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Thursday, January 29, 2015 metronews.ca | twitter.com/metrotoronto | facebook.com/metrotoronto Friday’s Jackpot TORONTO $30 million 7 1 A leg up on lingerie NEWS Flamboyant or minimalist, we have 2015’s hottest trends. PAGE 19 WORTH SHARING. Meet the real Norm Kelly #TOpoli. Former deputy a better hugger: @Norm or Kelly is the author of his own Drake. That came with a photo tweets. mayor uses Twitter to of himself hugging Raptors Steve Ladurantaye, head of prove he’s not just a point guard Greivis Vasquez news and government at Twit- boring politician and one of Drake hugging Sac- ter Canada, said Kelly is suc- ramento Kings centre DeMar- cessful on Twitter because he cus Cousins. is himself. It’s a far cry from that pub- “If you spend time with JESSICA lic image — described by some Norm, you’ll see his personal- SMITH CROSS as “boring” — he held when he ity isn’t all that different from [email protected] stepped in as de facto mayor, what he projects on Twitter,” and a long way off from the Ladurantaye said. “He is funny. Toronto is seeing a wackier side mostly tame city hall tweets He is gregarious and he does of Norm Kelly. Or should we that used to roll out of his feed. find things amusing.” say a wackier side of @Norm? Kelly talked to Metro, via Kelly’s recent tweets have When Rob Ford went to Twitter of course, about his “given people a window into rehab and his job as mayor sudden online spunk. his personality that may not went off the rails, the city Asked about the contradic- translate onto every television turned to Kelly, the deputy tion between @Norm and the appearance,” Ladurantaye said. mayor, for calm, sober leader- Norm Toronto sees around city Typically, politicians who ship. hall, he suggested it was the do well on Twitter are good at And these days, when he’s difference between his private connecting with voters in real not challenging the person life, including Twitter, and pol- life, he said. A word of advice, behind a parody account of To- itics. though: Politicians who aren’t ronto’s first mayor to a duel on They are “two sides of the naturally funny, but try to be Twitter, he’s asking the public coin,” he said. “Bill Davis had online, will fail. JUMPING FOR JOB to vote on whether he should it right: In politics, ‘bland “If you’re Norm, and that’s use chunky or smooth on works.’” what you’re comfortable being, #PeanutButterDay. Asked if he tweets for him- then awesome,” Ladurantaye Then there was the time he self, Kelly responded with a sel- said. “There’s nothing wrong Xingyi Yan may be one of the happiest new hires in Toronto. The University of Toronto grad has landed marked National Hug Day by fie and: “Oh ye of little faith!” with being serious and contem- a sweet new gig after a very public campaign to find work. Story, page 6. 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Family of Quoted the jury really intended. “One could reasonably go so woman, killed in 2007 “It’s totally dreadful. far as to say that the jury prob- N dangerous-driving ably intended to return the ver- The fact that he got dicts as recorded on the verdict case, decries ruling away with it ... it’s like sheet. That is not, however, what happened,” wrote Justice she died for nothing. It David Doherty on behalf of a Every year since Audra Arm- makes me sick. We don’t panel of three Ontario Court of E strong’s death in a car crash in have a justice system at Appeal judges. October 2007, her family has But no inquiry of the jury all, we really don’t.” posted a memorial notice in was carried out at the trial — their local paper with a mes- Audra Armstrong’s mother, Ellen and no inquiry could be carried sage of love to their “yellow out now, he wrote. W rose of Georgetown.” He noted that the jury ver- After a trial in 2011, a jury er included offence of danger- dict sheet was not signed or convicted Shawn DeForest of ous driving — it was just never dated, and that Superior Court dangerous driving causing the said in court. Justice Anne Mullins did not death of the 40-year-old mother However, since an acquit- instruct the jury to sign or date of two, a passenger on a motor- tal was entered on the record, the verdict sheet. And while the cycle caught in a pileup at the the three-judge panel found judge told the jury she would intersection. But bizarrely, the the only way to fix the irrecon- examine the verdict sheet prior S same jury found DeForest not cilable verdicts was to acquit to the verdict being read, there guilty on a second charge of DeForest of dangerous driving is no indication from the record dangerous driving causing causing death. He now stands that she did. bodily harm, related to the acquitted on both charges. “The whole thing is ex- driver of the motorcycle. No one raised the contra- tremely unusual,” said De- According to a recent Court diction in the verdicts until Forest’s trial lawyer, Michael of Appeal decision, the acquit- DeForest and his co-accused Quigley, adding that in hind- tal may have been a mistake by appealed their convictions and sight it would have been help- the jury. sentences (he was sentenced to ful for the jury to have been The jury verdict sheet indi- 18 months in jail) — and the polled to make sure they agreed cates that the jury meant to Court of Appeal found that it with the verdict as read. Ellen Armstrong with a picture of her daughter, Audra, at her Georgetown find DeForest guilty of the less- was too late to find out what TORSTAR NEWS SERVICE home on Wednesday. 