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St. Nicholas, Birch Cliff Anglican Church unveils heritage plaque 5 Athletes ready to compete Aug. 16 - 19 at the Ontario Summer Games 17

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UNDER THE HOOD: Al Stiff and his grandson J.T. take in the cars at Wheels on Danforth Saturday. The event was hosted by Crossroads of the Danforth Business Impovement Area. For more photos, see page 6.

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The Scarborough Hospital says all tests for tuberculosis so far have been negative on infants thought to have been exposed to the disease in its neonatal intensive care unit.

The hospital announced last week 87 babies would be tested at special clinics because they had contact from April 1 to July 18 with a nurse who tested positive for TB.

Skin tests and chest x-rays, however, gave no positive results when 77 of the babies were tested, the hospital reported this week.

Eight more of the infants are scheduled for tests.

The hospital, however, has so far not been able to inform families of the two remaining babies of the need for tests.

“We are confi dent we will be able to reach those two in the coming days,” Cindy Woods, a spokesperson, said Friday, Aug. 10.

Town hall meeting held to discuss Danzig shooting Attempting to continue conver-sations he hopes will reduce the risk of violence in the West Hill area, a Scarborough MP is calling residents, community agencies, faith leaders and police to a local church this month.

The Aug. 25 town hall follows up

a meeting John McKay held at St. Martin de Porres Catholic Church a few days after the Danzig Street shooting left two people dead and nearly two dozen others injured.

The Scarborough-Guildwood MP said the second forum at the church is an opportunity to share

information.“One of the common concerns

that we heard (at the first meet-ing) was that both residents and community leaders are generally unaware of the many services that are already available to assist people in the area,” he said in a

statement this week.“With better outreach and

co-operation, we can all help to remedy this situation and bring support to those who need it most.”

The latest gathering is scheduled from 10 a.m. to noon at the church,

which is at 4179 Lawrence Avenue East at Morningside Avenue, not far from the shooting scene.

People can reserve a seat or get more information, the release said, by phoning 416-283-1126 or writ-ing to Bennett Donahue at [email protected]

Infants test negative for TB after exposure at Scarborough hospital

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Charges against two men have been upgraded to first-degree murder in the July 22 stabbing death of a 22-year-old man.

P o l i c e f o u n d N i r o s a n Thillainathan dead with appar-ent chest injuries after they were called to an assault in progress near McCowan Road and Hwy. 401.

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wounds.Hussain Saeed and Zishan Malik,

both 20, were charged with second-degree murder last month.

On Aug. 8, the charges were upgraded to first-degree murder. Saeed and Malik are scheduled to make a court appearance on the morning of Aug. 27.

Anyone with information on the murder, the city’s 31st of 2012, is asked to call the homicide squad

at 416-808-7400 or Crime Stoppers at 416-222-TIPS (8477).

n Charges upgradedA 19-year-old man is recovering after being shot in the stomach outside the Lawrence East Scarborough RT station Friday.

Police were called to the station, at 2444 Lawrence Ave. E. near Kennedy Road, at 1:08 p.m.

The victim was shot within a

fenced area near the GO tracks that are beside the RT tracks. He was taken to Sunnybrook hospital via an emergency run. His condition was upgraded to non-life-threatening in hospital.

The gunman fled the scene.“We’re still looking for a sus-

pect. We’re not going to release the description because...we want to confirm the information,” Const. Tony Vella said. “The officers are

going through security camera footage.”

Vella said a firearm hasn’t been recovered.

Police cordoned off a portion of the GO tracks for several hours as they investigated.

Anyone with information should call 41 Division at 416-808-4100 or Crime Stoppers at 416-222-TIPS (8477).

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DANIELLE MILLEY [email protected]

The Olympics might be over, but the action isn’t with the London 2012 Paralympic Games set to begin Aug. 29.

Two Scarborough residents have already left for a pre-Games wheelchair basketball tournament in Holland and they’ll be en route to London shortly.

Abdi Dini and Adam Lancia (who just recently moved to Nova Scotia from Scarborough) spoke to The Mirror Monday before leaving the country Tuesday.

London will be Lancia’s third Olympics; he previously was part of the gold medal winning team in Athens and silver in Beijing.

“For me, it’s kind of old hat. I still get goosebumps when I think about the opening though,” he said.

Lancia, 32, joined the senior men’s national team in May 2001 and has enjoyed success with it. He said the Paralympic Games are special and it’s hard to describe what it’s like to play on such a scale with thousands of spectators and hundreds of thou-sands more watching at home.

