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Seventeen-year-old James Peek - a funny, popular, athletic young man - confessed to his mom, late one evening 18 years ago, that he was tired of always feeling like he had to strive for perfection.

Four months later, the Richmond Hill teen killed himself by suicide. A letter told his close-knit family of the pressure he felt in school, relationships, life.

Before he ended his life, he had first completed his homework.

What kind of hidden pressure, what kind of inner incessant drive, made him push himself so hard, struggle so unbearably?

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What burdens did he secretly carry, she wonders, and how many more of us, like James, yearn for space to be imperfect, to make mistakes and still feel worthy, to say "I need help" without shame or apology?

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Tulloch review would make SIU ’most transparent, accountable’ in the world Metroland asks three former SIU directors to pick and choose the Tulloch recommendations they would most like to see the Ontario Attorney General implement in new legislation due out this fall JEREMY GRIMALDI jgrimaldi@yrmg.com What is the biggest issue with the current Special Investigation Unit model?

Is it that cases are taking almost five times as long as they did in 2011?

That a Mississauga woman accidentally shot in the back by police while in her home still can’t find out who shot her?

That the public is regularly being kept in the dark about SIU investigations?

Or that police forces regularly don’t follow rules or don’t report incidents, without punishment including the recent case of a teenager who was beaten up by an off-duty cop and his brother?

What is the biggest issue with the current Special Investigation Unit model? Despite the ongoing debate, one thing most can agree on is that the current system is broken and in need of reform.

What form that will take is up to Ontario’s Attorney General, who has given little indication so far on which portions of Ontario Court of Appeal Judge Michael Tulloch’s review of the SIU - the provincial police watchdog that investigates when police kill someone, cause injury or are accused of sexual assault - should be instituted.

What we do know is the latest public comment has indicated the recommendations are under ’active consideration’ and new legislation involving portions of the report will be ready in the fall.

Metroland has interviewed three former SIU directors to find out what they believe are the most pressing issues facing the maligned body.

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(From left) André Marin, former SIU director, says he disagrees that naming officers before charges are laid is of public worth; former SIU director Peter Tinsley does not believe the hiring of former police officers to the SIU causes insurmountable bias in the organization; former SIU director Ian Scott says if the Tulloch review is implemented in Ontario it would make the watchdog the most independent in the world.

André Marin, director of the SIU between 1996 and 1998, wants the government to start assigning consequences to police departments who fail to report incidents, disobey guidelines or drag their heels when disclosing records. "(That means) jail, fines or both," he said, insisting that police departments, understand, above all, consequences.

He said change has already occurred in the face of Tulloch’s review, citing the Durham police chief’s most recent statement indicating the force will advise the SIU of incidents regardless from which force the officers derive something for which his police force was heavily criticized for failing to do in the case of then 19year-old Defonte Miller’s alleged assault at the hands of an off-duty Toronto police officer.

"To me this is a sign that change is imminent and it’s al-

ready started," said Marin. "(When you finally) see consequences (for failure to act) you will see a sea change in behaviour."

Ian Scott, the director from 2008 to 2013, said one of his top priorities involves a clear and concise definition of serious injury legislated in Ontario to avoid confusion.

"I remember arguing with police about that, they all have different ideas about what serious injury is," he said, explaining these differences often result in incidents going unreported, because they don’t necessarily fit with individual police force’s interpretations.

He added that Tulloch’s suggestions that SIU investigators add allegations of corruption, fraud and perjury to their remit is one of the most powerful points in the document.

Peter Tinsley served as direc-

tor between 1999 and 2002, during a time of great transition following the Adams review of 1998 conducted by former Justice George Adams. Tinsley said independence for the unit should be considered paramount.

Legislating a requirement for an annual report to be tabled, which until this past June had not been published in the previous two years, would go a long way in terms of forging the unit’s autonomy.

"It’s a hallmark of the independence of the unit," he said. "The director is not an officer of the legislature, but it provides a mechanism for accountability and transparency directly sourced from the unit to the legislature and community."

He agreed with Marin that punishment for police forces that don’t co-operate has long been a point of concern, adding that another body should be the ones to

dole out sanctions.

"It should be administered by a third party," Tinsley said.

None of the three men took issue with some of the SIU’s most hotly debated issues in the media, including the hiring of former police officers as investigators and the naming of subject officers who are never identified by name prior to charges being laid.

As long as there is a mix of civilians and former police investigators, any allegations of prejudice can be dealt with by the agency when they come up, said Tinsley.

Scott agreed, saying despite claims about the potential for bias, those with experience in criminal investigations are vital.