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WIND, WIND MOBILE, WINDtab and true mobile freedom are trademarks of Wind Telecomunicazioni S.p.A. and are used under license in Canada by WIND Mobile Corp. © 2015 WIND Mobile 4 TORONTO metronews.ca Thursday, January 29, 2015 New app aims to keep your online browsing anonymous Data privacy. New Quoted Survey plugin for Chrome lets “You wouldn’t send a users know which sites A new survey shows Can- letter to your doctor adians are more concerned are sending their info without putting it into about their privacy than without encrypting it ever before. an envelope first.” (cid:580)(cid:3) (cid:636)(cid:627)(cid:730)(cid:3)(cid:315)(cid:279)(cid:292)(cid:292)(cid:255)(cid:229)(cid:225)(cid:553) Commis- Andrew HIlts sioned by the Office of LUKE the Privacy Commissioner SIMCOE of Internet users. of Canada, the poll found [email protected] “I figured it was the perfect nine out of 10 Canadians time to release this and contrib- are worried about what’s A Toronto developer has re- ute to the broader conversation being done with their leased a new app that keeps around protecting people’s in- personal information. your online browsing safe from formation,” Hilt said. Big Brother. TrackerSSL works by target- (cid:580)(cid:3) (cid:16)(cid:255)(cid:251)(cid:3)(cid:16)(cid:292)(cid:279)(cid:302)(cid:254)(cid:229)(cid:292)(cid:3)(cid:238)(cid:229)(cid:209)(cid:292)(cid:553) Roughly Andrew Hilts is the man be- ting data shared by online ad- 78 per cent expressed concerns about govern- hind TrackerSSL, a plugin for vertising services like Google ment surveillance online, the Chrome web browser that and Facebook. and nearly 30 per cent lets users know if websites are “By compiling a list of what said they had been transmitting their personal in- you’re browsing online, ad negatively affected by a formation without encrypting companies can infer what your privacy breach. it first. interests are, or what polit- “The goal is to encourage ical views you have,” Hilts said. (cid:580)(cid:3) (cid:71)(cid:292)(cid:255)(cid:314)(cid:209)(cid:221)(cid:317)(cid:3)(cid:221)(cid:279)(cid:273)(cid:273)(cid:255)(cid:296)(cid:296)(cid:255)(cid:279)(cid:274)(cid:229)(cid:292)(cid:553) websites to adopt encrypted “They can then target ads based “Canadians are telling us data transmission,” he said. on those interests.” they are concerned about “By encrypting information, it The problem is that many … data breaches, identity makes it much more difficult websites send information to theft, digital privacy and for mass surveillance systems advertising sites in a way that’s warrantless access to to vacuum up.” easy for spy agencies, including personal data.” The app was launched CSEC and the NSA, to get their Toronto developer Andrew Hilts is the man behind TrackerSSL, an app that lets users shame websites which aren’t Wednesday, which was both hands on. careful with your personal information. DAVID VAN DYKE/METRO international Data Privacy Day “On most websites, your and the day news broke that data isn’t secured at all,” said one along the chain could eas- ceive notifications telling them privacy-lax companies. ter protection of their personal Canada’s national spy agency, Hilts. “It’s the equivalent of ily look at your letter and read how secure the websites they “It’s important for commer- information. (That) can really CSEC, was monitoring the sending a sensitive piece of everything.” visit are. They can then use the cial enterprises to know their hit the bottom line for some of downloading habits of millions mail without an envelope. Any- TrackerSSL users will re- app to send chastising tweets to customers are rallying for bet- these websites,” Hilts said. Judge OKs charter challenge to police strip searches A Charter legal challenge al- “With respect, the Defend- ically disadvantaged group,” In detail leging that level 3 strip search- ants seem oblivious to the Jamaldin said in an email to es by Toronto police discrimin- nature of the claim that Ms. Torstar News Service. ate against aboriginal people is Anoquot is making, which is “The judge has allowed the In a level 3 search, a person going ahead, after a judge de- that the Defendants employ a inclusion of those two grounds is required to remove some nied an attempt by the Toronto stereotypical approach and sys- … he has drawn no conclusions or all clothing. The practice Police Services Board and four temically strip search Aborigin- on the substance,” said police came under intense criti- officers to dismiss portions of als rather than engaging in a board chair Alok Mukherjee by cism after the G20 summit the claim. case-by-case basis,” wrote Perell email. in 2010, when a large In a decision released Mon- in his ruling. None of the allegations in number of strip searches day, Judge Paul Perell rejected Toronto police conducted Anoquot’s legal challenge has occurred during the mass the defendants’ argument invasive strip searches in 60 per been proven in court. Her ori- arrests of mostly innocent that Toronto resident Megan cent of all arrests, according to ginal statement of claim said people. Anoquot should be excluded statistics from 2010 that were she was seeking $1 million in because the allegations are “a quoted in the ruling. damages. disguised class action.” Najma Jamaldin, Anoquot’s Anoquot, a member of the bedbug bites, according to her Perell also dismissed the lawyer, argued that the practice Saugeen First Nation, was in original statement of claim in notion that previous searches is discriminatory because it is her early 20s when she was 2013. conducted on Anoquot — who “known” by public institutions, arrested in 2011, after private When it went ahead, An- has been arrested several times including the board and police, security at a Shoppers Drug oquot described the search as for petty theft — aren’t relevant that aboriginal people are over- Mart accused her of stealing “especially embarrassing given to the case. Natalie Kolos, the represented in the criminal jus- three bottles of perfume worth her sensitivity to the discolora- lawyer for the board and police, tice system — and therefore in $225. Brought to 51 Division, tion and spottiness of her skin Najma Jamaldin and her husband and legal partner Paul Genua are lawyers had argued they should be ex- those statistics. the young woman hoped to resulting from her skin disor- representing a woman who they argue has been discriminated against by cluded because officers conduct The decision “vindicates an forestall a strip search by tell- der.” She was allowed to leave Toronto police after the she was subjected to a level 3 strip search while in the searches on a “case-by-case individual’s right to advance a ing two female officers that the division an hour later. custody for shoplifting. CHRIS SO/TORSTAR NEWS SERVICE basis.” claim as a member of a histor- she suffered from psoriasis and TORSTAR NEWS SERVICE It pays to bank in one place. 