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Moodie, A.B. Rice and TomThomson are just a few of the re-al-life, west-end historical char-acters those taking a Saturday af-ternoon stroll along the banks ofthe Humber River can expect tobump into on Aug. 5, thanks toWalk the 6 West: History on theHumber.

The one-day, part-walking-

tour, part-theatrical-event comesto Étienne Brûlé Park courtesy ofsix local history groups, includ-ing Heritage York and the Swan-sea, Sunnyside, York Pioneer,West Toronto Junction and Etob-icoke Historical Society (EHS),said EHS’s Hugh Barnett, whohelped co-organize the eventalongside Heritage York’s Joy

Cohnstaedt."What’s exciting about it is

there seems to be a huge demandfor this kind of public program-ming that bridges the profession-al arts with local heritage," Bar-nett said during an interview atÉtienne Brûlé Park last week,

Neil Ross (left), Eileen Jensen, Colin Mendez Morris and Sara Moyle will help bring west-end history alive at an event organizedby six local historical groups.

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At the TTC’s Hillcrestcampus, a group of transitworkers has the not-so-sim-ple task of co-ordinating op-eration throughout the net-work.

This is the TTC’s Tran-sit Control Unit, staffed24/7 to monitor the perfor-mance of subway trainsand streetcars. It’s missioncontrol for transit opera-tions, where vehicle move-ment is tracked, assistancedispatched and supportprovided.

In short, it’s never bor-ing.

"If this was a dull job, wewould have attracted a to-tally different kind of em-ployee, but when they comehere and work through a re-ally big delay. it’s organizedchaos," said Jim Ross, theTTC’s deputy chief operat-ing officer. "Once you gethooked, you never want toleave. It’s stressful butsomething different everyday."

The control centre,whose exact location can-not be disclosed due to se-curity reason, opened in2004, but has undergone amajor transformationsince 2012, including instal-lation of floor-to-ceilingvideo screens detailing ev-ery crucial bit of informa-tion needed to operate thesubway and streetcar net-works.

One of the newer sys-tems, Supervisory Controland Data Acquisition (SCA-DA), allows control over ev-erything from poweringtrains and streetcars to ac-tivating heaters for iced-over track switches.

A "big board" alongsidedetermines the perfor-mance of headways andschedules, which gets com-piled and added to a perfor-

mance scorecard.Beside SCADA, a bank of

screens captures CCTVfootage from various plat-forms where an inordinateamount of emergencyalarms are activated. Eglin-ton Station tops the list cur-rently.

Finally, there’s a light-up diagram of the entiresubway map, determiningwhere trains are and if theyare on schedule.

At this time, a couple ofhours before the start ofrush hour on a weekday af-

ternoon, the numbers lookpretty good. Trains adhereto acceptable headways,and there’s only a slight de-lay on Line 4 Sheppard dueto "crew change" issues.

The technological im-provements represent aquantum leap from pastcontrol centres, when oper-ations still took place on an-cient arrays containingcountless track switches,some of which had to be ju-ry-rigged in creative wayswhen they stopped work-ing.

In those days it wasn’trare for a single tower con-troller - essentially an airtraffic controller but forpublic transit - to operate asingle panel.

"We were runningaround like chickens withour heads cut off," saidRoss, who worked as a tow-er controller back in 2003.

When trains go out ofservice, maintenance workis co-ordinated. Approxi-mately 3,400 work ordersare put in every week, ac-cording to the TTC.

As is increasingly thecase with aged and declin-ing TTC infrastructure, re-pairs often need to be ar-ranged during service,which falls on railcar fore-men to confer with crewsand remotely offer assis-tance.

When a delay takesplace, whether big or small,the foremen act as first lineof defence.

Just the day before, arider dropped a pencil onthe train which got caughton a door track, preventing

it from closing, grindingservice to a halt. With assis-tance from the centre, thetrain guard was able to lo-cate the pencil and get ser-vice moving again.

Then there are biggersituations such as stationflooding, when all handsare required on deck.

In the case of emergen-cies, the whole roomsprings into action. This ismade easier as control cen-tre personnel are cross-trained and can jump in at amoment’s notice.

This year marks thelaunch of the long-awaitedAutomatic Train Controlsystem, which will allowfor computer-assisted trainoperation, although onehuman operator will re-main on board at all times.