"If charges are laid, (those charges) can go to trial, you need investigators that can withstand the criminal trial process," he said, explaining few can handle the pressure better than former police.

As for the question of whether officers should be identified prior to charges being laid, Marin questioned the motivation behind these requests, as long as reports give appropriate "circumstances, findings and details."

"What’s in a name," he questioned. "People want to picket outside officer’s homes? It’s not a deal breaker."

Although still a mystery what will come out of the Tulloch review, one thing is for sure in Scott’s mind.

"If these recommendations are implemented (in their entirety)," he said. "Ontario will have the most independent, transparent and accountable oversight agency not only in Canada, but (likely) all jurisdictions in the world."

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After years of shouting from the treetops, a leafy problem is about to get pruned for some fed-up Thornhill residents. Mountfield Crescent neighbours Gilbert Manza and Gary Battaglia have had to dodge low-hanging city trees for

what they say are years now, despite complaints to city of Vaughan officials.

"You get smacked in the face. I don’t how many times I’ve tried to get the city.

We’ve exhausted very opportunity with the city," said Manza recently.

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EDITORIAL | OPINION

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Province should heed Justice Tulloch Ontario’s police watchdog needs more teeth.

The Special Investigations Unit is a civilian agency that was established to maintain public confidence in Ontario’s police forces by providing independent investigations into serious injury, death or sexual assault allegation involving police.

The unit is intended to provide transparency and accountability.

Yet both seem to be lacking, raising questions about the efficacy of the provincial oversight unit.

The onus is on individual police forces to notify the unit if there is a serious injury, death or sexual assault allegation. The SIU cannot invoke their mandate until they are contacted by police. It’s a system built on selfreporting.

Self-reporting is only effective if there are incentives to co-operate. Currently, if police don’t call in the unit, there are no real consequences. That concern was brought to the fore when neither Durham nor Toronto called SIU after an alleged assault by an off-duty Toronto officer in Durham. It was only months later SIU was notified by the complainant’s lawyer.

There can be no accountability if there is no reporting, and there is arguably insufficient motivation to report if there are no real penalties. The SIU becomes little more than a toothless watchdog if it cannot invoke its mandate.

Meanwhile, when the unit is called in, the public is only made aware of about a quarter of the investigations. The SIU isn’t required to report to the public and only does so as a matter of policy, citing lack of resources for its dearth of public notifications.

It’s difficult to claim transparency and build trust and confidence in policing if information is being withheld, regardless of the rationale. Justice needs to be seen to be done, and police forces must be held publicly accountable if there is to be any faith in the system. To do otherwise is to nullify the express purpose of the provincial unit and sow the seeds of doubt and suspicion.

These problems, and many more, are addressed in Justice Michael Tulloch’s review of the SIU. His report includes 129 recommendations to improve police oversight in Ontario. This includes a recommendation the law require the unit to report to the public on every investigation and more precise requirements regarding notifying SIU. Former SIU director Ian Scott says if Tulloch’s recommendations are implemented it would make the Ontario unit the most transparent and accountable in the world.

That’s a goal worth striving to achieve.

With the recommendations already on the table, we just need the political will to make our system truly accountable, transparent and independent.

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NAMING A GUARDIAN WHO WILL RAISE YOUR CHILDREN IF TRAGEDY STRIKES? The Wills Lawyer The following story is from the book “Where There’s An Inheritance”, written by Les Kotzer and Barry Fish.

Rebecca and Kevin had two children aged six and eight at the time they made their wills. They decided to name Rebecca’s sister, Pamela and her husband, Herb, as guardians of their children. Rebecca and Kevin trusted Pamela and Herb to the ends of the earth.

Less than a year after making their wills and appointing Pamela and Herb as their guardians, an accident claimed the lives of both Rebecca and Kevin. The provisions of their wills now meant that Pamela and Herb were to be guardians of the two young Michelle Kotzer children.

As devastating as the loss of their parents was for these two children, there was even more bad news in store for them. A few months after the two children had settled in to live with Pamela and Herb, Pamela caught Herb having an extramarital affair. Now a nasty divorce was placing the children of Rebecca and Kevin right in the heat of the battle between their aunt and their uncle. Herb unexpectedly raised the stakes in his negotiations with Pamela by claiming custody of Rebecca and Kevin’s children.

The fight was bitter. Pamela and Herb had no children of their own, and Pamela accused Herb of using his young niece and nephew as pawns in his battle to extort a better settlement from her. For months, the children seemed to be at risk of having to move out from their aunt Pamela’s home.

