Public Works and Infrastructure Committee, meeting 27, February 27, 2018 Agenda and background materials: http://app.toronto.ca/tmmis/decisionBodyProfile.do?function=doPrepare&meetingId=13035 Meeting Navigation: 0:09:31 - Call to order Agenda Items: 0:27:55 - PW27.1 - (9:30 AM) REimagining Yonge (Sheppard to Finch) Municipal Class Environmental Assessment Study (Ward 23, 24)  3:18:53 - PW27.2 - Contract Award for the Construction of the Coxwell Bypass Tunnel from the Ashbridges Bay Treatment Plant to Coxwell Ravine Park, Tender Call 221-2017, Contract No. 17ECS-MI-04DC (Ward 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 32) 0:21:24 - PW27.3 - Contract Award - Professional Engineering and Program Management Services for the Delivery of the Coordinated Toronto Water and Transportation Services 2019 to 2022 Capital Works Program, Request for Proposal No. 9117-17-7338 (Ward All) 3:22:15 - PW27.4 - Feasibility of Ensuring the Disconnection of Sanitary and Storm Laterals at Time of Demolition (Ward All) 0:24:30 - PW27.5 - School Bus Loading Zone - Winona Drive (Ward 17, 21) 0:24:40 - PW27.6 - Lane Designation - Victoria Park Avenue at Dawes Road (Ward 35) 3:16:47 - PW27.7 - Allen Road and Dufferin Street "Diamond" Lanes - Change of Use Update (Ward 8, 10) 3:36:38 - PW27.8 - Pilot Bike Share Program in South East Scarborough (Ward All) 0:26:50 - PW27.9 - Metrolinx Eglinton Crosstown LRT Long-Term Temporary Traffic Amendments - Forest Hill Station

MPP Cho Sponsored Bill to Declare October as Korean Heritage Month was Unanimously Approved. (Toronto) – Today, the Ontario Legislature unanimously passed MPP Raymond Cho’s sponsored Bill to declare October 2018 and on, as Korean Heritage Month. Bill 123, which was introduced on May 4th 2017. Today, with the endorsements of all three parties in the Ontario Legislature passed unanimously. The Bill calls for Ontario to declare the month of October as Korean Heritage Month in Ontario. Currently, the Korean immigrant population is approx. 231,000 in Canada of which 116,000 call Ontario their home. Canada is the 4th largest Korean diaspora in the world. The first known Korean to come to Canada was Tae-yon Whang. Mr. Whang visited Canada in 1948 as a mission-sponsored medical intern, and after his education he stayed in Toronto. Like Dr. Whang, Koreans highly value the Canadian education. Education is most sought reason to immigrate to Canada. In the late 1990s, South Korea became the fifth-largest source of immigrants to Canada. Toronto has the country's largest number of Koreans. Several Korean communities have developed in Canada. The two most concentrated areas are the Koreatown in Toronto and mushrooming Korean communities in British Colombia. Toronto officially designated the area on Bloor St. from Bathurst St. to Christie St. as Koreatown in 2004. Koreatown Toronto is also known for its Spring Dano Festival which is run on the 5th day of 5th month of the Korean Lunar Calendar. Canada and South Korea signed a historic Korea-Canada Free Trade Agreement in 2015, the first FTA with Asian-Pacific country. Korea was Canada’s the 6th largest trading partner in 2016.In 2016 the total trade between Canada and Korea was $11.3 Billion US “As the first and only MPP with Korean background, I am very proud to stand in this chamber to pass this Bill.” said MPP Cho. – 30 – Raymond Cho, MPP Phone: 416-325-9100 Email: Raymond.cho@pc.ola.org

Super Channel All TV-The Spirit of Korea National television network playing the best programs from SBS, MBC and KBS. Get your fix of the hottest Korean TV and K-Pop stars and stay connected with the Korean community across Canada. Available on: Rogers Cable 827 & 828 Shaw Cable 511 TelusTV 2911 www.alltv.ca www.facebook.com/alltv www.twitter.com/alltv_canada Super 채널 얼TV는 캐나다 한인 언론사를 선도하는 최초이자 유일한 한국어 TV 방송국입니다. BC주에서 퀘백주까지 캐나다 전 지역에 우리말 방송을 제공하는 얼TV는 캐나다 최초로 하루 24시간 디지털 방송을 실현했습니다. Super 채널 얼TV는 지난 40여년간 한인 사회와 미디어환경 개선에 앞장 서 왔습니다. 한인사회 발전을 최우선 목표로 우리말 연극 단체와 한글 학교를 설립했으며, 라디오방송에 이어 텔레비전 방송을 개국했습니다. 지금도 얼TV 방송인들은 투철한 사명감으로 한인 사회에 기여하기 위해 최선의 노력을 다하고 있습니다.