This is Dini’s second Paralympic Games; he was part of the team in Beijing.

“I’m excited. I’m looking forward to it,” he said. “We’ve done a lot of preparation since last summer. Our goal, like any other team, is to make it to the gold medal game.”

The team won a bronze at the 2011 Parapan American Games in Mexico.

“We all feel a certain amount of pressure to perform,” Lancia said.

The team spent three weeks in St. Catharines preparing for the Games.

With the Olympics now over, it adds to the excitement for the Paralympians because they know their turn is next.

“It makes you realize it’s just a couple weeks away,” Dini said.

Lancia wasn’t able to watch much of the coverage, but what he did see

got him excited.“That just intensifies everything,

even just seeing highlights at the end of the day,” he said.

While this may not be his first Paralympics, it might just be the first one where his family will be there to watch. His mother and sister are making a last-ditch effort to raise enough money to go to London to watch him play.

“It would be indescribable. I know a lot of people who’ve had their family there and it gives them such a deep feeling,” Lancia said. “If they were able to come, that would mean the world to me.”

Dini’s family won’t be making the

trip from Canada, but he said he is excited to have an aunt and cousins in London who are slated to come out and watch him compete.

nThe Paralympic Games run Aug. 29 to Sept. 9.

Scarborough paralympians in London Two local athletes are competing in wheelchair basketball tournament before London

Man shot in stomach outside Lawrence East RT station Friday

Two Scarborough players, pictured in these file photos, will be joining Canada’s national wheelchair basketball team at the 2012 London Paralympic Games. Adam Lancia, above, helped Canada to a silver medal in the 2008 Beijing Paralympics and a gold in Athens in 2004. Abdi Fatah Dini, at right, originally from Somalia, is also a veteran of Canada’s 2008 Beijing Paralympic team.

File photos/KEVIN BOGETTI-SMITH

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How well do you recycle? Do you ensure every-thing that should go into your green bin makes it in there?

The merits of public and private garbage collection systems in Toronto will continue to be debated. It’s a debate that was renewed last week when the resi-dential portion of the city from Yonge Street to the Humber River officially switched to a private system of collection.

This now means about half of the city – west of Yonge – has privatized collection (Etobicoke has had its residential waste collected privately since before amalgamation).

The remainder of the city continues to have its resi-dential waste collected by city employees.

But let’s think beyond the method of collection. Let’s think about what we, as residents, are doing.

Residents must use this time as an opportunity to embrace better habits when they put out their waste for collection. Are we doing all we can?

Doing all we can means ensuring residential waste is properly diverted into garbage, recycling and green bins.

This may mean taking a bit of sorting time before-hand. Refer to your waste collection calendar or use the Waste Wizard online tool to get more information if you’re unsure about what goes where.

According to figures from the City of Toronto, our recycling has a 20 per cent contamination rate (refer-ring to items that can’t be recycled). Reducing that number is a meaningful and achievable goal.

Ultimately, waste that’s properly sorted before col-lection means more efficient collection. That’s ulti-mately better for the taxpayer. That’s the benefit.

As for the public versus private collection debate, let it continue. Will cost-saving success experienced by this program merit expansion? Will the dire warnings of worsening service be correct? Maybe further adjust-ments to Toronto’s garbage collection system won’t even be deemed necessary.

Regardless of that outcome, there are manageable tasks we as residents can do now.

The first week wasn’t perfect for the new service pro-vider, as reports of delays surfaced.

A core component of elected representation is ensuring efficient and effective delivery of services. Constituents can do their part by ensuring as little of Toronto’s waste as possible goes to landfill.

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Jobs, support neededmore than extra policeTo the editor:

Re: ‘TAVIS makes true con-nection with community,’ Editorial July 27.

There was a major prob-lems with your editorial on TAVIS and increased policing in Toronto: your assumption that more police presence in our neighbourhoods and com-munities equals safer com-munities.

Police get maybe 20 times more money than social or recreational programs, but we haven’t seen a compa-rable increase in the feeling of safety.

Why is it that young people in general, and black people in large numbers, feel less safe when groups of police wander their streets and patrol their backyards?

Could it be that, for black youth, being stopped and “carded” four times as often, being physically or men-tally harassed when doing nothing wrong and being “known to police” in much higher numbers might make people more intimi-dated and fearful of police?

