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Ronald Liu tries hard to maintain his balance, but is knocked off his standing pod by jousting opponent Jacob Im, part of Thornstock4SOS, a charity carnival at Thornlea Secondary School on May 26. The school invited neighbouring schools and community members to participate in games and enjoy live entertainment for a good cause. This year, Thornlea teamed up with Support Outreach Sponsorship to raise money to help sponsor a Syrian refugee family. You can donate online at gofundme.com/ thornlea4sos.

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About 150 York Region residents helped get the conversation started on climate change at a town hall meeting in Newmarket Tuesday night. Hosted by the region’s Liberal federal politicians, NewmarketAurora MP Kyle Peterson, KingVaughan MP Deb Schulte, Richmond Hill MP Majid Jowhari and

Vaughan-Woodbridge MP Francesco Sorbara, the event is part of a national discussion launched by the federal government. Ottawa has pledged action on the growing concern of climate change, Peterson said. In March of this year, after meeting with First Nations, Inuit and Metis leaders, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau outlined the vision and principles that will guide Canada

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as we move toward sustainable and clean economic growth, he said. “Climate change is one of the greatest challenges of our time, but also one of the greatest opportunities.” The national conversations are giving residents in the region and across Canada the opportunity to share their ideas as Canada develops its plan for encouraging clean growth and tackling climate change,

Peterson said. Canada needs to make sure the environment and the economy are growing together rather than against each other, Schulte added. “Climate change is real. Climate change is going to bring very significant changes to the water cycle, to temperature, to invasive species, to more severe storms,” she said. To read the full story, go to yorkregion.com

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If you’re planning to buy a house in the Greater Toronto Area, be prepared to go to war. As demand in the local housing market increases substantially on an almost monthly basis, so, too, does the number of bidding wars. Graham Jones, a Re/Max Hallmark agent who has worked in the industry for 25 years, just sold a house in a bidding war that netted his clients a substantial profit. Their Richmond Hill bungalow was listed for $899,000. There were nine bidders and the property sold for $1.43 million. He compares the sale to “winning the lottery” for his clients. “It was underpriced a little bit to set up the bidding war, but still, it set records all over the place,” Jones said. “We had three bidders that were just beating the living daylights out of each other. We didn’t know where they were going to stop. It’s a nice home, but it’s a 65-year-old, 900-square-foot bungalow on a 50-foot lot. They (sellers) are so happy. I can’t even begin to tell you. They’re retiring and going to buy a piece of property up north and build a house. They got way more money in their pocket than they expected. They’re absolutely thrilled. Every deal I’ve done in the past two years has been multiple offers.” It seems this story is becoming commonplace. The Toronto Real Estate Board reported a 12.6-per-cent increase in home selling prices in April, when compared to the same period last year. The average home sold for $766,472 in Toronto in April, compared to $690,658 in April 2015. Throughout the rest of the GTA, average prices also increased from $605,336 in April 2015 to $724,235 this year. The increase is blamed on several factors. Interests rates

WEAK CANADIAN DOLLAR Compared to other world currencies. Right now, our dollar is trading at about 80 cents against the American greenback. The British pound and the Euro are also highly valued against our money. That allows foreign investment in the GTA market. “They’re purchasing a $300,000 property for $220,000 US,” Royal LePage sales representative Wasim Jarrah said.“To them, that’s a great deal.”

INVENTORY SHORTAGE are at or near record lows, the Canadian dollar lags behind other world currencies and, historically, GTA real estate is a relatively safe investment gamble. “Our real estate, in world dollars, is still much cheaper than in Washington or London,” Mark Weisleder, a partner in Vaughan’s RealEstateLawyers.ca LLP firm, said. “Even if it’s increased, it’s a good investment for foreigners.” Immigration does play a role in driving the market upward. The Ontario government estimates about 100,000 immigrants move into the province each year. Many of those people settle in the GTA. Between Aurora in York Region and Innisfil in Simcoe County, there appears to be an influx of Chinese buyers. “They can move their family here while still finding affordable housing,” Royal LePage sales representative Wasim Jarrah, who works out of an office in Aurora, said. “Chinese buyers are savvy. They like to negotiate and feel like they’ve got a good deal. It’s the same thing that happened to Markham, and for the Italians in Vaughan. It’s a very healthy real estate market. Even when people are purchasing in multiple offers, they’ll realize a profit if they stay in their properties for up to three years. The (current) sellers are making a sizable profit as well.” There’s also a significant lack of inventory — a combina-

INTEREST RATES AT HISTORIC LOWS They’re helping to stabilize the economy and make home purchases much more appealing, Asensio said. “The real estate market is going to stay nuts for a long time yet,” he said.“I don’t know whether there’s a need to slow it down.”

BIDDING ABOVE ASKING PRICE In northern York Region and some areas of southern Simcoe County, for example, Chinese buyers are bidding amounts substantially above asking price. Wasim Jarrah estimates Chinese bidders account for 60 per cent of people placing bids in multiple-offer situations in the area. According to the Ontario government, about 100,000 immigrants enter the province each year. EW

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We’re not building new homes fast enough to support demand. Also, Baby Boomers are choosing to stay in their homes, rather than downsize. “If you look at the number of housing starts compared to population growth, we’re just not building homes fast enough,” Joe Asensio, of JN Asensio Realty Inc., said.

