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Fenn was representinghimself in the murder trial;however, Superior Courtjudge Howard Leibovich had appointed Fenn's for-mer lawyer Mary Cremeras amicus curiae, a friend of the court, to help ensureFenn's right to a fair trialand afforded Cremer theopportunity to also make closing arguments onFenn's behalf.Cremer argued the evi-dence — including a con- fession to police — showedFenn was responsible forthe deaths but questioned whether Fenn had the req-uisite state of mind to beconvicted of second-degreemurder or whether he should face conviction forthe lesser charge of man- slaughter due to his co-caine intoxication.Cremer also addressed a potential automatism de-fence — which refers to ac-tions performed withoutconscious thought or in- tention — and acknowl-edged that expert medical evidence would be re-quired to help the courtcome to that determina- tion. No such evidence waspresented."With respect to intoxi-cation, expert evidence is not required," she said."The sole issue here is there any evidence of in-toxication affecting Mr.Fenn's mindset at the timeof the deaths." Fenn interrupted Cre-mer on multiple occasionssaying there was no mens rea — a legal term meaningcriminal intent — and thathe was now a new personcompared to who he was at the time of the deaths andrepeatedly declared him-self a king. "I had no brain, therewas no mental element,she's arguing a mental ele-ment, it's irrelevant," he said. "She's my ex-lawyer, Ifired her, I don't know whyshe's here."In closing arguments, the Crown argued thedeaths were not the resultof a cocaine psychosis but rage and jealousy over apotential breakup and thatthe children died simplybecause they were Krassi- mira's children.Cremer challenged that notion and said the evi-dence showed a volatile re-lationship rife with jealou-sy and toxic behaviour on both sides, including druguse by both Fenn and Kras-simira. "The evidence does notshow Mr. Fenn was jealousto the point of wanting tokill her ... nothing explains the deaths of the children,there's a complete lack ofevidence." Cremer also arguedFenn's statement to policedid not show intent to kill,but Leibovich challenged her on that point, pointingout that Fenn told policethat he stabbed Krassimirawith a knife because she kept breathing after hestrangled her."That seems to be every- day language that supportsthe intent to kill," the judgesaid.Leibovich is expected to deliver a verdict on Jan. 21,2022. 'I'M INNOCENT, A FREE MAN,' ACCUSED IN TRIPLE HOMICIDE SAYS REKA SZEKELY rszekely@ durhamregion.com CRIME VERDICT EXPECTEDON JAN. 21, 2022 Cory Fenn, age 29 of Ajax, is charged with three counts of second degree murder. Cory Mase/Facebook 3 | Ne w s A d v e r t i s e r | Th u r s d a y , N o v e m b e r 4 , 2 0 2 1 dur h a m r e g i o n . c o m *Call for details, offers cannot be combined, O.A.C. 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Since the summer, morethan 3,800 people havesigned a petition calling on Durham's school boards tochange the bell times.DDSB student trusteesspoke out on the issue at the board's October standingcommittee meeting. Trustee De-Mario Knowles says studentshave been "significantlyimpacted" by finishing the school day at 4 p.m."Picking up younger sib-lings and getting to work ontime are examples of the conflicts that have beencreated from the schoolhour changes," he said. "I've heard from quite afew students that they haveto leave class early just toget to work on time," added student trustee Kayla Mal-colm. A new DDSB reportsays the upcoming bell timereview will look at using bus route "tiering" in themornings in an effort toeliminate the need for 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. bell times. Tiering refers to usingthe same bus for multipleroutes within the available morning or afternoon timeframe. CONTROVERSIAL 4 P.M. 