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Personal banking services are not available in Quebec. President’s Choice Financial MasterCard is provided by President’s Choice Bank. The loyalty program is provided by President’s Choice Services Inc. 6 metronews.ca Thursday, January 29, 2015 Xingyi Yan beside her desk at Reprise Media. The U of T grad, who was so desperate for an advertising/marketing job that she took to the streets for weeks handing out resumés and candy with a big white placard, has successfully Slanded aa gig. CAnRLOS OSORIOd/TORSTAR NwEWS SERVICEich-board E . N I T U job hunter hired R T . O P P U S Marketing. Novel criticism. One person, Yan said, Great Connections Employ- told her she was “humiliating” ment Services. approach pays off herself by begging for a job. Generally, bold moves like G . for U of T graduate Regardless, she has no re- Yan’s either hook potential em- O N grets. ployers or turn them away alto- E L “It got me a job in my dream gether, Giang said. B GILBERT career,” Yan said. “I think it showed how NGABO Someone who passed Yan much energy and desire she on the street took her resumé put in pursuing her goals,” [email protected] and referred her to a network Giang said. “But someone may Innovative thinking — and for marketing professionals, think it’s unprofessional and a stamina to brave the frigid where she spotted the opening bit unwise. weather — has finally paid off at Reprise Media. “It all depends on what the for Xingyi Yan. A week later, she had a job company and the employer are The 21-year-old University of interview. The rest, as they say, looking for in a candidate.” Toronto grad took to city streets is history. Yan, meanwhile, is encour- a few months ago with a sand- Overall, Yan said, she landed aging others in her shoes to wich-board sign advertising more than a dozen job inter- chase their dreams no matter that she was available for hire. view opportunities out of the how controversial the means Now, she’s a search analyst at campaign. and unpredictable the results. advertising company Reprise Her approach was risky, but “It may not be perfect, Media. sometimes that can pay off, but you’ll feel good because The unconventional job- said Robin Giang, a human re- you tried for yourself, not for hunting strategy drew plenty of sources manager at Toronto’s others,” she said. Consent. Education minister ‘taken aback’ by sex-education criticism Ontario’s education minister in Grade 1, province is in the process of is surprised by some of the if you think revamping. What the experts criticism over the province’s basic anat- recommend will be published proposed changes to the sex-ed omy is sex online this winter, Sandals said. curriculum, saying the concept ed.” The girls say the curriculum of consent is already taught to Premier must be about more than just G E T Y EOAURRL YS EBAISRODN P SREICATETSOSR O NNETOONFCWD.CA ./F SEEASOBNS E6AT.S pbtshtoeayrea ii adlmtc“Talh hIthWb’ahievneer-seeeyl g dd-bGsascn ucesutre hhecarssandoraedtete oxiqa no lp yu 1tence. i dho tsep,tip”lu h dtledLacyr uikeesaznrienr crneSt.ais ac lt a unrpbyldaaauianrncmtlkdgss dcgLTiieiOavznRle SSt TcastAu nhRsde eNhasEm loWsau S s tSl hEdeRe aVs rICatlEaybr iatlKWewO istal neyeayrGe talnttiarkreonarhn r ideo iulne ne gt1sdts heah teftiauairndost--- tchghcseioeuootasnuawwcsWgsaah eetr“ihitn,inoto lethyng ,fn ea suaa c snnils‘ittaYaudd ucelcc ed kssohr.eh e’sm ”onxtoaafptesu ns sr‘l sNd deatts ooyotsb’ei i noocaiasngodcnsh nsykn’ st ko ealanfi nndotnetdors,-- of the body. stand the concept of consent. going somewhere with a stran- “Now, I had just considered Wynne had just met with ger or saying no if someone’s that basic anatomy,” Sandals two Grade 8 girls from Toronto touch makes students uncom- said. “Some people seem to talk who launched a petition to fortable, are already taught at PROUD SPONSOR OF THE 2015 SEASON about sex ed. So I guess the cur- have consent included in the the primary level, Sandals said. rent curriculum starts sex ed sex-ed curriculum, which the THE CANADIAN PRESS 8 TORONTO metronews.ca Thursday, January 29, 2015 Laneway makeover help on Recycling. Light-bulb the way, group offers hand disposal ban ‘on the table’ Ontario may impose a total City improvement. ban on disposing of compact Quoted fluorescent light bulbs in land- Project is helping “We want these projects fills because they contain mer- communities realize cury which can leach into the to become a model for earth, Environment Minister their visions for their other laneways.” Glen Murray said Wednesday. outdoor spaces About two to three per Ariana Cancelli, Laneway Project co- cent of the material ending founder up in landfills is toxic, and the government is talking with cit- LUKE ways across the city,” said Ari- ies and industry groups to find SIMCOE ana Cancelli, one of the Lane- ways of diverting fluorescent [email protected] way Project’s co-founders. bulbs, batteries, paint and Gay Stephenson is hoping similar items from dumps. Two lucky laneways in Toronto a 40-metre alley near her “Do we include a ban on are about to get a makeover. home on Strathmore Boule- these? This is one of the things The Laneway Project — a vard makes the cut. The lane that’s on the table right now,” non-profit focused on the po- backs onto Coxwell station but Murray told reporters ahead of tential of the city’s back al- is underused due to a lack of a cabinet meeting. leys — is looking for a pair of lighting and signage. To help keep the bulbs lanes to refurbish. Residents “People don’t know there’s With a few small changes, people who live in the area of a laneway near Coxwell station say more niceties, like this out of landfills, they can be and businesses can nomin- this great little access way that summer patio, could crop up along the stretch. CONTRIBUTED dropped off at stores such as ate a laneway near them, and offers a shortcut to the Dan- Rona, Canadian Tire and Ikea. the winners will receive help forth,” said Stephenson, who way housing and new business- And we want it to have some attended, and offered ideas ran- Not all bulbs end up in landfills implementing their vision and works as an economic develop- es, Stephenson’s vision is more signs.” ging from art murals to month- though. The Ministry of the securing money to make it hap- ment co-ordinator with Wood- down-to-earth. Back in May, a group gath- ly movie nights. Environment estimates that pen. green Community Services. “We just want some simple ered to assess how the lane- “It’s turning dead space 200 tonnes of bulbs in Ontario “We want these projects to While some pitches for the things,” she said. “We want it to way could be used once it was into something everyone can are recycled every year. become a model for other lane- space include things like lane- be lit. We want it to be green. refurbished. About 20 people enjoy,” Stephenson said. 