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Grave discovery site to be declared burial ground 153 graves unearthed at St. John the Evangelist The site at St. John the Evangelist Roman Catholic Church where more than

150 graves were discovered will be declared a “burial ground.”

The archeological investigation documented 153 graves of which 147 contained intact burials.

The remaining six graves appear to have been

exhumed.

The Registrar (Funeral, Burial, and Cremation Services Act, 2002) is inviting representatives of the persons whose remains are interred in the burial ground to contact the Registrar within two weeks after

today.

Once identified, the representatives will negotiate a site disposition agreement with the Catholic Archdiocese of Toronto.

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Michale D’Mello, Registar of Cemeteries, can be reached at 416-326-8393.

Articsók Gallery is hosting an exhibit by four artists of varying backgrounds bound by one inspiration.

The exhibit, Ispirazione Divino, opens Thursday, March 19. The reception runs from 6 to 9 p.m. with the artists in attendance.

The exhibit features the work of Joseph Cach, Ashley Johnson, Mahmoud Meraji and Marcelo Zuanabar.

Their works are held in collections in South Africa, Bolivia, Iran, the U.S., Canada and many other places.

The gallery said the artists have different styles and subject matters and their work originates from different cultural background.

However, the paintings are united by a common element, that being divine inspiration.

The gallery is at 1697 St. Clair Ave. W., near Old Weston Road. Gallery hours are Wednesday to Saturday from noon to 6 p.m.

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In partnership with Chartered Professional Accountants of Ontario, the event will take place at Skills for Change’s St. Clair West location.

The keynote address will be given by Krish Gupta, regional controller and head of finance at Dufferin Construction Company.

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The Learning Enrichment Foundation hosts Friday information sessions to let the community know about the wide array of services it offers.

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In this session, led by Camille Dundas, learn how to position your business for maximum media coverage.

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Sprinter Gavin Smellie on track for Pan Am Games Athlete found his stride at Dante Aligheri Academy CLARK KIM ckim@insidetoronto.com When Gavin Smellie transferred from George Harvey Collegiate Institute to Dante Aligheri Academy, he wanted to continue playing soccer for his new high school.

“That’s a funny story,” said Smellie, recalling what happened next was essentially how he got into track and field.

After transferring to the Dufferin Street and Lawrence Avenue area high school, Smellie learned it was too late in the season for him to join the soccer team.

So he decided to stay active by playing other sports.

“I was a terrible basketball player,” Smellie laughed, adding he was better in volleyball and badminton.

But what he excelled in was track and field.

“I did a race off with some kid,” said Smellie, who gave his opponent a significant head start but still managed to beat him.

Then he tested his speed against other runners at the Toronto District College Athletic Association championships.

“I almost missed the race because my coach was late that day,” said Smellie, wondering if it wasn’t meant to be.

“Maybe it was just fate. Maybe I should really go home.”

Fate had other plans; his coach arrived just in time with his bin number.

Smellie went on to lions support Weston food bank wYork The York Lions Club recently donated $1,000 to the Weston Area Emergency Support (W.A.E.S.) Food Bank to help families in need.

The amount brings donations by the club to the food bank to $17,000 over five years.

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Gavin Smellie competes at the 20th Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, Scotland last year.

qualify for the metro championships and continued his success, competing as a sprinter in the Canadian Junior Nationals, the Pan American Junior Championships, the World Championships and the 2012 London Olympic Games.

“These guys are at another level and that made me more hungry,” Smellie said of his fellow international competitors as he prepares for the 2015 Pan Am Games in Toronto.

Now to run on “home turf” in front of family and friends will be a special moment for the 28-year-old who also has his sights on the 2016 Summer

Olympic Games in Brazil.

“This is a great thing for me and Toronto,” said Smellie, adding Toronto fans in general support their teams and country.

“I know they take pride when you go out there and compete. They’ll be behind you 100 per cent. It’s an awesome feeling.”

