ON THE UP Launch Edition July 2015

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BEGINNINGS How a few Toronto hallmarks got their start: a soaring skyline, a grown-up culinary scene and a brand new train.

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  • BRACING FOR

    THE STORM

    OF DISRUPTION

    A NEW DELOITTE STUDY FINDS A STARTLING NUMBER OF COMPANIES

    ARENT PREPARED TO WEATHER THE COMING TECHNOLOGICAL UPHEAVAL

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  • Rapid technological

    advances like these are

    emerging every day,

    and theyre profoundly

    transforming the way we

    live and do business.

    In fact, this storm

    of change will forever

    alter Canadas business

    landscape threatening

    the very industries and

    companies that anchor

    our economy unless

    they act and act now,

    according to a year-long

    study by Deloitte, which

    surveyed 700 business

    leaders across the

    country.

    The report, entitled

    Age of disruption:

    Are Canadian firms

    prepared?, found a

    startling number

    of companies are ill-

    prepared to withstand

    this disruption. Among

    its key findings? Nearly

    nine out of 10 or 87

    per cent of Canadian

    firms are not fully

    prepared, while almost

    half of all firms believe

    theyre better prepared

    than they actually

    are. Furthermore, a

    companys size, age or

    sector has little bearing

    on how prepared it is.

    Overall, only 13 per cent

    of Canadian firms are

    considered to be highly

    prepared, while 35 per

    cent more than one in

    three are considered

    wholly unprepared.

    Canada has

    a preparedness

    problem, says Terry

    Stuart, Deloittes Chief

    Innovation Ocer. A

    majority of organizations

    will be caught o guard

    if they dont take steps

    today to improve their

    performance when it

    comes to preparedness

    for disruption, which

    poses a significant

    threat to the Canadian

    economy and

    productivity.

    The good news

    is, companies that

    are unprepared can

    learn from the 13 per

    cent that are highly

    prepared. Deloitte has

    outlined four steps

    businesses can take to

    improve their ability to

    anticipate, respond to,

    and capitalize on the

    disruptive forces ahead:

    cultivate awareness,

    build the right culture

    for preparedness, foster

    organizational agility,

    and develop eective

    resources.

    CULTIVATE AWARENESS Ensure company-wide awareness of

    technologies that have the potential to

    disrupt a business. Speak regularly with

    customers, front-line sta and suppliers

    about emerging trends.

    BUILD THE RIGHT CULTURE FOR PREPAREDNESS Develop a resilient, innovative

    organizational culture. Promote,

    encourage and provide incentives for

    innovative behaviour.

    FOSTER ORGANIZATIONAL AGILITY Cultivate the ability to rapidly reorganize systems, assets and people in order

    to respond quickly to opportunities

    and challenges. Embrace new ways of

    making decisions getting caught up

    in bureaucracy can sometimes bring

    innovation to a screeching halt.

    DEVELOP EFFECTIVE RESOURCES Acquire and deploy the best people,

    technology and financial resources

    possible so you can be more resilient and

    competitive in the face of disruption.

    PARTNER CONTENT DELOITTE

    In addition to

    recommending how

    businesses can prepare

    for disruption, the

    report also looks at the

    role government and

    academia can play.

    Deloitte urges a shi in

    the education system,

    for instance, to focus

    more on creating critical

    thinkers who can learn,

    re-learn and adapt on

    a regular basis. It also

    says the Canadian

    government should

    review its visa processes

    to ensure that Canadian

    companies can hire the

    very best in global talent.

    Disruption isnt

    going to happen in

    the distant future its

    happening now, says

    Stuart. Technologies

    like advanced robotics,

    artificial intelligence

    and 3D printing have

    considerable disruptive

    potential. Canadian

    organizations need

    to understand how

    to adapt to these

    technologies to remain

    competitive, both within

    Canada and abroad.

    Robots are cleaning houses, artificial

    intelligence systems can recognize

    faces, and 3D printers are able to

    manufacture custom-made running

    shoes on the spot.