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And we put patients fi rst. 10 TORONTO metronews.ca Thursday, January 29, 2015 Budget proposal a glimpse at affordable housing crunch good employment oppor- BUDGET Understanding the problem tunities will continue to become more and more out DECODER To really understand the seriousness of the situa- of reach for the those with tion, we have to talk about why governments get low incomes. involved in providing affordable housing in the first Affordable housing Day 4. Toronto’s place. It’s not about providing handouts. It’s about is really about finding a longer-term strategy for affordable housing recognizing that people and cities do better when reducing poverty in To- Actor Jean Paul Manoux as Bryce McBradden in CTV’s Spun Out COURTESY BELL MEDIA conversation should be neighbourhoods are truly mixed income. ronto, where last fall it was reported that 29 per cent about reducing poverty Police. Actor Manoux of children come from low- income families. health and safety concerns, This year, the city is This year’s budget pro- charged with voyeurism MATT city manager Joe Penna- actively dealing with the posal does put a priority on ELLIOTT chetti said as the budget aftermath of a $120-million investing in short-term anti- [email protected] was tabled last week. provincial cut, which has poverty strategies. There’s The CTV network says it was alleged victims, as Manoux’s But wait, there’s more. prompted Mayor John Tory $7.9 million in new money “shocked” to learn of the condominium has been rent- When it comes to Toronto In addition to those 95,000 to look at a provincial loan for shelters, which works arrest of an actor who ap- ed out in the past. and affordable housing, households that will need to balance the books. out to an additional 181 peared on the network sit- In a statement posted on there isn’t really any good repairs, the city’s waiting To really understand the beds, including new shel- com Spun Out. its website, CTV said it will news. list for affordable housing seriousness of the situation, ters with services specific Toronto police said Jean work with Spun Out produ- Toronto Community stands at 91,000. we have to talk about why to women and the LGBT Paul Manoux, 45, of Los An- cers Project 10 Productions to Housing Corporation, the As he went over the governments get involved population. geles, was charged Tuesday assist police “in any way pos- city’s major provider of distressing numbers, Pen- in providing affordable There’s also more money with voyeurism after two sible in their investigation.” public housing, faces a stag- nachetti spoke about a plan housing in the first place. for student nutrition and women discovered hidden CTV also said all future gering $2.6-billion unfund- that would see Toronto, It’s not about provid- after-school programs. cameras in a condo they broadcast plans for Spun Out, ed repair backlog over the the provincial government ing handouts. It’s about That’s progress, but were renting. including this Sunday’s post- next decade. and the federal government recognizing that people and any signs of progress are Police said they responded Super Bowl sneak peek, have The money is needed to divide the repair bill three cities do better when neigh- tempered by big concerns to a call last Thursday and been indefinitely suspended. fix housing units that about ways. bourhoods are truly mixed about the future of afford- spoke to two women, aged Manoux is scheduled to 95,000 people call home But that’s looking too income. able housing. 25 and 27, who found con- appear in Toronto court on — more than the entire much like wishful thinking. And it’s about acknow- Toronto may be getting cealed cameras and video March 11. Manoux’s other population of Pickering. Recent years have seen ledging that if Toronto better at funding tempor- equipment linked to the In- work includes roles on such If those repairs aren’t things trend in the doesn’t ensure affordable ary patches for homeless- ternet. shows as Community, Sub- addressed, the housing opposite direction, with housing options exist across ness and poverty, but the Spun Out is filmed in To- urgatory, Big Time Rush and corporation may have no housing money from Ot- the city, the portions of the city is still a long way from ronto and police said they the film Scary Movie 5. other choice but to start tawa and Queen’s Park on city that have good transit, properly funding the best believe there may be more THE CANADIAN PRESS evicting tenants due to the decline. good infrastructure and long-term fix. Queen’s Park eyes lower speed limits in Ontario Queen’s Park is looking at cyclists, and motorists, from the Liberals’ position civic councillors. dition of anonymity, said appropriate in high ped- ways to reduce vehicle speed Transportation Minister last September when the “No decision will be Wednesday. estrian areas and have limits in Ontario cities Steven Del Duca will begin government said there made without carefully “We have heard from requested a change to and towns, including lower- “comprehensive consulta- were “no plans to change considering all options a number of municipal- the default speed limit to ing the standard from 50 tions” with municipalities the default speed.” and views from all stake- ities — for example, Ot- enhance pedestrian safe- km/h. across the province to dis- Sources say the province holders from across the tawa — that as urban ty,” the secret source con- In a bid to improve cuss changes. is acting upon the concerns province,” a government areas continue to inten- cluded. safety for pedestrians, That’s a policy U-turn from mayors, reeves and official, speaking on con- sify, lower speeds may be TREVOR GREENWAY/METRO Rice Lake Ice Fishing $152.50 Rice Lake,Ontario BARRISTERS – AVOCATS (cid:1008)(cid:3)(cid:393)(cid:393)(cid:367)(cid:3)(cid:876)(cid:437)(cid:374)(cid:349)(cid:410)(cid:3) (cid:876)(cid:393)(cid:286)(cid:396)(cid:400)(cid:381)(cid:374) DISABILITY CLAIMS? $186.66 (cid:1007)(cid:3)(cid:393)(cid:393)(cid:367)(cid:3)(cid:876)(cid:437)(cid:374)(cid:349)(cid:410)(cid:3) /(cid:393)(cid:286)(cid:396)(cid:400)(cid:381)(cid:374) $255.00 (cid:1006)(cid:3)(cid:393)(cid:393)(cid:367)(cid:3)(cid:876)(cid:437)(cid:374)(cid:349)(cid:410)(cid:3) /(cid:393)(cid:286)(cid:396)(cid:400)(cid:381)(cid:374) Have you been denied or cut off from your (cid:87)(cid:258)(cid:272)(cid:364)(cid:258)(cid:336)(cid:286)(cid:3)(cid:47)(cid:374)(cid:272)(cid:367)(cid:437)(cid:282)(cid:286)(cid:400)(cid:855) long or short–term disability insurance (cid:891)(cid:3) (cid:1006)(cid:3)(cid:24)(cid:258)(cid:455)(cid:3)(cid:47)(cid:272)(cid:286)(cid:3)(cid:44)(cid:437)(cid:410)(cid:3)(cid:90)(cid:286)(cid:374)(cid:410)(cid:258)(cid:367) benefits? 