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CYNTHIA REASON creason@insidetoronto.com West-end councillors voted unanimously this week in favour of an “emergency” motion to explore increased safety measures along EtobicokeLakeshore’s collision-plagued Waterfront Trail.

Put forth by Ward 6 Councillor Mark Grimes at Tuesday’s meeting of Etobicoke York Community Council (EYCC), the motion calls

for Grimes and members of the city’s Parks, Forestry & Recreation and Transportation departments to meet with representatives of Toronto’s cycling networks “to determine measures to improve safety for all Waterfront Trail users which can be implemented immediately.”

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TAMARA SHEPHARD tshephard@insidetoronto.com A hydraulic lift infamous for raising exotic dancers to the stage is now officially retired, replaced by another lift, elevating the lives of food bank clients.

Etobicoke charity Haven on the Queensway unveiled its new 400-pound capacity metal lift Tuesday morning.

Volunteers use the lift – as they did with its predecessor

– to transport truck-delivered donations ranging from canned fish to cereal to diapers from Haven’s main floor to its basement. There, volunteers sort, then chill or shelve it.

Every Wednesday, a team of volunteers employed the previous, well-worn lift to fill and transport one food order at a time for an average 400 food bank clients.

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a new kind of spinning: DJ BraVadoln (a.k.a Kwame Marle) spins tunes for Toronto Community Housing Corporation’s (TCHC) Game Day in the Park at 44 Willowridge Rd. Saturday afternoon. The one-day event was led by resident Justice Achampong in an effort to engage youth in active living activities like soccer, volleyball, yoga, drum circles and African dance. TCHC has awarded 19 young people living in its residences with grants of up to $2,500 through the 2015 Youth Action Grants Youth Leadership Project. See more photos page 40.

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Baby snapping turtles find refuge in Etobicoke family’s backyard pool Dozens of rescued turtles released into Etobicoke Creek

TAMARA SHEPHARD tshephard@insidetoronto.com Turtles may be slow, but they love the water.

A bale of baby common snapping turtles thought they’d found their new home – in a Markland Wood family’s backyard pool.

Not five. Not 10. Not 20. But 37 at last count.

Michelle Griffin discovered the first of the tiny two-inch-long brown-black reptiles with the “funky, long tail” while skimming her pool last week. ““Oh, that looks kind of different,’ I thought,” Griffin recalled. “We get the odd creature. ‘Oh my gosh, if it’s a mouse, I’m not pulling it out,’ I thought. Then I noticed it was walking. I called my husband and kids. It was a turtle.”

Kids Isabella, 11, and Ava, 9, put the tiny snapper in a dish.

Fifteen minutes later, Griffin found another turtle swimming on the top of the pool, and two more walking on the pool’s bottom. Another poked its head out of a plant.

“The turtles seem to gravitate to the pool. It’s almost like they have a sense (to go to water). It’s quite interesting,” Griffin said.

She called out to her turtle recovery squad.

Dad Mike found the turtle nest in the backyard. The small hole was the size of a toonie and from it emerged even more baby snappers.

“When we counted 15, we thought that must be it,” said Griffin. “But they just kept coming. We were shocked.”

Isabella and Ava quickly got to work corralling the newly born slowpokes.

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Isabella Griffin, foreground, Ava Griffin and Isabella Tiberia release young turtles into the Etobicoke Creek last Wednesday after the reptiles were recently found hatched and nesting in the backyard of the Griffins' Mountain Ash Court home.

“Some took a long, long time coming out of the nest, and others came out fast,” Isabella said. “We collected them in a box with rocks and water. When they came out, we didn’t want them to go to the river because they’d have to cross the golf course.

We thought some animal might eat them.”

Ava described the turtles as “kind of tickly from its nails when it crawled up you.”

The baby turtles clambered from their nest caked in dirt. Only their eyes were visible. The girls transported each

turtle to a container of water. But it only got more and more dirty.

Friends Angelica Raviele, 11 and Celia Gatto, 13, ran over as news of the Griffins’ turtle adventure spread.

Soon, the girls had devised a turtle washing station using three lasagnasized aluminum trays.

By bedtime last Tuesday night, the girls had scooped up, washed and housed 27 turtles in a large Rubbermaid container of rocks and water covered by a surfboard float from their pool.

More turtles emerged the next

morning. By late Wednesday afternoon, there was still movement in the nest.

Griffin wondered if the female will return to her nesting site in their yard to lay her next clutch of eggs.

It is possible, said Lee Parker, facility manager with Vaughan-based Reptilia, Canada’s largest indoor reptile zoo.

Reptilia has nearly 500 animals in 52 exhibits in its 25,000-square-foot facility.

“The mom may come back. They often have multiple nesting sites,” he said, noting females are 17 to 19 years old when they breed.

A single clutch is usually 40 to 50 eggs, but can be as large as 80, he added.

“They spend most of their life in the water. They’re rarely seen on land,” Parker said. “We get a lot of calls about them. People found snapping turtle eggs on Centre Island on a two-lane road. They wanted to move them. But we encourage people to leave (the eggs) where they are.”

It is illegal to keep snapping turtles, Parker said.

The Griffins’ turtles meanwhile will live in their natural habitat.

The family and some friends sent the infant turtles off on their next adventure.

Toting the turtles in Rubbermaid containers, they crossed Markland Wood Golf Course after the sun set on golfers’ games for the day. Then they released them “as a family” into Etobicoke Creek.

Michelle said she suspects the girls won’t struggle with their “What I Did This Summer” school essays.

“Everyone will forget their European vacation. It will be all about the turtles that emerged,” she laughed.

It was for Isabella.

“I’m going to say the best part of my summer was when we found the turtles in my backyard,” she said.

“I think we have the best backyard to play in – with a pool, toys – and turtles.”

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The Gatehouse hopes to bring “healing and hope” to people harmed by childhood sexual abuse at its inaugural community barbecue this month.

A non-profit centre dedicated to supporting the healing of child abuse survivors, The Gatehouse invites the community to come to its centre at 3101 Lake Shore Blvd. W. from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Sunday, Sept. 13 for an uplifting day of food, music, and Chi Chong in its The Healing Garden.

“Chi Chong is an ancient Chinese health care system that integrates physical postures, breathing techniques and focused intention,” Brad Hutchinson, executive director of The Gatehouse, said in a statement.

“Everyone can benefit from the practise and we have found at The Gatehouse that survivors who become engaged in the philosophy grow tremendously in their healing.”

In addition to the healing outdoor Chi Chong sessions led by Master Teresa Yeung, the fundraiser will also feature free music, healing stations, tours of The Gatehouse, and a barbecue. Donations are welcome, and will help fund the building of a labyrinth – an ancient model that symbolizes wholeness – beside The Healing Garden this fall.

“Like Gatehouse programs, the Labyrinth represents a meditative journey to our own center and back again out into the world again with more clarity, strength, wholeness,” event organizers wrote in a release.

For more information about The Gatehouse and its programs – including peer-to-peer community-based supports for children, young adults, adult men and adult women affected by childhood sexual abuse, as well as their partners and families – go to www.thegatehouse.org

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Bob Rae has been elected 11 times federally and in Ontario, served as Ontario’s 21st Premier (NDP) and interim leader of the Liberal Party of Canada from 2011-2013 This book was written to help Canadians understand current events surrounding the upcoming federal election, regardless of political affilliation according to the publisher of the book.

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City hall’s 50th bash: more than just architecture

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oronto marks an important milestone Sunday with celebrations to commemorate the 50th anniversary of Toronto City Hall.

The two half-circle towers, with the council chamber pod in the middle, that dominates Nathan Phillips Square is an iconic symbol of the city not just for residents but for people around the world. It’s one of the great things about Toronto that should make us proud.

To celebrate this Sunday, there will be a free event from noon to 5 p.m. featuring entertainment by the Jordan John Band and a performance by STOMP dance competition finalists. Also taking the stage will be a group called the Clamshell Quintet, which is made up of four city councillors and a deputy city manager. Master builders from LEGO will be on hand to help residents build a replica of our view city hall and the surrounding area.

Inside, there will be photoIt’s one of the graphs, architectural models and of the original furnishings great things some specifically designed for the buildabout Toronto ing.

As was shown during this summer’s Toronto 2015 Pan Am/Parapan Am Games, the building and Nathan Phillips Square are an important gathering place for all residents. Whether it’s hosting special celebrations, New Year’s Eve parties, or serving as a nice place to sit and have lunch in the summer or go for a skate in the winter, the area is always busy and reflective of life in the city.

It also serves as an historical reminder of pre-amalgamation Toronto as its formation coincided in many ways with the creation of Metropolitan Toronto in the late 1950s.

An open competition was started in 1957 to design the new city hall, and the eventual winner was Finnish architect Viljo Revell. Ground was broken in 1961 by then City of Toronto mayor Nathan Phillips. It officially opened on Sept. 13, 1965.

Along with celebrating a community gathering spot and a uniquely designed building, residents can also use this month to find out more about how Toronto City Hall came to be and how the city has developed over the past 50 years. Free lectures on that very subject are set for today and Sept. 24 in the council chambers starting at 7 p.m.

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t has been a quiet summer at Toronto City Hall – the kind of quiet summers we’re going to have to get used to in the years after Rob Ford’s pyrotechnic mayoralty.

If it weren’t for the pyrotechnics of the federal election, indeed, we might as well all have run off to cottages and patios for August and tried to get our head around city government again. Lucky for us – there’s every indication that this new fall legislative session will be much like the old session.

Council will be finetuning, reviewing and in some cases re-debating issues that have already had their day in the sun in this latest term. There will be a refined design to the Gardiner ‘hybrid’ reconstruction, that council narrowly approved in concept earlier this year.

In case anyone had wearied of Councillor Jim Karygiannis’ bloviations on the Uber ride sharing service during the Pan Am

david nickle the city Games, take heart: council will be looking at a regulatory regime that will bring the popular service under something resembling control.

There will be a Scarborough subway debate, perhaps, along with a serious talk about Tory’s SmartTrack proposal that will for a span align almost directly with the new Scarborough subway.

If I were to place odds, I would say it’s unlikely that council will move off course on either plan. But if you were done feeling unsteady about spending all that money on such a small piece of transit, you might want to break out the smelling salts this fall.