Pamela ultimately obtained custody of her niece and nephew, but the divorce was both expensive and stressful. If only Rebecca and Kevin had named Pamela as sole guardian, and had not mentioned Herb, Pamela’s little niece and nephew would have been spared a great deal of the pain and suffering they had to endure. To Pamela, it was clear that, if her sister Rebecca could have seen how Herb had abused her trust, and used her two young children as pawns, she would have been horrified.

In my wills practice, I see many couples with young children. The discussion of who to appoint as guardian in case both spouses are killed in an accident, is a difficult one. As I once mentioned in a previous article, I do not know how parents with young children can sleep at night without a will appointing a guardian. The person you appoint as guardian will raise your children until they reach the age of 18.

Deciding who to appoint as guardian of your children if you pass away is a difficult task, and you should give great thought as to who you are appointing.

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Vaughan-Woodbridge, will have a wellknown Michael in his corner over the next nine months. Michael Di Biase, the former deputy mayor of Vaughan who resigned in May after the city’s integrity commissioner found he sexually harassed an employee, is a volunteer on Tibollo’s campaign.

Tibollo, asked about Di Biase’s role, said, "I have known Michael and his wife for many years and hope that they will assist me given their experience and involvement in the community."

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The Vaughan Community Health Centre is a not-for-profit, community-governed organization that provides clinical and social services. Our main focus is youth, seniors and people with mental health and addiction issues.

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We are seeking volunteers to serve on our board of directors. Interested individuals must either live or work in Vaughan and be committed to improving the delivery of healthcare services in our community.

We are looking for candidates with experience and skills appropriate to a board of a non-profit corporation. Lived experience or experience serving our priority populations is an asset.

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The brilliant reds, oranges and yellows that make autumn such a great time to get outdoors and explore the region’s forests will really start popping in the next couple of weeks and this year’s colour show is expected to be spectacular given all the rain we saw this summer.

Here are five prime spots in York Region to enjoy the fall splendour:

VAUGHAN HOUSEHOLD HAZARDOUS WASTE (HHW) DEPOT IS MOVING to the McCleary Court Community Environmental Centre (CEC).

Construction is currently underway at the McCleary Court CEC to add a HHW depot and weigh-scales.

Once construction is complete, the Vaughan HHW Depot (2840 Rutherford Road) will permanently close and the McCleary Court CEC (130 McCleary Court) will become a convenient one-stop shop for residents to drop off a wide assortment of waste materials including: • polystyrene foam • drywall • scrap metal • electronics • tires • garbage • wood • HHW McCleary Court CEC is located 5 km from the Vaughan HHW Depot.

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KORTRIGHT CENTRE FOR CONSERVATION The 555-acre park in Vaughan features an expansive trail network through thick, mixed hardwood forest. Sweet spots in fall include Maple Sugar Bush Trail and the Lookout on Forestry Trail, which affords great vistas of the forest and the East Humber River.

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NOKIIDAA TRAIL SYSTEM This 20-kilometre trail follows the East Holland River from Aurora north up to Holland Landing and passes through several conservation areas - Rogers Reservoir, Sheppard’s Bush and Mabel Davis, among them - dotted with deciduous trees. It links to other community trails, providing plenty of possibilities for fall colour viewing.

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ROUGE PARK Markham is the northern gateway to this sprawling national park, spanning 5,000-hectares of protected woodland and four municipalities, which is considered by some to be the best place in the GTA to get your fill of fall. Parks Canada offers free, guided walking tours from Oct. 3 to 9.

THORNTON BALES CONSERVATION AREANicknamed ’The 99 Steps,’ this 20hectare conservation area in King sits atop the Oak Ridges Moraine and is renowned for its steep slopes and dense forest featuring sugar maple and American beech. The drive along 19th Sideroad is also a treat as it’s lined with towering trees.

YORK REGIONAL FOREST The Hollidge and Eldred King tracts off Highway 48 in Whitchurch-Stouffville boast a wide array of deciduous trees with leaves that offer an explosion of colour. A parking lot and an accessible trail make it an easy place to enjoy an outing.

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EVENTS

l Thur., September 28 York Farmers’ Market WHEN: 10:00 a.m - 7:00 p.m WHERE: York Farmers’ Market, 7509 Yonge St., Vaughan CONTACT: 905-886-9992 The Market boasts 19 fabulous full time vendors, also hosting weekend vendors in its entry lobby from time to time.

Special Olympics Ontario Youth Multi-Sport WHEN: 5:30 p.m - 6:30 p.m WHERE: Schwartz Reisman Centre, 9600 Bathurst St., Vaughan CONTACT: 905-3031821 A multi-sport program for youths with intellectual disabilities between the ages of six and 13.