ATC promises moreconsistent service. Ross ad-mits he’s not yet certainhow it will ultimately affectthe control centre’s opera-tions when the first phaselaunches between Wilsonand St. George.

ATC will have built-inredundancies, lesseningthe need for manual re-pairs, but might also re-quire more employees atfirst just to operate the sys-tem.

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"We’re getting morebang for our buck, becauseonce you put people in thesame room the synergiesstart to happen and it’s re-ally more effective," hesaid.

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Mission control: a look at the TTC behind the scenesRAHUL GUPTA

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Above, an army of controlllers watch the inner workings of the system in the TTC transit control room insidethe Gunn Building at the commission’s Hillcrest Yard. Left, veteran controller Rob Cito (left) works withtrainee Vac Yue while right, the entire TTC system is covered by closed circuit cameras and monitored 24/7.

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noting that just one weekafter opening up registra-tion, organizers alreadyhad more than 100 RSVPsfrom interested attendees.

While the "living histo-ry" concept behind the up-coming Walk the 6 theatri-cal walking tour isn’t anentirely new one, Barnettsaid he hopes the event willhelp to spawn similar pro-grams that continue tobring history to life here inToronto.

"In 2015, we did a pro-gram commemorating the400th anniversary of theFrancophone presence inToronto during the PanAm Games, where we ran aseries of vignettes detail-ing the history along theToronto Carrying Place,"Barnett said, noting thatprogram served as inspira-tion for organizers of Walkthe 6.

"Hopefully, (Walk the 6)can likewise act as a

launching point for othersimilar types of programs,because I think it’s defi-nitely something that canbe brought back."

Both Sara Moyle, theformer artistic producer ofHumber River Shake-speare, and Colin MendezMorris, musical directorfor ArsMusica, performedin that original 2015 PanAm program.

And both will now re-turn to the banks of theHumber for Walk the 6 -Moyle to perform as Cana-dian artist Tom Thomson,and Mendez Morris tobring his new opera com-position on escaped slaveJoshua Glover to life.

"This park is in myblood and in my system,"said Moyle, an Etobicokeborn-and-raised actor whowill tackle the "mysteriousand enigmatic" Thomson’sdays as a young, emergingartist in her 10-minute in-stallation.

Mendez Morris, mean-

while, will merge operawith the outdoors - com-plete with a string quartetand guest clarinetist fromItaly - when ArsMusicabrings his opera about es-caped slave Joshua Glov-

er’s journey from St. Louisto Toronto via the Under-ground Railroad to ÉtienneBrûlé Park.

"The whole idea was wewanted to give audiencesas much of the operatic ex-

perience as we could, eventhough it’s an outdoor per-formance," he said of hispiece’s impressive musicalaccompaniment.

Walk the 6 will also actas the première for NeilRoss’ show, CanadianJunction: Town, City andCountry - an original playabout three historicalcharacters from West To-ronto Junction that Rosswrote based on the walkingtours he’s been leading inthe Junction neighbour-hood for nearly a decade.

While Ross himself willtake on the role of A.B.Rice, a journalist who cov-ered the Junction for 60years, Eileen Jensen willplay Jamaican-born busi-nesswoman and philan-thropist Julia Browne, andAmanda Zhou will be play-ing Anne Leung, a Chinesewoman who broke the col-our barrier at a downtownToronto cinema.

Walk the 6 will also fea-ture performances by Che-

ri Maracle (as PaulineJohnson), Michael Toby (asJoshua Glover), Jan Weir(as Sir William Howland),and members of the MixedTheatre Company.

Supporters include theCity of Toronto’s Momen-TO Canada 150 program,which is providing promo-tional support for Walk the6, and the province’s Onta-rio 150 Community Cele-bration Grant Program,which is providing its fund-ing.

Walk the 6: History onthe Humber takes place onSaturday, Aug. 5, with si-multaneous, one-and-a-half hour guided walkingtours departing from bothLambton House, 4066 OldDundas St., and Old Millsubway station, 2672 BloorSt. W., at noon and again at2:30 p.m.

For more information orto reserve your free tickets,go to www.pvhs.info/histo-ryonthehumber or call 647-675-1792.