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COUNCIL Markham Council, Standing Committee and several Advisory and Sub-Committee meetings take place at the Civic Centre and are open to the public. Tuesday, June 7 9 a.m. - Development Services Committee Meeting Cancelled - 7 p.m. Development Services Committee Public Meeting Proclamations for June 2016: Seniors Month (June) Philippine Week (June 5 -12) Pride Week (June 11- 19) Walk for Values (June 19) International Day Against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking (June 26) Contact the Clerk’s Office at 905.475.4744 for a complete listing of all meetings that residents are welcome to attend. For meeting agendas and live audio streaming for Council and Standing Committees.

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York Regional Police says the force is once again disappointed by the results of a weekend RIDE campaign. This past weekend, 13 drivers were arrested from Friday through to Sunday and charged with alcohol and drug-related criminal driving offences. Of the 13 arrests, four were a result of collisions. Officers conducting RIDE spot checks and general patrol resulted in another five impaired drivers and four of the arrests were as a result of concerned citizens calling 911 to report possible impaired drivers. On Saturday, shortly before 7:30 p.m., York police responded to a collision between a motorcycle and a car on Metro Road and Spring Road in Georgina. The rider of the motorcycle, a 47-year-old Georgina man, was taken to hospital with life-threatening injuries. The driver of the car, 20-year-old Justin Clodd, from the Township of Perry, was arrested at the scene and has since been charged with impaired driving cause bodily harm, over 80, dangerous operation of a motor vehicle and possession

of cannabis for the purpose of trafficking. On Sunday, shortly before 1 a.m., officers responded to a possible impaired driver, called in by a citizen in the area of Hwy. 7 and Hwy. 427 in Vaughan. When officers arrived, they located three vehicles, including the suspect vehicle that had been involved in a serious collision. As a result, two people were taken to hospital to be treated for their injuries. Brampton resident, 56-year-old Harjit Singh Gill, has been charged with impaired driving cause bodily harm and dangerous operation of a motor vehicle cause bodily harm. Also on Sunday, shortly before 6 a.m., police responded to a single-vehicle collision in the Major Mackenzie Drive West and Timber Creek Boulevard area in Vaughan. A red Jeep Wrangler was in the middle of the roadway after striking a hydro pole, police said. The driver of the vehicle, 23-yearold John-Michael Cimicata, was charged with impaired operation of a motor vehicle and over 80.

THE WILLS LAWYERS Their Stories of Money, Inheritance, Greed, Family and Betrayal The latest book by Thornhill wills lawyers Barry Fish and Les Kotzer co-authors of THE FAMILY FIGHT, THE FAMILY WAR and WHERE THERE’S AN INHERITANCE featured across North America on TV (including CNN) radio, and in newspapers and magazines (Time, Goodhousekeeping and Fortune to name a few).

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n days such as Mother’s Day, my birthday, or Father’s Day, our children often ask “What would you like? What do you need?” The truth is that I want nothing more than I already have. Another technological gadget or piece of jewelry does not fulfil me in the same way that creating memories with my family does. So, this past Mother’s Day, my daughters did exactly what I asked for: they made me something. I heard what sounded like sawing coming from behind the closed door of Chloe’s room in the days leading up to Mother’s Day. What was presented to me was a very creative and colourful piece of cardboard, cut to specifications and wrapped in bright pink duct tape with tin foil letters cut out to create the word MOM on it. Her Do-It-Yourself project, a template on which to fold T shirts, was not only thoughtful but impressive, too. This, along with a handmade card, made me swell with love and pride. My other daughter, Talia, purchased a beautifully bound red book titled “I love you Mom. Here’s why....” and then spent days thinking and writing about all of the things she appreciates about me, along with a collection of memories that have created a strong bond between us along the way. I couldn’t have asked for anything more heartfelt or special. It was with these treasured items of love at my side that I watched footage of moms and dads, grandparents and children, who had to flee from their homes as fire ravaged everything they had worked so hard to create over the years in Fort McMurray, Alberta. Time and time again in news stories I heard many evacuees speak about how grateful they were to have, at least, their families by their sides and how material possessions appeared so trivial next to knowing the people they love are safe. So, it may not have been their finest piece of art work, but rather

Sara Dimerman their child’s favourite hand drawn picture, framed on the wall, that they gathered in their haste to leave. And it may not have been an expensive camera, but rather a stack of photo albums, reminding them of precious memories over the years, that they packed into their trunks as they left their driveways en route to who knew where. One woman pulled a copy of Robert Munsch’s book, Love You Forever, from the trunk of her car to show a reporter. Apparently her mother had given it to her on a recent visit home. This got me thinking about what any of us would grab if we had five minutes to flee our home. Aside from my family and pets, I wondered if I should actually put my most treasured items into a box in the garage or close to the front door, so that if the time ever came, I wouldn’t have to think about which room or cupboard to find them. I already have all of the videos I have taken of our children and family over two decades on DVDs in a box. There are too many photo albums to grab, but perhaps I would take the two birthday albums for each of our daughters, which show how they have grown from year to year, along with all of the pictures of their friends at the time. In difficult days, when the world comes together to help fellow human beings cope with such devastating loss, it’s hard not to take stock of one’s own life and reflect on what is really most important. Thornhill’s Sara Dimerman is a psychologist, author and mom to two daughters. For more advice, connect at www.helpmesara.com or on Twitter @helpmesara.