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And what you havedone is shameful," Mari-lynn Manuel said in deliv- ering a blistering victim-impact statement during asentencing hearing forRobert Dale Laraby and Senna Marie Laraby Tues-day, Oct. 26 at the Oshawacourthouse. "The Larabys are dis-gusting, deplorable, despi-cable people," Manuel said.The Crown is seeking a penitentiary term as highas five years for the Lara-bys. The Oshawa couplepleaded guilty to multiple counts of fraud, admitting they falsely claimed thatchildren in their care suf-fered from grave medicalconditions, including can- cer, to solicit donationsfrom church congregants,charitable organizations and government agencies.Among the victims wereMarilynn Manuel and Bev-erly Rankil, sisters who are in their 80s. It is estimatedthe women were defraudedof about $650,000 by the La- rabys, whom they metthrough their church.The charges against theLarabys arise from inci- dents that date back morethan a decade and centreon scams the couplehatched involving two chil- dren over whom they hadguardianship, according tothe Crown's case. Senna Laraby pleaded guilty inJune to five counts of fraudover $5,000 and one countof fraud under $5,000. Rob- ert Laraby pleaded guilty to five counts of fraud over$5,000 and one count of as-sault relating to incidents involving one of the chil-dren.One long-running scheme involved convinc-ing others that one of thechildren suffered a varietyof serious health issues, in- cluding cancer, for which hospital visits and specialequipment were required,court heard. The Larabys targetedthe congregation of achurch in Clarington, court heard. Among thechurch members were Ma-nuel and Rankil, who re-peatedly provided money after being told the Lara- bys needed money to com-plete adoption proceedingsand for one child's steepmedical costs. The claims were bogus,the Crown submits in docu-mentation filed with the court.Also defrauded was aShriners Club, which pro-vided funds for hospital visits based on false claims,as well as the OntarioWorks and Ontario Disabil- ity Support Program. The Durham DistrictSchool Board is also listedamong the victims. The La- rabys falsely claimed achild's medical issues ne-cessitated "special equip-ment and construction," court heard.In their victim impactstatements Tuesday, Ma- nuel and Rankil told thecourt their life savings aregone, and that they worrydaily about how to cover costs for expenses related to health care and homemaintenance. "Mr. and Mrs. Laraby,you stole all our money," Rankil said. "We cannot domany things we workedand saved for." "You have been exploit-ing us," Rankil added. "Atour age, this is elder abuse.It is appalling that people like you have to stoop tothis because of your greed."In addition to peniten-tiary time for both accused,the Crown is seeking a fineof more than $750,000. Thatmoney ought to go to pay restitution to those victim-ized by the Larabys, courtheard.Ontario Court Judge Paul Burstein will pro-nounce sentence Nov. 1.In condemning the La- rabys for their actions, Ma-nuel quoted the Bible fromNumbers 32:23."Be sure," she scolded, "your sin will find you out." SENIORS DEFRAUDED OF LIFE SAVINGS BY OSHAWA COUPLE JEFF MITCHELL jmitchell@ durhamregion.com NEWS The Durham Region Courthouse. Sabrina Byrnes/Metroland file photo dur h a m r e g i o n . c o m New s A d v e r t i s e r | Th u r s d a y , N o v e m b e r 4 , 2 0 2 1 | 6 ABOUT US This newspaper, published every Thursday, is a division of the Met- roland Media Group Ltd., a wholly-owned subsidiary of Torstar Corpora- tion. 