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TARA HATHERLY thatherly@insidetoronto.com Small in years, but big in heart, 25 five-year-old Scarborough students recently collected food for people in their community with the help of their teacher.

The senior kindergarten students from Alexander Stirling Public School are the school’s first French immersion class.

Looking to celebrate their 100th day of school, the students accepted an idea from their teacher, Famina Nanji, to organize a food drive to collect 100 non-perishable food items for a local food bank.

“Counting by 10 is a really important thing for them to learn, so I thought, to make it a really relevant way of doing so, why not collect 100 items for the local food bank, and that way we can count up to 100 and make groups of 10 of the food items,” Nanji said, noting the exercise also tied into the students’ character education training, which so far has seen them learn about fairness, kindness, caring and friendship.

“I thought this would be a really neat way to involve the local community as well,” she added.

“To give back to the local community and do something nice for other people, as well as working on the math concept.”

To help collect the 100 food items, Nanji appealed to all of the school’s students, who jumped at the chance to support the drive.

“The response was really nice, and it was pretty amazing,” she said. >>>STUDENTS, page 16

Groups will give away 1,000 new books to promote reading at an upcoming event for residents of Kingston-Galloway and Orton Park.

Sp o t l i g h t o n L i t e r a c y : A Community Conversation will take place from 5:30 to 8 p.m. on Tuesday, March 5 at St. Margaret’s Public School on Galloway Road.

The event is meant to get residents and others talking about how to raise literacy levels in the east Scarborough neighbourhoods, which are often abbreviated as KGO. “A disproportionate number of KGO children and youth have been under-performing their peers across the province,” said event organizers The Learning Partnership, adding in a statement closing this gap will require a collaborative effort from

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The group, which aims to improve literacy by giving parents the skills to teach their children to read, hopes to start a “dialogue” in the community about reading, and connect families to information and resources that can help them do it.

The deadline to register for the forum (by visiting www.readingpartnership.com/events or calling 416-282-7284) and be eligible for child care during the evening is Monday, Feb. 25.

A light dinner will be served during the first half-hour. Other partners in the event are the Toronto Public Library’s Morningside branch, the Scarborough East Ontario Early Years Centre, the Toronto District School Board and Frontier College, which donated the books.

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OPENING CELEBRATION: Above, Centennial College instructor and chef Samuel Glass, right, Bal ‘Spice Goddess’ Arnesan and Centennial College Culinary Arts Centre coordinator Juerg Roth talk it over as second year student Manpreet Singh prepares chicken tikka during the centre’s official opening recently at the Centennial College Residence and Conference Centre. Left, Centennial College culinary arts students work in the kitchen during the opening ceremonies.

Bowling event helps local seniors TARA HATHERLY thatherly@insidetoronto.com Enjoy some good old-fashioned bowling fun and help St. Paul’s L’Amoreaux Centre suppor t Scarborough’s seniors.

Bowl for Seniors takes place from 7 to 9 p.m. on Thursday, Feb. 28, at Club 300 Bowl, 146 Old Kennedy Rd., just north of Steeles Avenue, in Markham. Registration is $15 per person, with forms available online from St. Paul’s website, www.splc. ca. Pledge forms are also available from the website for people who wish to support the event, but are unable to attend. Bowlers can collect

pledges as well, using a downloadable sponsor sheet.

The fundraiser benefits St. Paul’s various programs. The centre helps seniors live independently, while improving their quality of life through various support, recreation and health programs, providing assistance in English, Cantonese, Mandarin, Greek and Tamil.

Along with other non-profit groups, the centre has felt the pinch of the recent economic downturn.

With more seniors requiring help from the centre, it needs more funding to reach everyone who needs assistance.

Bowl for Seniors will also raise

money through a raffle and T-shirt sales. The event features two tournaments, one for teams and one for individuals, with the highest scoring individual and team earning a trophy.

But the real prize, will be the support raised for Scarborough’s seniors, said Lydia Li, St. Paul’s volunteer co-ordinator and fundraising assistant.