There will be smaller fights too. Later this month, the allies of the Muzik nightclub at Exhibition Place will be squaring off to deal with the Toronto

and East York Community Council’s move this week to have city staff try and get the liquor license removed from the nightclub, in the wake of the deadly shootings there this summer.

Add to that labour negotiations with the city’s unionized workers and a budget debate that will once again have to accommodate both Mayor Tory’s costly service improvement agendas and his imperative to keep tax increases at or below the rate of inflation – and it’s going to be a full agenda for the next few months.

It is worth noting, again, what a recursive cycle we find ourselves living. It might not be a bad thing: government is a long game, and under a serious-minded regime it can become a trifle grinding. But grinding away often creates good, smooth things. Here’s hoping it’s so.

David Nickle is The Guardian’s city hall reporter.

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To the editor: I have an issue with people using the leash-free area at dog parks for picnics.

This, in itself, is not upsetting except that the dogs all congregate where the food is and often make nuisances of themselves.

In addition, many of the picnickers, being kindhearted, will give food and bones to the dogs, not realizing that cooked bones (especially chicken bones) can splinter and cause severe internal damage in the digestive system.

In some cases, dogs are on special diets and should not eat the bits they are offered, but being dogs, will eat them anyway.

In my case, I prefer that mine not get into the habit of accepting food from strangers. It is a constant battle trying to get them away from the picnics and back to playing.

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Family fun fair returns to Franklin Horner Franklin Horner Community Centre, 432 Horner Ave., hosts its 11th Annual Family Fun Fair Extravaganza on Saturday, Sept.

12 from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.

The event will feature fun for all ages, including a Kid’s Fun Zone with bouncy castles, a velcro wall, facepainting, and family fun contests (pie and donut eating competitions, and a hula hoop contest).

For the adults, the fun fair will also feature a beer garden, live music, a barbecue including ribs, hot dogs, burgers, and corn roast, as well as a Primo Pasta booth.

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The Mimico Children’s Choir will kick off its ninth season with a special introductory rehearsal

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The rehearsal will take place on Thursday, Sept. 17 from 3:30 to 4:45 p.m. at Mimico Baptist Church, 80 Hillside Ave. (near Royal York Road and Mimico Avenue).

For more information, go to www.mimicochildrenschoir.com or email mimicochildrenschoir@ gmail.com Celebrate Aboriginal heritage with powwow Humber College hosts its annual Aboriginal Community Celebration and Social on Saturday, Sept. 26 from noon to 3 p.m. at The Assembly Hall, 1 Col. Samuel Smith Park Dr. Fall into the rhythmic beat of the drum and watch the dancers display the beautiful vibrant colours of their traditional regalia at Humber College’s Aboriginal Powwow for Culture Days.

An aboriginal powwow is a cultural celebration featuring traditional drumming, singing, dancing and showcasing the spirit of First Nations people in Canada.

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Damage is estimated at $1 million after explosions caused by acetylene cylinders, and possibly propane cylinders, escalated a four-alarm fire Saturday night that gutted an industrial building. An auto body shop and taxi company had operated out of the building.

Four-alarm blaze destroys Etobicoke industrial building causing $1 million damage Firefighters contend with explosions, extreme heat while battling fire in Hwy. 27/Dixon Road area TAMARA SHEPHARD tshephard@insidetoronto.com Fire gutted a north Etobicoke industrial building Saturday night with damages estimated at $1 million.

Toronto Fire Services dispatched 21 fire trucks, 85 firefighters and three aerial trucks to the cement-block building that housed an auto body shop and a taxi company on Kelfield Street in the Hwy. 27 and Dixon Road area.

Many callers aler ted Toronto fire to the blaze just after 9 p.m. Saturday, Sept.

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Firefighters arrived on scene to explosions.

“There was a lot of explosions happening when we arrived from acetylene cylinders used in welding equipment,” Strapko said.

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propane tow motor. So there was possibly propane cylinders exploding, too.”

The explosions caused the fire commander to direct an external attack on the fouralarm fire.

“The incident commander decided to go defensive rather than do an internal attack,” Strapko explained. “Most of the roof collapsed, and the rear wall on the west side.

Pretty much the whole building was gutted.”

The cause of the “long, stubborn” fire has not yet been determined.

The Ontario Fire Marshal’s office declined to investigate, Strapko said. “There was nothing they felt warranted forensic investigation.”

Fire crews used heavy equipment to pick apart remnants of the building.

Firefighters cleared the scene mid-afternoon Sunday.

No injuries were reported.

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humidity over the weekend ramped up the challenge to firefighters working to knock down the blaze.

Cooling chairs were set up where firefighters submerged their forearms to cool their core body temperature. A volunteer-manned canteen truck arrived on scene to provide firefighters with water.

The rehab unit is nicknamed “Box 12” in honour of the fire box used in the Great Fire of Toronto of April 19, 1904, Strapko said.

That unusually cold April night, Fire Alarm Box 12 was pulled at the corner of Bay and King streets to signal a fire at 58-60 Wellington St. Two days later, the fire had destroyed nearly eight hectares of the city’s downtown core. It caused losses in excess of $10 million, the city reported.

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Keeping an eye on their neighbourhood Modern twist on Neighbourhood Watch sees groups connecting with residents online CYNTHIA REASON creason@insidetoronto.com Gone may be the ’50s-model doorstep meetings and neighbourhood foot patrols, but in Etobicoke, Neighbourhood Watch groups are still alive and thriving – albeit, with a modern twist.

“We’ve taken a reality pill in terms of what Neighbourhood Watch means to communities today, because it’s not like it was in the past, where people gather on their porches to talk to their neighbours,” explained Michael Karst, who manages the Central Etobicoke Neighbourhood Watch’s online blog and social media strategy.

“So the online side of what we do is an important thing, because even though there may not be your old 1950s participation in the classic Neighbourhood Watch program, there are lots of people who are keen.”

Every time Karst puts up a new blog post alerting Central Etobicoke Watch members of recent crime stats and trends within the group’s boundaries (which are roughly Eglinton Avenue to the north, Royal York Road to the east, Bloor Street to the south and Hwy. 427 to the west), 150-200 visitors log on to www.centraletobicokewatch.blogspot.ca to read his updates. He attributes those numbers to automatic email alerts and notices sent out to group followers on Twitter (@CentrlEtobWatch) a n d Fa c e b o o k ( w w w. facebook.com/ CentralEtobicokeWatch).

While those electronic means of pushing out information may be drastically different than the way neighbours passed along news from the community half century ago, Karst said the crux of Neighbourhood Watch’s purpose remains the same as in the good old days.

“It’s s t i l l t h e c l a s s i c Neighbourhood Watch strategy: if one person on the block is keeping watch of the houses around them and across the

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street from them, that’s four or five houses that are being watched,” he explained. “We don’t need every single person on a street participating in the group, just enough so there’s that net of people looking out for their neighbours and keeping watch for suspicious activity on their street.”

Indeed, it was just such an incident that spurred Thorncrest Village resident and local realtor Julie Martin to first launch the Central Etobicoke Neighbourhood Watch back in 2011, after vandals threw her barbecue into her backyard pool and damaged her cabana.

Likewise, down in Etobicoke-Lakeshore, Jaqueline Murdoch started up the South Etobicoke Neighbourhood Watch in July 2013 as a response to the rash of summertime ‘Etobicoke Prowler’ break and enters and sexual assaults that plagued residents between August 2011 and August 2014. (Police arrested 32-year-old Anieph Fitzroy Burton, and his wife, Jehanneiry Beaton, 31, in connection with the case in October 2014.)

“Everyone was getting a little uneasy and it was getting awfully close to home. A 16-year-old girl was molested in her bed just a few streets over,” said Murdoch, a retired project manager and fitness instructor who lives in The Queensway/Stonegate area.

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Jacqueline Murdock, Julie Martin and Michael Karst of the South Etobicoke and Central Etobicoke Neighbourhood Watch groups.

“So that’s what sparked it.”

The South Etobicoke Watch, Murdoch said, started with just a handful of email addresses and phone numbers from her immediate neighbours, but has expanded “quite considerably” in both membership numbers and outward geography over the last two years.

Every week, Murdoch scans the Toronto police website, the Facebook and

Twitter accounts of officers from 22 Division, as well as those of local news outlets and chat rooms, for crime stats and incidents of vandalism, break-ins, car thefts, assaults and other such crimes reported in south Etobicoke. She then compiles that information into a weekly e-newsletter, which residents can subscribe to by emailing SouthEtobicokeWatch@ gmail.com

“That way, they can at least become aware of what’s going on in the neighbourhood,” Murdoch said. “...Because of the scarce resources of the police, we really have to be the eyes and ears of our neighbourhoods, because there’s a lot of vulnerable people. The elderly, in particular, are a deep concern.”

To illustrate that point, Murdoch relayed the story

of one Neighbourhood Watch member who rescued his elderly next door neighbour from a scam artist.

“He noticed a car pull into her driveway and thought it looked a little suspicious, so he walked over to check it out,” she said.

“It turned out, some guy had come into this woman’s house and was demanding she have this repair done and demanding her to give him $100 cash on the spot.

She was lucky her neighbour stepped in when he did.”

Those types of incidents, said Sgt. Jeff Alderdice of 22 Division’s Community Response Unit (CRU), highlight the important role groups like Neighbourhood Watch can play in preventing crime in their communities.

“Vandalism, people hanging around, suspicious vehicles – these are things that people who live in a certain neighbourhood would more readily notice than a police officer just driving or riding a bicycle through the community would,” he said.

“It’s that ‘Spidey Sense’ that only a local resident would have – that’s something we can’t just obtain ourselves.”

The best way for Neighbourhood Watch groups and their individual members to work hand-in-hand with police to prevent crime in their communities, Alderdice said, is to report anything suspicious to police “right away”.

If it’s a crime in progress or something of an emergency nature that requires the immediate response of police officer, don’t hesitate to call 911, Alderdice urged.

“These are dedicated citizens that are concerned about their respective areas, and I think it’s something that should be spreading across the city. Every pair of eyes and set of hands that wants to increase community safety is always welcomed,” he said.

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LEFT: From left to right Dr. Oczachowski, Dr. Klipitch, Dr. Tsay and Dr. Bedaj.