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Phone: 416-340-1981 Web: www.mediacouncil.ca newsroom@durhamregion.com facebook.com/newsdurham @newsdurham WHO WE AREVice President Dana Robbins Regional General Manager Anne BeswickDirector of Content Lee Ann Waterman Managing Editor Mike LaceyDirector of Advertising Tanya Pacheco Director Distribution Jason ChristieDirector Creative Services Katherine Porcheron Durham Advisory CouncilDan Carter; Esther Enyolu; Jake Farr; Dr. Vidal Chavannes; Cynthia Davis; Elaine Popp/Don Lovisa; John Henry; Sue McGovern; Kerri King; SteveYamada; Kelly LaRocca; Peter Bethlenfalvy; Dr. Steven Murphy; Norah Marsh; Tracy Paterson; Chris Darling; Christina Curry CONTACT USAjax/Pickering News Advertiser Phone: 905- 579-4407 Newsroom: 905-215-0462 Sales: 905-215-0424 Classifieds: 1-800-263-6480 Fax: 905-579-2238 Web: www.durhamregion.com Letters to the editor All letters must be fewer than 320 words and include your name and telephone number for verification purposes. We reserve the right to edit, condense or reject letters. Published letters will appear in print and/or online at durhamregion.com Delivery For all delivery inquiries, please call 905-683-5117. OPINION TO LEARN HOW TO SUBMIT YOUR OWN CONTENT VISIT DURHAMREGION.COM LETTERS & COMMENTARY What's not to like aboutstink bugs — apart from the smell? These little "skunks of the insect world" can cer-tainly live up to their name, releasing a chemical aerosol from tubules along their thorax that's yes, un- pleasant scent-wise, but otherwise harmless. They do so only in defence, whenhandled or disturbed. Otherwise, stink bugs are quite attractive. On average one to two centi- metres long, they're shaped like a shield, with leathery forewings foldedflat on their backs giving them a sleek, smooth, com- pact look. The 200 species native to North America —4,100 worldwide — come in a variety of colours, from camouflage browns andgreens, to bright yellow and red patterns on patent- leather black. Common as they are throughout south-ern Ontario, it's too bad we hardly ever see them. All summer long they'reout there hidden in the veg- etation, slurping up their favourite foods. Like all "true bugs" their mouthparts fuse together in a long tube, a sheath holding four stiletto blades for pok- ing holes, releasing saliva to dissolve organic matter, and sucking up the results. About a third of them feedon flowers, fruits and leaves, while the rest are predators of caterpillars and other insects. Every once in a while I get a taste of one when I come across a patch of wildraspberries and stop to snack, as they love raspber- ries, too. Sometimes they're drawn to porchlights. Because they over- winter as adults, they're right now looking forcracks and crevices to crawl into for the winter, which is the only reason one would ever get intoyour house. They have no interest in people at all. I asked gardeningfriends if they ever encoun- ter stink bugs and was sur- prised at the blank looks and shaking heads. Theyhad seen reports on the weather station about the brown marmorated spe- cies, which likely hitched a ride across the Pacific from Japan or China in packing crates a few decades ago.With none of its native predators here to keep it in check, it's now expanding happily in fruit groves and agricultural fields throughout North Ameri- ca, including Ontario. Al-ways one that gives the whole family a bad name! I'd like to give press time to our native anchor bug, aclassy black-and-yellow stink bug specializing in eating the larvae of gypsymoths, which defoliated so many trees across the prov- ince this summer. And the spined soldier bug, whichpreys on webworms and tent caterpillars. Nature queries: mcar- ney1490@gmail.com or 905- 725-2116. Margaret Carney is anature-appreciation col-umnist for MetrolandDurham newspapers. COLUMNIST LIKES STINK BUGS, NOT THE SMELL MARGARET CARNEYSAYS THEY 'COME INA VARIETY OFCOLOURS' MARGARET CARNEY Column Columnist Margaret Carney notes that stink bugs -- 200 species are native to North America -- get their name from the awful smell they emit when threatened. Pictured is a green burgundy stink bug. The insects, she says, "release a chemical aerosol from tubules along their thorax." Mike McEvoy photo BACK OFF OR I'LL STINK YA CANCER SURVIVOR PLUGS FUNDRAISING EFFORT To the editor: The R.S. McLaughlinDurham Region CancerCentre recently launched a $20-million fundraisingcampaign. I can personallyattest to the benefits of hav-ing this world-class facility in our community. In January 2019, I foundout I had an aggressive form of