“It’s a chance for our board, staff and supporters to get to know one another. Best of all, bowling is always fun,” she said, adding, “No matter who gets the highest score, our seniors will be the winners.”

In Annushath Indrakanthan’s small bedroom, his shirts still hang in the closet above a backpack stuffed with the binder and textbooks he carried on his last day alive, July 20, 2009.

Hung over a graduation photo nearby is a medallion of Vishnu he wore that day for protection. Behind the photo is his wallet, returned by the police after he was fatally beaten and stabbed in an Agincourt strip plaza.

Under the bed covers are the jersey and the pajama pants Annushath, known as Annu, wore on his last night. His mother Ranji is here often, looking at them, touching them as if a part of her son is still on the bed.

Annu was 19 when he died.

Two young men were arrested and went on trial last year, charged with premeditated murder. On Jan. 25 of this year, a jury found Antriksh Singh and Theepan Thivviyananthan, both 22, not guilty.

When Ranji was told the verdict, members of her family said this week, she fainted on the spot. “It’s like he died all over again,” one said in the Indrakanthan’s northeast Scarborough home. “The jury’s decision has devastated my family, my parents,” said Nevishath, Annu’s younger brother. “My family didn’t receive the closure that we need, and it’s been a struggle.”

The dead youth’s relations know they can’t criticize the verdict, but they find it hard to accept.

Annu had no criminal record, they say, and he wasn’t athletic, wasn’t interested in the politics of Canada or of Sri Lanka, where his parents are from. He stayed home nights and saved the money people gave him on his birthdays instead of spending it.

“My brother was a very introverted person. He didn’t really like leaving the house. He preferred to be in the comfort of his home most of the time, and of his family,” said Nevishath, who spent time with his brother in the world of Runescape, an online role-playing game.

Most of all, Annu enjoyed taking care of his brothers and his many younger cousins. He was the oldest, so he knew his behaviour set an example, said an aunt who didn’t want her name published.

“He’s not the person to harm people,” she added. “If anyone had gotten to know him they would have

Annushath Indrakanthan, 19, was killed in July of 2009. A jury found the two men accused of murder in his death not guilty late last month.

gotten to love him.”

During the trial, Singh testified he thought Annu was connected to a Scarborough-based gang, the East Side Thugs, and that he had driven a car over Singh’s ankle earlier in 2009. The court heard Singh say he went in search of Annu to get him to confess, Annu, enrolled at West Hill Collegiate, was taking courses at Stephen Leacock Collegiate that summer to upgrade some marks.

Nevishath said the family had never heard of the East Side Thugs or Singh before July 20, 2009, and that his brother “didn’t have a reason to be alert or aware” as he headed across the street from the school at around noon for a slice of pizza, Singh arrived at the Bonis Avenue plaza that day with four friends, including Thivviyananthan, who testified he stayed in the car.

Singh admitted in court he hit Annu with a hammer, but said it was in self defence. He was convicted of aggravated assault, but cleared of the first-degree murder charge.

Annu died of his wounds in hospital. Family members are adamant he was not involved with a gang, and say they want him to be remembered for who he was. They showed a visitor this week a framed assignment Annu wrote when he was 13 or 14 and attending Heritage Park Public School.

Entitled “Where I want to be in 10 years,” it expressed a boy’s wishes to start his own business and be successful enough to afford houses, cars and take care of his parents and brothers.

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Wednesday’s meeting of Toronto Council was ridiculous our view – debating for hours on what would be on the agenda, even Contrarian a long debate on whether they voice needed should have a debate on emergency shelter beds. at table However, it was when attention was turned to including downtown councillor Adam Vaughan on the mayor’s executive committee that things became very apparent: Mayor Ford has no intention of welcoming anyone with opposing views into his inner circle.

“You want to put people on that are going to disrupt our committee – and I don’t think it’s right,” said Ford. “If you’re not going to support the agenda, you’re going to put a tax-and-spend lefty on there and I don’t want that.”