York Region Singles Club WHEN: 8:00 p.m - 10:00 p.m WHERE: Richmond Hill Royal Canadian Legion, 233 Centre St. E., Richmond Hill CONTACT: judiuth.m.dawson@hotmail.com If you are older than 55 and single, why not join the York Region Singles Club? Visit our website or email us at info@yorksingles.com. l Friday, September 29 Vaughan Culture Days WHEN: 6:30 p.m - 6:00 p.m

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WHERE: Dave and Buster’s Vaughan, 120 Interchange Way, Vaughan CONTACT: corpcomm@vaughan.ca This three-day event is an inclusive experience for all ages and encourages everyone to be a champion of local artistry and get involved in colourful and unique traditions. l Sat., September 30 Making Rustic Signs WHEN: 8:00 a.m - 4:00 p.m WHERE: Kortright Centre for Conservation, 9550 Pine Valley Dr., Vaughan CONTACT: Natalie Swaak, 905-832-2289, nswaak@trca.on.ca, https:// trca.ca/event/making-rusticsigns/ COST: $99 + HST Rustic crafter Caryn Colman will teach you skills and techniques to ignite a passion for sign crafting.

Wood materials, paint, and nails supplied.

The Stories We Tell WHEN: 10:30 a.m - 11:30 a.m WHERE: Maple Library, 10190 Keele St., Vaughan CONTACT: Maple Library, 905-653-7323,

CELEBRATE 170 YEARS! THE ANNUAL WOODBRIDGE FALL FAIR THANKSGIVING WEEKEND

librarian.librarian@vaughan.ca Renowned storyteller Rita Cox, will delight with her stories from the Caribbean, Africa and around the world as we celebrate both Grandparents Month and Culture Days. l Sunday, October 1 Run for Vaughan WHEN: 8:00 a.m - 10:30 a.m WHERE: Canada’s Wonderland, 9580 Jane St., Vaughan CONTACT: 416-223-4786 COST: 3k walk $25, 5k Run $35, 10k Run $50 The Run for Vaughan is an exciting event in support of the development of the City of Vaughan’s first hospital and healthcare facility.

Rally For Vita WHEN: 8:30 a.m - 3:00 p.m WHERE: Villa Colombo Vaughan Di Poce Centre, 10443 Hwy. 27, Vaughan CONTACT: 905-6054995 A 3K or 5K walk supporting Vita Community Living Services and Mens Sana Families for Mental Health.

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5 things to do this weekend l Sat., September 30 Markham Fair 2017 WHEN: 9:00 a.m - 10:00 p.m WHERE: Markham Fairgrounds, 10801 McCowan Rd., Markham CONTACT: 905-642-3247 COST: Admission $15, child $5, seniors $10 Running from Sept. 28 to Oct. 1 Markham Fair is one of Canada’s oldest country fairs. Since 1844 it has been providing a showcase for talents and products.

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EVENTS

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Richmond Hill Fire Prevention Week Open House WHEN: 9:00 a.m - 3:00 p.m WHERE: Richmond Hill Fire Station 8-1, 191 Major Mackenzie Dr. W., Richmond Hill CONTACT: 905-780-2907 Watch and learn during this fun-filled day of games, food, live entertainment, a fire truck simulator and educational activities including auto extrication demonstrations.

Farm to Fork Thanksgiving Tour WHEN: 10:00 a.m - 4:00 p.m WHERE: Sharon Temple National Historic Site and Museum, 18974 Leslie St., East Gwillimbury CON-

Nickan Kazemi gets some firefighter training from Seneca College student Phil Piliouchin during last year’s Fire Prevention Week open house. The annual event is one of many happening this weekend across York Region.

TACT: 905-478-2389 Learn about our history, the historical significance of Thanksgiving and purchase all the items needed to make a traditional farm-fresh Thanksgiving dinner.

Newmarket Group of Artists Art Show - Art Walk and Studio Tour WHEN: 10:00 a.m - 5:00 p.m WHERE: Main Street, Main Street, Newmarket CONTACT: 416 3188426, steve@newmarketgroupo-

fartists.org This walkable two-day tour is a multi-venue event in and around Newmarket’s Historic Main Street.

Holland Marsh SoupFest 2017 WHEN: 11:00 a.m - 3:00 p.m WHERE: Ansnorveldt Park, 18997 Dufferin St., King CONTACT: 905-833-5321, hollandmarshsoupfest.ca COST: See web site Warm up with delicious soups prepared with local ingredients.