breast cancer. Lessthan 24 hours after receiv-ing the diagnosis, I metwith a surgical oncologist at Lakeridge Health Osha-wa. Over the next two weeks, I had 13 appoint-ments at the hospital andadjacent cancer centre. Iunderwent numerous stag- ing and baseline tests, at-tended teaching sessionsand consulted with oncolo-gists. I received my first che-motherapy treatment justtwo and a half weeks after discovering I had cancer. Surgery and radiation fol-lowed. Throughout my jour-ney, I appreciated the in-credible care, compassion and skill exhibited by thestaff and volunteers at thecancer centre. Books on my disease ad- vised seeking multipleopinions on treatment op-tions. I never felt the need todo this — my medical teamwas extremely competentand I followed their recom- mendations with great suc-cess. Receiving care withinmy own community re-lieved the stress and fa- tigue associated with com-muting into the city.My workplace was min- utes away, allowing me tocontinue working betweenappointments. The broad range of equipment and services onsite streamlined care. Lab-oratory facilities within the building minimizedvisits to the centre — anhour after an appointment for blood work, I was able tomeet with my oncologist to review the results. Testingand counselling throughthe Genetics Clinic allowed me to make informed deci-sions regarding subse-quent risk-reduction pro-cedures. Our local cancer centre provided "one-stopshopping."Maintaining and en- hancing world-class facili-ties requires the financialsupport of its community.Equipment must be up- graded, research per-formed, and services sup-ported. A high-calibre in-stitution attracts and re- tains premium caregiversand administrators, whoare also essential for deliv- ering quality health care.I'd like to encourage resi-dents and business ownersto support the cancer cen- tre — it needs our help tosurvive and thrive. It may some day save your life as it did mine. 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ForServicedisruptionnotificationcall1.866.278.9993 Changes to Ward Boundaries TakeNoticethattheCouncilofTheCorporationoftheCityofPickering passedBy-lawNumber7875/21onSeptember27,2021pursuant toSection222oftheMunicipalAct,2001(the“Act”),tochangethe boundariesofthethree(3)wardsintheCityofPickering.Thechanges tothewardswillcomeintoplaceforthe2022MunicipalElection. AndTakeNoticethatundersubsection222(4)oftheAct,anypersonor agencymayappealtotheOntarioLandTribunal(OLT)byfilinganotice ofappealwiththeCityClerkof TheCorporationoftheCityofPickering settingouttheobjectionstotheBy-lawandthereasonsinsupportof theobjections. TheNoticeofAppealmust: • befiledwithin45daysaftertheBy-lawwaspassed; • beontheprescribedformasprovidedbytheOLT; • setouttheobjectiontotheBy-lawandthereasonsinsupportof theobjection;and, • beaccompaniedbythefeesrequiredbytheOLT.Ifpayingby certifiedchequeormoneyorder,itmustbepayabletothe“Minister ofFinance”. Thedeadlinetofileanoticeofappealis Thursday,November11,2021.IfyouwishtoappealtotheOLT,an AppealFormandinformationontherequiredfeesisavailableat olt.gov.on.ca. Furtherinformationregardingthismattermaybeobtainedby contactingtheClerk’sOfficeat905.420.4611orclerks@pickering.ca. For moreinformationonthewardboundaryreviewandthenewward boundariesvisit pickering.ca/wbr. OnlineTeenArtShow CallingallPickeringTeens! pickering.ca/teen 905.420.6588 Prizeswillbeawardedto1st,2nd&3rd place! Alltypesofartworkarewelcome. Submityourartworkbyemail to:lthompson@pickering.ca byFriday,November12th at7:00pm. MustbeaPickeringresident 13-19yrstoparticipate A WALK THROUGH EXPERIENCEA WALK THROUGH EXPERIENCE WINTER NIGHTS CityLights WINTER NIGHTS CityLights A WALK THROUGH EXPERIENCEA WALK THROUGH EXPERIENCE Nov 2/Nov 9/Nov 16/Nov 23 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm A 4-part event on Tuesdays for children (9-12 yrs) to learn basic coding skills while having fun! 