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    CREATING A LEGACY FOR THE GTHABUILDING WORLD-CLASS TRAINING FACILITIESTORONTO WELCOMES THE CANARY DISTRICT

    TORONTO PREPARES FOR THE PAN AM/PARAPAN AM GAMES

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    CIBCWhen it came to infrastructure planning for the Games, how did you start? What was the process, given that its such a massive undertaking? This is one of the most ambitious region building initiatives weve ever taken on in Ontario. Thats why were focused on legacythese Games will not only leave a tremendous economic legacy, but also an invaluable social one, too, with brand-new community recreational facilities, a new spirit of volunteerism and an enriched sense of community.

    In the 2009 Bid for the Games, the Province laid out its vision to host the Games at a number of venues spread out over a footprint that stretched from Minden Hills to Welland, Caledon to Oshawa. The province wanted the entire Greater Golden Horseshoe region to benefit from hosting the Games.

    When it came to using existing facilities, it just made sense. For example, Minden Hills already has an amazing whitewater course and St. Catharines had its world-famous Henley rowing course. Together with the

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    Lorsquest venu le temps de planifier les infrastructures pour les Jeux, par quoi avez-vous commenc? Quel a t le processus, tant donn lentreprise colossale que constitue la prparation des Jeux panamricains et parapanamricains?Il sagit dun des projets dinfrastructure rgionale les plus ambitieux jamais entrepris en Ontario. Cest pourquoi nous accordons une importance primordiale lhritage que laisseront ces jeux ils auront non seulement des retombes conomiques remarquables, mais ils laisseront aussi un legs social dune valeur inestimable, avec des installations rcratives et communautaires flambant neuves, un esprit renouvel de bnvolat et un sens communautaire enrichi.

    Dans la soumission de 2009, la Province a prsent sa manire de concevoir laccueil des Jeux un certain nombre demplacements rpartis sur une

    Toronto a une rputation bien mrite de ville internationale et a tir profit de nombreuses occasions de briller sur la scne mondiale. Cependant, la rgion na jamais accueilli un vnement daussi grande envergure que les Jeux panamricains et parapanamricains.

    Ainsi, nous nous sommes assis avec le prsident-directeur gnral des Jeux, Saad Rafi, pour nous faire une meilleure ide des prparatifs requis et des retombes de ces efforts sur la rgion aprs les Jeux.

    Toronto has a well-deserved international reputation and has had plenty of opportunities to shine on the world stage. But the region has never before hosted an event as large as the Pan Am/Parapan Am Games.

    We sat down with Pan Am CEO Saad Rafi to get a better sense of what it took to get ready, and what all that effort will mean to the region afterwards.

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    venue owners, we decided to upgrade these facilities for the Games and as a continuing legacy for their communities and Canadian high-performance athletes.

    Oshawa, Mississauga, downtown Toronto and Whitby also already had great existing facilities, which were transforming with temporary construction or overlay for the Games.

    We decided to build new venues where they were needed. Canada lacked a world-class indoor velodromewhich we now have in Miltonand there was a dearth of Olympic-sized pools in the Greater Toronto Area, which weve now resolved with the CIBC Pan Am/Parapan Am Aquatics Centre and the Atos Markham Pan Am/Parapan Am Centre.

    What were the guiding principles when it came to building the venues? The guiding principles we focused on were: delivering world-class venues on budget that would benefit the communities where theyre located, as well as Canadian high-performance athletes for decades to come. Community use and sport legacy is baked into their design. Its not an afterthought.

    Balancing these two uses is why these venues will be hives of activity. High usage equals great opportunities for generating revenue, including attracting sport tourisma $5.2-billion a year and growing industry in Canada.

    What will be the legacy of the Games?The possibilities are endless. Thats why we really want our communities to feel ownership of them. They can be whatever the community wants them to be. These Games will be one of the biggest events Toronto has ever hosted and were so excited to showcase our city to the world.

    The TORONTO 2015 Pan Am/Parapan Am Games will leave important economic, social and sport legacies for Toronto, Ontario and Canada. Theyre an absolutely massive region-building project. The Province of Ontario estimates the Games will create 26,000 jobs and grow the provinces real GDP by $3.7 billion from 2009 to 2017.