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Thursday, January 29, 2015 metronews.ca | twitter.com/metrotoronto | facebook.com/metrotoronto Friday’s Jackpot TORONTO $30 million 7 1 A leg up on lingerie NEWS Flamboyant or minimalist, we have 2015’s hottest trends. PAGE 19 WORTH SHARING. Meet the real Norm Kelly #TOpoli. Former deputy a better hugger: @Norm or Kelly is the author of his own Drake. That came with a photo tweets. mayor uses Twitter to of himself hugging Raptors Steve Ladurantaye, head of prove he’s not just a point guard Greivis Vasquez news and government at Twit- boring politician and one of Drake hugging Sac- ter Canada, said Kelly is suc- ramento Kings centre DeMar- cessful on Twitter because he cus Cousins. is himself. It’s a far cry from that pub- “If you spend time with JESSICA lic image — described by some Norm, you’ll see his personal- SMITH CROSS as “boring” — he held when he ity isn’t all that different from [email protected] stepped in as de facto mayor, what he projects on Twitter,” and a long way off from the Ladurantaye said. “He is funny. Toronto is seeing a wackier side mostly tame city hall tweets He is gregarious and he does of Norm Kelly. Or should we that used to roll out of his feed. find things amusing.” say a wackier side of @Norm? Kelly talked to Metro, via Kelly’s recent tweets have When Rob Ford went to Twitter of course, about his “given people a window into rehab and his job as mayor sudden online spunk. his personality that may not went off the rails, the city Asked about the contradic- translate onto every television turned to Kelly, the deputy tion between @Norm and the appearance,” Ladurantaye said. mayor, for calm, sober leader- Norm Toronto sees around city Typically, politicians who ship. hall, he suggested it was the do well on Twitter are good at And these days, when he’s difference between his private connecting with voters in real not challenging the person life, including Twitter, and pol- life, he said. A word of advice, behind a parody account of To- itics. though: Politicians who aren’t ronto’s first mayor to a duel on They are “two sides of the naturally funny, but try to be Twitter, he’s asking the public coin,” he said. “Bill Davis had online, will fail. JUMPING FOR JOB to vote on whether he should it right: In politics, ‘bland “If you’re Norm, and that’s use chunky or smooth on works.’” what you’re comfortable being, #PeanutButterDay. Asked if he tweets for him- then awesome,” Ladurantaye Then there was the time he self, Kelly responded with a sel- said. “There’s nothing wrong Xingyi Yan may be one of the happiest new hires in Toronto. The University of Toronto grad has landed marked National Hug Day by fie and: “Oh ye of little faith!” with being serious and contem- a sweet new gig after a very public campaign to find work. Story, page 6. 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Family of Quoted the jury really intended. “One could reasonably go so woman, killed in 2007 “It’s totally dreadful. far as to say that the jury prob- N dangerous-driving ably intended to return the ver- The fact that he got dicts as recorded on the verdict case, decries ruling away with it ... it’s like sheet. That is not, however, what happened,” wrote Justice she died for nothing. It David Doherty on behalf of a Every year since Audra Arm- makes me sick. We don’t panel of three Ontario Court of E strong’s death in a car crash in have a justice system at Appeal judges. October 2007, her family has But no inquiry of the jury all, we really don’t.” posted a memorial notice in was carried out at the trial — their local paper with a mes- Audra Armstrong’s mother, Ellen and no inquiry could be carried sage of love to their “yellow out now, he wrote. W rose of Georgetown.” He noted that the jury ver- After a trial in 2011, a jury er included offence of danger- dict sheet was not signed or convicted Shawn DeForest of ous driving — it was just never dated, and that Superior Court dangerous driving causing the said in court. Justice Anne Mullins did not death of the 40-year-old mother However, since an acquit- instruct the jury to sign or date of two, a passenger on a motor- tal was entered on the record, the verdict sheet. And while the cycle caught in a pileup at the the three-judge panel found judge told the jury she would intersection. But bizarrely, the the only way to fix the irrecon- examine the verdict sheet prior S same jury found DeForest not cilable verdicts was to acquit to the verdict being read, there guilty on a second charge of DeForest of dangerous driving is no indication from the record dangerous driving causing causing death. He now stands that she did. bodily harm, related to the acquitted on both charges. “The whole thing is ex- driver of the motorcycle. No one raised the contra- tremely unusual,” said De- According to a recent Court diction in the verdicts until Forest’s trial lawyer, Michael of Appeal decision, the acquit- DeForest and his co-accused Quigley, adding that in hind- tal may have been a mistake by appealed their convictions and sight it would have been help- the jury. sentences (he was sentenced to ful for the jury to have been The jury verdict sheet indi- 18 months in jail) — and the polled to make sure they agreed cates that the jury meant to Court of Appeal found that it with the verdict as read. Ellen Armstrong with a picture of her daughter, Audra, at her Georgetown find DeForest guilty of the less- was too late to find out what TORSTAR NEWS SERVICE home on Wednesday. 