Re: Right-to-die bill about individual rights, letter by Marnie Kolah, May 19. I was seriously offended by this letter. Whether or not the letter writer agrees with St. Joseph the Worker parishioners delivering 1,700 letters to MP Peter Kent is irrelevant. She pays lip service to the fact that it is an “individual’s right to end his/her life” and that it is a private and personal decision. If she really believed that, she would see no wrong in people delivering letters that reflect their “personal” opinions. Ms Kolah thinks parishioners should go to confession because they are “smug and self righteous”. What nerve to make such a determination without even knowing any of these people. Could she not think some of these 1,700 parishioners have watched their loved ones “waste away in intense discomfort and pain”? I signed the petition and I have, unfortunately, watched more than one of my loved ones go to their death “writhing” in discomfort and pain. Not a one asked to be assisted in dying an early death. One, a few days before his death, cursed God when asked by his priest to accept the fact that he was going to die soon and to make his peace with that. He said as long as he had a breath, he would not ask God to take him. My niece, just hours before her death, vowed to me that she was going to beat the cancer that was eating her body. I have many other examples like this and, I’m sure, so do others. Seldom do people who are dying ask God (or some other deity in whom they believe) to take them away from their loved ones and their life.

Most petitioners feel that the “right-to-die bill” is a fait accompli and we respect the fact that it is a private and personal decision. What most of us found difficult to understand (over and above the fact that in spite of not being “biblethumpers,” we believe killing someone is a sin) is that doctors will be asked to recommend someone to patients to help them die if they won’t do it themselves. Where is the individual’s right in that? If a doctor — whether for religious, moral or other reasons — believes assisted dying is wrong, why should the law make them do it or force them to recommend someone who will? Does the letter-writer not see that as being wrong?

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Wayne Emerson really wants to get the police budget in order, perhaps he should investigate why we have a policy of only one officer per vehicle and that multiple vehicles have to respond to apparently every situation. On the Victoria Day weekend, I witnessed three vehicles respond to an ambulance call at one of the Promenade condos and two for what appeared to be a simple traffic stop on New Westminster. That’s a lot of excess cost for what probably could have been handled by one car for each situation with two officers per vehicle.

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Well known mental health advocate Susan Inman will be the keynote speaker in the next Home on the Hill Lecture Series presentation in Richmond Hill. Inman, a writer and parent, will focus on the different needs experienced by a family coping with mental illnesses, and why many families do not have what they need. The presentation — What Families Need from the Mental Health System — will be introduced by Dr. Ivan Silver of the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health (CAMH), and will offer strategies on how families and the community can work together to improve mental health services.

Inman’s book, After Her Brain Broke, Helping my Daughter Recover Her Sanity, which describes caring for a struggling family member, has helped create awareness of mental illnesses, as have many of her articles for Huffington Post Canada. Her book has been recommended by the Mental Health Commission of Canada, and further praised by many organizations advocating for individuals and families coping with mental health issues.

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‘We’re just not building enough homes’ still sell, and you might even get the occasional bidding war, but it’s two offers or three. Condos have gone up, but it’s not tion of slowly progressing new construction sites and an what’s driving the market.” apparent unwillingness by aging Baby Boomers to sell their Prime market conditions are leading to high demand for homes and downsize. houses. “If you look at the number of housing starts compared Jarrah says any York Region property, for example, curto population growth, we’re just not building homes fast rently listed at an appropriate market value, will likely fetch enough,” Joe Asensio, of the Brampton-based JN Asensio $50,000 to $100,000 more than asking price, if there’s an offer Realty, said. presentation date attached. That date is key because it forces “You see homes going up everywhere, but they’re all sold all potential buyers to make blind bids on the property. before they even build them. I’m on the tail “It creates an atmosphere of competitiveend of the Baby Boomers; this will sound ness,” Jarrah said. terrible, but we’re just not dying fast enough. “We had three “No one really knows what that offer People need somewhere to live; there just bidders that were price is or what the conditions are. I don’t isn’t enough affordable housing available. This just beating the know what the offer is, but if I want that trend will continue for a long while. The real house, I’m going to put in a lot more money estate market is going to stay nuts for a long living daylights out and take out conditions for inspection and time yet. I don’t know whether there’s a need of each other. We financing and everything else. Given there’s to slow it down.” didn’t know where a shortage of housing on the market, people Asensio is involved in multiple-offer scewant to get into the market and they have to they were going narios daily. He watched 51 offers roll in for compete.” a property in Brampton recently and admits to stop.” Of the more than 120 houses that were the number of bids on homes in the area will listed in Newmarket in early May, for examoften enter double digits. ple, nearly 110 had offer dates attached, Jarrah said. Jones agrees with these assessments that Asian buyers, However, the hot market is creating some unintended low interest rates and short supply have driven the housing consequences. With prices jumping so quickly, banks are market. However, some sectors are in higher demand than having difficulty accurately gauging property values. So others. For example, townhouses and condominiums are not lenders are starting to ask purchasers to come up with generally seeing the same percentage increases in value as larger down payments, to make up for the significant diffreehold homes. ference between the assessed value of the home and its “People don’t have a lot of options,” Jones said. “It’s impos- purchase price. sible to tell whether it’s foreign or domestic money, but there’s “Every home has a reasonable limit to what it’s worth,” certainly a lot of Asian buyers who are desperately trying to Asensio said. “We’ve had a couple of scenarios where we’ve get freehold properties in the GTA. Condos and townhouses actually turned down offers because they were so high you From page 3.