    For the Games, were building 10 new sport venues and upgrading 15 existing facilities. Theyre a dream come true for Canadas best summer athletes who will finally have access to world-class venues that operate year-round on home soil. PH

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    superficie qui stend de Minden Hills Welland, et de Caledon Oshawa. Le gouvernement provincial souhaitait que toute la rgion largie du Golden Horseshoe profite de la tenue des Jeux.

    Et lutilisation des installations existantes tait tout fait logique. Par exemple, Minden Hills possdait dj un cours deau vive fascinant et St. Catharines avait dj son bassin daviron Henley, de renomme mondiale. Nous avons dcid, en collaboration avec les propritaires de ces emplacements, de moderniser les installations en vue de la tenue des Jeux et dun legs durable pour leur collectivit et les athltes canadiens de haut niveau.

    Oshawa, Mississauga, le centre-ville de Toronto et Whitby avaient galement des installations en excellent tat, que nous avons transformes en y ajoutant des constructions temporaires ou superposes, spcialement pour les Jeux.

    Nous avons dcid damnager de nouvelles infrastructures lorsquelles taient requises. Le Canada navait pas de vlodrome intrieur de calibre international comme celui que nous avons maintenant Milton et il y avait une pnurie de

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    UP AND RUNNINGRight from the start, the Games have stood on the finish line for the Union Pearson Express

    With athletes, tourists and global media arriving for the XVII Pan Am/Parapan Am Games, there will be significant pressure on the citys infrastructure, most especially when it comes to moving people between the airport and the downtown core. But that demand is one of the reasons UP Express exists. While an air-rail link from the airport to downtown had been discussed for decades, the service was an important part of Torontos pitch for the Games, and was a primary catalyst when it came to finally committing the infrastructure funds.

    UNION PEARSON (UP) EXPRESS EST FIN PRTDs le dbut, les Jeux reprsentaient la ligne darrive pour UP Express. La venue dathltes, de touristes et de mdias du monde entier pour les XVIIesJeux panamricains et parapanamricains exercera une pression considrable sur les infrastructures de la ville, plus particulirement celles requises pour la circulation des personnes entre laroport et le centre-ville. Mais la demande est une des raisons de lexistence dUP Express. Bien que le lien air-rail entre laroport et le centre-ville ait fait lobjet de discussions pendant des dcennies, le service ferroviaire a t un des arguments importants de la Ville de Toronto pour promouvoir les Jeux, et un des principaux catalyseurs au moment dengager des fonds dinfrastructure.

    piscines de taille olympique dans la rgion du grand Toronto, un manque que nous avons combl avec la construction du Centre aquatique CIBC et du Centre panamricain-parapanamricain Atos Markham.

    Quels principes directeurs avez-vous suivis pour construire les infrastructures? Les principes de base que nous avons privilgis taient les suivants : Dans les limites de notre budget, amnager des emplacements de calibre mondial dont bnficieront les collectivits o ils sont situs, ainsi que les athltes canadiens de haut niveau pour les dcennies venir. Lutilisation future des installations par les collectivits et les athltes a fait partie intgrante de la conception ds le dpart. Cet objectif ne dcoule pas dune rflexion aprs coup.

    Lquilibre entre ces deux utilisations est la raison pour laquelle ces emplacements bourdonneront dactivit. Une forte utilisation cre dexcellentes possibilits de gnrer des recettes, notamment le tourisme sportif 5,2 milliards de dollars par anne et une industrie croissante au Canada.

    Quel hritage laisseront les Jeux?Les possibilits sont infinies. Cest pourquoi nous voulons vraiment que nos collectivits sapproprieront ensuite les installations. Elles pourront tre tout ce que la collectivit voudra en faire. Ces jeux seront un des plus gros vnements jamais tenus Toronto et nous sommes ravis de faire connatre notre ville au monde entier.

    Les Jeux panamricains et parapanamricains TORONTO 2015 laisseront un hritage conomique, social et sportif important pour Toronto, lOntario et le Canada. Il y a le projet absolument colossal de reconstruction dun quartier. Selon ses estimations, la Province de lOntario anticipe la cration de 26 000 emplois et une hausse de 3,7 milliards de dollars du produit intrieur brut rel de la province de 2009 2017.