Yes, the executive committee is tasked with moving along the mayor’s agenda – whether you like it or not, in some cases. Ford assured any councillor could give a speech before the executive, and suggest motions that may be moved by members. It is, after all, their task to focus the conversation before it comes to council where, whatever is decided, it comes down to a vote. In the end, what comes from the executive committee may or may not get voted in by council.

Vaughan argued the committee needed some representation from Toronto’s downtown core.

Very true. Especially when considering since the 2010 election not a single councillor from the Toronto-East York Community Council area has sat on Ford’s executive committee. The city’s wins and losses are shared by all its residents. Having a voice that speaks to the unique issues of every corner of the city, and all residents of the city is not a bad thing.

Allowing someone from the left a voice at the executive table would not be the wrong move by the mayor. Choosing a left-of-centre councillor who can work constructively with Ford and his agenda is the key to having a contrarian voice at the table.

We endorse the idea of having representation from all sides of the political spectrum, from every part of the city, on the executive committee; and we call for expanding the motion by rookie councillors Mary-Margaret McMahon and Jaye Robinson to set councillor term limits to also include sitting on any city committee. newsroom

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nothing was taken.

She had a big smile on her face as if she was also happy to know the purse she turned in had been returned to its owner. We hugged and I thanked her.

She said how her parents always told her to do the right thing and never take what doesn’t belong to you.

She went on to say how she teaches her own children those same lessons.

I gave her $20 as a small gesture of my thanks and appreciation for her kindness.

She wouldn’t take it.

I had to open her hand and make her clutch it. We wished each other well and went our separate ways.

Agostina is her name and she truly was my angel that day.

Sadly, the lack of resolve shown by the many administrations who have misdirected our taxes into special interest pet projects has created this problem.

The answer seems to be to throw money at a problem whenever it is politically expedient to do so thus their creation of the Big Move.

However, against the wishes of the many, the province unleashed their Big Move on to the streets of Scarborough and now they want us to pay for it.

Our MPPs said they did not prefer this option either, yet here we are with our streets becoming transit corridors.

If no one is listening to us, can we now claim there is no taxation without representation?

So go to the meetings or go online and make yourself heard. We can try to make a difference if we all speak up.

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‘Angel’ returned purse lost in food court To the editor: I lost my purse in a downtown Toronto food court recently and only discovered it was missing five hours later.

I work close by and went down to have a coffee with a colleague, hung my purse on the back of the chair and walked away a half hour later, leaving my purse behind.

It was when I went to pull out $5 for the office lottery pool that I realized my purse was missing.

I knew right away where I left it and ran back to the food court.

Of course it was gone, but the staff at the Tim Hortons directed me to security, which was way down the hall, up the escalator and around the front of some big office building.

Sure enough, my purse was

To the editor: I would encourage every taxpayer in Scarborough to get involved with the citysponsored Feeling Congested campaign that is asking for public input on the future of transit in Toronto.

We must speak up to make sure that special interest groups and lobbyists do not deflect the burden entirely on to the lowly citizen taxpayer.

Let’s make sure that all those with interests in the city pay their full share.

Torontonians have always been paying for transit.

Not only with our property tax increases, but every time we use the transit system.

It is now the turn of the 905 area residents who get to use our public facilities for free to step up and be counted.

Currently, the only way this can be achieved is through provincial taxation and adequate funding for the TTC.

turned in.

All I knew was a member of the cleaning staff found it.

On my way back through the food court to return to my office, I saw one of the cleaners and asked him if he was the one that found it.

He said it wasn’t him as he had just started his shift.

A few days later I returned, in hopes of tracking down the right shift.

I noticed at the far end of the food court, a short, petit woman wiping down a tray.

I walked up to her and asked her if she was the kind person who found my purse.

I had it with me so she would recognize it.

She beamed and in her broken English said: ‘I didn’t take anything and took it straight to security’.

I didn’t even need to look into my purse to know that

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Networking, interviews and more WHERE: On-Track Career & Employment Services, 1371 Neilson Rd. CONTACT: 416-283-5229 to register COST: Free On-Track offers networking groups, mock interviews and more.