Studies have been done all over North America showing that wherever you have more intensive polic-ing (for example Jane-Finch and Rexdale in Toronto; Newark and Philadelphia in the U.S.), you have more criminal charges and arrests, even though many infractions are minor.

If the white community was “over-protected” that way, we would see more whites before the courts for criminal behaviour.

Jobs, services, supports and more opportunities to participate in society would go a lot further in making our communities safe.

Richard De Gaetano

To the editor:Re: ‘Refugee cuts take toll

on local hospitals: doctor,’ News, Aug. 2.

The Scarborough Mirror has performed an impor-tant journalistic function by publishing the story about Dr. Paul Caulford and his compassion for newcomers to Canada.

It is true that there are people in our community who will be hurt, and pos-

sibly harmed, as a result of Bill C-31, passed by the Conservatives in Ottawa.

Your story exposes how our neighbours here in Scarborough are being demeaned as a result of this new legislation.

Once upon a time Canada welcomed people from all over the world. People came here to have a better life. In fact, there is a poster in the Pier 21

Museum in Halifax that says that a Canadian is an immigrant with seniority.

I think that, through their actions, the Conservatives are dem-onstrating that they are people with simple, small hearts.

Thanks to Dr. Caulford for showing us that care and concern for our fellow human beings still exists.

Allan Baker

Conservative cuts harming people in our community

To the editor:At all levels of govern-

ment, the right wing in this country are mounting a concerted effort to demoral-ize working people and their unions simply to please

their friends on Bay Street. It’s not enough they sit

idly by and watch what is left of the middle class erode before their eyes. They are vehement in their ideology to put unfetered control

of the workplace back in the hands of the country’s employers.

It’s true, we are a pas-sive society, however, try stripping away a workers hard-earned wages, pension

Canadians won’t let governments erode hard-earned wagesand benefits and all hell will break loose.

Canadian workers won’t let that happen.

Roland Kiehne, president, Canadian Auto

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St. Nicholas, Birch Cliff Anglican Church held the unveiling of a Heritage Toronto historical plaque last Thursday, Aug. 9, commemo-rating the founding and growth of the church. The date was sig-nificant as it was on Aug. 9, 1912, the first church building was offi-cially dedicated by the Bishop of Toronto, James Sweeny. Above, Edith Diggins takes in the cere-mony. Top right, Archbishop of Toronto Colin Johnson, left, and Mildred Hilton, 95, cut the cake. Hilton is one of the church’s longest attending parishioners. She was baptized, confirmed and married at St. Nicholas. Bottom right, St. Nicholas interim priest-in-charge Fr. Ron Scott takes a closer look at the Heritage Toronto Plaque.

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Three year old tied up during home invasion

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A toddler was tied up during an armed home invasion in Malvern Sunday.

Police said two men, one armed with a gun, broke into a home near Sheppard Avenue and Neilson Road around 3:25 p.m.

The men tied up three people, including a three year old, and threatened to kill the child if money wasn’t turned over to them.

They fled with jewelry and cash.

The suspects are white and 25 to 35 years old. One is about 6’2” tall with short black hair and a slim build and wore a black base-ball hat and a light grey tracksuit. The other is 5’3” to 5’5” tall and wore a black ski mask.

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n Sexual assault alertPolice have issued a sexual assault alert after a woman was attacked while walking in the Markham Road and Eglinton Avenue area early Monday.

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For the first time in nearly two decades visitors to the Canadian National Exhibition will once again be able to travel from point A to point B through the sky.

The Sky Ride is a new 1,600 foot long suspended ride that takes people from the Direct Energy Centre to the Better Living Centre, giving them an aerial view of the rides, games, BMO Field, and even Lake Ontario.

David Bednar, general manager, said all annual events such as the CNE exist both in people’s memories, as well as in the present and one of the things people always ask is why the Alpine Way was removed.

“It would be impossible to install a ride of that size and scope today, but we wanted something that would do a similar function so we’ve been talking with our part-ners for years,” he said.

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“We’re so full of action here it is kind of nice to get above it all,” Bednar said. “It’s very gentle.”

There’s also a bit of a breeze up there so Sky Ride can give people the chance to catch their breath and cool off a bit between the many games, rides and attractions

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the CNE has on tap. Sky Ride is included in the CNE Ride All Day Pass or riders can get a one-way trip for four coupons and a round trip for seven.

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A few short decades ago, most families got by with sedans and station wagons.