    En vue de la tenue des Jeux, nous construisons 10 nouveaux btiments sportifs et en rnovons 15 qui existent dj. Ces jeux sont la concrtisation dun rve pour les meilleurs athltes du Canada dans les sports dt, qui finalement auront accs des installations de calibre mondial longueur danne dans leur propre pays.

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    BUILDING BLOCKSLEGS DES JEUXA new Toronto is taking shape,

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    Cet t, Toronto accueille le monde entier aux Jeux panamricains/parapanamricains et les investissements consentis pour leur organisation laisseront un hritage important pour la rgion et les communauts qui sapproprieront ensuite les installations. En effet, plus de $672 millions de dollars ont t investis dans les installations des Jeux, soit plus de 10 nouvelles constructions et 15 btiments rnovs.

    Bien aprs que la dernire ligne darrive aura t franchie et toutes les camras ranges, la rgion continuera de tirer profit de lhritage laiss par les Jeux, quil sagisse des infrastructures ou de fonds en soutien nos athltes et nos communauts, et ce, pour les dcennies venir.

    En voici les grandes lignes.

    CIBC Pan Am/Parapan Am Aquatics Centre and Field HouseUniversity of Toronto, Scarborough CampusFirm: PCL Aquatics Centre 2012

    With a total budget of just over $200 million, the CIBC Pan Am/Parapan Am Aquatics Centre and Field House is the largest sports-dedicated build for the Games, and stands on record as the biggest infrastructure investment ever made in the history of Canadian amateur sport.

    The Aquatics Centre features two 10-lane, 50-metre pools, a 5-metre deep diving tank (with platforms at three metres, five metres, seven and a half metres and 10 metres), and dry-land dive training facilities. It singlehandedly doubled the number of Olympic-sized pools in the Greater Toronto Area.

    The Field House offers flexible gymnasium space for training and competition, as well as an indoor track and fitness area with cardio and weightlifting facilities. The Canadian Sport Institute of Ontario will call it home, and will provide world-leading sport sciencefrom biomechanics to nutrition, and sport performance services including coaching and training facilities.

    Centre aquatique et complexe sportif CIBCUniversit de Toronto, campus de ScarboroughFirme: PCL Aquatics Centre 2012

    Un budget dun peu plus de 200 millions de dollars a t consacr la construction du Centre aquatique et complexe sportif CIBC. Infrastructure la plus imposante ddie aux sports en vue des Jeux, ce lieu constitue le plus gros investissement jamais ralis dans lhistoire du sport amateur canadien.

    Le centre aquatique renferme deux piscines 10 corridors de 50 mtres de longueur, un bassin de plongeon de 5 mtres de profondeur dot de plateformes de 3 m, de 5 m, de 7,5 m et de 10 m, ainsi que des aires dentranement au sol pour les plongeurs. lui seul, le centre double le nombre de piscines de dimensions olympiques dans la rgion du grand Toronto.

    Quant lui, le complexe sportif est dot dun espace de gymnase polyvalent pour lentranement et les comptitions ainsi que dune piste de course et dune zone de conditionnement physique intrieures, o sy trouvent notamment des installations pour lentranement cardiovasculaire et lhaltrophilie. LInstitut canadien du sport de lOntario y lira domicile pour ses services de sciences sportives de pointe, allant de la biomcanique la nutrition, en passant par des services dentraneurs et des installations pour athltes de haut niveau.

    As the Pan Am/Parapan Am Games bring the world to Toronto and surrounding areas this summer, its the investment that comes along with them that could be as important to the region and the communities that call it home. In fact, over $672 million was invested in facilities for the Gamesspread out over 10 new construction projects and 15 rebuilds and renovations.

    Long after the last race is run, and the cameras and lights have been packed away, the region will continue to benefit from the lasting legacy of the Gamesin infrastructure and investment that will continue to help our athletes and communities for decades to come.

    Here are just a few highlights.