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To join the York Lions Club, call 416-769-3446.

between Jan. 22 and March 6 in the area bounded by Hwy. 401, Keele Street, St. Clair Avenue and Scarlett Road.

Police said a man inside the vehicle would engage children in conversation as they walked to or from school, asking for personal information and offering rides.

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Performs on March 26 at St. Lawrence Centre DOMINIK KUREK dkurek@insidetoronto.com

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eston born and raised baritone Elliot Madore said as difficult as his career is, he’s fortunate to be earning a living with his voice and performing such beautiful music around the world.

“This job is really a joy.

It’s not easy, but I’m definitely lucky to be singing for a living. That’s amazing in and of itself and to sing such beautiful music with such beautiful poetry is really special,” he said.

The 27-year-old will be performing the lead role of Pelléas in the opera Pelléas et Mélisande by French composer Claude Debussy, first in Croatia and then in Munich, Germany.

Then he will fly across the Atlantic to San Francisco to perform as Anthony Hope in a production of Sweeney Todd in September and then will perform the lead role of Figaro in the production of Barber of Seville at the prestigious Metropolitan Opera in New York City in December.

As busy as he is, he does

have a homecoming performance coming up as well.

He will perform a recital at Toronto’s St. Lawrence Centre, 27 Front St. E., accompanied by pianist Rachel Andrist on Thursday, March 26.

“I have a lot of family coming. I’m sure I’ll be more nervous to sing in Toronto than anywhere else. It’s really special for me to sing in Toronto. It’s where I grew up. It’s where I have a lot of memories.

It’ll be special and I’m looking forward to it,” he said.

Madore has been singing from a young age, first with choirs, and then he began taking vocal lessons at around age 10. He attended Humbercrest Public School and then the Etobicoke School of the Arts for music theatre. At age 13, he said his voice dropped to a manly, melodic tone and he knew he wanted to be a singer.

He attended the Curtis Institute of Music in Philadelphia where he earned his bachelors degree in voice and masters degree in opera. He met his wife in Germany, while performing in Berlin at a show she helped organize, and they now live there together.

He admitted performing internationally is a lonely life, traveling to places where he doesn’t speak the

language and where he is away from his family. But he’s used to it, having been on the road since leaving Toronto nearly 10 years ago.

When he’s in Toronto, he stays at his grandparents’ home, where he said he can’t resist his grandmother’s cooking. While he has a single performance date in Toronto, he’ll stay for more than a week in the city.

The Toronto concert will feature romantic German, English and French music, some of his favourites, plus some impressionist French songs.

“It’s a very intimate, personal evening. I really enjoy it. It’s a lot more intimate than singing opera,” he said.

He enjoys the big opera roles as well and isn’t phased by their pressure.

“I try not to view it as pressure. I just want to portray the character as the composer would have wanted. I feel like the more I delve into the details of the work, the language, the music, the pressure just slips away. It’s not about me, it’s not about my ego, it’s about giving justice to the piece.”

The Toronto concert starts at 8 p.m. March 26. Visit www.music-toronto.com for tickets; for info on the singer, visit www.elliotmadore.com

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ayor John Tory’s first 100 days have been momentous: he’s waged a war on those who park on arterial roads during rush hour; he’s headed to Ottawa to discuss city issues; he’s discussed bringing the city’s outdated methods into the 21st century; he’s put into motion the beginning analysis on his SmartTrack transit plan; and he’s tabled his first budget.

Exciting times for Tory. Equally exciting times for the City of Toronto.

But all this excitement, whether admitted or not, will come with a price: fare hikes, tax hikes, service fee hikes – hikes, hikes, hikes. This is not to say hikes are necessarily a bad thing; you have to raise money to run this city. But where does this lead?

While these steps feel like the our view city is heading in the right direction in terms of government relations, transit planning and Long-term economic development, goal is what even we assume they are planks in a short-, medium- and long-term matters strategy for the city.

We think the public would be served with the ever-craved transparency of a public document that shows what those strategy benchmarks might look like for key municipal files.