can’t finance to these levels. We’ve turned offers away that were astronomical for the value of the area. That’s a hard decision. The need and the greed of the seller factors in.” Bidders also often exclude some standard conditions from their offers, including home inspections. The decision is putting purchasers at risk. “It’s a scary thing,” Weisleder said. “The pressure is high to put in an offer without conditions, in order to win the bidding war. When you put in an offer without conditions, you could have all kinds of serious problems with the property condition after closing, which could cost who knows how much money to fix.” The market is also forcing first-time homebuyers to look for cheaper properties farther north, in municipalities such as Barrie, Essa Township, Georgina and Innisfil. “Newmarket is not a first-time homebuyer community anymore,” Jarrah said, noting the market should stay hot for another 12 to 18 months. Others aren’t sure the market will slow down by then. “Are we overpriced?” Asensio said “Realistically… not really. We’re still one of the most affordable areas in the country. I don’t believe we’re in a bubble and I don’t foresee that prices are going to drop anytime soon.” While rising home values may excite potential sellers, they need to remember that other houses are also jumping in price. So, the hike may negate some of their gains when they try to purchase another property. Sellers should consider buying the next house first, before listing their current property — a decision that will ensure a smoother transition between homes. Buyers, meanwhile, are advised to stay within their means, even if that forces them to walk away from a bidding war. “Don’t sacrifice everything to make that mortgage payment,” Weisleder said.

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46 Bowman Way • Newly Renovated 3 Bdrm Townhouse • $$$ on Renos • Finished Bsmt • Shows 10+

$599,000

50 Inverlochy Blvd #402

• Large Corner Unit • Very Bright • 3 Bedroom • 2 Baths • 2 Large Balconies • One Balcony Faces West O/Looking Treed Area • Hardwood Floors • New Carpet in 2nd & 3rd Bdrms • Completely Repainted.

$379,000

***Broker of record **Broker *Sales representative

Drop by our office at 60 Green lane, thornhill or Visit us online at thornhillreport.com & richmondHillreport.com * Paul zammit - #1 agent For the most amount of listings Sold in thornhill out of approximately 37,500 agents in treb For the Years 2005, 2006, 2007, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015. * #1 agent For the most amount of listings Sold in all of markham out of approximately 37,500 agents in the toronto real estate Board For the Year 2014 & 2015. * #1 agent For the most amount of listings Sold in all of York region out of approximately 37,500 agents in the toronto real estate Board For the Year 2014 & 2015. * #16 agent For the most amount of listings Sold in all of the Gta (For Properties that were listed on the treB System) out of approximately 37,500 agents in the toronto real estate Board For the Year 2014 & 2015. licensed with re/maX Hallmark From 1999-2009. Not intended to Solicit current agency relationships. Prices mentioned are the listing Prices.

Offering undeniable curb appeal home sits atop a premium corner lot facing Philips Lake and conservation. Extensive stone Patio surrounds the House. It has half moon stone steps, large porch and elegant steel double-door entry with glass insert. Its graceful maple staircase with upgraded iron pickets railings draws attention to beautiful shiny porcelain tiles. Highlights of the stylish home include maple hardwood flooring through out, approximately 90 pot lights, * Brand New White Foil Cabinets in Kitchen W/Quartz Countertops, beautiful ceramic tile, glass backsplash, centre island combined with breakfast area with exquisite chandelier with sliding doors to the backyard with large stone patio, crown moulding throughout the house, upgraded baseboards and trim all bathrooms have quartz countertops, upgraded vanities & framed mirrors, three of the bedrooms have balconies facing beautiful views of Philips Lake. This in-demand neighbourhood is close to Yonge street with many nearby amenities including restaurants, shops, cinema, public transit, parks and schools. spacious family room has a gas fireplace to gather around and is open concept with the kitchen, providing ideal social space while ensuring that the family chef won’t miss out on any of the fun. Host friends in style in the formal dining room combined with living room that has lots of natural light, crown moulding and pot lights. The convenient main floor office offers a bright window, french door and pot lights. Relax at day’s end in the spacious master retreat that boasts a balcony with beautiful views of Philips lake, walk-in closet and five-piece ensuite with double-sink vanity and corner soaker tub. second bedroom has a four-piece ensuite, balcony and walk-in closet, bedrooms 3 also have a balcony, all bedrooms featuring hardwood floors & crown moulding. Professionally Finished Basement Apartment Featuring 2 good size bedrooms, fully equipped kitchen, large recreation room, full 3Pc Bath with wall to wall tiles & full laundry, cold cellar and additional finished storage space. Designed to perfection, tastefully decorated, and in a prime location – this is a true turnkey home. One where many happy memories could be made.