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LUxURY 2 STOREY ESTATE!Situated on a premium 1 acre lot in prestigious Nobleton. 4 1/2 cargarage, 5 bdrms with 2 mstrs, prof. Renov’d w/ lrg addition. Gorgeousgourmet custom kit, crown mouldings, main flr fam rm, office,laundry. Prof fin bsmnt, prof. landscaped, hot tub plus much more.

$2,300,000

LUxURIOUS SUB-PH STEPS TO HIGH PARkBeautiful 2 bedroom, 2 wshrm corner unit in, amenity-loaded NXT II!Floorto ceiling windows w/ breathtaking panoramic views of the lake and HighPark, soaring 9 ft ceilings, spacious eat-in kit with s.s. appl., 4 pieceensuite in master. Walk score 88! Simply move in and enjoy the lifestyle!

$609,900

LUxURY DETACHED HOME!!Gorgeous Exec 4 Bdrm Home Located In Desirable Neighbourhood!!Beautifully Appointed Throughout, Lrg Open Concept Kit, Spac FamRm, Sept Liv/Din Areas, Lrg Mstr W/ Ensuite, New Prof Fin Bsmnt &Much More! Close To Schools & GO Transit!

$998,000

MIMICO CHARMER

Renovated Home on Large Lot in CovetedArea. Loaded with Character, 9 ft Ceilings!Flagstone Patio.

$899,000

HURON HEIGHTS GEMDetached 4 bdrm 2 stry, gorgeous modern kit., Formal diningrm, open concept fam. Rm, w/o to 2 tier deck, Masterbdrm retreat, gas fireplace, w/i closet, full ensuite & w/o tobalcony, fin. Bsmnt, double garage, landscaped lot , & more.

$899,900

WEST TORONTO TOWNHOUSE!!Amazing ‘Bloordale’ Location! Charming 3 Bdrm,End Unit! Beautifully Maintained Throughout. GreatLayout, Large Living/Dining Areas, Eat-In Kitchen,Sept. Ent. Finished Bsmnt & Much More!

$889,000

DETACHED BUNGALOWImmaculate 2 Bdrm Bungalow 10 Minutes to Downtown.Renovated kitchen & Baths. Huge Master with Ensuite.Enormous Rec Room. Sep Entr. to Potential In-law Suite.Private Drive. Fully Furnished!

$649,000

STUNNING LAkEvIEW!Southwest facing 2 bedroom, 2 wshrm unit with unobstructedview of the lake, spacious bdrms, flr to ceiling windows, balcony,parking, locker & amazing amenities. Minutes to downtown.Short walk to lake, high park & trail. Steps to TTC. Great value.

$624,500

LIvE & EARN!!

Lrg fully tenanted 5+1 Bdrm, 4 wshrm, Income Producing Property.Ideal for Investors or Lrg families. Many updates throughout. Stepsto Public Transit, GO Train, Downtown Brampton.

$599,900

MARkLAND WOODS PENTHOUSE!!Reno’d 2+1 bdrm, in highly coveted Millgate Manor, upgradedgourmet kitchen , S.S. Appl., 2 full baths, 2 W/O to Lrg balconies,Spacious Living & dining rm, gorgeous master bdrm w/ ensuiteand W/I closet, loaded w/ Amenities.

$599,900

LOCATION, OPPORTUNITY, AND vALUE!

Detached 3+1 bedroom, 2 bath home on family friendly

crescent. Great sized lot with fenced backyard. Steps to

schools and transit. Minutes to highways.

$599,800

SPACIOUS SEMI!!Large 3+1Bdrm, 5-Level Backsplit Located On QuietCourt!! Well Maintained Home, Finished Basement W/Separate Side Entrance, Close To Transit & Schools— Great Value.

$789,000

TRENDY CORkTOWN!!One the hottest areas in the city.Gorgeous totally Renovated,Spectacular Architectural Design, bright sunlit detachedhome, Large deck, Cathedral Ceilings, W/O to balconies,3 washrooms, Sauna and much more.

$788,800

BEAUTIFUL BACkSPLIT!

Wonderful Renovated 3 bdrm 2 wshrm home on huge 50 X129ft lot. Separate entrance to reno’d bsmnt with bar. W/O toan entertainer’s outdoor paradise wired for sound. Truly unique.

$649,900

SPACIOUS LUxURY HOME!