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New Quoted Survey plugin for Chrome lets “You wouldn’t send a users know which sites A new survey shows Can- letter to your doctor adians are more concerned are sending their info without putting it into about their privacy than without encrypting it ever before. an envelope first.” (cid:580)(cid:3) (cid:636)(cid:627)(cid:730)(cid:3)(cid:315)(cid:279)(cid:292)(cid:292)(cid:255)(cid:229)(cid:225)(cid:553) Commis- Andrew HIlts sioned by the Office of LUKE the Privacy Commissioner SIMCOE of Internet users. of Canada, the poll found [email protected] “I figured it was the perfect nine out of 10 Canadians time to release this and contrib- are worried about what’s A Toronto developer has re- ute to the broader conversation being done with their leased a new app that keeps around protecting people’s in- personal information. your online browsing safe from formation,” Hilt said. Big Brother. TrackerSSL works by target- (cid:580)(cid:3) (cid:16)(cid:255)(cid:251)(cid:3)(cid:16)(cid:292)(cid:279)(cid:302)(cid:254)(cid:229)(cid:292)(cid:3)(cid:238)(cid:229)(cid:209)(cid:292)(cid:553) Roughly Andrew Hilts is the man be- ting data shared by online ad- 78 per cent expressed concerns about govern- hind TrackerSSL, a plugin for vertising services like Google ment surveillance online, the Chrome web browser that and Facebook. and nearly 30 per cent lets users know if websites are “By compiling a list of what said they had been transmitting their personal in- you’re browsing online, ad negatively affected by a formation without encrypting companies can infer what your privacy breach. it first. interests are, or what polit- “The goal is to encourage ical views you have,” Hilts said. (cid:580)(cid:3) (cid:71)(cid:292)(cid:255)(cid:314)(cid:209)(cid:221)(cid:317)(cid:3)(cid:221)(cid:279)(cid:273)(cid:273)(cid:255)(cid:296)(cid:296)(cid:255)(cid:279)(cid:274)(cid:229)(cid:292)(cid:553) websites to adopt encrypted “They can then target ads based “Canadians are telling us data transmission,” he said. on those interests.” they are concerned about “By encrypting information, it The problem is that many … data breaches, identity makes it much more difficult websites send information to theft, digital privacy and for mass surveillance systems advertising sites in a way that’s warrantless access to to vacuum up.” easy for spy agencies, including personal data.” The app was launched CSEC and the NSA, to get their Toronto developer Andrew Hilts is the man behind TrackerSSL, an app that lets users shame websites which aren’t Wednesday, which was both hands on. careful with your personal information. DAVID VAN DYKE/METRO international Data Privacy Day “On most websites, your and the day news broke that data isn’t secured at all,” said one along the chain could eas- ceive notifications telling them privacy-lax companies. ter protection of their personal Canada’s national spy agency, Hilts. “It’s the equivalent of ily look at your letter and read how secure the websites they “It’s important for commer- information. (That) can really CSEC, was monitoring the sending a sensitive piece of everything.” visit are. They can then use the cial enterprises to know their hit the bottom line for some of downloading habits of millions mail without an envelope. Any- TrackerSSL users will re- app to send chastising tweets to customers are rallying for bet- these websites,” Hilts said. Judge OKs charter challenge to police strip searches A Charter legal challenge al- “With respect, the Defend- ically disadvantaged group,” In detail leging that level 3 strip search- ants seem oblivious to the Jamaldin said in an email to es by Toronto police discrimin- nature of the claim that Ms. Torstar News Service. ate against aboriginal people is Anoquot is making, which is “The judge has allowed the In a level 3 search, a person going ahead, after a judge de- that the Defendants employ a inclusion of those two grounds is required to remove some nied an attempt by the Toronto stereotypical approach and sys- … he has drawn no conclusions or all clothing. The practice Police Services Board and four temically strip search Aborigin- on the substance,” said police came under intense criti- officers to dismiss portions of als rather than engaging in a board chair Alok Mukherjee by cism after the G20 summit the claim. case-by-case basis,” wrote Perell email. in 2010, when a large In a decision released Mon- in his ruling. None of the allegations in number of strip searches day, Judge Paul Perell rejected Toronto police conducted Anoquot’s legal challenge has occurred during the mass the defendants’ argument invasive strip searches in 60 per been proven in court. Her ori- arrests of mostly innocent that Toronto resident Megan cent of all arrests, according to ginal statement of claim said people. Anoquot should be excluded statistics from 2010 that were she was seeking $1 million in because the allegations are “a quoted in the ruling. damages. disguised class action.” Najma Jamaldin, Anoquot’s Anoquot, a member of the bedbug bites, according to her Perell also dismissed the lawyer, argued that the practice Saugeen First Nation, was in original statement of claim in notion that previous searches is discriminatory because it is her early 20s when she was 2013. conducted on Anoquot — who “known” by public institutions, arrested in 2011, after private When it went ahead, An- has been arrested several times including the board and police, security at a Shoppers Drug oquot described the search as for petty theft — aren’t relevant that aboriginal people are over- Mart accused her of stealing “especially embarrassing given to the case. Natalie Kolos, the represented in the criminal jus- three bottles of perfume worth her sensitivity to the discolora- lawyer for the board and police, tice system — and therefore in $225. Brought to 51 Division, tion and spottiness of her skin Najma Jamaldin and her husband and legal partner Paul Genua are lawyers had argued they should be ex- those statistics. the young woman hoped to resulting from her skin disor- representing a woman who they argue has been discriminated against by cluded because officers conduct The decision “vindicates an forestall a strip search by tell- der.” She was allowed to leave Toronto police after the she was subjected to a level 3 strip search while in the searches on a “case-by-case individual’s right to advance a ing two female officers that the division an hour later. custody for shoplifting. CHRIS SO/TORSTAR NEWS SERVICE basis.” claim as a member of a histor- she suffered from psoriasis and TORSTAR NEWS SERVICE It pays to bank in one place. 