Seniors Book Club WHEN: 2 to 4 p.m. WHERE: Albert Campbell District Library, 496 Birchmount Rd. CONTACT: 416-396-8890 COST: Free The Seniors Book Club group discusses Marriage Bureau for Rich People. Seniors welcome.

Digital Photo Editing WHEN: 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. WHERE: Birchcliff Bluffs United Church, 33 East Rd. CONTACT: Sue, 416-694-4081 COST: $15 Jessie Gordon offers a practical approach to editing, printing and storage of digital photos.

Euchre Night WHEN: 7 to 9 p.m. WHERE: Church of the Master United Church, 3385 Lawrence Ave. E. CONTACT: 416-431-0333, COST: $6 / player Prizes and refreshments provided.

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Bodhi Meditation Beginner Classes WHEN: 9:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. WHERE: Unit 21-22, 4500 Sheppard Ave. E. CONTACT: 416-939-4325, COST: Free Learn and practise meditation to absorb celestial cosmic energy to obtain physical and mental health.

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Saturday Night Dance WHEN: 7 p.m. WHERE: Birkdale Community Centre, 1299 Ellesmere Rd. CONTACT: Jim, 416-267-6621 COST: $6 Everyone welcome SBUC concert series WHEN: 7:30 p.m. WHERE: Scarborough Bluffs United Church, 3739 Kingston Rd. CONTACT: 416-267-8265 to reserve COST: $15 The concert features three stars from the Royal Conservatory of Music Young Artists Performance Academy.

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World Music Sunday WHEN: 10:15 to 11:30 a.m. WHERE: St. John’s United Church, 2 Nobert Rd. CONTACT: Corina Chevalier, 416-4911224 COST: Free The performance will begin immediately before and continue throughout the regular Sunday worship service.

n Tuesday, Feb. 26

Model Railroaders Train Show WHEN: 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. WHERE: Scarborough Model Railroaders Club House, 17 Jeavons Ave. CONTACT: Michael Marmoreo, 416-262-9971, COST: Adults $5, children $2, Seniors $3, family $12 Come and see two floors of model railroads.

n Monday, Feb. 25

Osteoporosis group WHEN: 10 a.m. to noon WHERE: Scarborough Community Centre, 3600 Kingston Rd. CONTACT: 416-396-4051 Public health nurse Jenny Tange will be speak on the topic of prevention of falls.

Support for Women at Risk, or Have Conflict with the Law WHEN: 10 a.m. to noon WHERE: Malvern Family Resource Centre, 31 Tapscott Rd., Unit B6 CONTACT: 416293-4664, Women who are at risk, or have had conflict with the law, receive support and knowledge on the pardon process.

No registration is required.

Family Support Group WHEN: 6 to 7 p.m. WHERE: Malvern Family Resource Centre, 31 Tapscott Rd. Unit B6 CONTACT: 416-293-4664 Group supports women who have family members that may be suffering with substance abuse.

Unbuilt Toronto: The City That Might Have Been WHEN: 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. WHERE: Bendale Public Library, 1515 Danforth Rd. CONTACT: Jan Howe, 416-759-6052 illustrated presentation by author Mark Osbaldeston.

n Thursday, Feb. 28

Caregiver Education Workshop WHEN: 10:30 a.m. to noon WHERE: St. Paul’s L’Amoreaux Centre, 3333 Finch Ave. E. CONTACT: Elsa Uy, 416-4933333, ext. 227 COST: Free This interactive workshop will focus on ways we can share joy and laughter, and turn negative into positive experiences.

Nearly New Sale WHEN: 1 to 3 p.m. WHERE: Knox United Church, 2569 Midland Ave. Buy a bargain.

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Independently Owned and Operated

Great 3 bedroom raised bungalow with 2 walk-outs to a large deck over looking a beautiful ravine. Side entrance to a large bright 3 bedroom apt with full bath which was completed aprox 2 years ago. Excellent home with many upgrades including: bsmt/apt, windows, kitchens, 2 full bath’s, roof, etc. Located in a quiet demand Scarboro neighborhood near transit, hospital, 401, parks, schools, etc.