A Modern Masterpiece 2700 sq ft Newly Built in2016. 4 Bdrm 2 Storey with 2 Car Garage andPrivate Heated Driveway. 400/401.

$1,488,000

LUxURY ExECUTIvE HOME!

Large 4 Bedroom Detached Home LocatedIn Demand “Vellore Village”!! ProfessionallyFinished Basement!

$1,398,800

GREAT HOME/AMAzING NEIGHBOURHOOD!

Spacious bungalow situated on 55 x 113 ft lot! 3 large bdrms,updated kitchen and baths, professionally finished basementwith rec room, kitchenette, 4pc bath, nearby DVP/401.

$1,498,800

STUNNING 5 BEDROOM HOME!

Incredibly spacious detached Mattamy built home!5 bedrooms upstairs + 1 den on main floor, 4baths. Separate entr. to bsmt. Double car garage.

$1,249,900

4.6 ACRE ESTATE HOME!Large Raised Bungalow on Secluded Private Estatewith flat land surrounded by gorgeous forest andstream. Sunroom with Wrap Around Deck. High w/oBasement. Double Car Garage. Caledon/Bolton.

$1,199,000

4 LEvEL CENTRE HALL BACkSPLIT!Large Updated Home on a Huge Pie Shaped LotNext to Park. Gorgeous 2 Level Basement Apt. LargeSunroom Addition. 2 Car Garage. Million Dollar PlusArea Steps to Fabulous Schools.

$1,249,000

ISLINGTON vILLAGE!!

Prime neighbourhood and premium 50ft lot, surroundedby million dollar plus homes. Detached, stucco exteriorfinish, circular drive, finished basement, huge backyard.

$1,250,000

RAISED BUNGALOW!!

Wonderful Detached home on Lrg Lot with Private DoubleDrive. Updated Kitchen and Bath. Potential Basement Apt.Steps to Great Schools and Transit. Super Value!

$539,000

LUxURY UPGRADED TOWNHOME!Prof. decorated 2+1 bdrm end unit! Bright, sunlit,open concept layout, b/i wall unit and cabinet,gourmet kitchen w/ centre island, granite countertopand s. s. appl, master bdrm with full ensuite.

$399,900

STUNNING kING’S TERRACE CONDOFully Reno’d Condo Overlooking the Ravine. Brandnew S. S. Appl., Hardwood Flrs throughout, Parking &Locker, just steps to amenities, shops and restaurants.A Must See!

$369,000

HUGE RENOvATED FAMILY HOME!3+2 bdrm raised-bung. w/ 2 full wshrms, 2 lrg kit., sep. Entr. tofin. bsmnt! Refinished original hrdwd, laminate & ceramic tilethroughout, spac. liv. & dining rm, gourmet kit. w/ s.s. appl. & lrgbrkfst bar, Situated close to all conveniences.

$729,900

DOWNTOWN LIvE/WORk RESIDENCE!Grand Detached 3 Stry. Front Reception Area & Offices.Perfect for Dentist, Accountant, Doctor, etc. Fabulous 3bdrm Unit. Mstr Bdrm Retreat w/ Atrium! Reno’d Kitchens &Baths. 1 Bdrm Bsmt Apt. 2.5 Car Garage. Steps to Subway.

$1,799,000

DETACHED BUNGALOW

Lrg 3 bdrm Ranch Bungalow on a wide 60’ lot. Reno’d kit, New Doors &

Roof (2010), Updated baths and windows,sept 3bdrm bsmnt apt, Double

Drive with 6 car parking. Close to TTC,Parks, Hwy 400/401. Super Value!

$749,000

STUNNING HOME ON GORGEOUS LOT!

Beautiful 4 bdrm, 3 wshrm backsplit! Hrdwd + crown mouldingsthru-out. Modern eat-in kit with granite, s. s. appl. Huge open conceptliv & din rm. Master w/ ensuite. Fam. rm with w/o to backyard oasis& massive 3 tiered deck. Fin. bsmt , quiet court, overlooking pond.

$999,900

COMPLETE SHOWSTOPPER!Gorgeous modern 4bd 4wshrm fully upgraded home. Huge pieshaped lot. Beautiful scraped hrdwd flrs thru-out. 9Ft ceilings.Custom chef-style kit w/14ft island + quartz ctrs. Huge lr + drw/pot lights, b/in speakers, 2 sided f/place. Hi quality fixtures.Huge mstr w/ensuite + 2 w/in closets. Main flr office or 5th bd.