BELOW: Dr. Tsay is the newest doctor at Dr. O.K. Medical and Dental Center

Dr. O.K. Medical & Dental Center Celebrating five years of growth to meet the needs of the Etobicoke community

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he life of a family doctor revolves around patient care. Keeping patients healthy, or managing their health conditions involves long hours, five to six days per week – leaving little time for family, friends and their own well-being.

Time is extremely valuable for most working people. A fast pace of life, huge amounts of information, multitasking and multiple responsibilities mean people require clinics which can offer wide variety of health care services at one location.

This is what led Dr. Oleg Klipitch and his wife, Dr. Olena Klipitch, to open Dr. O.K. Medical Center. Starting with one doctor, one dentist and one pharmacist, they dreamed of a team of physicians able to give patients the best care around the clock.

Five years later, their dream has come to fruition, with expanded services to meet their patients’ growing needs and a caring medical team that is exceptionally collegial and supportive housed in a practice Dr. Klipitch built from the ground up.

“The main idea was to build a team of people who all think alike, have similar beliefs about patient care, healthy lifestyle and disease prevention. So if we need to go the extra mile for the patient, we will,” he says.

The newest doctor on the team, Dr. Natalyia

family medicine at Dr. O.K. for more than two Tsay truly exemplifies that. “I could never view years, focuses on promoting health and wellmedicine as simply a job,” she says. “It’s more of being through lifestyle choices and healthy a long-term relationship.” habits. She can advise on diet and nutritional Dr. Tsay graduated from medical school in supplements to better her patients’ overall Kazakhstan with a specialty in pediatrics. She health and wellbeing. also earned a PhD degree from the Scientific “I am a strong believer that optimal health Centre of Urology and most recently earned is achieved through a combination of physical, an MD in family medicine from the Michael mental and social well-being and balance,” Dr. G. DeGroote School of Medicine at McMaster Oczachowski says.

University in Hamilton.

Dr. Klipitch and Dr. Bedaj both provide cosDr. Tsay will be taking over the patients of Dr. metic, rejuvenating and anti-aging procedures, Nadia Belsky, as she heads into retirement. Dr. on top of the full scope of medical care offered Tsay will also be accepting a limited number of at Dr. O.K. new patients.

Dr. Bedaj and Dr. Klipitch also offer medical Dr. Oleg Klipitch, Dr. Caroline Oczachowski, treatment for chronic migraines with Botox. Dr. Dr. Arta Bedaj and Dr. Tsay believe helping Bedaj encourages patients people is the most imporsuffering from multiple tant part of the job. “headache days” in the They work together as a I could never past three months to look team to make sure all paview medicine as into the Botox treatment. tients of Dr. O.K. Medical They also use Botox to Center receive timely and simply a job. It’s treat excessive sweating quality care. If the patient’s more of a long-term of the armpits, hands and doctor is out of the office, relationship feet – a condition called any of the other physicians will provide care for — Dr. Natalyia Tsay hyperhidrosis.

“Most insurance comthe patient. panies will cover the cost for Botox treatments Patients at Dr. O.K. Medical Center also benfor excessive sweating and migraine headefit from the doctors’ various special interests. aches, ” says Dr. Bedaj, adding that this makes Dr. Oczachowski, who has been practicing

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the highly effective treatment both desirable and affordable.

On the cosmetic end of the clinic, Dr. Bedaj provides clients from the community, not just patients of the clinic, with attractive and natural results for common concerns like frown lines, forehead lines and crow’s feet. Clients are usually surprised to see excellent results and consistently comment that Dr. Bedaj has a very light hand in administrating the treatment.

Dr. Klipitch and Dr. Bedaj also offer Selphyl rejuvenation treatment — a system that uses your body’s natural ability to regenerate and

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Dr. Oleg Klipitch frequently attends life coach Anthony Robbins’s seminars, as well as reads his books and listens to his tapes. Dr. Klipitch attributes much of his success to Anthony Robbins’s teaching.

improves skin texture and thickness. Selphyl can help with tired eyes, dark circles, loose skin, acne scars and aged hands for younger and brighter looking skin with no known side effects to date.

Along with the four family doctors and Botox clinic, the practice has grown to include an internal medicine specialist, allergist, immunologist, pediatrician, psychologist, weekly cardiology clinic and even a visiting neurologist. A pharmacy as part of the clinic adds significant convenience for the patients.

“Our lives are so busy, and we’re juggling multiple things, so our patients like to use their time efficiently,” says Dr. Klipitch. There’s no denying the convenience of having a team of specialists on hand for consultations, assessments and even same-day referrals.

Dr. Klipitch and his entire team are so concerned with patient well-being they have collaborated to add more than15 pages of the most up to date information for patients to the website www.drok.ca.

Perhaps the most convenient aspect of the practice is the after-hours clinic on evenings and Saturdays. As a Family Health Organization (FHO), Dr. O.K. has doctors working evenings three days a week, and Saturdays, so patients working during the day will have easy access to address their health care needs.

Dr. Klipitch counsels patients that is has been proven that visiting a walk-in clinic gives patients an inferior level of care and inferior service compared to visiting their physicians at an FHO. Walk-in clinics don’t have access to a patient’s

medical history, meaning they may diagnose a “quick fix” for your current ailments, rather than a long-term solution that takes your whole health into consideration, he says. Nor do walk-in clinics share records from a patient’s visit with the family doctor, meaning neither physician will have the complete picture of a patient’s health.

As an FHO, the doctors at Dr. O.K. Medical Center are paid by the government for a basket of services for each of their rostered patients. When visiting a walk-in clinic or “outside service” for a test, prescription or check-up, it’s like the government paid twice for that service, wasting limited OHIP funds.

The extra hours the doctors are putting in also help alleviate some of the pressure on emergency rooms. “Fridays and Saturdays are the most intense days for the emergency rooms,” says Dr. Klipitch. Patients who feel unwell, have a fever or high blood pressure might spend up to eight hours in an ER waiting room before even seeing a doctor. Visiting an FHO, like Dr. O.K. Medical Center, saves time for patients, who receive care in less than an hour in most cases, as well as unloads the busy emergency rooms and saves OHIP money.

Preventative medicine is another very important area of care that the team at Dr. O.K. Medical Center strongly believes in, despite also being an area where the Ontario Health Insurance Plan (OHIP) is cutting funding. Things like annual physicals are a thing of the past, and PAP smears (screening test) for cervical cancer are only covered by OHIP once every three years.

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not covered by OHIP). Patients can opt to Dr. Klipitch says he finds that worrisome. pay-per-service, based on individual rates “Even if you are healthy today, in three years recommended by the Ontario Medical Assoa lot can change,” he adds. He encourages ciation, or patients can pay an annual block patients to visit the clinic website for the fee, which covers the majority of uninsured most up to date information regarding preservices and may be more economical in the vention and cancer screening, or talk to their long run. family physician during their next appointThe medical services are only one part ment. of the picture at Dr. O.K. Across the waitDr. O.K. Medical Center works closely with ing room, Dr. Olena Klipitch’s dental team Cancer Care Ontario to screen patients for now includes three dencervical cancer, coltists, three dental hygienists orectal cancer, prosand four dental assistants. tate cancer and breast cancer. ThouI really believe that The dental team provides services for the whole famsands of Ontarians with hard work, a ily, including general, family are alive and healthy clear goal and a bit of dentistry, orthodontics, imtoday because they plants, cosmetics, invisaline got screened and luck, everyone and dental surgery. were able to either can achieve their “When I came to Canada, prevent cancer or dreams. everyone told me and my find it early when it’s easier to treat — Dr. Oleg Klipitch wife that it’s impossible to become a physician or denand beat. The Dr. tist in Canada,” Dr. Klipitch reO.K. team also works calls. “I was told to consider another career.” closely with St. Joseph’s Health Centre and He attributes much of his success and the Trillium Hospital, so patients benefit from development of the clinic to the teachings of the multiple specialists and consultants with life coach Anthony Robbins. Dr. Klipitch and whom Dr. O.K. has built a relationship. his wife worked multiple jobs and went back “We advocate for our patients, so if needto school, all the while believing in Anthony ed, we can get urgent referrals,” says Dr. KlipRobbins’ advice: that with hard work, having itch. a clear goal, focusing on it and pursuing it In light of two rounds of government despite any obstacles and with a bit of luck, cuts to OHIP benefits, a number of services they could achieve their dream. Dr. Klipitch are no longer covered. The Dr. O.K. medical says many people would benefit from listenteam still provides the services, but they do ing to Anthony Robbins and implementing require significant time and resources to his advice in everyday life. administer them. “We understand that our Dr. O.K. Medical and Dental Center is lopatients work hard for their money,” says Dr. cated at 1278 The Queensway.

Klipitch. “The government cuts don’t help.”

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Toronto City Hall turns 50 DAVID NICKLE dnickle@insidetoronto.com

Over the past 50 years, Toronto City Hall has played many roles. It’s been in the background on not one but two Star Trek series; it’s been nuked as a stand-in for the zombie-infested Raccoon City in Resident Evil: Apocalypse; and in its strangest media turn, it was central to the internationally televised tragicomedy of former Mayor Rob Ford’s term of office.

But to begin with, the iconic structure of two curving towers clasping a council chamber that resembles nothing so much as a 1950s-era flying saucer, had a simpler role: the futuristic and hopeful new seat of government for the old City of Toronto. It was something that Toronto’s civic leaders had meant to do since 1943, but in typical Toronto fashion, they dithered and equivocated for more than a decade until Mayor Nathan Phillips took the reins and called for an international design competition.

It wasn’t until September 1965, that the finished building – designed by Finnish architect Viljo Revell – opened its doors onto the civic square named after Phillips, as the brand new Toronto City Hall.

This weekend, that new city hall celebrates its 50th birthday, and it’s doing it in style.

Literally.

Mayor John Tory, who

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Finnish architect Viljo Revell's design of the iconic Toronto City Hall marks its 50th birthday on Sunday.

moved office into the building less than a year ago, remains struck by city hall’s iconic style.

“From the standpoint of external recognition, it is one of our most iconic buildings,” he said. “Internally – I think while there are Johnnycome-latelies like YongeDundas Square, Mel Lastman Square – it’s the great public space. When we talk about a World Series or a Stanley Cup Parade – the terminus is Nathan Phillips Square. And it wouldn’t be much without city hall behind it – because it’s both where we launch the fireworks, and it’s iconic.”