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148 MORNINGVIEW TRAIL

Immaculate 4 + 1 Bdrm Family Home in Quiet Rouge Neighbourhood with Fam Rm, Fireplace, 4 W/R, Gleaming Hrdw Flrs & Staircase, Skylight, Updated Coldwell Banker Case Roof, Windows, Furnace, CAC, CVAC, Garage Door & Realty, Brokerage Independently Owned and Operated Openers. Lovingly maintained by Owners!

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Excellent home & layout in a fantastic demand neighborhood on a premium landscaped lot with i/g pool, waterfall, gazebo, large deck with electric awning. Large principal rooms with 5 Bedrooms & 4 bath’s. Beautifully kept home with a professionally finished walk-out basement. S/S appliances, sprinkler system & much more.

Please call for your private viewing of this wonderful home.

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Independently Owned and Operated

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For information on advertising in the Scarborough Mirror contact

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CHICKEN OR EGG? WHICH CAME FIRST? FREE Q & A,NO OBLIGATION

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Re/Max Rouge River Realty Ltd. Brokerage

Christine Louie-Byne B.A., B.Ed.

Sales Representative

Direct: 416-436-2206 Office: 416-443-0300

email: christine@royallepage.ca Personal service & results for over 29 years www.torontohome4u.com

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View 1000 of Homes for SALE

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SCARBOROUGH BEAUTY–UPGRADED FROM TOP TO BOTTOM!

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74 MEANDERING TRAIL at Rouge River & Sheppard Amazing home cherished and meticulously maintained by original owner. 3+2 bedrooms, separate entrance to basement and 3.5 baths!

Hardwood floors, 9ft ceilings, interlock, crown moulding, backs onto pond/free space lot. Too many upgrades to list!!!!! A value at 509,900.

2003-2011

LIBERTY VILLAGE IN THE HEART OF TORONTO! 54 EAST LIBERTY UNIT 1043. Fabulous end unit! 1160 square feet of chic style!

2 bedrooms and roof top terrace with panoramic views of the city! 1 underground spot. 2.5 baths an abundance of windows.

Situated in one of Toronto’s hottest urban neighbourhoods-steps to all conveniences!

Quality Reixach Built beauty. 4 plus 1 bedroom.

Stunning dream kitchen, new baths, hardwood ALYSON flooring, finished walk out basement and large BUCKINGHAM Salesperson spa! Huge home on high Demand street. www.abuckingham.com Check out the virtual tour!

416-443-0300

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Fantastic One Of A Kind Townhouse Nestled In Fabulous Tridel ‘Brian Gluckstein’ Designed Complex! Soaring 10’& 11’Ceilings In 1460 Sq Ft Space. All Comforts Of Home Plus All Of Tridel’s Exquisite Amenities. Steps To Scarborough Town Centre, Rt, Hwy 401, Phenomenally Maintained, Recently Upgraded Throughout*See Sigh Buy - Awaits Discerning Buyer Looking For Great Space & Terrific Condo Lifestyle! 50K Below Mpac Market - Awesome Value!

Steps to Union Subway, Lawrence Market, situated in the heart of Downtown Toronto near Financial District, Lake Ontario - your very own pied-a-terre!

650 square feet of space in a fabulous building, sleek hardwood, custom cabinets, European closets, stainless steel appliances, and more! This one beams with pride of ownership throughoutspacious 1 bedroom unit. Building has concierge, security, gardens, rooftop, sauna, hot tub, rec room and exercise facilities! Amazing value at $324,900!

THE BEST OF BOTH WORLDS!

14 BRANDWOOD SQUARE (Near Audley & Williamson in Ajax), Nestled in tranquility near all amenities! Enjoy the tranquility of a premium pie shaped lot with no neighbours behind - backs into conservation!!!!! Newer 4 bedroom + media loft - family home - quality built by “Tribute”! Loaded with upgrades: premium maple espresso stained kitchen cabinets with moveable island, stainless steel appliances, sumptuous hardwood floors and matching staircase! This gem sparkles!