Tory has done an admirable job of being available to the media – what seems like any time of the day – and he’s also brought a necessary calm to the chain of office. But this is window dressing when it comes to the big picture.

It’s clear Tory wants to see Toronto on solid ground – he has to, he banked on the city’s economic outlook by borrowing in the future to pay for a present-day budget shortfall.

Regardless of all the things accomplished during his first 100 days, it’s the next 265 days, the next 1,095 days until the next election that matter more. The short-term gains are welcome, but the long-term goal is what needs articulating.

If we are to be the world-class city Tory and Torontonians want to be, we will need to pay for it – we’ve said as much in many editorials. However, we also need to know from those in charge of the municipal purse what their long-term vision is – two, three, four even eight years out.

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Enjoy the benefits of daylight saving time It’s the same story every year when we move the clocks ahead an hour.

People get all worked up over it the night before and then moan and groan about the enormous impact it has on their lives the following morning.

Thankfully, the grumbling over the switch to daylight saving time doesn’t last long. By the next day everyone is back to their regular complaining routine.

What’s surprising about the upheaval that arises over one measly lost hour is that the purpose of the time change is to have the opposite effect. It’s supposed to lift our spirits, not dampen them. Extended daylight is good for the system.

What’s more, like any form of savings, it’s great for the bottom line, too.

For my money, given that this has been the coldest winter in recent memory, the timing for the recent move to daylight saving couldn’t be better. People

jamie wayne BUT SERIOUSLY have been hiding inside for far too long. It’s time to get out again already.

For those of you who have been reluctant to embrace the idea in the past, but are considering investing in daylight savings for the first time, you won’t be disappointed. Here are just a few of the myriad benefits you can expect.

1. Interest accrues daily The sights, the sounds, the air, the atmosphere, the whole shebang, it doesn’t take long to get hooked on daylight.

2. High-yield bonds go hand in hand There’s just something about getting together in the great outdoors that helps relationships grow.

(The same holds true for the average outdoors and the so-so outdoors, for that matter, if that’s all that’s available to you.)

3. The value of its liquidity should never be underestimated Is there anything more relaxing than sharing a coffee under a deep blue sky?

4. Don’t forget about the convenience inherent in this plan Partaking in the benefits of sunlight is never more than an open door away.

5. Start-up costs are waived With good reason.

Nobody charges you admission to see the sun.

6. There are no monthly fees as well See above. (Sea below, too. If you live near water, that is.)

7. It’s also tax-free Whatever you do, don’t blab that around. We don’t want the government getting any ideas. The last thing we need is a DSTT (Daylight Saving Time Tax).

8. In addition, daylight saving is not mentally taxing It’s not rocket science, nor do you have to think

outside the box to participate either. You don’t have to think at all. You just have to head outside.

9. Reducing debt is just a walk in the park All the experts agree that most debt is accumulated inside during daylight hours. So put your wallet away and get reacquainted with fresh air. In other words, it’s time get a new set of priorities. The best way to say goodbye to rising debt is to say hello to raison d’etre.

10. Lastly, nobody will try to convince you to get a points card along with it That’s because you can’t accumulate multiple points in this plan. There’s one point and one point only when it comes to daylight saving: enjoy. And nobody can redeem that. The experience is priceless.

Jamie Wayne is a lifelong columnist, who takes writing very seriously. The topics?

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Friday Night Film: ‘Brave’ WHEN: 6 to 8 p.m. WHERE: Maria A. Shchuka Library, 1745 Eglinton Ave. W. CONTACT: 416-394-1000 COST: Free All ages welcome. Drop-in. The March 20 film is ‘Ella Enchanted.’

St. Paddy’s Pub Night WHEN: 6 p.m. to 1 a.m. WHERE: Mount Dennis Legion, 1050 Weston Rd. CONTACT: 416-7670231, www.facebook.com/mountdennislegion, legionbr31@yahoo.com COST: $20 Purchase tickets in advance at clubroom bar. Cocktails at 6 p.m. (cash bar).