$1,069,900

DANFORTH BUNGALOW!

Renovated 2+1 Bdrm on a Deep Lot. Steps to Great Schoolsand Danforth Shops. Perfect Lot For Top Up or Build New. HomeRebuilt in 2009 from the Studs! 1 Bdrm Bsmt Apt. Live in or Rent.

$769,000

PORT UNION 2 STOREY!

Immaculate Newer Detached 3 bdrm 2 strywith w/o Basement and two Balconies steps tothe Lake. Great Park views.

$799,000

ROYAL YORk BUNGALOW!

3 Bdrm detached next to parkette with private drive.Thousands in upgrades. Huge basement apt with sepentrance. Steps to great schools.

$849,000

SPECTACULAR BACkYARD OASIS

Wonderful 3Bdrm, 4 Bath Home. High Demand CourtLocation. W/O To Huge Pie Shaped Lot. FinishedBasement, Garage, and many extras.

$799,900

HOME SWEET HOME!!

Spacious 3+1 Bedroom End Unit Town house, With a 4pcMaster Ensuite and Gorgeous Finished Basement. Newlydone roof. Low Maintenance Fees, Absolutely must be seen.

$549,900

GORGEOUS HOME, FANTASTIC LOCATION!Spacious & well maintained 3 bdrm townhouse in ideal location.Walk to GO train, shopping, schools, & transit. Large eat- in kit.O/L Din. Rm, open concept Liv. Rm with w/o to private yard, lrgfin. Bsmt.& many extras located in a quiet and friendly community.

$549,900

AMAzING vALUE!Lrg 2 bdrm condo in great location. Open concept liv/din rm. Spacious updated kit. Reno’d bath. Big master.Huge balcony. Parking & locker. Steps to shopping, bus,schools, parks, & GO.

$299,900

STUNNING CONDO AT THE ICONIC IMPERIAL PLAzA1000 Sq Feet of Living Space Overlooking the Park. State ofthe Art Amenities, Parking and Locker included. One of thebest Neighborhoods In The City. Steps Away to Transit, Shops,Restaurants, Schools and Much More. A Must See!

$799,000

SPACIOUS BACkSPLIT!Lrg 4 bdrm 3wshrm home. Eat-in kit w/ s. s. appl. Openconcept liv & din rm. Huge family rm w/ w/o to deck + fencedbackyard. Sept entr. to fin. bsmnt w/ kit & 2 bdrms. Garage +4 parking spaces. Close to all conveniences

$574,900

SUPER vALUE!Spacious 3 bdrm, 3 wshrm townhouse, lrg open concept living& dining room with w/o to fully fenced yard. Updated eat-inkit., fin. bsmnt. Attached garage. Close to parks, shopping,schools. Outdoor pool & many extras

$399,900

FANTASTIC LOCATION!!Luxury Tridel energy efficient green building. Excellentunobstructed panoramic view. Meticulously maintained.Granite counter tops, breakfast bar, walk out to balcony! Stepsto subway station, shopping, restaurants and all amenities.

$525,000

WONDERFULLY SPACIOUS!Large 3 bdrm 4 wshrm townhouse in quiet neighbourhood.Open concept living/dining rm, w/o to fully fencedbackyard, Modern eat-in kitchen w/granite countertop.Lrg finished bsmnt w/ bdrm and wshrm. Excellent location.

$570,000

BEAUTIFUL LUxURY SUITE!Located at New ‘Expo City’ Condos!! Spacious Layout, Open ConceptLiving/Dining Area W/ Breathtaking Floor To Ceiling Windows,Modern Kit. w/ Granite Counters, Lrg Mstr W/ 4Pc Ensuite & Walk-InCloset. Parking ,Locker & Full Amenities Just Steps To New Subway.

$479,900

TORONTO DETACHED GEM!!Spacious 3 Bdrm In Prime Location!! Solid & Well MaintainedHome W/ Amazing Renovation Potential. Lrg Principal Rooms,Eat-In Kitchen, Sept. Side Entr. 1.5 Car Garage Plus Legal FrontParking! Unbelievable Value

$875,000

OPPORTUNITY kNOCkS!!Charming 4 Bdrm Century Townhouse In High-DemandToronto Neighbourhood!! First Time On the Market InOver 40 Years, Solid Home, w/ amazing Reno Potential.Features Lrg Principal Rms, Garage, Parking & more.