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The CX-9 is most striking from the side, where its high and rising beltline is topped by a band of windows that narrows towards the rear. Wide shoulders and a tapered greenhouse, accented by a roof-mounted spoiler give it a more athletic look than you’d expect from a family hauler. Ditto for the large wheel openings over big 20-inch

alloys, and the trapezoidal dual exhausts.From the front, this crossover’s projector

headlamps sweep back like cat’s eyes, either side of the chrome-surround upper grille. But don’t let the CX-9’s low, swoopy pro-fi le fool you, as there’s still plenty of space for both passengers and cargo. Behind the third row – yes, this is a seven-passenger ve-hicle – you’ll fi nd 475 litres of space. That’s more than in many full-size sedans, and there’s even a handy underfl oor tray.

Drop the third row, and you’re left with 1,368 litres. This is the confi guration I used all week – much of it with two kids bicker-ing in the middle row, and the cargo hold jammed fl oor-to-ceiling with camping gear. Drop both the second and third rows, and you have 2,851 litres.

Cargo volume is important, but conve-nience and the accessibility are as critical. All seats fold fl at in the CX-9 quickly and easily. Put-ting everything back in place is a minor effort as well.

Getting into the third row is aided by the CX-9’s tilt-and-slide mechanism, which is a one-handed operation that moves the 60/40 second row forward nearly nine inches. Passengers in the second row get their own HVAC controls, and are treated to loads of knee and head room. Seating is comfortable, and in the GT is embellished with contrasting leather inserts.

The CX-9 is among the pricier offerings in this segment (with a starting MSRP of $36,395), and as such I’d expect a healthy list of standard content. Here, Mazda does not disappoint.

The base front-drive GS gets three-zone climate control, heated front seats (eight-way power adjust for driver), six-speaker AM/FM/CD audio system, Blu-etooth, tilt/telescopic steering with audio and cruise controls, power heated mirrors, and more.

You can add $2,000 for active torque split all-wheel drive and $2,395 for a luxury package that includes power moonroof, leather upholstery, four-way power adjust for the front passenger and power lumbar

support for the driver.The CX-9’s steering, with rpm-sensing

variable power assist, has more road feel than typical in this kind of vehicle.

And the engine – a DOHC 24-valve 3.7-litre V6 (273 hp, 270 lb/ft of torque), mated to a six-speed automatic – packs enough punch to launch it smoothly and quickly, and deliver ample passing power on the highway.

Transport Canada rates this powertrain at a reasonable 12.7/8.4 litres/100 km (city/

hwy) as a front driver and 12.8/9.0 litres/100 km (city/hwy) with AWD. I wouldn’t expect to see these numbers, unless you’re ex-tremely light on the pedal. My own result was a thirstier 13 litres/100 km combined.

Fuel economy aside, the CX-9 is both practical and fun to drive – and handles more like a mid-size sedan than a large crossover. It delivers the kind of nimbleness and ‘zoom zoom’ that Mazda is known for.

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FUEL ECONOMY: FWD 12.7/8.4 litres/100 km (city/hwy); AWD 12.8/9.0 litres/100 km (city/hwy).

CARGO CAPACITY: behind third row 475 litres; behind second row 1,368 litres; behind first row 2,851 litres.

TOWING CAPACITY: 1,588 kg (3,500 lbs)

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The new Kia cee’d – launched in June 2012 – triumphed in the exterior category and also received an honorary special mention for exceptional innovation in the interior category.

In addition, the high profile jury select-ed the Kia GT as the winner of the concept award. The rear-wheel drive sports sedan design study celebrated its world pre-

miere in September 2011 at the Frankfurt Motor Show.

The Automotive Brand Contest, which was held for the first time in 2011, has become an internationally recognized competition. It is open to car manufacturers, automotive parts suppli-ers and companies delivering design and brand communications services to the automotive industry.

This year’s two Kia award winners are key models for the brand. The second generation of the cee’d, Kia’s best-selling model in Europe, features styling typi-

cally found on a sporty coupe, but offers the space and functionality of a five- door hatch.

The Kia GT design study was inspired by 1970s grand tourers, and combines supple, muscular proportions with a sophisticated, elegant four-seat interior. It offers a glimpse into Kia’s future design philosophy.

The Automotive Brand Contest 2012 award presentation ceremony will be held at the Paris Motor Show on Automotive Designers’ Night, 27 September 2012 (first press day).