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Please Visit Travelalerts.ca for fresh travel content, exclusive tips and more! dur h a m r e g i o n . c o m Pic k e r i n g N e w s A d v e r t i s e r | P | T h u r s d a y , N o v e m b e r 4 , 2 0 2 1 | 10 between the Greenbelt andurban lands — and Ajax is downstream.MSIFN's statement said,like the fight over the Low- er Duffins Creek wetlandin Pickering, the processaround the CarruthersCreek headwaters lacks consultation and disre-spects treaty rights. In 2020, a developer was granted a ministerial zon-ing order (MZO) to build awarehouse on the DuffinsCreek Wetland Complex in Pickering. After much up-heaval in the community,including MSIFN, the pro- vincial government earlierthis year reversed the MZO."Any consequences wetake today will have conse-quences for future genera- tions," said MSIFN Coun.Jeff Forbes. "Responsibledecision-making has to consider long-term im-pacts. Paving over increas-ingly scarce undevelopedlands cannot be reversed. We must consider alterna-tives."The City of Pickering was unable to comment asthe Lakeridge Health pro-posal call forbids the cityfrom doing any public com- munications at this time.At a news conference inAjax on Wednesday, Oct. 27, Ontario NDP leader An-drea Horwath vowed to in- clude the CarruthersCreek headwaters in theGreenbelt if she's elected in2022. "The science is clear — ifwe allow the Carruthersheadwaters to be paved over, we will see flood wa-ters rise again and again inAjax," Horwath said.Aidan Dahlin Nolan, a member of EnvironmentalAction Now Ajax-Picker-ing (EANAP), attended the media conference with oth-ers opposing Pickering'splan. "Carruthers Creek forms a vital ecosystemthat supports our commu-nity with clean air and clean water, is home to theendangered redside dace, and provides flood protec-tion to the citizens of Ajaxin an era of increasingflood risk due to climate change," he said. "The en-tire creek, and especiallythe headwaters, should be added to the Greenbeltwithout delay." Anne Bell, director ofconservation and educa- tion for Ontario Nature,and Cara Gregory, presi-dent of North Durham Na- ture, sent a letter to the La-keridge Health Site Selec-tion Committee, statingthey recognize the need for a new Durham hospital,but oppose the location.They said the "environ- mentally sensitive area" isadjacent to the Greenbelt Natural Heritage System. "Development at thissite would result in the lossof prime farmland, worsen water quality, flooding anderosion, and furtherthreaten an endangered species, the redside dace,"the letter said.They said developingthis site would open the door to development andland speculation, puttingadditional surrounding farmland at risk.Ajax regional Coun. Jo-anne Dies, who sits on theToronto and Region Con- servation Authority boardof directors, said, "We cur-rently have a flat, very vul- nerable area downstream"of the headwaters. She said the 2013 icestorm brought down trees,extreme rainfall in 2017 re-sulted in flooding, as did rapid snow melting in 2019,all impacting infrastruc-ture. "We have to be carefulon how we develop," Diessaid. "We need that bal-ance. Now, more than ever, we have to protect the natu-ral environment and natu-ral capital. It has value." With files from Keith Gil-ligan STORY BEHIND THE STORY: Durhamregion-.com has been watchingthis scenario unfold asPickering hopes to host anew hospital. NEWS Continued from page 1 'THE ENTIRE CREEK...SHOULD BE ADDED TO THE GREENBELT' “The entire creek, and especially the headwaters, should be added to the Greenbelt without delay.” – Aidan Dahlin Nolan, Environmental Action Now Ajax-Pickering Let’s get out of it! 