Irish dancers at 6:30 p.m. Corned beef and cabbage dinner with dessert at 7 p.m. Music by The Buzz Band. All 19 years and older are welcome.

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Scrabble Program WHEN: 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. WHERE: York West Active Living Centre, 1901 Weston Rd. CONTACT: 416-2454395 COST: Free Join in every Saturday for some fun games of Scrabble .

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Cousin Molly Musical Show WHEN: 10:30 to 11:15 a.m. WHERE: Maria A. Shchuka Library, 1745 Eglinton Ave. W. CONTACT: , 416394-1000 COST: Free Join Cousin Molly for a fun March Break musical show with stories, songs, and puppets. For ages 0 to 5.

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1745 Eglinton Ave. W. CONTACT: 416-394-1000 COST: Free A bilingual storytime for ages 0 to 5.

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Art Garage WHEN: 2 to 3 p.m. WHERE: Evelyn Gregory Library, 120 Trowell Ave. CONTACT: Richard, 416-394-1006, egstaff@torontopubliclibrary.ca COST: Free This interactive visual-arts workshop will help children explore the artmaking process to become confident, creative thinkers and problem-solvers. Each child will be given the tools to create a 3D art project.

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Riding the rails of the new UP Express line Rahul Gupta rgupta@insidetoronto.com

intended to mimic raised arms, and which, according to Metrolinx spokesperson Daryl Barnett, symbolMembers of the media had the ize the notion of UP as a convenient and “stress-free” way to travel. chance to tour the new Union Also located in the station are Pearson (UP) Express station at Pearson International Airport and five fare vending machines that take a short train ride along a porMetrolinx vice-president Stephane Mehr said will allow travelers to purtion of the line.

After 28 months of work, the chase their fares in either Canadian or U.S. currencies. controversial project is nearing completion and, when Also planned is allowit opens in the spring, ing for the purchase of a Be a part of the Presto fare card, which promises to transport discussion. Visit would sharply reduce thousands of passenthis story on our UP’s fare to $19 for a onegers between Union website and share way adult trip compared Station and Terminal your thoughts in to $27.50 without.

One of Pearson every the comments “We’re trying to make day. UP will also mark section. the city’s first direct rapid it as easy as possible for transit connection from people to get their tickdowntown to the airport,  bit.ly/1xaMHLy ets and get on the train,” via a newly constructed said Mehr. three-kilometre elevated rail “spur” Currently there are 18 so-called that descends from Pearson to the clean diesel train cars to run the UP Georgetown South GO rail corridor service. The Japanese-manufactured en route to Union. vehicles are undergoing speed and On Monday, construction workers safety testing ahead of the spring were adding finishing touches to the launch.

8,700-square-foot station concourse The vehicles, which are the first of whose most striking feature is a their type in North America, will be series of white Y-shaped columns arranged in two- or three-car pair-

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The inside of the UP Train (Union to Pearson).

ings and were limited to a maximum of 25 kilometres per hour for the media tour, but can reach top speeds of over 110 kilometres per hour, said locomotive engineer Chris Fox. The vehicles can also be converted to run on electricity rather than diesel, although plans for doing so remain unfunded.

With money provided by the provincial government, Metrolinx estimates it would take at least three years to electrify UP station and track infrastructure as well as vehicles.

The unclear timeline for electrification has proven a major bone of contention for opponents of the

project.

The rail spur rises to 28 metres above street-level at its highest point, and according to Metrolinx is the longest rail bridge in the province. It also has six curves with varying levels of sharpness requiring different speed restrictions.

Trains are limited to around 40 km/h entering and leaving the Pearson station.

The route spans over at least five separate roadways in the airport area including Airport Road, Viscount Road, Network Road, Zahvy Way and Goreway Drive and is buttressed by a series of concrete piers ranging in height from five to 25 metres.

Designing the elevated route presented a special challenge for completing the project, said Barnett.