– Metroland Media

Three design awards for Kia

Kia won three awards in the 2012 Automotive Brand Contest including Best Concept for the Kia GT (shown).

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Designed to be used with two hands on the wheel as often as possible, IntelliLink’s layout was created with an emphasis on minimizing distractions. New features for 2013 integrate more functionality into the system’s voice control commands.

The “More like this” feature uses Gracenote media database technology to identify artist and song titles. For 2013, Gracenote’s album cover art display capabil-ity expands to include genre and artist art.

To speed the use of IntelliLink and keep the driver’s eyes on the road, a new “Quick Info” icon allows access to

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Over the last several years, homeowners have in-creasingly emphasized clean air in their homes. The growing popularity of home air purifiers suggests today's homeowners want to make certain the environment inside their home is as healthy as possible.

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Improve aIr qualIty

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Clean the vehICle's InterIor

Many automobile owners pay particular atten-tion to the appearance of their vehicle's exterior. However, those same drivers don't spend nearly as much time, if any, tending to the vehicle's interior. But a neglected interior doesn't just fall victim to spills and dirt or other particles brought in from the outside. Over time, a neglected interior might begin to grow mildew, which is both unhealthy and unpleasant. In general, clean the vehicle's in-terior once a month to prevent mildew growth and

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proteCt newer vehICles on hot Days

Hot weather can take its toll on drivers, and it can also wreak havoc on their vehicle's interior. Heat from the sun can cause the vehicle's plastics, vinyl or leather parts to emit volatile organic com-pounds, or VOCs, which can produce both short-term and long-term adverse health effects. When-ever possible, park in the shade or use a sun shade on the windshield. In addition, slightly opening the windows in spring and summer promotes air flow through the cabin, helping reduce the risk of VOC buildup inside the vehicle.

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Toronto athletes are competing in their own backyards at the Ontario Summer Games Aug. 16 to 19.

The opening ceremony of the biannual Olympic-style competition, which features 28 sports at venues across Toronto and surrounding regions, is at 7 p.m. today at Varsity Stadium.

About 2,500 athletes from across the province will be competing in sports from rugby and sailing to

fencing and softball. Eighteen sports are being held at 19 venues across Toronto.

Canoe/kayak is being held in Welland, cycling will take place in Albion Hills, skeet shooting is being held in Oshawa, sporting rifle will take place in St. Catharines and the triathlon is in Brampton.

The Games are seen as a gateway to further national and international competition, acting as qualifiers for

most of the sports featured during the event, said Crystal Peiris, a games consultant with Sport Alliance of Ontario, the organization in charge of running the Summer Games for the provincial government.

“The Ontario Games are a stepping stone for athletes to competitions like the nationals and the Canada Games, for example,” Peiris said.

The Games play a vital role in the long-term development of Ontario’s

sports organizations and foster “unmatched” life skills and values that an athlete wouldn’t necessarily pick up in a classroom, Peiris said.

Blair McIntosh, a former direc-tor of Games for Sport Alliance of Ontario and the director of sport for the 2015 Pan American Games, said the provincial Games teach “discipline, socialization, diversity, acknowledgment...it changes an athlete’s life.”

“We have seen many of our ath-letes go from playground to (Olympic) podium and then go on after their athletic careers to accomplish great achievements in life,” said McIntosh.

Tickets are $5 and available at each venue. Tickets give people access to all venues for that day only. Pins are available at each venue for $25, which give holders access to all venues for the entire competition days.

Toronto athletes compete in Summer Games

Scarborough venues and Games schedule

n Baseball is being held at Wishing Well Park, 1801 Pharmacy Ave. Baseball preliminar-ies are scheduled from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Friday and Saturday. The medal round will be held at midtown’s Bond Park Sunday from 8:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Baseball participants include Henry Dennis, Tyler Dobie, Luca Farace, John Foden, Kojima Daito, Tony Kwon, Jacob Linhares, Gabriel Nakonechny, Ryan Ngan, Andre Jordan Padmore, Eric Senior, Douglas Skillicorn, Anthony Spignesi, Ryohei Suzuki, Ian Wilson and Max Wright.

n Golf is being held at Cedar Brae Golf Club, 55 Mac Frost Way. Round one, two and three started on Wednesday and run until Friday from 7:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. each day. Toronto golfers competing include Gordon Gibson, Gaven McQueenie, Mitchell Sobie and Sasha Linauskas.

n Field lacrosse is being held at L’Amoreaux Park, 60 Silver Springs Blvd. Games are slated for Thursday from 10:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. and Friday from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Round robin competition is slated for Saturday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. and finals on Sunday.