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Personal banking services are not available in Quebec. President’s Choice Financial MasterCard is provided by President’s Choice Bank. The loyalty program is provided by President’s Choice Services Inc. 6 metronews.ca Thursday, January 29, 2015 Xingyi Yan beside her desk at Reprise Media. The U of T grad, who was so desperate for an advertising/marketing job that she took to the streets for weeks handing out resumés and candy with a big white placard, has successfully Slanded aa gig. CAnRLOS OSORIOd/TORSTAR NwEWS SERVICEich-board E . N I T U job hunter hired R T . O P P U S Marketing. Novel criticism. One person, Yan said, Great Connections Employ- told her she was “humiliating” ment Services. approach pays off herself by begging for a job. Generally, bold moves like G . for U of T graduate Regardless, she has no re- Yan’s either hook potential em- O N grets. ployers or turn them away alto- E L “It got me a job in my dream gether, Giang said. B GILBERT career,” Yan said. “I think it showed how NGABO Someone who passed Yan much energy and desire she on the street took her resumé put in pursuing her goals,” [email protected] and referred her to a network Giang said. “But someone may Innovative thinking — and for marketing professionals, think it’s unprofessional and a stamina to brave the frigid where she spotted the opening bit unwise. weather — has finally paid off at Reprise Media. “It all depends on what the for Xingyi Yan. A week later, she had a job company and the employer are The 21-year-old University of interview. The rest, as they say, looking for in a candidate.” Toronto grad took to city streets is history. Yan, meanwhile, is encour- a few months ago with a sand- Overall, Yan said, she landed aging others in her shoes to wich-board sign advertising more than a dozen job inter- chase their dreams no matter that she was available for hire. view opportunities out of the how controversial the means Now, she’s a search analyst at campaign. and unpredictable the results. advertising company Reprise Her approach was risky, but “It may not be perfect, Media. sometimes that can pay off, but you’ll feel good because The unconventional job- said Robin Giang, a human re- you tried for yourself, not for hunting strategy drew plenty of sources manager at Toronto’s others,” she said. Consent. Education minister ‘taken aback’ by sex-education criticism Ontario’s education minister in Grade 1, province is in the process of is surprised by some of the if you think revamping. What the experts criticism over the province’s basic anat- recommend will be published proposed changes to the sex-ed omy is sex online this winter, Sandals said. curriculum, saying the concept ed.” The girls say the curriculum of consent is already taught to Premier must be about more than just G E T Y EOAURRL YS EBAISRODN P SREICATETSOSR O NNETOONFCWD.CA ./F SEEASOBNS E6AT.S pbtshtoeayrea ii adlmtc“Talh hIthWb’ahievneer-seeeyl g dd-bGsascn ucesutre hhecarssandoraedtete oxiqa no lp yu 1tence. i dho tsep,tip”lu h dtledLacyr uikeesaznrienr crneSt.ais ac lt a unrpbyldaaauianrncmtlkdgss dcgLTiieiOavznRle SSt TcastAu nhRsde eNhasEm loWsau S s tSl hEdeRe aVs rICatlEaybr iatlKWewO istal neyeayrGe talnttiarkreonarhn r ideo iulne ne gt1sdts heah teftiauairndost--- tchghcseioeuootasnuawwcsWgsaah eetr“ihitn,inoto lethyng ,fn ea suaa c snnils‘ittaYaudd ucelcc ed kssohr.eh e’sm ”onxtoaafptesu ns sr‘l sNd deatts ooyotsb’ei i noocaiasngodcnsh nsykn’ st ko ealanfi nndotnetdors,-- of the body. stand the concept of consent. going somewhere with a stran- “Now, I had just considered Wynne had just met with ger or saying no if someone’s that basic anatomy,” Sandals two Grade 8 girls from Toronto touch makes students uncom- said. “Some people seem to talk who launched a petition to fortable, are already taught at PROUD SPONSOR OF THE 2015 SEASON about sex ed. So I guess the cur- have consent included in the the primary level, Sandals said. rent curriculum starts sex ed sex-ed curriculum, which the THE CANADIAN PRESS 8 TORONTO metronews.ca Thursday, January 29, 2015 Laneway makeover help on Recycling. Light-bulb the way, group offers hand disposal ban ‘on the table’ Ontario may impose a total City improvement. ban on disposing of compact Quoted fluorescent light bulbs in land- Project is helping “We want these projects fills because they contain mer- communities realize cury which can leach into the to become a model for earth, Environment Minister their visions for their other laneways.” Glen Murray said Wednesday. outdoor spaces About two to three per Ariana Cancelli, Laneway Project co- cent of the material ending founder up in landfills is toxic, and the government is talking with cit- LUKE ways across the city,” said Ari- ies and industry groups to find SIMCOE ana Cancelli, one of the Lane- ways of diverting fluorescent [email protected] way Project’s co-founders. bulbs, batteries, paint and Gay Stephenson is hoping similar items from dumps. Two lucky laneways in Toronto a 40-metre alley near her “Do we include a ban on are about to get a makeover. home on Strathmore Boule- these? This is one of the things The Laneway Project — a vard makes the cut. The lane that’s on the table right now,” non-profit focused on the po- backs onto Coxwell station but Murray told reporters ahead of tential of the city’s back al- is underused due to a lack of a cabinet meeting. leys — is looking for a pair of lighting and signage. To help keep the bulbs lanes to refurbish. Residents “People don’t know there’s With a few small changes, people who live in the area of a laneway near Coxwell station say more niceties, like this out of landfills, they can be and businesses can nomin- this great little access way that summer patio, could crop up along the stretch. CONTRIBUTED dropped off at stores such as ate a laneway near them, and offers a shortcut to the Dan- Rona, Canadian Tire and Ikea. the winners will receive help forth,” said Stephenson, who way housing and new business- And we want it to have some attended, and offered ideas ran- Not all bulbs end up in landfills implementing their vision and works as an economic develop- es, Stephenson’s vision is more signs.” ging from art murals to month- though. The Ministry of the securing money to make it hap- ment co-ordinator with Wood- down-to-earth. Back in May, a group gath- ly movie nights. Environment estimates that pen. green Community Services. “We just want some simple ered to assess how the lane- “It’s turning dead space 200 tonnes of bulbs in Ontario “We want these projects to While some pitches for the things,” she said. “We want it to way could be used once it was into something everyone can are recycled every year. become a model for other lane- space include things like lane- be lit. We want it to be green. refurbished. About 20 people enjoy,” Stephenson said. 