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OpeN HOuSe THiS SATuRdAy & SuNdAy 1 - 4 pM 53 LAke FOReST dR. RicHMONd HiLL, yONge & JeFFeRSON $1,288,000

HANS OHRSTROM, BROKER OF RECORD, NEWMARKET/BRADFORD 905-251-5438 AURORA/RICHMOND HILL 905-773-7771 HOMELIFE EAGLE REALTY INC., BROKERAGE VIEW THIs LIsTING AT www.53LAkeFOReST.cOM

Thornhill Office 8000 Yonge Street 905.889.9330

Vivian Risi

Broker of record

www.findahousenow.ca For royal lepage, Based on real estate sales oF Independently owned & operated FranchIses In 2009

George E. Zanette Broker/Manager

At Royal LePage Your Community Realty, PeoPle come fiRSt... and it shows! the Beginning of A new SeASon BRingS chAnge

Thinking of Making a MoVE.

MakE an appoinTMEnT for a CurrEnT EValuaTion Today!

Margaret Paterson**

BuyeRS ARe wAiting. margaret Paterson**

905-889-9330

mpaterson@trebnet.com

SOLD

$765,000

marian Bache**

Gary Roach*

Marjorie Butler*

Location! Location! Executive Townhouse in prestige “Cricklewood Estates” Backing onto the Toronto Ladies Golf Course. Spacious Principal Rooms. Over 2800 sq feet. Pride of Ownership. gary Roach*

marjorie Butler*

905-889-9330

garytroach31@gmail.com

mbache@royallepage.ca

SOLD marian Bache**

905-889-9330

Nancy Cuda*

Sam Cuda*

Spacious 4 bedroom & baths, Semi-Detached home with large main floor layout featuring traditional character of wood trim & hardwood floors. Steps to trendy St. Clair restaurants, shops, transit & min to downtown! Sam cuda* & nancy cuda*

905-889-9330

info@cudarealestate.com www.cudarealestate.com

AttAched Row town home - 3 BedRoom

yonge/dAvenPoRt/yoRkville - 942 yonge St.

50 Almond Avenue - Rare Beautiful 3+2 bedroom classic bungalow with double car garage, large Marian Bache** gracious principal rooms for entertaining and family enjoyment. Private treed lot over 10,000 sq ft. Pride of ownership.

SOLD

1 + 1 bedroom renovated condo built by Menkes in pristine condition. New Marian kitchen and bathroom, Bache** hardwood and marble flooring. Dynamite location! Rosedale subway, Ramsden Park and Yorkville!! mbache@royallepage.ca

SOLD

$688,000 $348,000

Jo Carroll*

Freehold town home located in “Westbrook” Richmond Hill. Backing onto Ravine/Moraine. Spacious open concept with walk-out basement. 3 washrooms. Hardwood floors on main level. Good schools, close to Yonge St. Transit. Jo carroll*

905-889-9330

carrollJo@hotmail.com

905-889-9330

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St. clAiR & oAkwood gem

The Hawthorn – arguably the most sought after and rarely available floor plan in Thornhill’s premier Gazebo. 1404 square foot, 3 bedroom, or 2+ den, with large balcony. All recently superbly renovated with the best of materials. New kitchen, 2 renovated bathrooms, engineered hardwood floors + more! Ready for you to move right in!

BAyview/SteeleS gRAndview eStAteS

SOLD

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Marner Memorial Cup, CHL player of the year winner

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On Sunday, Marner, 19, realized that dream when the Knights won the MasterCard Memorial Cup. He was also named Canadian Hockey When Mitch Marner was a rookie with the League Player of the Year and awarded the London Knights two seasons ago, he had an Stafford Smythe Memorial Trophy as the opportunity to play for the MasterCard Memo- Memorial Cup MVP. rial Cup. It was a memorable end to the junior hockWhile things did not go well for the Knights, ey career of Marner, a Toronto Maple Leafs the Thornhill resident was hopeful for another first-round draft pick. — Michael Hayakawa opportunity. for more coverage, go to yorkregion.com

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JOB POSTING Job Title: Full Time Customer Service/ Systems

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Articles Wanted

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Silver Birch Contracting Ltd. is a general contracting company located in Schomberg, ON. We are currently looking to hire for the following positions: • PROJECT MANAGER • SITE SUPERINTENDENT • CARPENTER/WORKING FOREMAN (M/F) • LABOURER We provide competitive industry wages based on your experience. If interested, please send your resume to: admin@birchcon.ca

BUSY AUTOMOTIVE SHOP REQUIRES

Someone who is good with their hands to assist in the radiator repair shop and remove and replace radiators from cars and trucks. Will train the right person. Valid drivers licence required.