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  • The way corporations

    invest their sponsorship

    and marketing dollars has

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    the years. Sure, to some

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    a frst-of-its-kind program called

    CIBC Team Next to provide 67

    up-and-coming athletes with

    fnancial support and training

    for the Games. But just as

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    them full mentoring access to

    nine world-renowned Canadian

    athletes so that they could learn

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    High-performance

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    Our CIBC Team Next athletes

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    Learning from ExperienceWHEN CANADA GETS READY TO TAKE ON THE AMERICAS IN THE PAN AM/PARAPAN AM GAMES, CIBC TEAM NEXT WILL HAVE THE ADVANTAGE.

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  • dedicated. I cant wait to watch

    them compete this summer and

    make Canada proud.

    Cassidy knows all about the

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    that come with competing at

    the highest level of sport. Hes a

    multiple medalist and veteran of

    many international competitions,

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    participating in the CIBC Team

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    But he also knows the

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    next generation. The costs of

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    I want young athletes to have

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    Training to be the best

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    Mathea Stevens, a member of

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    Modern Pentathlon team.

    My sport is made up of fve

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    Im really grateful that companies

    like CIBC step up to help us.

    Beyond CIBC Team Next,

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    Chief Risk Ofcer and Diversity

    & Inclusion Champion, CIBC.

    We are proud to invest in these

    world-class athletes who will

    inspire Canadians with their

    incredible accomplishments

    as they compete to reach their

    podium dreams.

    As Lead Partner of the Games, CIBC is

    working hard to create connections with its

    11 million clients, 44,000 employees, visitors

    and fans by ofering memorable experiences

    through Games initiatives like the Torch

    Relay, PANAMANIA presented by CIBC, and

    other exciting activations throughout the

    competition.

    PARTNER CONTENT CIBC TEAM NEXT

    OUR CIBC TEAM NEXT ATHLETES ARE INCREDIBLY TALENTED AND DEDICATED. I CANT WAIT TO WATCH THEM COMPETE THIS SUMMER AND MAKE CANADA PROUD.

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    Cisco Milton Pan Am/Parapan Am Velodrome2015 Pan Am Boulevard, MiltonFirm: Ontario Sports Solutions

    The Cisco Milton Pan Am/Parapan Am Velodrome is a three-storey, oval-shaped, fully accessible velodromethe only facility of its kind in Canada, and only the second in North America that meets top international standards.

    Designed to operate year-round, it features a 250-metre timber track with two 42-degree banks, and represents the first Olympic-calibre training facility for high-performance Canadian cyclists who, for the last two decades, have been forced to train outside the country.

    The Velodrome has been designed so that it can be used simultaneously for several purposes. While cyclists speed around the track, three multi-use courts located on the infield can be hosting volleyball or basketball games, and runners can make use of the full track located on the spectator level.

    It also houses offices for Cycling Canada and Cycling Ontario, a training lab, fitness centre, multi-purpose space, office space, caf/lounge, community bicycle storage and a retail bike and repair shop.

    Vlodrome de Milton Cisco2015, Pan Am Boulevard, MiltonFirme: Ontario Sports Solutions

    Le Vlodrome panamricain/parapanamricain de Milton Cisco est un btiment trois tages entirement accessible de forme dovale. Seule installation du genre au Canada, elle est seulement la deuxime en Amrique du Nord respecter les normes internationales.

    Conue pour tre exploite lanne, linstallation comprend une piste en bois de 250 m deux virages levs de 42 degrs et constituera un important centre dentranement de calibre olympique pour llite canadienne du cyclisme qui, depuis deux dcennies, doit sexpatrier plusieurs mois par anne pour sentraner.

    Le Vlodrome a par ailleurs t conu pour remplir diffrentes fonctions simultanment. Par exemple, lorsque les cyclistes sentraneront sur la piste, des matchs de basketball ou de volleyball pourront tre disputs sur les trois terrains polyvalents situs dans la zone intrieure, pendant que des joggers pourront utiliser la piste de marche situe au niveau des spectateurs.