The building is so iconic that it’s been a staple not just in movies and television, souvenirs and logos – but in spite of its obvious challenges, it alone of all of the

civic centres from the former Metropolitan Toronto municipalities was the obvious and only seat of government for the newly amalgamated City of Toronto.

Scarborough East Councillor Ron Moeser was put in charge of managing the $4.8 million renovation that turned the council chambers from a space for 15 city councillors and a few city staff to one that would accommodate a council that was initially 57 members strong.

“That was one of the challenges – how do we design the council chamber and keep the heritage and you know, make it something that we can all be proud of,” recalled Moeser. “I spent a lot of time with it, with the architects and so forth. The devil was in the details.”

In the end, the council chamber maintained its old-school charm – remembered well by councillors like Parkdale-High Park’s Gord Perks, who began his political life as an activist.

“I have so many memories of being here. I can remember being 22 years old and holding an activist thing up in the council chamber. I used to make deputations up there,” he said. “I can remember Citizens for Local Democracy holding meetings up there.

Launching Kathleen Wynne’s political career.”

On Sunday, Sept. 13, Toronto City Hall will be filled with displays and celebratoin telling its story from noon to 5 p.m.

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“I’ve had numerous recent reports – I’m talking 20, 30, 40 – of people getting run over. Even dogs are getting hit,” Grimes told his fellow councillors during the meeting.

In response to the more than 120 instances of unsafe trail behaviour reported to his staff this year alone, Grimes reports his office has had “Slow Down” signs posted along the trail, while also instructing Toronto and Region Conservation Authority (TRCA) staff to trim back the trail’s foliage in order to increase visibility around corners – all to no avail.

“Still, people – they call them the ‘spandex cyclists’ – continue to fly through there.

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Among the measures Grimes’ motion suggests need to be taken immediately in order to improve safety for all trail users, are: new signage, improved sight lines, and physical barriers, among others.

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Haven on the Queensway’s Thelma Roskaft (left), food bank co-ordinator, and Marie Lapierre, Seniors Helping Seniors co-ordinator, cut the ribbon Tuesday morning on its new hydraulic lift. The lift transports food orders filled in the basement to clients on the main floor. It replaces a lift in a state of bad repair formerly used by exotic dancers back when the building was a strip club.

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Volunteer says life wouldn’t be the same without helping ‘the poor, the lost, and the lonely’ >>>from page 1 four food boxes at a time to be moved.

It will also replace a long, winding ramp, now rickety from being supported by paint cans.

At the ribbon cutting, Bev Hynek, Haven’s director thanked the lift’s funders, and Haven’s volunteers: “To all the volunteers, we could never do this without them.”

A Canadian government grant funded the lift and Haven’s seniors’ program through its New Horizons Seniors Program. Toronto Daily Break Food Bank Community Action Fund, and the Geoffrey H. Wood Foundation, also contributed sizeable grants to the project.

Thelma Roskaft, Haven’s food bank co-ordinator, has volunteered for 16 years with the food bank dating back to when it operated out of Church on the Queensway.

“My heart is with poor people,” said Roskaft, who has lived in nearby Alderwood for more than a half century.

“I love doing it. It breaks my heart sometimes. But I wouldn’t be happy if I wasn’t working with the poor, the lost, and the lonely.”

A retired professional, Roskaft shared a story of wearing a business suit to volunteer at Haven. One day, a food bank client asked why she was dressed so formally.

“Out of respect for you. This is how I would have dressed to meet you in my job,” Roskaft told the woman.

“The next day, that same woman came in with her hair washed and set and lipstick on,” she recalled. “I always say people don’t just come here for food. They come for the love and respect they receive here.”

P r e v i o u s l y, R o s k a f t donated food or money to the food bank. But working directly with clients is a richer experience, she said.

“The other day, a little one gave me a high five. I took her in my arms. She wouldn’t go back to her mother,” she said.

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Haven’s food bank are welcome.

Eight years ago, Church on the Queensway purchased the former strip club. Members of the congregation renovated it, initially to provide counselling for people involved, or previously involved, in the sex trade. Eventually, its name changed to Haven on the Queensway.

Today, Haven continues its history of offering recovery programs including Alcoholics Anonymous, while also operating a food bank and free clothing boutique.

“It’s a really, really good local thing,” said Heather Fullerton, a Haven development team member, who writes its’ grant proposals, including the one for the lift.

Earlier this year, Haven received the 2014 Prime Minister’s Volunteer Award and Medal in the “Social Innovator - Organization” category.

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September 15, 16 & 17 9am to 5pm

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Paul Nusca

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236-1871

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233-8657

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Re/Max Professionals Huge lower level with walk up to pool. Lots of storage. This home Inc., Brokerage Independently Owned and Operated awaits your personal touch! Asking $1,399,000

236-1241

Granite, High-end SS Appls & Rear Patio Walk-Out! Ground Floor Laundry/Mud Rm W/Handy Side Exit! Primary Mstr Retreat W/ Sitting Area, 5pc Bath & 2 Walk-Ins! 2nd Mstr W/4pc Ensuite!

Finished Lower W/Walk-Up & 4pc Bath! Rare Elevator Rough-In, Double Garage, 50x130ft Private Lot, And Mere Walking Distance To Subway, Kingsway Shops/Restaurants, Parks & Terrific Schools!

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Yourself In This South Etobicoke Architectural www.asgoodasSOLD.ca Landmark. This 1 + 1 Sunfilled South Facing Superb Suite Has Quiet Views Of The Surrounding Lush Tree Tops And A Sam SeLLS Feeling Of Serenity. Great Kitchen, Floor Plan & Spacious Lively Atmosphere. This Revitalized Neighbourhood Offers Super Convenient Lifestyle. Steps To The Lake, Great Shopping, Schools, Parks, Restaurants, Ttc At Your Door And Much Royal LePage West Realty Group, Brokerage More...Call For Your Personal Viewing. Offered at $359,000

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Fabulous unit at The Dalesford, affordably priced for first time buyers or makes great info@ireneandphilip.com pied a terre. Open concept kitchen with granite counter and breakfast bar, sunny living Neighbourhood Realty, room with walk-out to balcony. Terrific low rise building with rooftop deck and visitor Brokerage Independently Owned and Operated parking, surrounded by greenspace. $319,000

Prime Sunnylea • $1,079,000

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416 416

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416 416

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Royal LePage Real Estate Services Ltd., Brokerage

Kipling and Bloor

Classic older three bedroom bungalow on large 50’ x 145’ lot near Six Points. Renovate or build new. Possibility to divide into two lots.

Two baths, family room, mature treed lot. Close to Six Points/Westwood revitalization project. $659,000

The Kingsway For Lease

Large five bedroom Kingsway home available for lease. Generous principal rooms, double garage, secluded garden.

Steps to subway, Kingsway shopping and schools. Available late October or TBA. $5,900

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3+1 Bungalow With Great Floor Plan. Master www.asgoodasSOLD.ca Has Ensuite & Walk In Closet. Large Eat In Kitchen With Walk Out To Yard. Separate Side Entrance For Potential Sam SeLLS Renter/In Law Suite. Hardwood Under Broadloom, Three Bathrooms, Updated Roof, Furnace, A/C. Inground Rear Yard Pool Has Newer Liner, Filter & Pump. Interlock Walk Royal LePage West Realty Group, Brokerage From Front To Rear. Walk To Parks, Shops, TTC. & More...

Utterly charming home in Prime Sunnylea. Spacious, sunny living room with 180 degree views of lush greenery.

Abundance of original character with hardwood throughout info@ireneandphilip.com and beautifully preserved wood trim. Eat-in kitchen and fabulous main floor family room with vaulted ceiling and Neighbourhood Realty, walk-out to private fenced garden; renovated bathrooms, good closets and finished basement. Superb location, Brokerage Independently Owned and Operated walk to Sunnylea school, Kingsway shopping and subway.

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roBErt (Bo) FlEIscHman

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416 416

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Royal LePage Real Estate Services Ltd., Brokerage

Dixie anD Lakeshore “The sTonewaTer”

Stone and shingle end unit executive town home built by Queenscourt. Cape Cod style. Three bedrooms, large open concept living, dining and kitchen with fabulous light. Steps to Longbranch GO and TTC. Leash free dog run and parkland across the street. Short stroll to Lake Ontario.

Small quiet enclave. One car garage. $474,000

Sales Representative

416 416

236-1871 917-3142

Royal LePage Real Estate Services Ltd., Brokerage

IslIngton Bloor ExEcutIvE town HomE

End unit two storey town home built by Dunpar Homes. Two bedrooms, sumptuous ensuite bath, large open concept kitchen, dining and living rooms with gas fireplace and walkout to private deck. Tandem two car garage. Steps to TTC, shopping and restaurants. Enjoy Christmas in your new home. $649,900

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Sunfilled 3 Bdrm Family Home. Open concept main floor living w/large oak kitchen and spacious living and dining rooms. 2 Reno’d bathrooms. 2 w/outs to fabulous perennial gardens. Private side deck for BBQ’s. Partially finished basement with 4th Bdrm, Rec Room and loads of storage space. Private driveway-parks 3 cars. Enjoy the tranquil serenity of the totally private b/ yard complete w/waterpond feature, interlock patio/flagstone pathways, vine covered arbor & glorious gardens. No grass to cut! Irrigation system does all your watering! If you love low maintenance gardening…this is it…a must see!

11 Twenty-Ninth Street Photo Gallery @ julierosshomes.com

520-9609 232-9000

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416 416

Absolutely Spectacular Renovation! Modern AAA Class Decor! 1,900sqft of Luxury 905 and Extravagance with an open concept kitchen overlooking an enormous living room. 2 Bedrooms + Huge Den easily transforms into a 3rd Bedroom. Gorgeous state of the art En-suite and Main Bathrooms. Walk-in Closet and Walk out to Balcony from Living room, Master and 2nd Bedroom. This affluent gated Royal LePage Your community is located on 9½ Acres of Award winning grounds designed in a Community Realty, Brokerage Country club setting, and most definitely Resort style living. $589,000

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Sale - 51 Mulgrove Drive 723-1786 For Bright, solid 3-bedrm, 2-bath bungalow. Eat762-8255 in kitchen, open living/dining room. Side entrance

elaine.mcdonald@hotmail.ca www.elainemcdonald.ca to partial finished basement with rec room, gas

fireplace 3-piece bath. Lovely mature lot, 2+ car driveway, attached garage and private backyard.