Vehicles Wanted/Wrecking

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Fax resume Attn: Sales Manager 905-727-0026 or email: sales@auroratoyota.ca

Apply in person to York Spring and Radiator Service 60 Industrial Pkwy N., Aurora

Vehicles Wanted/Wrecking

Part-time days 5+ years experience Promenade Mall Thornhill Excellent bonus structure

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SCHOOL CROSSING GUARDS REQUIRED IMMEDIATELY.

$100-$10,000

Coming Events SEMI-RETIRED MASTER PLUMBER. Experienced. Courteous. No job too small! Licensed and insured. Reasonable rates. 416-948-6536

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Child Care Wanted

FT- LIVE in/out caregiver required for 2 children (9-11) $11.25/hr, assisting parents + household duties. M-F Flexible time. Thornhill area. Email resume: jodongallo@yahoo.com

Nannies/Live In/Out

LIVE IN WEEKEND care giver required for 2 seniors in Richmond Hill. Call 416-457-8098

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DOWNTOWN RICHMOND Hill Beautiful 2 bedroom apts available imm. From $1450/m. Includes heat, water and 1 parking. Central air & 5 appliances. 905-224-3264

BRADFORD- 3 bedroom upper, bright, clean, spacious, private entrance. Parking. No smoking/ no dogs. $1150+ utilities. Immediate. 416-751-3368 between 9am-5pm, 905-778-8228 after 6pm.

YONGE/ CARRVILLE- 1 bedroom basement, appliances, separate entrance, a/c, 1 parking, No smoking. Pets allowed. July 1st. $1200 inclusive. 416-720-9503 between 1pm-3pm

YONGE/HWY#7 - 3 bedroom condo, 5 appliances, wrap around balcony, freshly painted & carpeted. $1700 includes utilities, cable, parking. Minutes to amenities. 416-223-8331

JANE/ TESTON Rd. 2 bedroom basement apt. appliances, laundry, a/c, parking, $1200 inclusive. Immediate. 416-833-8413

HWY#7/ MCCOWAN- 2 bedroom basement, 4 appliances, a/c, separate entrance. Non-smoking/ pets. Available July 1st. First/last. $1100 inclusive. 416-453-0102

MILL POND Apartment, Bright, clean 1or2 Bdrm immediate. $975.00 plus Per Month 416-409-3592

HWY#7 & WARDEN New 2 bedroom +den condo for rent. Parking, locker. Available immediately. $2000. 647-200-0498

WOODBRIDGE HWY 27/ Martingrove. Brand new 2 bedroom basement apartment. Non-smoking/ pets. Available immediately. $1150 inclusive. 416-831-3609

MAIN STREET Markham- 1 bedroom apartment. $800+ hydro. No smoking/ pets. Available immediately. 905-294-5465, 416-447-5425

THORNHILL - near bus. 1 bedroom basement. Clean, bright, exclusive, furnished, new 6 appliances, a/c, cable, internet, parking. Separate entrance. No smoking/pets. $825. 905-881-7780

AURORA- BATHURST/ Henderson. Renovated bachelor main floor, parking, patio, woodlot. Non-smoking/ pets, $895 inclusive. Possible 1 bedroom also available. 905-503-2007, Ed.

OAK RIDGES Bright beautiful, spacious, 1 bedroom walkout basement. Parking. Non-smoking/ pets. Immediate. $1000. inclusive. (905)773-1001

Condos for Rent

BATHURST /DAVIS - Brand new 2 bedrm bsmt apt. Close to mall &Go stn. High ceilings, look out, sep ent & laundry. No pets/ no smoking. $1300 /m +50% util. Avail June 1. Call 416-399-1607

RICHMOND HILL Bayview/ Major Mackenzie 1 & 2 bedroom apt in building. References a must. Available June/July Call 905-883-0544 between 9am-8pm

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Houses for Rent

HOUSE RENTAL Oakridges/ Richmond Hill. Close to Lake Wilcox. Upper levels, parking, large yard, 3 bed, 2.5 bath. Avail Aug 1. $1,950 +util. Appliances incl. 905 264 9338

RICHMOND HILL- Yonge & 16th Ave. Brand new condo. 1+ den. $1550 including internet & TV free for 6 months. Large balcony with BBQ. Steps to Hillcrest Mall. Remax West Call Leo 416-745-2300 or 416-704-7816

BAYVIEW/ WILLOWBROOK - 3+1 bedroom, 3.5 baths, 5 appliances, main floor laundry, finished walkout basement, near schools. No pets/smoking. $2400. July 1st. 905-889-0338

AURORA, 2 bedroom, 2 full baths, 5 appliances, c/a, open concept with fireplace, roof top patio, near GO, no smokers/pets. 705-728-6670

ELGIN MILLS/BATHURST Detached house, 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, very clean & bright. No smoking/pets. $2390 +utilities. Available immediately 416-875-1243

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MCCOWAN/ STEELES 3 bdrms up, 2 bdrms bsmt, 2.5 bath, 2-storey new reno llink house. 1700sqft. Single garage. No pets. No smoking. Available immediately. 416-890-4363

Rooms for Rent and Wanted

HWY#7/ KEELE- Newly renovated furnished room for rent on main level. Share kitchen and bathroom. 1 parking. $650. Available immediately. No smoking. No pets. 416-737-7400