“One of our challenges constructing this, other than the fact we’re way up in the air, was working around all the roadways,” he said.

“We needed lots of co-ordination, not just for road closures but working around utilities like power lines.”

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MARCH BREAK PROGRAMS Activities for school-age kids and teens.

Check out these free programs and many more at your local library branch.

Little Red Theatre presents: Busyness March 16, 2 pm In a play without words, a muse, who lives in a tree, changes the life of a businessman who changes the life of a dragon who changes the life of all! For all ages.

Oakwood Village Library & Arts Centre 341 Oakwood Ave. Art Garage March 17, 2 pm An interactive visual art workshop that helps kids become confident, creative thinker and problem solvers. For ages 5 and up.

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Quantum Kidz Lego Workshop March 18, 2 pm Build your own Olympic village for the Toronto 2015 Pam Am Games.

For ages 6 and up.

Weston Branch 2 King St. Mad Science March 20, 11 am Be entertained with spectacular demonstrations and amazing science experiments. For all ages.

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Puppet Show: Doug the Dragasaurus March 18, 2 pm Followed by a craft activity with Arts Starts. For all ages.

Oakwood Village Library & Arts Centre 341 Oakwood Ave.

Space is limited and for some locations tickets may be required for admission. Tickets are free and can be picked up at the branch.

You can put lipstick on a pig after all, if the new-look Scarborough RT trains are any indication.

The drab cars were given a bright blue wrapping ( www.bit.ly/1AdDeEg ) sharply distinguishing the route as Line 3 within the TTC’s number-based hierarchy.

A relic from Ontario’s failed attempt to produce a provincially owned technology to control and export, the RT is scheduled for extinction whenever the Scarborough subway extension gets built.

GO TRACK from York U. wSECOND

The province will add a second track to GO Transit’s Barrie train corridor from York University into Vaughan.

No timeline has been set for how long it will take to build the additional six-kilometre track leading from the York stop to Rutherford GO station, but according to an Ontario Ministry of Transportation

the subway proposal.

City planners must present alignment and station location recommendations for the Relief Line – which is forecasted to be the third largest TTC route as soon as it’s completed – for council to endorse by the end of the year.

rahul gupta TO in TRANSIT announcement Tuesday, it’s to improve train service on the Barrie line ahead of the future Regional Express Rail (RER) plan for GO rail expansion and electrification.

The TTC also has its own project under construction in the area, the Spadina subway extension, which it is considering opening in a partially completed state to York University. The full six-stop line that ends at Vaughan is scheduled to open in late 2016.

TERMINAL DESIGNS TO BE UNVEILED wFERRY Future looks for the Jack Layton Ferry Terminal will be unveiled at City Hall next week.

At 6 p.m. Monday, officials from Waterfront Toronto will present “bold and innovative” submissions from five architectural design teams vying to transform the leaden ferry terminal along with Harbour Square Park.

The submissions will also be displayed inside the City Hall main rotunda until March 20. Public feedback from the challenge will go to the jury panel tasked to pick the winning design.

CONSULTATIONS COMING TO THE TTC wPOP-UP The next time you’re in the subway you may notice a cluster of city officials and planners milling about.

In an effort to increase the level of public feedback for the Relief Line study, the planning team is promising to organize “pop-up” consultations at subway stations so transit users can provide direct feedback on

Rahul Gupta is The Guardian’s transit reporter. His column runs every Thursday. Reach him on Twitter: @TOinTRANSIT

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Police hope security camera images along with a cash reward will help identify an armed bank robber dubbed The Well-Dressed Bandit.

Police believe the man is responsible for four holdups across the city in a three-week period.

“In his very first robbery, he was dressed in a suit and tie like he just left a job interview,” Staff Insp. Mike Earl said at a news conference at police headquarters March 4.

“He approached the bank counter, presented a holdup note and produced a handgun, making a demand for cash.

The bank employees complied, and he fled the scene.”