Royal LePage Real Estate Services Ltd., Brokerage Great schools, shops, parks, ttc, highways, airport++.

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Meticulously Maintained 5+2 Bdrm 2 Story Custom 416 436-8989 Office Built Executive Home. Multiple Walk-Outs To A Private 416 762-8255 Country-Like Setting Backing Onto Bloordale Park-Ravine.

Stunning Lower Level Finish With A 2 Bdrm Self-Contained Apartment. Double Car Garage, Gas Fireplace, Gourmet Kitchen With Eat-In. Excellent Schools; Michael Power Royal LePage Real Estate Bloordale, Silverthorn Collegiate. Minutes to Centennial Park, Services Ltd, Brokerage Highways, Airport, TTC And Shopping. Asking $1,150,000.

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This delightful bungalow is located on a wonderful street in the Princess Anne Manor. This is a bright lovely home with a practical layout, it is perfect for a family or executive style living. Walk out from the spacious kitchen to a private backyard, with a concrete pool, music system, cabana and Pergola covered Entertainment Deck. Excellent Schools! Easy access to highways.

Independently Owned and Operated

pHilip GriffitHs Broker of Record JAne fedosiewicH Sales Representative 416 239-9576 416 801-1882 DIRECT

Welcome to this beautiful updated sun filled bungalow situated on a beautiful lot. Neighbouring onto a green space this home features a beautiful oasis in the rear gardens with inground pool.

3 + 1 bedrooms, beautiful large recreation room, 2 bathrooms and an open concept main floor with gourmet kitchen. This home has updates galore. Steps to restaurants, grocery, shops and TTC. Minutes to the Gardiner, Downtown and the Airport.

Open House Sat/Sun 2-4pm Norseman Heights *Royal LePage Real Estate Services Ltd., Brokerage

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416.236.1871

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Royal LePage Real Estate Services Ltd., Brokerage Office: 416 231 3000 www.lepageandstewart.com

CORNER OUTSIDE LIVING Boutique Building ~ 2 Bdrm + Den ~ 2 1/2 Bath ~ Parking + Locker 1678 SqFt ~ Hardwood Thru-Out ~ Walk To Subway / TTC ~ Perfect Locale!

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416

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- 3 bed, 3 bath - Immaculate finishes throughout - Finished basement - 6’10” ceiling!

- South facing backyard & covered deck, perfect for entertaining

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Bright apartments close to ttc and highway access Solid Brick property with detached double garage and wide private driveway. Call Rick or Frances Johnston Keller Williams Realty.

50 x 125’ lot • Sat/Sun 2-4 55 Eagle Road $985,000 Springbrook Gardens - Walk to SUBWAY & The Kingsway!

Superior 3 Br Bungalow W An Attached Double Garage In Springbrook Gardens On A 50' X 125' Lot! 1400 SF above grade! Huge crawl space below MBR (See floor plans.) Amazing Opportunity To Live In Or To Reno/ Build On This Majestic Spot On A Bright, Sunny North/East Corner Along A Glorious Tree-Lined Street Interspersed W Custom Homes. MOVE-IN condition! Walk To Islington Subway, Rec Centre, Library. Coveted School District. Open Thurs 5:30- 7:30.

www.55EagleRd.com Christine Jaremko Broker of Record • Michael Jaremko Broker • Sophie Jaremko Real Estate Limited Brokerage

416-231-8282

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Sales Representative

Professionals Inc., Brokerage Independently Owned

www.motria.com 416 236-1241 motriadzulynsky@trebnet.com

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www.tinaklein.com • 416 743-3832

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$319,900 End Unit, Ideal Starter! Spacious 3 Bedroom Townhouse In A Small Complex.

You’ll Love The Bright Spacious Living/Dining Room And The Walk-Out From The Dining Room To The Patio, The Master Bedroom Has Wall To Wall Closets And Warm Oak Hardwood Floors, 1 ½ Bathrooms, The Basement (Main Floor) Has A Cozy Rec. Room And Laundry Room. This Is A Nice Home And Won’t Last. For a picture tour please visit www.tinaklein.com $479,900 This Is A Remarkably Spacious Home. The Room Sizes Are Fairly Large. Living Room With Warm Oak Hardwood Floors And Picture Window Overlooking The Street, Updated Sunny Bright Eat-In Kitchen, The Dining Room Originally Was The 3rd Bedroom And Has A Walk-Out To The Deck. Totally Renovated Dream Bathroom. 2 Bedrooms Upstairs That Are Surprisingly Large And Cozy And A ½ Bathroom. The Basement Is Partially Finished. This Is A Unique Home. For a picture tour please visit www.tinaklein.com $484,700 Situated On A Pie Shaped Lot 65 X 140 Is This Solid 1 ½ Home. There Are 3 Bedrooms, One On The Main Floor And Two Upstairs With Sloped Ceilings. One Bathroom, Large Eat-In Kitchen. Gleaming Hardwood Floors Under The Wall To Wall Broadloom. Finished Recreation Room With Paneling. Of Course There Is Central Air. There Is Lots Of Room For Expanding This Home And The Street Is A Renovators Dream!! For A Picture Tour visit: www.tinaklein.com $487,700 Stunning! Absolutely Stunning! This totally renovated 1 ½ storey home is done from top to bottom. Modern renovated Kitchen with open concept, Living room with laminate Floors, modern renovated Dream Bathroom, 3 Bedrooms, walk-out to a deck overlooking the garden. The basement has been finished with pot lights, laminate floors and a 3 piece bathroom. This is a really nice home!! At this price it won’t be long on the market. For a picture tour please visit www.tinaklein.com

LUXURY CONDO IN THE KINGSWAY!

Sophisticated and classic renovation – absolutely spectacular! 2 bedroom plus den in exclusive, 6 story boutique building. Open concept kitchen, 9’ ceilings. Top of the line hardwood, marble, granite, crown mouldings, high baseboards. Imported, luxurious high end fixtures throughout. Open balcony. Parking, locker, 24 hour concierge, gym, rooftop terrace w bbq. Walk to Humber, shopping, TTC. 25 Earlington #209. $469,500

RENOvATED SUITE!

Renovated, bright and spacious one bedroom co-op suite in excellent well maintained building. Large balcony, open L-shaped, living/dining room. Custom maple kitchen. crown mouldings, upgraded doors and hardware. Parquet floors, builtin office nook. Completely renovated 4 piece bath. Good sized bedroom with walk- in closet.

151 La Rose Ave #303. $193,900

MYRON DYLYNSKY Sales Representative

416 670-4480 DIRECT

1. Suite 500 - 1953SF , 3 bdrms, 3 wshrm, SE Corner Unit @ $949,000 2. Suite 1402 - 1626SF, 2 bdrms, 2 wshrm, SW Corner Unit @ $714,000 3. Suite 1511 - 1589SF, 2 bdrm, 2 wshrm, NE Corner Unit @ $699,000

Consumer Feature

With the support of Councillor John Campbell, Susan Quaglieri is recreating the Buttonwood Hill Residents’ Association. And she needs your help.

The group will work together to give the community a voice. With new developments popping up all across Toronto, communities need to come together to keep their neighbourhoods from changing drastically. This local group will listen as members discuss their opinions and ideas and stand together on issues that affect everyone.

As new developments are planned, companies are only required to inform those who live a certain distance away. This can keep other community members in the dark, even though their neighbourhood will be affected. With a community group, no one is left out of the loop.

Residents who have lived in the area for a long time may remember the original Buttonwood Hill Residents’ Association. The group was created when new developments moved into the area, but dissolved about four years ago due to busy schedules. Before the group was put on hold, it was very successful.

When the Chartwell Scarlett Heights Retirement Residence was beginning construction, the Buttonwood Hill group was able to use petitions and meetings with developers to get the density down from stacked townhouses to single townhouses. A set of condominium towers in the neighbourhood

Royal Lepage Real Estate Services Ltd., Brokerage

Available for Sale/Lease:

$617,700 Stunning!! Absolutely Stunning!! Totally Renovated Bungalow With An In-Law Suite Your Mom Will Love!!! When You Walk Into This Bungalow The First Thing That Strikes You Is The Beautiful Ceramic Floors, Gleaming Hardwood Floors, Dream Kitchen With Granite Counters, Stone Wall In The Living Room, The Basement Is Just Wow!! Like I Said Your Mom Will Thank You For Buying This Home! There Are Too Many Extras Too Mention! Pictures Do Not Do It Justice! For A Picture Tour visit: www.tinaklein.com

Community group seeking new members

SUNNYLEA BUNGALOW!

Charming and sweet bungalow in premium Sunnylea location. Located steps to Bloor Street and subway on quiet prime street. Stone front with leaded glass. Fabulous 140 foot deep lot. 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, eat-in kitchen.

2 fireplaces, hardwood floors. Large basement rec room. Private drive.

Garage. Great potential for renovation/ expansion. Great schools - Sunnylea, Our Lady of Sorrows, Etobicoke CI.

KINGSWAY 0N-THE-PARK Welcome to 1 Aberfoyle Crescent, the West End’s Premier Condominium Residence.

Superb building amenities include 24 hour onsite security teams, direct access to Islington subway, private tennis courts, a salt water indoor pool & much more!

4. Suite 1409 - 920SF, 1 bdrm, 1 wshrm, West View @ $1,750/Mo

Call Myron Today KOTP’s Resident Agent Virtual Tours & Floor Plans www.dylynsky.com

Royal LePage

Porritt Real Estate

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Susan Quaglieri is looking for other community members to help make a difference in the neighbourhood in which she’s resided for over 24 years.

brought one of their buildings from 21 storeys down to just 12. The developers also agreed to add a commercial area for all community members to enjoy instead of just housing.

Susan Quaglieri is a longtime resident of the Buttonwood Hill area. She was the secretary and treasurer of the former Buttonwood Hill Residents’ Association.

Community members who are interested in learning more about or joining the group are invited to contact Councillor John Campbell at 416-392-1369. Everyone is welcome.