Shared Accommodations

SIMCOE LANDING - minutes to 404. Looking for someone to share 3 bedroom home. Own bedroom & bath, shared access to the rest of the home. $700 incl. Text or call 905-868-0398 DOWNTOWN RICHMOND Hill. Mid June. Share apartment with shy cat and owner. Renting sunny master bedroom. Includes utilities. Close to transit. Parking available. Ideal for professional. No smoking. $1200. 647-308-1104

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SHERIFF’S SALE OF LANDS

NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND OTHERS All claims against the Estate of Heather Dulary Ramdeholl, late of 62 Weeping Willow Lane, Thornhill, Ontario, deceased, who died on or about August 19, 2015, must be filed with the undersigned personal representatives on or before July 31, 2016; thereafter the undersigned will distribute the assets of the said Estate having regard only to the claims then filed. RONALD RAMDEHOLL and PHILIP RAMDEHOLL, Estate Trustees, by their solicitor herein J. Stephen Braganca, 201 County Court Blvd., Suite 503, Brampton, Ontario, L6W 4L2 (905) 450-9111 Waste Removal

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NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND OTHERS In the Estate of Mary Viola MacLean Date of Death March 18, 2016 WE, the undersigned, propose to distribute the assets of the Estate of Mary Viola MacLean, late of the Town of Richmond Hill, in the Regional Municipality of York, Retired Accounting Clerk, and will be responsible only for claims of which we have notice and which are received by us on or before the 2nd day of July, 2016. DATED at Richmond Hill, this 2nd day of June, 2016. Jeanette Thomas and Terry Dean, Estate Trustees, by their solicitor, Richard R. Housen 10800 Yonge Street, 3rd Floor, Richmond Hill, Ontario, L4C 3E4 Home Renovations

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Under and by virtue of a Writ of Seizure and Sale issued out of the Ontario Superior Court of Justice dated October 28th, 2013, Court File# 841/13, to me directed against the real and personal property of Nyok Shu Goh aka Anne Chew, Defendant at the suit of Bodkin Capital Corporation, Plaintiff, I have seized and taken in execution all rights, title, interest and equity of redemption of Nyok Shu Goh aka Anne Chew. PCL 107-1, SEC 65M3128;LT 107, PL 65M3128; RICHMOND HILL;S/T RIGHT IN FAVOUR OF LAW DEVELOPMENT GROUP (RH) LIMITED FOR 2 YEARS FROM 97/08/08 AS IN LT1200674. S/T RT UNTIL SUCH TIME AS THE SUBDIVISION HAS BEEN ACCEPTED BY THE TOWN OF RICHMOND HILL AS IN LT1327146 RICHMOND HILL; NEWMARKET LAND TITLES OFFICE FOR THE LAND TITLES DIVISION OF YORK (NO.65) and municipally known as, 203 Frank Endean Rd., Richmond Hill, ON. L4S 1S4. All of which said right, title, interest and equity of redemption of Nyok Shu Goh aka Anne Chew, Defendant, in the said Lands and Tenements described above, I shall offer for sale by Public Auction subject to the conditions set out below at the Sheriff’s Office, 50 Eagle Street West, Newmarket, Ontario L3Y 6B1 on Thursday, June 16th, 2016 @ 10:00 AM in the morning. CONDITIONS: The purchaser to assume responsibility for all mortgages, charges, liens, outstanding taxes, and other encumbrances. No representation is made regarding the title of the land or any other matter relating to the interest to be sold. Responsibility for ascertaining these matters rests with the potential purchaser(s). TERMS: Deposit 10% of bid price or $1,000.00, whichever is greater, payable at time of sale by successful bidder, to be applied to purchase price - NON-REFUNDABLE TEN business days from date of sale to arrange financing and pay balance IN FULL at Civil/Enforcement Office, 50 Eagle Street West, Newmarket, Ontario L3Y 6B1. All payments in CASH or CERTIFIED cheque made payable to the Minister of Finance. Other conditions as announced. THIS SALE IS SUBJECT TO CANCELLATION BY THE SHERIFF WITHOUT FURTHER NOTICE UP TO THE TIME OF SALE. NOTE: No employee of the Ministry of the Attorney General may purchase any goods or chattels, lands or tenements exposed by a Sheriff for sale under legal process, either directly or indirectly. Date: April 19, 2016 Sheriff Civil/Enforcement Office, Regional Municipality of York Telephone (905) 853-4809 File # 13-3731 For more information, contact the Enforcement Office

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MOVING SALE

Moving after 25 years. One huge garage sale!! Too many items to list... Furniture, household appliances, books, clothing, tools, etc.

Saturday, June 4th & Sunday June 5th 21 SHASTA DR

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GARAGE SALE Saturday, June 4th 9:00 am - 2:00 pm 227 Neal Drive Richmond Hill (Bayview/Elgin Mills)

New and used kitchen & yard items, toddler toys & clothes.

GARAGE SALE Sat., June 4th Sun., June 5th 8am-3pm 135 O’Connor Cres.

(Bathurst/ Major Mackenzie) Garden tools, housewares, snowblower, more.