That first robbery took place in the Rogers Road and Keele Street area around 10:35 a.m.

Oct. 23.

The next happened at 10:30 a.m. Nov. 6 near Queens Plate Drive and Hwy. 27.

At 4:25 p.m. Nov. 10, police believe the same man robbed a bank near College and Grace streets. His last holdup happened 30 minutes later at Bloor Street and Dovercourt Road.

Police have released this security camera image of a man they believe is responsible for a series of bank robberies.

The Canadian Bankers Association is offering a $10,000 reward for information leading to the suspect’s arrest and conviction.

“Our investigative leads have dried up, and we’re now looking for the public’s assistance,” said Earl, the unit commander of the holdup squad.

“Somebody out there, some family member, some coworker, they may very well recognize this individual and be able to profit on the reward.”

The suspect is white, 45 to 60 years old and 5’11” to 6’2” tall and was carrying a tan attache case during the robberies.

“Most bank robberies are still committed with notes, and we believe that a lot of them are unarmed,” Earl said. “This individual went further and

actually produced a gun and made the employees aware that he is armed.”

Of the 427 bank robberies across Canada last year, 156 involved a weapon.

The bandit in this case pointed his semi-automatic handgun toward a teller during one of the holdups.

“He actually pulls it right out, and we do capture it on video,” said Earl.

The suspect kept the weapon in his attache case during two of the occurrences.

“On one occasion he actually had it tucked in his waistband, and he showed the butt of the gun,” Earl said.

Anyone with information is asked to call the holdup squad at 416-808-7350 or Crime Stoppers anonymously at 416-222-TIPS (8477).

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The grant funds initiatives that identify reasons why parents might not be engaged in their children’s education. It also works to find local solutions to the barriers.

Some of the initiatives from the 2014-2015 school year

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The Registrar hereby gives notice of the intention to declare the discovered site a ‘burial ground’ and invites representatives of the persons whose remains are interred in the burial ground to contact the Registrar within two weeks after March 12, 2015.

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Tory sets tone in first 100 days

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ne hundred is a nice round number and instinctively, one thinks that if you have 100 days at a job or with a new employee or dating a new paramour, it ought to be enough time to tell if things are working out.

It’s fair to say that 100 days into our four-year relationship with Mayor John Tory, things are working out.

The former provincial Progressive Conservative leader and radio talk show host has set a standard of behaviour and leadership that’s pretty comforting in the moment and shows potential in the future.

The phrase “unlike his predecessor” could show up in sentences throughout this column, and I’ll try to just use it this once, because the fact is that Tory’s success so far is made all the greater by the contrast with what went before.

Since taking office, Tory has shown a good-

david nickle the city natured work ethic and a willingness to modify his preconceived agenda based even on inconvenient facts.

Tory’s only interest outside of his new job appears to be his wife, Barbara: there are no afternoon field trips for football coaching or any other games.

And beyond those baseline virtues? Speaking with reporters on his 101st day, Tory summed up his sense of his own accomplishments and aspirations.

“This was not going to be an administration of ideology and slogans… I hope what people see of it so far and I hope that what they do see is that it’s an administration of common sense, an administration of compassion, an administration that serves all the people and has a balanced city government.”

That is actually a pretty

fair self-assessment as far as it goes.

My, but he is green, though.

Tory is the first person to hold the mayor’s office in Toronto with no municipal experience. He is easily tripped up when he chairs a meeting, and naïve when it comes to intergovernmental negotiations.

Sometimes this is inconvenient, sometimes it creates a real problem.

Tory misread the mood of the provincial government woefully when he left a meeting with Premier Kathleen Wynne believing that the $86-million hole left by the end to housing pooling might be filled.

In dropping that ball and deciding not to raise property taxes to cover the shortfall this year, Tory risks turning the next few hundred days in office into a much larger challenge than he signed up for.

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Members not only use the services of the credit union, they also elect a Board of Directors, participate in decisions affecting the credit union by-laws, and encourage potential members to join the credit union.

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