Porritt Real Estate., Brokerage

INDEPENDENTLY OWNED AND OPERATED

1500 Royal York Rd & 3385 LakeShore Blvd W

Victoria Kholodenko Sales Representative Office: 416-245-9933

Victoria Cara Sales Representative Office: 416-245-9933

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Frank Leo

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Free Standing Building, Multi-Use Zoning Commercial, Retail & Residential 7,000 Sq Ft of Finished Space, Rear Addition, 3 Separate Entrances, Cold Storage Vault (Previous Fur Store) Roof Top Terrace, 3 Car Parking, Fantastic Opportunity & Location! $2,800,000!

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Situated in One of the Most Highly Sought After Oak Ridges Streets, Ultra Luxurious Executive 4+1 Bedroom 2 Storey, 10 Ft Ceilings on Main Floor, Crown Mouldings, Over 150 Pot Lights, Custom Gourmet Kitchen, S/S Appliances, Granite Countertop, Spectacular Waffle Ceiling in Living Room, Elevator,Wrought Iron Railing,Professionally Finished Basement, Nanny Quarters, Attention to detail, Exceptional Quality, Original Builders Model Home, Simply Spectacular! Only $1,498,000!

CALEDON 12 CAR GARAGE

Situated on 2 Acre Lot, Detached 6 Bedroom 2 Storey, Floating Circular Staircase, Renovated Kitchen, Granite Countertops, Vaulted Ceilings, Finished Walkout Basement, Ideal for Entertaining plus a 2 Bedroom In-Law Suite, Amazing Property & Opportunity! Only $1,100,000

SPECTACULAR CUSTOM BUILT!

Luxurious 5+1 Bedrm 2-Storey On 60Ft Lot, Highly Sought After Richmond Hill Street, Loaded w/Quality and Upgrades, Cathedral Ceiling, Gourmet Kitchen, S/S B/I Appl’s, Granite, Centre Island, Bkfst Bar, W/O Prof Landscaped Patio+Yard, Prof Fin Bsmt with Separate Entrance Ideal For Entertaining & Inlaw/Nanny Suite, Fantastic Neighbourhood! Top Ranking School District, Close To Amenities! Only $1,850,000!

AVENUE RD & EGLINTON

Located in Sought after Allenby School District, Detached 2 Storey, 3+1 Bedroom with Addition, Open Concept Living Room, Formal Dining Room, Family Size Kitchen with Walkout, Finished Basement Ideal for Entertaining or Nanny Suite, Sun Room, Private Drive, Double Garage, Immaculately Maintained, Simply Must be Seen! Only $1,299,900!

LUXURY PALACE PIER

Waterfront Location, Totally Redesigned & Professionally Renovated 3 Bedroom, 3,200 Sq Ft Suite with Lavish Finishes, Over 350K Spent, No Expense Spared,Top of the Line Appliances, Crown Mouldings, Custom Cabinetry, Gourmet Kitchen, Divine Bathrooms... the list goes on. A Spectacular Lifestyle awaits you.

Call for a Confidential Viewing Today! Only $999,900

FABULOUS LOCATION!!

Luxury Custom-Built Home Located On Quiet Cul-De-Sac! Stunning 4 Bed, 5 Bath Open Concept Layout W/ Features That Include High Ceilings Throughout, Superior Finishes, Amazing Gourmet Kitchen W/Viking Appliances, Natural Stone Flooring, Large Master Bedroom W/ Spa-Like Ensuite,Finished BasementW/ Heated Flooring &Walkout, And Much More. No Expense Spared! Only $1,795,000!

THE HEART OF KING CITY

Rare 1.4 Acre Ravine Lot with Salt Water Pool and Grassy Area Surrounded by Forest and Stream, Your own Private Oasis!

Huge 4 Bdrm Raised Bungalow with 250 Foot Frontage and Commercial Potential, Many Updates Include Kitchen, Baths, Roof, Furnace, Windows & Family Room Addition, Vaulted Living Room, Close to Hwy 400, Just east of Jane and a Walk to Town! An Entertainer’s Dream for Only $1,149,000!

PRIME BUILDING LOT

Build Your Custom Dream Home In This Exclusive ‘Humber Heights’ Neighbourhood Surrounded By Multi-Million Dollar Homes!!

Prime 75’ x 180’ Lot Is Ready To Develop.

New Survey Available. Don’t Delay. Won’t Last Long!!! Only $989,000

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AMAZING LOCATION & INVESTMENT PROPERTY!!

3 in One, 60 Yr Established Automotive Shop with 5 Bays, 16ft Ceiling, Access From Front and Back Lane, Turn Key, All Equipment & Business Included, Commercial Unit at Front (Previously Used as Auto Parts Store) Plus 2 Bedroom Apartment Above, High Demand Location Bloor/Lansdowne/Dupont, Only $950,000!

PRIME ALDERWOOD OPPORTUNITY Amazing Opportunity to Live/Work In Alderwood! Modern & Well Maintained Corner Store-Front Complete W/Two Large Self Contained 2 Bed/2 Bath Apartment Units. Retail Area Features Large Foyer/ Reception, Huge Open Workspace, Separate Office, 2 Washrooms, Recently Finished Basement & Rear Entrance. Great Location Close To Hwys & Transit. Won’t Last Long!!! Only $780,000!

SPECTACULAR 5 LEVEL BACKSPLIT

STUNNING CENTRAL ETOBICOKE 4 BDRM!!

Situated on a Quiet Cul-de-Sac on Premium Pie Shaped Professionally Landscaped Lot, Double Door Entry, Large Foyer, Open Concept Living and Family Rooms, Gleaming Hardwood Floors, Thousands Spent on Updates and Upgrades, Immaculately Maintained, Shows to Perfection, Professionally Finished Basement, 2 Kitchens, 4 Baths, Double Garage Plus Much More! Only $899,900!

Renovated 2 Storey Facing Park With Double Car Garage and Triple Drive. Large Principle Rooms, Granite Foyer/ Hallway. Beautiful Family Room with Granite Fireplace.

Huge Master with 4pc Ensuite and Walkin Closet.

Amazing Garage with Heat/AC/Sink. No Expense Spared, Steps to TTC and Great Schools, Only $899,000!!

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SPRAWLING RANCH STYLE BUNGALOW

Situated on a Premium 73 Ft x 119 Ft Lot, Fabulous Location and Neighbourhood, 3+1 Bedroom, Open Concept Living Room, Formal Dining Room, Updated Kitchen + Bath, Finished Basement Ideal for Entertaining or possible In-law Suite, Landscaped Large Lot, Garage, Large Driveway, Immaculately Maintained!

SOLD IN 1 WK FOR 113% OF ASKING

GORGEOUS ETOBICOKE COURT!!

Beautifully Renovated 3 + 2 Bedroom Bungalow With Amazing Curb Appeal On An Exclusive & Ultra-Quiet Court Surrounded By Nature!! This Exceptional Property Features A Gorgeous Gourmet Kitchen, Stunning Bathroom W/ Jacuzzi, Generous Living Spaces, Fully Finished Basement W/Separate Entrance, Tastefully Landscaped Grounds W/ Interlocking Stone Driveway, Large Rear Patio W/ Stone Fireplace, And Much More! Very Rare Opportunity to Own On One Of North Etobicoke’s Best Streets! Just Move In And Enjoy!!

SOLD IN 1WK FOR 106% OF ASKING!

PRIDE OF OWNERSHIP!!

Large & Immaculately Maintained Family Home Situated On A Beautiful Lot!! Great Layout Features A Huge Updated Eat-In Kitchen, Spacious Living Room, Oversized Family Room W/ Vaulted Ceiling, Large Master Bedroom, Amazing Finished Basement W/Kitchen And Separate Entrance, Oversize 2-Car Garage, And Much More! Close to Transit & Highways. Truly A Gem That Won’t Disappoint -- Must Be Seen!! Only $849,000!!

ABSOLUTE SHOW STOPPER!!

Absolutely Stunning 2-Storey Home Located In Desirable, Family Oriented Neighbourhood!! Two Walk-Outs to a Very Private Backyard Oasis! Beautiful In-Ground Pool, Extensive Professional Landscaping, Newly Renovated Modern Kitchen w/ Marble Counters & Back Splash, Family Room w/ Gas-Fireplace, Wireless Sound System Throughout And Much More! Truly an Entertainer’s Delight! Don’t Miss Out! Rare Opportunity!!

SOLD IN 1 WK FORK 106% OF ASKING

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CABBAGETOWN LANDMARK

Narrowest Detached Home in Toronto, Totally Renovated Situated on an 8Ft Lot, 2 Bedroom, Architectural Masterpiece will Amaze You! Tempered Glass, 3 Balconies, Granite Floor, Custom Kitchen with B/I Appliances, Sunlit, Open Concept, 3 Bathrooms, Sauna, Finished Basement, Beautiful Deck + Garden, One of a Kind! Simply Must be Seen! Only $750,000!

HEART OF MAPLE

Luxury 3 Bedroom 2 Storey, End Unit, Open Concept Living & Dining Room, Large Gourmet Kitchen Overlooking Family Size Eating Area, Walkout to Patio, Cherry Tree, Master Bedroom Retreat, Walk-in Closet and 4 Pc Ensuite, Fantastic Location, Close to Amenities, Wonderland, Vaughan Mills, Schools & Easy Access to Hwy!

SOLD IN 1WK FOR 102% OF ASKING!

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Fabulous 4 bedroom, 2 Storey brick home, Hardwood floors, finished basement with side entrance, garage-home entrance, large very private reverse pie-shape lot, plenty of parking! Only $699,900!

YONGE AND FINCH!

Location, Location, Location! Rarely Offered 3 Bedroom Suite At Tridel’s Luxurious ‘Meridian’! Very Nice Layout Featuring A Large Balcony W/ South View, Kitchen w/ Granite Counters, Spacious Bedrooms, Master Ensuite, New Flooring, Locker And 2 Parking Spots!! Steps To Finch Station, Schools and All Amenities. Amazing Value – Must Be Seen!! Only $565,000!

LAKESHORE & PARKLAWN

Wow!! Fabulous Open Concept Suite with Breathtaking Panoramic Views of The Lake & City From Every Room!! Bright & Spacious Condo Features 1,128 Sq Ft of Luxury Living, 2 Bedroom Split Layout w/ Stunning Wrap-around Terrace (Approx. 450 S/f), 9’ Ceilings, 7’ Windows Throughout, Huge Master Bedroom w/ Ensuite! Steps to Lake, Parks, Trails & Transit! Truly Spectacular – Must Be Seen!!! Only $549,900!