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The donation comes from the Lanni family, who did it in memory of the late Stephanie Lanni, a family wellness and community volunteer.

"This donation will serve to honour Stephanie’s strong support for volunteer programs and engagement where it has the most impact," said her husband Phillip Lanni. "In my opinion, she would have been thrilled to see this kind of initiative with-

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The Lanni family donated to Hospice Vaughan in memory of the late Stephanie Lanni, a community volunteer and family wellness promoter. in our community."

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ENTERPRISING CAREERS A career exploration program for women. 10 group sessions plus individual coaching.

Boost your self-confidence as you: Identify your interests and skills, discover employment opportunities that ‘fit’ your personality and take advantage of networking events and guest speakers. We are now registering for our Fall 2017 group sessions in Markham, Richmond Hill, Vaughan, Newmarket, Aurora, Stouffville and Sutton. Program offered free-of-charge and limited to York Region Residents.

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and the Children’s Room at the new 10-bed residential facility and Centre of Excellence for Palliative and Hospice Care, due to open in 2019.

"This represents a historic milestone for us as it jump-starts fundraising for the construction of the new Hospice Vaughan," said Hospice Vaughan board of directors president Maria Castro. "We are so grateful to the Lanni family for this inspirational donation."

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programs and therapies. I cordially invite and welcome any organization and/or individual to take part in our second Gala event, by either donating or becoming a sponsor.

Waves of Changes for Autism is a charitable o r g a n iz a t i o n d e d i c a t e d t o p r o v i d i n g financial aid to families with children on the Autism spectrum. The organization’s mission is to raise funds and provide financial assistance towards programs for Vaughan families struggling with ASD and other neurodevelopment delays.

Currently, children with Autism diagnoses are at a record high, with 1 in 68 children on the spectrum. These children and their families are in need of financial assistance for

The fundraising event will be held on Thursday September 28th, 2017 at The Venetian Banquet Centre. Our goal is to raise $100, 000 which will assist in providing financial support for families struggling with the costs associated with many special need programs, communication devices, and other neurodevelopmental services.

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"It tastes like stuffing," said Lori Woodyatt, chairperson of East Gwillimbury tourism committee. "It’s really delicious."

Sage butter is one of several farm-fresh items people can buy for their Thanksgiving dinner during the Farm to Fork tour in East Gwillimbury. It will be available at the Sharon Temple, the first stop of the tour.

Other stops include Thompson Potato Farm, AE Breeding Farm and Natural Meats, Rose Family Farm, Brooks Farm, Sharon Mushroom Farm, Queensville Country Store/King Cole Duck Farm and Vince’s Market.

"We’re going to have taste testing pretty much at every single stop," said Madyson Taylor, tourism co-ordinator at the East Gwillimbury Chamber of Commerce.

People will also learn about local farms and the history of Thanksgiving.

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’How beautiful it would be if there were more art and less shame’ l Continued from front

They raised half a million that way and they are proud to have made a difference.

But something was bothering Michelle.

The pressure to be perfect was everywhere - in mainstream media, on the internet, scrolling through Facebook or Instagram, the steady stream of photoshopped images of happiness, the needy search for "likes."

Perfectionism is a silent epidemic, she says. It’s linked to everything from motherhood to masculinity.

It leads to silence, disengagement and isolation. It is a component of addiction, depression, anxiety. And it’s time, she says, to let it go.

Michelle was 16 at the time of the first James Peek Memorial Golf tournament.

Now, 33, she has completed a PhD dissertation about love and belonging and "what it means to exist alongside one another".

She has also created a short film, in honour of her brother, called F--- Perfect.

"This film is intensely personal for me; shame comes in many forms, and mine happens to stem from a struggle with perfectionism. Perfectionism is also, in some ways, part of what lay claim to my brother’s life. To me, perfectionism is death."

Creativity, on the other hand, is life - full of failure and risk and vulnerability, as well as hope, discovery and joy.

Michelle says shame is often what stops us from ac-

cessing our creative selves and from reaching out.

"It occurred to me, how beautiful it would be if there were more art and less shame in the world? And how might this contribute to mental well-being?"

The idea gave birth to a new initiative her family has embraced called Art Not Shame, co-founded with Liz Jackson and Jamie Ashforth.

Last year was the 17th year for the golf tournament, several big donors each gave $17,000. James was 17, his hockey number was 17.

It’s been a good, long run, the Peek siblings agree, and it has been part of their lives longer than it hasn’t been.

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"What just kills me is that James’ death was like one giant apology for existing," Michelle adds, "like, ’Sorry for being here, sorry for not being good enough.’"

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