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Minutes to highway 12, 30 minutes to orillia, and 1 hr to whitby. Deeded water access to trent severn waterway ready to be enjoyed! $199 , 9 9 9 13.5 ACRES OF PURE PRIVACY Detached 5 bedroom Bungalow, 3 Full Bathrooms, Hardwood Floors throughout - 30x30 deck (20x30 enclosed) - Professionally renovated by award winning contractors - Highly rated on Airbnb. Truly a must see $799, 9 9 9 BUILD YOUR DREAM HOME Bungalow For Sale In Pristine Condition. ¾ Acre Ravine Lot In One Of The Most Prestigious Areas Of Toronto. Surround Yourself With Lush Greenery In Small Private Cul-de-Sac. Flat Lot With Potential To Build Up To 8,000 Sqft Home. This Is The Largest Lot Left To Build On In The Area. $3,00 0 , 0 0 0 ExECUTIVE HOME IN PRESTIGIOUS COMMUNITYStunning 5 bedroom, 5 bathroom home features a gourmet kitchen with upgraded cabinetry, built-in top of the line appliances, formal dining room, separate office, large principle rooms, huge master retreat, finished basement, the list goes on...absolute show stopper! SOLD FAST FOR TOP $$$!! BEAUTIFUL UNOBSTRUCTED SOUTH VIEWBright + spacious 3bd, 2 bath 1200 sq ft condo. Large updated kitchen with breakfastarea. Huge open concept living/dining with walk-out to oversized 23ft X 9ft balcony. Master with walk-in closet + ensuite. Ensuite laundry + storage.1 parking. SOLD FOR OVER 100% OF ASKING!! PRESTIGIOUS BAYVIEW GLEN!! Absolutely Spectacular Modern Masterpiece Situated On Large Estate Lot!! Nestled In A Serene Muskoka-Like Setting, This Home Features Over 8,000 S/F Of Open Living Space, Soaring Ceilings, 5 Bedrooms, 7 Bathrooms, Gourmet Kitchen W/Centre Island, Finished W/O Basement, Backyard Oasis W/ In-ground Pool & Much More!! $5,99 5 , 0 0 0 ATLANTIS NIAGARA WINERY + CANNABIS Incredible Turn-key Opportunity!! Winery & Cannabis Greenhouses in the Heart Of Wine Country. The Perfect Location to an absolutely Gorgeous Venue and many Endless Possibilities. This is THE FUTURE of WINE VENUES! Call for More Details + Read the Google Reviews!! $9,00 0 , 0 0 0 LUxURIOUS PRIVATE ESTATE!! Extensively landscaped with natural stone & mature trees on 1.33 acres! Backing onto protected land & close to trails. Gorgeous pool with waterfall. 7500 sq ft. 5 bdrm. 6 bthrm. Separate 1000 sq ft above grade apartment. Bright walk out basement. Triple Car Garage. Coveted Neighbourhood. $2,50 0 , 0 0 0 SPECTACULAR ESTATE Prestigious Mississauga Rd 2 Storey 4 Bdrm, 5 Bthrm, Surrounded by mature trees, gorgeous garden & Pond. Meticulously Well Maintained, Amazing Character thru-out, Incredible home simply must be seen, an Entertainers delight! QUIET CUL-DE-SAC 3 Story Detached Brick Home. 3000+ Sq ft. Pool Sized Lot! Open Concept Main Floor Plan. Separate Side Door & Walkout to rear patio! Ground Floor Office or additional income potential!Amenities all within walking distance. Rouge Hill GO/Bus! Fantastic Schools! Waterfront Trail. $1,50 0 , 0 0 0 PRIME LOCATION!One Of The Most High Demand Locations In Toronto. Semi-Detached 3+1 2 Storey,3 Full Bthrms. Currently Set Up As Three Units. Easy To Convert To Single Family.Laneway Parking For 2 Cars. Walk To 2 Subway Stations, Amazing Park Spanning 2City Blocks,Trendy Restaurants & Top Rated Schools. SOLD FOR 135% OF ASkING LEGAL DUPLExIncredible Investment Property With $52,800 Annual Income. Stable Rents With No Work To Be Done. Home Has Been UpdatedTo SuitTenants Needs. Semi-Detached 3+3 Bungalow. 3 KitchensPlus 3 Full Baths.Lots Of Parking. Fantastic Neighbourhood 30 Mins To Downtown Toronto. Walk To GO Station, Major Shopping Centre & Great Schools. The Perfect Investment! SOLD FAST FOR 109% OF ASkING!! ANOTHER SOLD BUNGALOW WITH IN-LAW SUITE FabulousOpportunity,3+1Bdrm,2Kitchen,OpenConceptLiving&Dining Rm, Sep Side Ent, Long Private Driveway, Garage, Close To Amenities. SOLD IN 1 Wk FOR 109% OF ASkING!!! ANOTHER SOLD PRIME LOCATION IN HEART OF TORONTO Modern, Bright & Spacious 2 Bedroom Corner Unit With Breathtaking Views! Massive, Wrap Around 169Sq Ft Balcony, Great For Entertaining. Parking and Locker Included. First Class Finishings. Fantastic Amenities. Never Lived In! Must See! SOLD FOR TOP $$$!! UPDATED CENTURY HOME 1+ ACRE LOT! Fabulous Opportunity in the Hamlet of Ashburn. Private fencedbackyard, Detached garage with finished office above. MetalRoof. 