toronto Police Auxiliary Safety Unit officer Adam Whitehorne. At right, Omri Brown, 12, performs for the crowd.

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How to apply and entry requirements of the University of London International Programmes.

You can also meet the Director of Bachelors Laws program, Professor Jenny Hamilton and the Director of the Graduate Laws program, Dr James Busuttil.

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Saturday 15 June 9.00am – 5.00pm Knightsbridge Room, The King Edward Hotel, 37 King Street E, Toronto, Ontario, M5C 1E9 To find out more about the open day, contact the International Center for Legal Studies, the registered centre in Canada for teaching the University of London LLB: Tel: (828) 505-3596 Email: malet1@aol.com Find out more about the University of London in Canada: www.londoninternational.ac.uk/canada

Save time by bringing along the originals and photocopies of your examination certificates. We will verify that the photocopies are true copies of the originals.

You may be eligible for a student loan as University of London International Programmes is registered to provide educational programs as a designated educational institution in Canada.

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Father's Day is right around the corner and that means many children, spouses and other family members will be scrambling to locate the perfect gifts for the men in their lives.

Put away those coupons for neckties and remote control caddies. There's a good chance Dad wants something a little less cliche and more in tune with his interests. If you think carefully about gift ideas, there's bound to be something that will be a perfect fit.

Some dads get excited about the latest tablets or smartphones. They may keep abreast of virus-detection software or think the technological gadgets sold in those speciality magazines and mall stores are must-haves. Chances are if you spend enough time with Dad you know just what he likes to dabble in, and you can get him an electronic device he'll find invaluable.

Although it may seem difficult on the surface to find a gift for Dad that he truly will enjoy and

If your dad is a regular Mr. Fix-It, it’s a good idea to head to your local home improvement store and pick up that one gadget or tool he’s been missing.

Check out his tool kit for older or more beatup items, and replace the ones he uses most. If you want to go all-out, consider purchasing a power tool to replace a manual or out-of-date one he currently owns.

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Sports If Dad follows a particular team or sport, gifts inspired by his love of a favorite team are a surefire bet for success. Team jersies, game memorabilia, tickets to the next at-home game, or an expanded satellite dish or cable TV sports programming package are some gift ideas that will coordinate with a sports theme. Some dads also may be content to simply hit the links or spend a few hours at the batting cages.

Personalized Gifts Personalized gifts can show that special man in your life that you care about him in a special way. Instead of a run-of-the-mill item pulled off a store shelf, a personalized gift can feature a name, date or sentiment right on the gift itself. Think about giving Dad a personalized plaque that designates his work

area in the garage or a pocket lighter or photo frame engraved with a special message or his name. An embroidered bath robe, or a golf bag embroidered with his initials may also be a special treat.

Fit for Foodies As the adage goes, "The way to a man's heart is through his stomach." Take advantage of these words of wisdom by gifting your Dad with food or culinary-themed items. Dad may be an amateur chef and will enjoy a cookbook by his favorite chef. Or he may have a restaurant he insists on going to all the time, so guaranteeing a gift card to said restaurant will be a hit.

If Dad appreciates not only the taste, but also the culture of food, plan a tour of food shops in the area or go on a wine- and cheese-tasting adventure.

Gear Heads Some dads get revved up about automotive gifts, especially if they spend the weekends pampering their prized cars or trucks. If he tends to have a wrench in hand and head under the hood, treat your father to some new supplies for his automotive pursuits. Quality car waxes and upholstery cleaners are always in demand. Or give him a gift certificate to his favorite hand-wash, auto-detailing center. Gas

use, all it takes is a close examination of his likes to find something appropriate.

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Feeling Congested? hits next phase of public consultations RAHUL GUPTA rgupta@insidetoronto.com The city has launched the next phase of an ongoing public consultation seeking residential feedback on future transit priorities.

More than 30,000 people weighed in during the first phase of Feeling Congested? earlier in the year. This time around, the campaign, conceived by chief city planner Jennifer Keesmaat to gain a better sense of transit issues, will focus on measuring support for specific projects.

To that end, Keesmaat and the city planning department have compiled a list of unfunded rapid transit proposals, from subways and light rail to bus-dedicated lanes.

The full list – available at www.feelingcongested.ca – includes projects planned for every part of the city, from the downtown relief subway line, considered a priority for

completion by Metrolinx, to proposed LRTs to serve new condominium highrise developments sprouting up along the transforming waterfront.

Feedback on the 24 transit projects would allow city planners to create a clear set of transit priorities to recommend to city council in November, said Keesmaat.

“We’re being very focused in the conversations we’re having,” she said last week.

“We’ve shifted the conversation to talk about transit priorities and achieving a very specific outcome.”

To promote the campaign, Keesmaat and members of the city’s planning department took to the subway system last Thursday morning, passing out packages of tissues emblazoned with a Feeling Congested? sticker to commuters traveling along the Yonge-University-Spadina line.

While passing out the tissue packs, Keesmaat and her team also learned about the rigours of transit travel from commuters like Pamini Rasalingam.

Rasalingam, on board a train north toward Downsview station from downtown spoke briefly with the chief planner. A regular transit user, she said her main concern was the unpredictable level of service.

“If there’s a certain time a train or bus is coming, it should be accurate to that,” said the York University student who doesn’t have a driver’s licence. “I could be waiting for five or 20 minutes.

It’s not consistent.”

Several events are planned for the consultations in the coming months, including discussion panels and town halls.

Visit www.feelingcongested. ca for a full list of Feeling Congested? events and a promotional web video.

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Public Notice 2013 Final Property Tax Bills The City ofToronto has now mailed the final property tax bills for 2013.

