For 15 years, Andrew English and a group of dads have counted on a weekly tradition, playing pickup basketball at Central Toronto Academy. The gym is small, can be "hot
For 15 years, Andrew English and a group of dads have counted on a weekly tradition, playing pickup basketball at Central Toronto Academy. The gym is small, can be “hot as hell in May and June,” and sports a few dead spots on the floor, but the space — rented from the Toronto District School Board — has come to “feel like it’s ours,” says English.
That feeling is now a little less certain.
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