The Etobicoke Guardian

Never properly diagnosed with epilepsy, Sean Paul Miller died in 2006 during a seizure. According to his mom, Sean had seizures as a small child, which started up a year or so before he died from Sudden Unexpected Death due to Eplipesy (SUDEP). His seizures were severe and he often injured himself during the seizures, even breaking his teeth.

Miller hopes the dance will help educate people about epilpesy and shed light on issues epileptics face.

The dance will take place at 150 Eighth St. at the Royal Canadian Legion at 7:30 p.m. on Oct. 11 Tickets are $15 and can be purchased by calling Pat Miller at 416-259-8302. Tickets are also available at the door the evening of the dance.

The following routes are running bike-rack-equipped buses:

35 Jane; 36 Finch West; 41 Keele; 46 Martin Grove; 60 Steeles West; 79 Scarlett Rd; 84 Sheppard West; 99 Arrow Rd; 101 Parc Downsview Park; 106 York University; 108 Downsview; 120 Calvington; 130 Middlefield; 131 Nugget; 132 Milner; 191 Hwy. 27 Rocket; 308 Finch East; 309 Finch West; 313 Jane.

The TTC now has 43 bike-friendly bus routes. The entire bus fleet will be equipped with bicycle racks by 2010.

For details about this service, call 416-393-INFO (4636). Visit http://www3.ttc.ca/Riding_the_TTC/Bicycles.jsp to view the TTC bike rack instructional video. Visit www.ttc.ca for details abou the TTC.

The 30th annual Toronto Emergency Services and Salvation Army's Red, White and Blue Knights Toy Ride goes from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Queen Street West and Bay Street.

The event kicks off with opening remarks by Toronto police deputy Chief Tony Warr at 10 a.m. at the Summer Stage and is followed by a day of activities including live bands, a fashion show, interactive emergency services displays, awards, draws and door prizes and a special performance by the Toronto Police Winged Wheels Precision Motorcycle Team.

Central to the festivities will be a police escorted motorcycle ride.

Admission is a new, unwrapped toy, which will be donated to The Salvation Army to help the city's underprivileged kids. Donations of money and food will also be accepted and donated to The Salvation Army. Visit www.redwiteandblueknights.com for details.

The theme for this year’s walk is “Walk for Kids by Kids” with part of the proceeds benefitting Sick Kids Foundation, that supports thousands of children and their families from across Canada and around the world. For more details please contact

BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir at 416-798-2277 or visit: www.bapscanada.org.

The exhibition explores how our creative lives can be shaped by these early encounters.

Opening reception is on Sunday, Sept. 14, 1 to 4 p.m. The exhibit runs from Sept. 9 to 28 at the Neilson Park Creative Centre’s Hall Gallery (56 Neilson Dr.).