Property owners are responsible for paying property taxes by the due dates listed below.The final bill is the second of two tax bills to be mailed this year.The interim tax bill was mailed in January.

If you have not received your property tax bill, please contact us to obtain a copy.

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Notice of Annual and General Meeting of Members Notice is hereby given that the Annual and General Meeting of Members of Humber River Hospital (the “Corporation”) is called for and will be held at 200 Church Street, Weston, Ontario, on Tuesday, the 18th of June, 2013 at 5:00 p.m. (local time).

General Public Welcome Dated this 13th day of June, 2013.

By Order of the Chair of the Board Rueben Devlin Secretary

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Late Payment Penalties A late payment penalty of 1.25% on the unpaid amount of an instalment will be added on the first day after the instalment due date. A further 1.25% of the outstanding amount will be added as interest on the first day of each month thereafter, as long as taxes remain unpaid. Monthly interest charges are also imposed on any unpaid taxes from prior years. Penalty and interest rates are set by City by-laws, pursuant to the City ofToronto Act, 2006.

Penalty and interest charges on overdue amounts cannot be waived or altered.

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Silver lining for Vaughan Road Academy mixed doubles pair There was a silver lining for Vaughan Road Academy at the Ontario Federation of School Athletic Associations (OFSAA)

high school tennis championships held at York University’s Rexall Centre June 3 to 5.

The mixed doubles pair

of Caroline and Clarck Perez settled for the silver medal, in the high school division, losing the championship game 8-3

to Brandon Lai and Minie Vatayothin from Trinity College School in Port Hope.

The championships also

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PUBLIC NOTICE

Take notice that, pursuant to the FBCSA, R.S.O. 2002, Mount Pleasant Group of Cemeteries has made application to the City of Toronto to expand the Prospect Court Mausoleum on Section 2 to add an additional 1,648 crypts.

For further information interested parties may contact the Prospect Cemetery office at: 416-651-4040 or

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sported an elite division for provincially and nationally ranked players. medal defeat in soccer wBronze

Vaughan Road Academy came just short of a medal on Saturday, losing the bronze medal game at the OFSAA boys 2A soccer championships in Stratford 3-1 to Sarnia’s St. Christopher.

Devon Bowyer scored for Vaughan Road.

Vaughan Road was relegated to the bronze medal match with a 4-1 semifinal loss to Port Hope with Bowyer scoring their lone goal.

The York high school had a thrilling quarterfinal win over Bradford’s Holy Trinity, 4-1 on penalty kicks, after the teams failed to resolve a 0-0 tie through regulation and overtime. Vaughan Road was perfect in the preliminary round with two wins and two ties.

shot at playoff glory wNo In the OFSAA 2A girls soccer championships in Tecumseh, Oakwood Collegiate did not make it out of their preliminary round pool. by the best in rugby wBeaten

The Oakwood Collegiate boys rugby squad gave a good account of itself in two losses at the OFSAA 1/2 AA finals in Ottawa.

Ranked last in the 16-team tournament, they lost their opener 37-0 to the top-ranked (and eventual champion) Barrie Central.

Oakwood then bowed out of the tournament with a near-upset 7-5 loss to eighth-ranked (and eventual consolation champion) St. Stephen from Bowmanville.

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METRO STOCKYARDS HONOURED FOR BEST CUSTOMER SATISFACTION Last Thursday, Metro Stockyards was honoured through the Metro Store Recognition Program for achieving the highest overall customer satisfaction scores and year-to-date increase in overall foot traffic and sales among its Eastern Ontario stores. The recognition program runs four times a year.

Every quarter, two winning Metro stores are honoured from the Ontario East and Ontario West divisions.The Stockyards location looks forward to building on its successes and continue to assist in the community by investing in healthy eating, food access and active living programs in the Toronto area.

Metro Stockyards is located at 2155 St. Clair Ave. W., and is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week. It offers a variety of services including a full service meat department, seafood department and bakery.

It also offers a full floral centre and Fresh 2 Go Hot Meals prepared daily.

FREDDIE’S NO FRILLS SUPPORTS CAMP JUMOKE Freddie’s No Frills (243 Alberta Avenue) held a charity walk and barbecue last Saturday in support of Camp Jumoke and children with Sickle Cell. In 1994, the Jumoke Committee was established by a group of health-care professionals and individuals concerned about the emotional well-being of children who have Sickle Cell. Camp Jumoke is the only camp in Canada that serves the unique emotional and health-care needs of these children. Freddie’s No Frills has a proud tradition of giving back to the community, and is happy to support this worthy cause.

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Council asks province to extend the vote to permanent residents DAVID NICKLE dnickle@insidetoronto.com Toronto council has voted to ask the province to allow more than 250,000 permanent residents living in the city to vote in municipal elections.

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people who’ve been fighting for this over the years.”

Toronto council took most of Tuesday’s meeting to fight over the proposal. Many on council were uneasy extending a voting franchise to permanent residents who don’t yet have full citizenship.

“I think that people who do come to the country should work for the right to have the vote and do something to prove themselves,” said

York West Councillor Giorgio Mammoliti.

Toronto Centre-Rosedale Councillor Kristyn Wong-Tam argued council already makes a point of consulting the public – including non-citizen Torontonians – on issues such as whether to locate a casino downtown.

“We’re often asking ‘how do you want us to run the city’ and we’re saying we value your opinion,” she said. “So

it strikes me as disingenuous that the day we really want to hear from residents (election day), we don’t want to hear from you anymore. All of a sudden we don’t want to cast our net as widely as possible, we don’t want to hear from everyone. Now just a select group of you.”

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