    Linstallation abritera galement les bureaux de Cyclisme Canada et de lOntario Cycling Association, sans compter un laboratoire de formation, un centre sportif, un local polyvalent, des bureaux, un caf-bar, un entrept de vlos communautaire ainsi quune boutique de vlos et un atelier de rparation.

    BUILDING BLOCKS LEGS DES JEUX

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    CIBC Hamilton Pan Am Soccer Stadium75 Balsam Avenue North, HamiltonFirm: Ontario Sports Solutions

    The new CIBC Hamilton Pan Am Soccer Stadium stands on hallowed sporting ground, continuing a history that stretches back nearly a history.

    It began in 1928, when a civic stadium was built on former farmland to host the 1930 British Empire Games (later to become the Commonwealth Games). In 1950, the stadium became home to the CFL franchise Hamilton Tiger-Cats, only to be rebuilt in 1970 and renamed Ivor Wynne Stadium. Throughout its history, Ivor Wynne was continuously renovated and improved, until 2011, when it was earmarked for a major renovation.

    But it would never happen. Instead, it was decided that the existing facility would be torn down and an entirely new facility built. The design of the new CIBC Hamilton Pan Am Soccer Stadium reimagines the historic site as a flexible neighbourhood stadium that can host professional and amateur sports, cultural gatherings and prestigious national and international events. It includes amenities like luxury suites, club seats, press and broadcasting facilities and multi-purpose space that will be used to support the Games.

    Stade de soccer de Hamilton CIBC75, Balsam Avenue North, HamiltonFirme: Ontario Sports Solutions

    Le Stade de soccer panamricain de Hamilton CIBC est construit sur une parcelle de terrain sacre du sport, perptuant ainsi une longue histoire.

    Tout a commenc en 1928, lorsquun stade de quartier fut construit sur une terre agricole afin daccueillir, en 1930, les Jeux de lEmpire britannique, qui devinrent plus tard les Jeux du Commonwealth. En 1950, le stade devint le domicile des Tiger Cats de Hamilton de la Ligue canadienne de football et, en 1970, il fut rnov et renomm le stade Ivor Wynne. Tout au long de son histoire, le stade a continuellement t rnov et amlior, et ce, jusquen 2011, anne au cours de laquelle une restauration majeure de ldifice tait prvue.

    Or ces travaux nont jamais eu lieu. La dcision a plutt t prise de dmolir lancien stade et de construire une installation toute neuve. La conception tient compte du site historique comme stade de quartier , qui permettra de prsenter des preuves sportives professionnelles et amateures, des activits culturelles et de prestigieuses manifestations nationales et internationales. Il comprend en outre des commodits telles de luxueuses suites, des fauteuils, des installations pour les mdias et la diffusion ainsi quun espace multifonctionnel qui sera mis profit lors des jeux.

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    IMAGINING A NEW CITYIMAGINER UNE NOUVELLE VILLE The Pan Am/Parapan Am Games has given Toronto a chance to create an entire neighbourhoodThe Canary District Les Jeux panamricains et parapanamricains offrent Toronto loccasion de se doter dun tout nouveau quartier : le Canary District

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    A long-forgotten piece of Toronto returned to life this spring, thanks in large part to the arrival of the Pan Am/Parapan Am Games.

    Derelict and industrial, the West Don Lands were once a lost 80-acre cul-de-sac where the DVP bends into the Gardiner Expressway. But in the last few months, thanks to a $500-million investment, its become the citys newest neighbourhoodthe Canary Districtnamed for the iconic school-turned-restaurant that was once a cornerstone of the area.

    The project began with Waterfront Toronto, an organization formed in 2001 with a 25-year mandate to transform 2,000 acres of brownfield lands on the waterfront into beautiful, sustainable mixed-use communities and dynamic public spaces.

    Although the project was always on the slate, the Games added fuel to the fire when it was decided that the revitalization would create the perfect location for an athletes village community.

    Dundee Kilmer Developments was awarded a fixed-price contract to design, build and finance the village site, kicking the project off in spring 2012. It features 805 condo units and extensive ground-floor retail that will bring a unique urban modernism to the area. As part of the contract, Dundee Kilmer will also build three additional residential sites.