$699,900

STUNNING HOME/GREAT NEIGHBORHOOD

Beautiful 3bdrm home with huge kitchen, openconcept Liv & Din rm w/ w/o to backyard. 2 w/iclosets. sept side entr. to bsmnt & many extras

$675,000

RAISED BUNGALOW ON THE PARk!

Huge Rare Custom Built Home on a Large Lot thatfronts and sides on Parkland. Steps to PrestigiousLambton Golf Club. Full Basement Apt. 2 Car Garage.

$1,199,000

RENOvATED BUNGALOW ON HUGE RAvINE LOT!Gorgeous 3 bdrm, 2 wshrm home. Custom kitchen w/granite counters, S. S. Appl., breakfast bar. Open conceptliving & dining rm. Beautiful floors. W/O to lrg deck &backyard. Sep. Entr. big bsmt apt. Attached garage.

$849,900

150FT LOT - CHILD FRIENDLY COURTGorgeous reno’d 4+1 bdrm home. Updated kit with b/in s. s. appl, granitecounters, lrg pantry & brkfst area. Formal Liv Rm, Spac Din Rm, Lrg FamRm w/ fireplace & sun-filled solarium, Massive Backyard! Mstr w/ spa-like bath floating claw-foot tub & oversized shower!

$849,500

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WEST TORONTO JUNCTIONWest Toronto Junction’s main intersection is Dundas St. W. and

Keele St., with The Stockyards making up the northwestern quad-rant of the neighbourhood. Though the area is in a prime location, its separation from the big city by the railway tracks has allowed it to keep its small-town feel and more affordable housing prices. Many of the homes are Victorian or Victorian in style and the streets are lined with trees. Expect to find plenty of young families, artists and urban professionals here. Shops, schools and High Park are close by.

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way lines nearby was re-sponsible for West Toronto Junction’s formation in the 1870s. The railway meant it was the perfect area for manufacturers to settle, leading workers to live around Dundas St. Exces-sive drinking quickly be-came an issue in the neigh-bourhood and the rowdiness led to a prohibition on the sale of alcohol that lasted until 2000.

In the mid-1880s, lots were sold in newspapers, advertising views of Lake Ontario and High Park and by 1888, there were enough residents to classify as a village. In 1891, the population had hit 5,000, making West Toronto Junction a town. Soon after, churches, libraries and schools were built and, in 1909, the town joined the City of Toronto to access better utilities and roads.

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Residents in Bloor Westhave a lot to check out thisweekend.

The BIG on Bloor Festi-val of Arts and Culture inBloordale Village will re-turn for its 10th year on Ju-ly 22 and 23.

Organized by the BloorImprovement Group, theall-ages festival is present-ed along a car-free stretchof Bloor Street West be-tween Dufferin Street andLansdowne Avenue to cele-brate local arts, cultureand community.

In past years, it hasdrawn up close to 100,000people.

Also on July 22 is theJunction Night Market.

It will be held at theJunction Farmers Marketat 2960 Dundas St. W., nearDundas and Keele streets

in the Junction from 7 to 11p.m.

The market featuresprepared food vendorsfrom the farmers market,local restaurants, brewer-ies and cideries.

All of the proceeds willgo to help members of thecommunity gain access tofresh and healthy foodthrough programs such asthe Junction Farmers Mar-ket Food Voucher Pro-

gram, according to theevent’s Facebook page.

Last year, the marketwas able to help over 120families to receive access tohealthy food, the post add-ed.

For more informationabout the market, visitwww.junctionmarket.ca/nightmarket and for infor-mation on the BIG on Bloorfestival, visit bigonbloor-festival.com

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Thousands of people descended onto Bloor Stbetween Dufferin and Lansdowne for the BIG onBloor festival on Sunday afternoon. This two-dayfestival had a variety of attractions including food,live music and art.

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FIGMENT Toronto, anarts show planning to takeover Dufferin Grove Parkthis summer, is looking forartists to submit their pro-jects.

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The free event will takeplace on Aug. 19.

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