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It’s been tough, but music mapmaker Meagan Perry has managed not to judge TTC subway riders by the contents of their iPods.

Perry is the creator of The Stationary Groove Toronto Subway Playlist Project, an online interactive subway map which allows users to view and download playlists of the most popular songs, station by TTC station, based on Perry’s canvassing of transit commuters.

For 120 hours, the equiva-lent of three full work weeks, the Leslieville resident trav-eled to every subway station on the Bloor-Danforth and Yonge-University-Spadina lines spending up to two hours approaching head-phone-wearing commuters and asking them what they were listening to.

Perry said she resisted the urge to critique the choices of songs – particularly those belonging to a certain Canadian band.

“I couldn’t bring myself to knock someone’s music, not even Nickelback,” said Perry as she recalled her experience.

Si n c e s h e l a u n c h e d StationaryGroove.com in early July, Perry received 250 song suggestions and has already updated the playlist for one subway station, Finch, with plans for more.

To her surprise, the vast majority of people Perry approached were forth-coming about their choices – though somewhat mysti-fied by her interest.

She even drew the interest of TTC employees.

“The drivers on the trains going back and forth were curious about what I was doing. When I told them, they’d just laugh,” she said.

Perry, who is also rabble.ca’s executive director for

podcasts, said she got the idea for The Stationary Groove after returning to Toronto after living in the Yukon for six years.

A native of Bonnyville, Alta., who has also lived in Edmonton, Winnipeg and Whitehorse, Perry says she began thinking about ways she could convey creatively her adopted city’s musical diversity.

She said she noticed certain trends in the music tastes of transit riders – the system-wide popularity of hometown favourite Drake for one – and the potential for commuters in stations outside of the downtown core to prefer non-English songs.

But, Perry said she’d rather focus on the willingness of strangers to share their love of music with her rather than their demographics. And thanks to her experi-ence, she’s found new artists to add to her own personal playlist, like Singapore pop star Stefanie Sun.

Perry said she plans to

do another study in the future to see how music tastes have changed. She also would love to hold a public event for Stationary Groove, perhaps on board a subway car.

“Music is communal and people want to share and know what others are listen-ing to,” she said.

“I definitely think we should have a dance party on a train.”

Playlist project lists favourites by transit subway station stops

Transit

Top 5 tracks/artists listened to by TTC sub-way riders according to www.StationaryGroove.com1. Drake (30 songs)2. Kanye West (13 songs) 3. Chris Brown (11 songs)4. Rihanna + Adele (9 songs each)5. Beyonce and Jay-Z (5 songs each)

Top Tracks

Meagan Perry tracks transit users taste of tunes at Stationary Groove. Perry said she plans to do another study in the future to see how music tastes have changed.

Tracking transit grooves puts tunes on the map

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SHUTOUT: Scarborough GS United’s Kayla Desouza, left, kicks the ball past Guelph Royals Gabrielle Perez-Sagahon during Ontario Cup women’s soccer quarter-final action at the L’Amoreaux Sports Centre on Sunday. Scarborough went on to win the game 5-0 and will now face Vaughan Azzurri in the semifinal Aug. 26 in Etobicoke. Right, Scarborough GS United’s Vonya Beckles leaps for a header.

OFF TO THE ONTARIO CUP SEMIS

The Scarborough-based Toronto Thunder will not defend their Ontario Varsity Football League (OVFL) title in the varsity division.

Playing at home at Birchmount Stadium in Scarborough last Saturday, the Thunder, 7-1 in the regular season, were shut out 26-0 by the visiting Myers Riders (6-3).

Myers will go on to play the OVFL championship final this Saturday in Oshawa against the London Mustangs.

n N o r t h e r n Fo o t b a l l ConferenceThe Scarborough-based Toronto Titans will try for their first Northern Footbal l Conference (NFC) championship this Saturday at 8 p.m. at Birchmount Stadium in Scarborough.

The Titans will take on the Ottawa Invaders, last year’s finalist.

Those two teams finished one-two during the regular season – the Titans 8-0 and Ottawa 6-2.

Both won their home semifinal games last Saturday, The Titans 14-11 over Sarnia Imperials (4-4) and Ottawa 15-13 over the defending NFC champion Tri-City Outlaws (5-3).

Titans advance; Thunder fall

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