    For now, the new condos will have no flooring or kitchens, but each will be home to up to 10 athletes per

    Une partie de Toronto depuis longtemps oublie a repris vie ce printemps en grande partie grce aux Jeux panamricains et parapanamricains.

    Secteur industriel abandonn, les West Don Lands taient un cul-de-sac perdu de 80 acres lendroit o la DVP se rattache au Gardiner Expressway. Mais depuis les derniers mois, grce un investissement dun demi-milliard de dollars, les lieux sont devenus le plus rcent quartier de la ville, le Canary District, ainsi nomm daprs lemblmatique cole transforme en restaurant, ancien point de repre dans le secteur.

    Le projet a dbut avec Waterfront Toronto, un organisme cr en 2001 ayant pour mandat de transformer en 25 ans 2 000 acres de zones riveraines dsaffectes en communauts splendides et durables usage multiple et en espaces publics dynamiques.

    Le projet avait toujours t au programme, mais les Jeux ont agi comme catalyseur la suite de la dcision de moderniser le site et den faire lendroit idal pour un village communautaire pour les athltes.

    Dundee Kilmer Developments a remport un contrat forfait pour concevoir, construire et financer le site du village, et le projet a t mis en branle au printemps 2012. Il comprend 805 units de coproprit et un vaste espace pour magasins de dtail qui apporteront au secteur une touche unique durbanit et de modernit. Le contrat de Dundee Kilmer comprendra aussi la construction de trois sites rsidentiels additionnels.

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    two-bedroom unit, with privacy created by temporary partitions. Short-term structureslike a tent dining hall designed to seat 2,500 and offer free meals to athleteswill take care of other Games-oriented needs.

    But perhaps more importantlyfactoring in learning from recent infrastructure projects such as the Vancouver Olympicsa key part of this project is what comes next. After the Games, the developer has six months to take down the partitions, install kitchens and other amenities, and get the spaces ready for market.

    In fact, when the Games end, the neighbourhood will become The Canary District in short order, with a new YMCA, George Brown Colleges first-ever student residence, two affordable housing residential buildings, two residential development sites and plenty of parkland. There will be space for 2,000 homeowners when the site transforms in spring 2016, not to mention 43,000 square feet of ground-floor retail.

    Its not often that cities are given the opportunity to reinvent neighbourhoods, but the Pan Am/Parapan Am Games has given Toronto exactly that.

    Pour linstant, les nouvelles units de coproprit nauront ni cuisine ni revtement de sol, mais jusqu dix athltes se partageront chaque unit de deux chambres coucher, qui compteront des cloisons temporaires pour leur intimit. Des structures temporaires, comme une salle manger sous chapiteau offrant des repas gratuits aux athltes et pouvant

    accueillir 2 500 personnes, rpondront diffrents besoins dans le cadre des Jeux.

    Mais une partie du projet, inspire dinfrastructures rcentes comme celle des Jeux de Vancouver, sera peut-tre encore plus importante une tape cl qui fera suite aux Jeux. En effet, lentrepreneur aura six mois pour enlever les cloisons, installer les cuisines et autres commodits, et voir la mise en march des espaces.

    Une fois les Jeux termins, le quartier deviendra rapidement le Canary District avec son YMCA, la toute premire rsidence tudiante du George Brown College, deux immeubles rsidentiels prix abordable, deux sites damnagement rsidentiel et de nombreux despaces verts. Aprs la transformation au printemps 2016, le site pourra accueillir 2 000 propritaires, sans compter les 43 000 pieds carrs pour des magasins de dtail au rez-de-chausse.

    Ce nest pas tous les jours quune ville a la possibilit de sinventer un quartier, mais cest exactement ce que les Jeux panamricains et parapanamricains permettent la ville de Toronto.

    A key part of this project is what comes next. After the Games, the developer has six months to take down the partitions, install kitchens and other amenities, and get the spaces ready for market.

    Une tape cl qui fera suite aux Jeux. En effet, lentrepreneur aura six mois pour enlever les cloisons, installer les cuisines et autres commodits, et voir la mise en march des espaces.

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