MOVING SALE Sat., June 4th Sun., June 5th 8am-3pm 2 Grovepark St. (Yonge/ Bloomington) Oak Ridges Everything Must Go! Antiques, collectibles, households, toys, clothing.

DOWNSIZING SALE Sun., June 5th 8:30am-4pm 39 Zola Gate (Thornhill Woods & Autumn Hill Blvd.)

Household items, books, art, kitchenware, photography & garden tools, more. Rain or Shine NEIGHBORHOOD

GARAGE SALE

24 Prince Albert Crt 9am - 2pm (King Rd. & Yonge) Sat June 4th

GARAGE SALE Sat., June 4th 8am-1pm Sun., June 5th 9am-4pm 21 Palisade Cres. (Bayview/ Leslie) Plants, clothing, housewares, more. Rain or Shine!

32 Rockport Cr. (Bayview /Centre) Sat. 8am-2pm 30T log splitter, garden plants, bicycles, tools, books, furniture, outboard motor. Huge variety.

HUGE GARAGE SALE Sat June 4 8am - 4pm

HUGE GARAGE sale - 206 Sea-breeze Ave Sat June 4 8-12 Kids teens adult designer clothes shoes toys furniture misc...

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Cherry Webster loved by students, friends

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herry Webster’s notes will continue to ring true in the hearts of those who knew her. To some, she was a loving wife and devoted mother of two. To others, she was a dedicated teacher and the community will remember her forever as the organist who played at the Ray Twinney Complex during Newmarket Saints games. She was an energetic and encouraging spirit who will never be forgotten by those who were fortunate enough to have crossed her path. “She was a unique person,” her husband, Bill, said. “She was mystifying, talented, smart, funny and shared my love for music.” They first met at the “Jolly” Miller Tavern in Toronto more than four decades ago. Both were musicians and teachers who were just beginning their careers. It was only six months later that the couple married. In 1974, the couple moved to Newmarket, a move they called the great white north at the time. Over the years, Cherry taught primary and junior grades, music, special needs children and French at Park Avenue Public School, at schools in Aurora, but spent the majority of her time at Prince Charles Public School in Newmarket. “The students who needed most, just gravitated toward her because of her empathy and because she was so giving,” he added. “She was just an amazing person in everything she did.” Cherry juggled her teaching

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career, raising her children, Darryl and Kim, and teaching private piano lessons. On top of that, she decided the Newmarket Saints games needed a certain spice so, for every game, she would lug her equipment, plus her children, to the second floor of the recreation complex to rev up players and fans. “I still meet people today who knew my mom as the Leafs’ farm team organist,” Darryl said. “I have been to some faraway places and people know who my mother was; a beautiful person.” But closer to home, he remembers his mother being someone who always put everyone else first, almost to a fault, as he wonders if she ever had time for herself. When he was 12, he attended a goalie school in Orillia, but was too shy to spend the night at the camp, so his mother crammed his hockey equipment into her IROC Z28 at 5 a.m. three times a week to allow him to have the experience. “She would encourage any idea we had,” he laughed. “I wanted to travel with a band that made no money and she never discouraged me.” When his sister, Kim, moved to Manchester, Cherry never discouraged her and remained close with her daughter. Cherry always enjoyed travelling to see her daughter and felt very much at home there. Her empathy for others began well before her family was established or before she became a teacher. When her classmates were choosing to go to Paris as part of French studies, she went to Africa where she could do mission work on top of teaching French.

In addition to her other talents, Cherry had written a children’s book, but had never done anything with it until she was diagnosed with a brain tumour that claimed her life in April. With help from her family, the book, The Amazing Adventures of Squeaky and Vashy, has been published. The family is currently working on organizing a life celebration to be held in August. “We want the celebration to be as unique as she was,” Bill said. It will be a celebration with music and memories to pay tribute to a life that was taken too soon. Cherry Webster was a bright light in many people’s lives:

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“Adored by children, universally respected and an inspiration to her peers, Mrs. McCluskey was a tireless volunteer, quick to deflect the praise heaped on her.”

“She was my first teacher when I started at Prince Charles, she made me feel comfortable and she was one of the best teachers I had. “I still think of her often and, like a lot of others, have mentioned I, too, still use her songs to help aid my own children in their mathematical journey.” —Melanie Walsh-Boland “I wouldn’t have survived my first few years of teaching at Park Avenue without her as a mentor and shining guide. She was such a dedicated and hard-working teacher. Her sensitivity to others, enthusiasm, positive approach, creativity Your community newspaper is celebrating the achievements and contributions of everyday, ordinary people, who have affected the lives of others in extraordinary ways. Leaving a lasting impression on the community, our award-winning journalists will write a fitting tribute in memory of those who have a special story to share. Through your community newspaper and LifeNews.ca, we celebrate those no longer with us and remember the memories we share.

and kindness were appreciated by everyone.” —susan collett “Mrs. Webster was my Grade 4 teacher and a teacher I will never forget. I still remember, to this day, the songs she taught us to help with math. “I have also used these to help teach my children. I remember days of going to the Newmarket Saints hockey games and being more excited that my teacher was the musician playing on her keyboard. Thank you for the wonderful memories. You will never be forgotten.” — Jennifer Gillison

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