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And we put patients fi rst. 10 TORONTO metronews.ca Thursday, January 29, 2015 Budget proposal a glimpse at affordable housing crunch good employment oppor- BUDGET Understanding the problem tunities will continue to become more and more out DECODER To really understand the seriousness of the situa- of reach for the those with tion, we have to talk about why governments get low incomes. involved in providing affordable housing in the first Affordable housing Day 4. Toronto’s place. It’s not about providing handouts. It’s about is really about finding a longer-term strategy for affordable housing recognizing that people and cities do better when reducing poverty in To- Actor Jean Paul Manoux as Bryce McBradden in CTV’s Spun Out COURTESY BELL MEDIA conversation should be neighbourhoods are truly mixed income. ronto, where last fall it was reported that 29 per cent about reducing poverty Police. Actor Manoux of children come from low- income families. health and safety concerns, This year, the city is This year’s budget pro- charged with voyeurism MATT city manager Joe Penna- actively dealing with the posal does put a priority on ELLIOTT chetti said as the budget aftermath of a $120-million investing in short-term anti- [email protected] was tabled last week. provincial cut, which has poverty strategies. There’s The CTV network says it was alleged victims, as Manoux’s But wait, there’s more. prompted Mayor John Tory $7.9 million in new money “shocked” to learn of the condominium has been rent- When it comes to Toronto In addition to those 95,000 to look at a provincial loan for shelters, which works arrest of an actor who ap- ed out in the past. and affordable housing, households that will need to balance the books. out to an additional 181 peared on the network sit- In a statement posted on there isn’t really any good repairs, the city’s waiting To really understand the beds, including new shel- com Spun Out. its website, CTV said it will news. list for affordable housing seriousness of the situation, ters with services specific Toronto police said Jean work with Spun Out produ- Toronto Community stands at 91,000. we have to talk about why to women and the LGBT Paul Manoux, 45, of Los An- cers Project 10 Productions to Housing Corporation, the As he went over the governments get involved population. geles, was charged Tuesday assist police “in any way pos- city’s major provider of distressing numbers, Pen- in providing affordable There’s also more money with voyeurism after two sible in their investigation.” public housing, faces a stag- nachetti spoke about a plan housing in the first place. for student nutrition and women discovered hidden CTV also said all future gering $2.6-billion unfund- that would see Toronto, It’s not about provid- after-school programs. cameras in a condo they broadcast plans for Spun Out, ed repair backlog over the the provincial government ing handouts. It’s about That’s progress, but were renting. including this Sunday’s post- next decade. and the federal government recognizing that people and any signs of progress are Police said they responded Super Bowl sneak peek, have The money is needed to divide the repair bill three cities do better when neigh- tempered by big concerns to a call last Thursday and been indefinitely suspended. fix housing units that about ways. bourhoods are truly mixed about the future of afford- spoke to two women, aged Manoux is scheduled to 95,000 people call home But that’s looking too income. able housing. 25 and 27, who found con- appear in Toronto court on — more than the entire much like wishful thinking. And it’s about acknow- Toronto may be getting cealed cameras and video March 11. Manoux’s other population of Pickering. Recent years have seen ledging that if Toronto better at funding tempor- equipment linked to the In- work includes roles on such If those repairs aren’t things trend in the doesn’t ensure affordable ary patches for homeless- ternet. shows as Community, Sub- addressed, the housing opposite direction, with housing options exist across ness and poverty, but the Spun Out is filmed in To- urgatory, Big Time Rush and corporation may have no housing money from Ot- the city, the portions of the city is still a long way from ronto and police said they the film Scary Movie 5. other choice but to start tawa and Queen’s Park on city that have good transit, properly funding the best believe there may be more THE CANADIAN PRESS evicting tenants due to the decline. good infrastructure and long-term fix. Queen’s Park eyes lower speed limits in Ontario Queen’s Park is looking at cyclists, and motorists, from the Liberals’ position civic councillors. dition of anonymity, said appropriate in high ped- ways to reduce vehicle speed Transportation Minister last September when the “No decision will be Wednesday. estrian areas and have limits in Ontario cities Steven Del Duca will begin government said there made without carefully “We have heard from requested a change to and towns, including lower- “comprehensive consulta- were “no plans to change considering all options a number of municipal- the default speed limit to ing the standard from 50 tions” with municipalities the default speed.” and views from all stake- ities — for example, Ot- enhance pedestrian safe- km/h. across the province to dis- Sources say the province holders from across the tawa — that as urban ty,” the secret source con- In a bid to improve cuss changes. is acting upon the concerns province,” a government areas continue to inten- cluded. safety for pedestrians, That’s a policy U-turn from mayors, reeves and official, speaking on con- sify, lower speeds may be TREVOR GREENWAY/METRO Rice Lake Ice Fishing $152.50 Rice Lake,Ontario BARRISTERS – AVOCATS (cid:1008)(cid:3)(cid:393)(cid:393)(cid:367)(cid:3)(cid:876)(cid:437)(cid:374)(cid:349)(cid:410)(cid:3) (cid:876)(cid:393)(cid:286)(cid:396)(cid:400)(cid:381)(cid:374) DISABILITY CLAIMS? $186.66 (cid:1007)(cid:3)(cid:393)(cid:393)(cid:367)(cid:3)(cid:876)(cid:437)(cid:374)(cid:349)(cid:410)(cid:3) /(cid:393)(cid:286)(cid:396)(cid:400)(cid:381)(cid:374) $255.00 (cid:1006)(cid:3)(cid:393)(cid:393)(cid:367)(cid:3)(cid:876)(cid:437)(cid:374)(cid:349)(cid:410)(cid:3) /(cid:393)(cid:286)(cid:396)(cid:400)(cid:381)(cid:374) Have you been denied or cut off from your (cid:87)(cid:258)(cid:272)(cid:364)(cid:258)(cid:336)(cid:286)(cid:3)(cid:47)(cid:374)(cid:272)(cid:367)(cid:437)(cid:282)(cid:286)(cid:400)(cid:855) long or short–term disability insurance (cid:891)(cid:3) (cid:1006)(cid:3)(cid:24)(cid:258)(cid:455)(cid:3)(cid:47)(cid:272)(cid:286)(cid:3)(cid:44)(cid:437)(cid:410)(cid:3)(cid:90)(cid:286)(cid:374)(cid:410)(cid:258)(cid:367) benefits? 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