DAVENPORT AND LANSDOWNE Fabulous Opportunity 3+1 Bedroom, 2 Storey with In-Law Suite, Double Garage, Updated Windows, Roof (2015), 2 Sunrooms, Separate Entrance to Bsmt, Large Veranda, Patio, Garden, Ideal Location + Neighbourhood, Steps to Transit and Amenities!

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ESA grad dances into first film role in Full Out Robbie Graham-Kuntz makes movie debut on the Family Channel Sept. 11 CYNTHIA REASON creason@insidetoronto.com Etobicoke School of the Arts alum Robbie Graham-Kuntz is set to make his movie debut this week.

The 19-year-old musical theatre grad stars in the Family Channel feature film, Full Out, set to air on Friday, Sept. 11 at 7:30 p.m.

“It’s a great movie. I had a blast filming it, and I’m sure audiences will love it, too.” said Graham-Kuntz of Full Out, which he filmed two years ago in Toronto.

Full Out is based on the reallife story of elite gymnast Ariana Berlin (played by Ana Golja, of Degrassi fame), whose dreams of competing for gold in the Olympics are sidelined by a near-fatal car accident.

Injured and unable to train, Berlin is introduced by her physical therapist to the world of hip hop

dancing, where she meets GrahamKuntz’s character Adam – a dancer who becomes her love interest in the movie.

Graham-Kuntz said one of the best parts of the Full Out filming experience was getting to work alongside the inspiration for the movie, Ariana Berlin, herself.

Berlin not only served as a gymnastics double on the film, but also makes a cameo appearance as the assistant coach of the UCLA gymnastics team.

“She was there every day on set, but there was no added pressure at all. She’s one of the coolest people I’ve ever met and she was so chill,” he said of working alongside Berlin.

“She was always jumping around set being a happy, go-getter kind of person. It was nice to have that energy on set.”

So positive was Berlin on set, in fact, that Graham-Kuntz said

he often forgot that the drama unfolding in front of the camera had actually happened to her.

It was through hip hop that the real-life Berlin was able to gradually gain back the strength and confidence necessary to return to gymnastics as a member of the esteemed UCLA gymnastics team under the mentorship of coach Valerie Kondos-Field (played in Full Out by Flashdance’s Jennifer Beals).

While Full Out marks GrahamKuntz’s first big role in a movie, it’s not his first acting gig. His parents got the budding young talent an agent by age 10 or 11, and shortly thereafter he booked his first job – a commercial for Country Music Television.

“From there, there were some toy commercials and little things like that,” he said, noting that his first major TV gig was the recurring role

of Charlie on the Family Channel’s The Next Step, a show that follows a group of elite teen dancers.

It was on The Next Step that Graham-Kuntz met fellow actor/ dancers Lamar Johnson and Trevor Tjordman, who also landed roles on Full Out. “It was a great time on set, with great people to film with, obviously, because they were all my friends,” he said, noting that he also went to middle school with Golja.

“Overall, it was an amazing experience. It was while filming this that it kind of clicked with me that this was something I could see myself doing for the rest of my life. It was just a wonderful experience.”

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Dan the Music Man

12:15 - 1:15pm

Blush Band

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The Argues

2:30 - 3:30pm

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Deja Vu - Women of Rock

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Artistic Edge Dance Company

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KINGSWAY FACTS & HISTORY • Between 1906 and 1912, Robert Home Smith bought 3000 acres of land along the Humber River between Eglinton and Lake Ontario, which he developed into subdivisions such as Baby Point, Riverside Drive and Kingsway Park (now usually just called “The Kingsway”.)

• The first two houses in The Kingsway were 43 and 47 The Kingsway, built in 1924 for Edward J. Cousins and Edward L. Cousins, father and son, respectively.

• Between 1924 and 1947, 665 homes were built in The Kingsway.

• The Kingsway was the first road paved in Etobicoke.

• The Kingsway is wider than other roads in The Kingsway because Home Smith had planned to have an electric railway run down the centre of the street between Dundas and Bloor.

• Royal York Road was named after the Royal York Golf Course, opened by a partnership between the Royal York Hotel and Robert Home Smith in 1929. That golf course was renamed St. George’s Golf and Country Club in 1946.

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With September in full swing, the TTC has finally unveiled the first round of $95 million in service improvements.

Thirty-seven bus routes, many of them in suburban areas, will see an overall uptick in all-day service, restoring levels to what they were before sweeping budget cuts dating back to 2012.

Thirty-nine bus and streetcar routes as well as subway service will now provide allday, frequent service.

The Blue Night network that operates once the subway closes at 2 a.m. also has expanded service.

The improvements could come at a cost to riders. It’s practically assured the TTC will hike transit fares for 2016 partially to off-set the added expense of running the new service.

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The agreement also comes in advance of anticipated stricter regulations for rideshares which will likely come up for debate in city council over the coming months.

Uber does cover passengers and drivers in certain situations for up to $5 million, but according to media reports, at least one former driver was planning to sue the company after his insurance claim was rejected following a major collision.

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The event allows riders with accessibility issues to connect in public or oneon-one with TTC staff and senior executives, as well as members of the transit commission’s accessibility advisory committee.

This year’s forum takes place Wednesday, Sept. 16 at the Allstream Centre inside the Exhibition Place grounds starting at 6 p.m. The TTC will operate an accessible shuttle bus service leaving Bathurst Station starting at 5 p.m.

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The Sam Smith Farmers’ Market WHEN: 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. WHERE: Colonel Sam Smith Park, 65 Col. Samuel Smith Park Dr. CONTACT: Jolene and Brian, samsmithmarket@ gmail.com COST: Free A weekly Saturday market until Oct. 17 featuring fresh produce, bread, cheese, prepared foods, guest vendors, crafts, activities and music.

This is a pilot market to determine community need for an annual market in 2016.

Community Bird Walk WHEN: 9 to 11 a.m. WHERE: Col. Samuel Smith Park, Colonel Samuel Smith Park Drive and Lake Shore Boulevard West CONTACT: Brian, brian@ccfew.org COST: Free CCFEW organizes monthly community bird walks in Etobicoke waterfront parks. They are free to the public, and are held rain or shine. Meet in the south parking lot for this walk.

A Taste of Ukraine – Ukrainian Heritage Day WHEN: 1 to 4 p.m.

WHERE: Ukrainian Canadian Care Centre, 60 Richview Rd. CONTACT: Anna, 647-7250844, ado@stdemetrius. ca COST: Free Songs, dance, vendors, ukrainian food, stories, embroidery, Pysanka demonstration and keynote speaker.

Messy Church (Sunday School on Saturday) WHEN: 2 to 3 p.m. WHERE: St. Philip’s Parish Hall, 60 Dixon Rd. CONTACT: 416-247-5181 COST: Free A time of games, Bible stories and snacks. Great opportunity for youngsters to become familiar with Church service and Holy Communion.

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The Incredible Years WHEN: 1 to 3 p.m. WHERE: Christ Church St. James Anglican Church, 194 Parklawn Rd. CONTACT: 416-231-7070 ext. 274 COST: Free Incredible Years is a free parenting program.

Learn more about play, praise, rewards, limit setting, problem solving and handling misbehaviour.

Parents feeling alone and stressed talk about: why kids act the way they do, how to get kids to do what you want and how to feel good about yourself and your chil. Program: 14 sessions. Receive ccertificate upon completion. Childcare and TTC tokens available. Snacks.

Bid Euchre WHEN: 7 p.m. WHERE: Franklin Horner Community Centre, 432 Horner Ave. CONTACT: Susan, 416252-6822, franklinhorner.susan@ gmail.com COST: $4 members, $5 non-members Enjoy an afternoon of bid euchre with a friendly bunch of enthusiasts. No registration required.

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Taoist Tai Chi Open House WHEN: 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. WHERE: Taoist Tai Chi Society, Etobicoke Location, 35 Chauncey Ave. CONTACT: Janka Safar/ Barb Taylor, 416-236-0720, etobicoke@taoist.org, www. taoist.org COST: Free Learn the health benefits of practicing the internal arts of Taoist tai chi. Visit website for details.

Mystic Pointe Community Party WHEN: 12 p.m. to 3 p.m. WHERE: Mystic Pointe Community, 300 Manitoba St. CONTACT: Barby Wolfish, service@petpointe.ca COST: Free Meet the merchants of Mystic Pointe.

Free hot dogs, refreshments, ice cream, cotton candy, Japanese style noodles, popcorn, entertainment.

Meet Toronto Ironman, free yoga classes, beauty treatments, dental goodies, flu shot info, doggie loot

bags, free pet photos, and more.

Sunday Bid Euchre WHEN: 1 p.m. to WHERE: Franklin Horner Community Centre, 432 Horner Avenue CONTACT: Susan, 416-252-6822, franklinhorner.susan@gmail.com COST: $3 members, $4 non-members Come for an afternoon of bid euchre.

No partner required, just show up and have fun!

Jazz Vespers WHEN: 4 p.m. to 5 p.m. WHERE: St. Philip’s Anglican Church, 25 St. Phillips Road CONTACT: Church Office, 416-247-5181 COST: Free An hour of music, prayer, readings/ poetry. This week featuring the Mark Eisenman Quartet, with Mark on piano, Mike Murley(sax) Barry Elmes(drums) and Pat Collins(bass).

A freewill offering is gratefully accepted.

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Falls Prevention Program WHEN: 11 a.m. to 12 p.m. WHERE: Franklin Horner Community Centre, 432 Horner Ave. CONTACT: Susan, 416 252-6822, franklinhorner. susan@gmail.com COST: Free Register now for this free 12 week course which will help you maintain you balance and teach you exercises to remain strong and mobile.

Mindfulness in the Park WHEN: 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.

WHERE: Bell Manor Park, 6 Hill Heights Rd. CONTACT: 416-231-707, ext. 307, COST: Free Spend an hour with yourself being mindful of what is present in the moment. This class will be a combination of seated, standing, and walking meditation, all guided by the facilitator. No experience is required. Event will be outdoors, but will move indoors when the weather changes.Please bring your own chair, or blanket for the park. Organized by Stonegate CHC. Memoir Writing Seminar WHEN: 2 to 3 p.m. WHERE: Eatonville library, 430 Burnhamthorpe Rd CONTACT: Peggy Ho, 416-394-5270, eaprograms@torontopubliclibrary.ca COST: Free Share and improve your memoir writing skills in this four-part weekly sessions led by author Leslie DonaldsonReid. Continues until Oct. 8.