The Kristan Erner Group www.KristanErner.com

647-287-2332 416-443-0300

CONCORDE PARK @ WYNFORD DRIVE & DVP Much Sought After ‘12’ Unit with a Spacious layout and floor to ceiling windows. Gorgeous Unobstructed Views Of The Ravine. Quality Engineered Wood Floors Throughout.

Mins Away From Dvp, With Ttc At Door, Unit Is Well Maintained, 24 Hr Concierge, Indoor Salt Water Pool, Gym With Equipment, Squash Court, Racquet Ball Court, Tennis Court, Party Room And Guest Suites. Call Kristan for more details @ 416-443-0300

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OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 2-4PM 38 LEE CENTRE #1103

Welcome To Ellipse! This One Bedroom Unit Has Been Freshly Painted In Trendy Modern Colours & Beautifully Updated With S/S Appliances.

Amazing Amenities Incl:24 Hour Concierge, Guest Suites, Indoor Pool, Gym, Party Room, Billiard Room, Outdoor Green Space And More!

Situated In The Heart Of Scarborough & Minutes From Ttc, Rt, Go Bus, Scar Town Centre, 401 Super Centre Restaurants, Nothing To-Do But Move In & Enjoy The Condo Lifestyle!

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Optimum Service & Outstanding Results!

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Community

Tuesday edition expands role in community >>>from page 1 “This really is just the launch of a series of changes you will see in the year ahead as we strive to be ever closer to community life,” said Proudfoot.

Metroland Media Toronto editorin-chief Peter Haggert is also pleased with the change.

“It’s our goal to provide a timely newspaper relevant to the community it serves,” he said.

“These moves signify a com-

mitment to content and gives us the opportunity to do a number of special things through the year.

“We want to be aggressive information leaders in Scarborough. We want to serve a growing role as a catalyst for action in the community that brings positive change,” he said.

“It’s a mouthful, but for us, it’s part of being a community partner.”

On March 5, you’ll see a redesigned newspaper, with a few more pages than your Friday edition, with

more colour and anchor features that you can follow on a weekly basis.

Community life “We’ll be making a strong point to delve into the issues of community life in Scarborough on a regular basis,” said Scarborough Mirror managing editor Alan Shackleton .

“You’ll see other features, like columns on transit and business – and

a sports calendar as well.”

It’s been a progressive few months at The Mirror.

The newspaper launched www.

ScarboroughMirror.com under the parent www.insidetoronto.com website, designed a colourful new nameplate, and adopted Twitter and Facebook channels to extend its reach to Scarborough residents in the way they’d like to be reached for community news and information.

We’ve also added a wide range of marketing options, ranging from social media, video, blogging and website development.

Please call Angela Carruthers at 416-774-2244 for more information.

As always, please let us know what you think.

You can reach Scarborough Mirror managing editor Alan Shackleton at 416-774-2257 or email ashackleton@ insidetoronto.com

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Trampoline meet slated The Scarborough Gym Elites (SGE) host their annual trampoline provincial qualifier this weekend at Pope John Paul II Catholic High School.

Approximately 350 athletes from across Ontario will be competing in hopes of qualifying.

Open to the public, the competition will be held Saturday, and Sunday, and there will be a minor entry

fee. Raffle tables, vendors and more will be available for athletes and spectators.

Olympians Jason Burnett, Rosannagh MacLennan and Karen Cockburn may make an appearance during the qualifier.

This will be the sixth year Scarborough Gym Elites has hosted the provincial qualifier.

Each year, SGE and its volunteers look forward to planning

this event for its athletes and the community.

“It is certainly an experience,” Osborne said. “I think the most gratifying part that everyone sort of feels is that they are capable of coming together and, with a collection of volunteers, put on an amazing event. ” Scarborough Gym Elites is a non-profit organization that was founded in 1999.

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>>>from page 1 “We were able to reach our goal, and double it, within about a week.”

They collected more than 200 items, which she used to teach her students sorting and graphing as well.

The five year olds were thrilled they were able to help out people in their community, showing empathy and generosity beyond their years, she said.

“I asked them how does it feel,” Nanji said.

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