Conversational French WHEN: 10 a.m. to noon WHERE: Islington Seniors’ Centre, 4968 Dundas St. W. CONTACT: 416-231-3431, islingtonseniors@bellnet.ca COST: $1/day If you have some knowledge of basic French, come on out and get involved in a variety of activities that will have you conversing with others in the class about many different topics. Membership and registration required.

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Healing wiith Sprouts - The Best Sprouts to Eat and Grow WHEN: 2 to 3:30 p.m. WHERE: Eatonville library, 430 Burnhamthorpe Rd. CONTACT: Peggy Ho, 416-3945270, eaprograms@torontopubliclibrary.ca COST: Free Learn from a vegan nutritionist Virginie Misseri ways to incorporate sprouts into a variety of different recipes; adding nutrition, vibrant colour and texture to your meals!

Jam Making Workhop WHEN: 6 to 8 p.m. WHERE: Stonegate Community Health Centre, 150 Berry Rd. CONTACT: 416-231-7070

Ext.307, COST: Free Learn an easy and healthy way to get the goodness of local fruit in the cold winter months with nurse practitioner Shelley Walkerley. Registration required.

ABC’s of First-Time Home Buying WHEN: 6:30 to 8 p.m. WHERE: Eatonville library, 430 Burnhamthorpe Rd. CONTACT: Peggy Ho, 416-3945270, eaprograms@torontopubliclibrary.ca COST: Free This seminar explains all the steps involved in buying your first home, including the process involved in being pre-approved at the bank, what to expect with your realtor and what will be the legal steps involved.

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Flute Mini-Concert & InstrumentTasting WHEN: 6 to 7 p.m. WHERE: The Kingsway Conservatory of Music, 2848 Bloor St. W. CONTACT: 416234-0121, www.kingswayconservatory.ca, COST: Free The Kingsway Conservatory of Music features flautist Alheli Pimienta in a short concert of flute show pieces and demos as she kicks off KCM’s new Children’s Flute Ensemble for young beginners (ages seven-10).

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Pasta Dinner WHEN: 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. WHERE: Mimico Presbyterian Church, 119 Mimico Ave. CONTACT: Barb Wallace, blwallac@live.ca COST: $12 for adults, $6 for children

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CHAMPIONSHIP GAME: Etobicoke’s first ever trip to the championship game of the CNE’s venerable peewee baseball tournament ended with a 5-1 loss to their nemesis Newmarket Hawks, who also beat them earlier in the summer in a national elimination tournament.

(Top) The Etobicoke Rangers’ Ethan Duliban delivers from the mound. He threw a threehitter through four-and-a-half innings and was named Etobicoke’s outstanding player.

(Above) Rangers’ Andrew Forrest applies the tag at third base to Brycen Pascal.

For the Etobicoke Rangers, they see it as the game that slipped away.

Talk with members of that peewee baseball team, who have an overall record of 52-7, and after shrugging their shoulders, the discussion will quickly focus on how they got to the final of the 59th annual Lions CNE tournament – only to come away without the championship trophy.

The Newmarket Hawks beat Etobicoke 5-1 last Thursday.

The Hawks, with 40 wins in 56 games, needed to combine some solid pitching, aggressive defensive play and clutch hitting to grind out a 5-1 come-from-behind win over Etobicoke to cap the 32-team tournament held over nine days at Coronation Park.

It was also the second time Newmarket had won – but the previous time, in 2004, was when the current group were only infants.

There were a number of firsts at this tournament – one of the oldest in Canada for 12 and 13 year olds – and an event that once featured Etobicoke native Joey Votto, now slugging for the Cincinnati Reds.

It was the first trip to the final for Etobicoke, the first time the event was held outside the Canadian National Exhibition grounds and Will Cuylle, a 13-year-old rookie with Etobicoke, was the only player to hit a 275-foot home run that cleared the left field

fence.

“We felt confident (about winning) and it was meaningful baseball to each guy on the roster,” said skipper Andrew Tulshi, who has coached for eight years, was a former Rangers player and attended the University of Michigan.

“The opportunities were there, but just couldn’t get the guys on base and push them around.”

The chins may have been down after the final out, the moment sombre and the stares quite noticeable

by Etobicoke watching the jubilation of a Newmarket team, but it was the Rangers who led 1-0 early in the seveninning game.

Etobicoke had trouble with Newmarket pitcher Brady Wagenhoffer, a former Baseball Ontario award winner and chosen the Lions CNE tournament MVP, as well as a Hawks pitching staff that gave up only four hits.

With Newmarket taking the lead 2-1 in the third, adding a run in the fifth and two more in the seventh, Etobicoke staged a rally in its last at-bat as Andrew Forrest and Michael Dodaro started with back-to-back hits and none out. The balloon burst when Nate Niedbala hit into a double play and Luke Berni ended the game striking out.

Etobicoke pitcher Ethan Duliban, who is entering Grade 8 and his graduating year at Etobicoke’s St. Clement Catholic School, received the Outstanding Player Award for his team.

He threw 70 pitches in fourand-a-half innings, giving up just three hits.

“Sure it’s tough to lose, but it’s great to get to the final and, for me, to receive such a great honor.

“We have a great team.

Not too many teams can say they got a chance to get to the final. This is something I’ll remember for a long time.”

Newmarket played the same Etobicoke squad in August in Windsor. That was in the elimination tournament to qualify for the Nationals held in the Montreal s u b u r b o f Re p e n t i g n y.

Newmarket coasted 15-5 over Etobicoke. “(Etobicoke) is a very good team – and strong,” praised Newmarket coach Rob Hums.

“As a team, we talked about close games, winning one inning at a time and let’s face it, to get to the final of (the Lions-CNE tournament) – you know the other team will be tough.”

Etobicoke beat Barrie 13-4 in a semifinal game – the game in which Cuylle hit the home run. The Rangers earlier defeated North York 9-1 with pitcher Devlin O’Brien striking out 12 in five innings. In a 12-1 win over Vaughan, it was Forrest who led Etobicoke’s hitting barrage.

Ne w m a r k e t c r u s h e d Scarborough 15-1, squeezed

by Barrie 7-5 and qualified for the final defeating North York, 3-2, in a nail biter.

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lad in vibrant red bricks and standing on a knoll, the Georgian-style farmhouse of Samuel and Ann Mercer is as much a landmark today as it was when it was built in the 1820s.

The three-foot thick foundation is of local fieldstone and the bricks were made on site of red clay from a small creek adjacent to the house.

Samuel Mercer was the eldest son of affluent United Empire Loyalists Thomas and Susanna Mercer, who arrived from Pennsylvania in 1796 and are considered to be the first settlers in the York Mills

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area. Samuel married Nancy “Ann” Anderson in Toronto in 1811, and the newlyweds moved to the western edge of Etobicoke, purchasing 81 hectares of land between today’s Eglinton Avenue West and Old Burnhamthorpe Road. With additional land purchases of 81 hectares in 1813 and 59 hectares in 1825, the Mercers soon had one of the largest farms in Etobicoke.

Samuel and Ann had 11 children, although two died very young. Initially all five

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sons remained on the family farm, and at least two of their four daughters remained there after their marriages.

After the 1850s, however, the children began to disperse, acquiring their own properties in Oxford, Huron

and Grey counties. Only one son, Seneca, remained on the home farm in Etobicoke until his death in 1910. Rathburn Road west of Renfor th Drive was originally named Seneca Road after him.

Elmcrest Road, which runs along the east side of 72 Old Burnhamthorpe Rd., today, was initially called Mercer Road.

Samuel died suddenly in 1830 at age 50, dictating his will from his bed on the same day he passed away. He left all of his property to his wife, rather than his eldest son, Thomas, making clear that if Ann ever remarried,

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Over the years, the property was gradually sold off and developed into residential housing and Centennial Park. The Mercer house was extensively and professionally restored by owners in the 1970s, and is protected by a heritage designation bylaw.

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Our program offers 2 free options delivered by our Ontario Safety League certified safe driving instructor to help you be a safer driver: 1. A two-hour safe driving class room course where you will learn the skills, tips and tricks to continue to drive with renewed confidence and safety.

2. After taking the in-class session, you can also schedule a one-hour individual in-vehicle road assessment of your safe driving skills and get advice for improvement from our Ontario Safety League certified safe driving instructor who will accompany you in the front passenger seat of your car.

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Etobicoke-Lakeshore councillor Mark Grimes won’t have to face an audit of his campaign expenses, as the city’s Compliance Audit Committee dismissed allegations that he had misreported expenses for printing, staffing, and a robocall.

Gr i m e s’ l a w ye r, Wi l l McDowell, called the complaint “a drive-by smear” of Grimes, and called the complaint “politically motivated, groundless and...irresponsible.”

Complainant Michael Craig said he was “flabbergasted” the committee rejected his application for a compliance audit and believed “it was a slam dunk.”

The committee gave no reasons for its rejection of Craig’s complaint, which made several allegations about the veteran councillor’s re-election campaign.

Craig told the committee that he had worked on another candidate’s campaign, Russ Ford – and admitted that part of his motivation came as he believed that the alleged overspending in the close race tipped the balance in Grimes’ favour.

Among other things, Craig questioned the $113 listed expense of a robocall by Mayor John Tory supporting Grimes. He also suggested that prices quoted in Grimes’ election expense report were too low and questioned why there were no payments listed for sign crews. He also suggested that a Grimes staff member may have been working for his campaign during working hours, and that another councillor was working on his campaign while also collecting a city salary.

Not so, said McDowell.

He presented evidence that the staff member had taken leave for the days she was

working on the re-election campaign and that there was no evidence the councillor was doing the campaign work during business hours when he was collecting his salary.

He also told the committee that Grimes had used an industrial printer to reproduce his literature – which accounted for a better price – and that Tory had only targeted 1,000 households of known Tory supporters for the robocall.

And he called “nonsensical” the idea that Grimes should be expected to pay campaign volunteers.

Following the meeting, Craig said that he was unsure as to whether he would appeal or take any further action regarding the complaint. He is still awaiting the results of another unrelated complaint against Grimes to the city’s Integrity Commissioner – over Grimes’ appearance in a series of promotional videos for a local developer.

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