15 minutes to the 407! Move in ready or rebuild yourdream home.SOLD FOR TOP $$$!! ANOTHER SOLD ANOTHER SOLD ANOTHER SOLD ANOTHER SOLD HIGH DEMAND COMMUNITY!! The perfect house for you. With 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, and a walkout basement. This updated home is spacious and comfortable. You’ll love the 40 x 150’ deep lot that is perfect for any size family. Don’t wait to call this home. SOLD FOR 114% OF ASkING ANOTHER SOLD DREAM LOT IN DEMAND AREA!! Once-in-a-Lifetime Opportunity To Build On A Private Well Treed Lot In One The Most Luxurious Neighbourhoods In The GTA. Detached Bungalow With Plenty Of Updates. 13,000 Sqft Lot.Yonge St OnlyA Few StepsAway. Custom Homes Nearby Valued $6M-$8M. This Is A Deal You Don’t Want To Miss. $2,00 0 , 0 0 0 $2,80 0 , 0 0 0 OPPORTUNITY kNOCkS!! All Brick Century Home Conversion Located In ‘The Heart Of Stouffville’! This Property Features Beautiful Old World Charm, Craftsmanship & Millwork Thru-out, 9’ Ceilings, Open Foyer,Separate ReceptionArea,Large Rooms,2nd Floor Kitchen,2-Car Garage Plus Parking For 8-10 Vehicles. Amazing Street Visibility Next To Post Office. Steps To GO!!! $1,59 9 , 0 0 0 DETACHED DISCOUNTAttention All Renovators, Builders & Bargain Hunters. 60’ x 114’ Lot In Inviting Family NeighbourhoodOnly 15 mins To Toronto. 3 Bedrooms 1 Bathroom. Large Full Bsmt Waiting For Your Personal Touch.FirstTime Offered HomeAfter 4 Generations Of Family Have Made Fond MemoriesWithinTheseWalls.Easy Access To GO Station. SOLD FAST FOR 118% OF ASkING $1,20 0 , 0 0 0 ANOTHER SOLDANOTHER SOLD ANOTHER SOLD INCREDIBLE VALUE!! Detached All Brick Bungalow With Plenty Of Upgrades. 2+1 Bedrooms 2 Full Bathrooms. New Flooring Throughout This Charming Oshawa Home Is Centralized In Family Friendly Neighbourhood. Lush Gardens Next To Detached Oversized Garage. Move-In Ready. Perfect For Retiring Or First Time Buyers. $500 , 0 0 0 $675 , 0 0 0 FABULOUS TOWNHOME IN PRIME LOCATION!Very well kept 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom Townhouse in a familyfriendly community!Very close to the Subway,TTC,Highways,High-Ranked Schools, Beautiful Trails, Hospital and Much More. Amazing Value in a Very High-Demand Neighbourhood! SOLD FAST FOR 132% OF ASkING ANOTHER SOLD FABULOUS TORONTO LOCATION!! Solid Brick Detached Home on a large lot, filled with Endless Potential. Ready for your Personal Touches. Renovated Kitchen with w/o to Large Fenced Private Yard, Perfect for a Pool. 2 Parking Spots. A+ Location, steps to all Conveniences. SOLD FAST FOR 122% OF ASkING!! ANOTHER SOLD ANOTHER SOLD ANOTHER SOLD STEPS TO DENNISON PARk Spacious detached brick home on desirable street inWestonVillage. Separate entrance to basement. Large lot 138 feet deep. 2 parking! Amazing opportunity minutes to Go Station, and all conveniences! $800 , 0 0 0 ANOTHER SOLD 13 | Ne w s A d v e r t i s e r | Th u r s d a y , N o v e m b e r 4 , 2 0 2 1 dur h a m r e g i o n . c o m dur h a m r e g i o n . c o m New s A d v e r t i s e r | Th u r s d a y , N o v e m b e r 4 , 2 0 2 1 | 12 free professional buyer service: • Find out about the newest homes on the market that meet your needs • Get more informed about the specific areas and how to get the best price • Find out how to get the best mortgage rates and saving programs, plus much more - Call today!! WEST REALTY INC.,Brokerage Each Office is Independently Owned and Operated EAST ****Certain Conditions may apply. Not intended to solicit persons under contract. ReMax West Realty Inc. does not guarantee the sale of your home. Exclusively offered by Frank Leo.Copyright©2009 Frank Leo*FOR DOLLAR VOLUME JAN-APRIL **FOR TRANSACTIONS 2020 & 2021 ***ACCORDING TO A STUDY OF MLS DATA PREPARED BY AN INDEPENDANT AUDITOR FOR REAL ESTATE STATS FOR 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020 & 2021. Frank leo & associates SEE MORE PHOTOS & PROPERTIES: www.GetLeo.com Call Today 416-917-LION (5466) and Start Packing! WE’RE GROWING! LOOkING FOR 2 MOTIVATED LICENCED REALTORS TO JOIN US. SkY ROCkET YOUR CAREER AND HAVE A BETTER LIFE. GO TO JOINTEAMLEO.COM MUlti-Million Dollar Sell Your Home Faster and For More Money. GUARANTEED HOME SELLING SYSTEM • Your Home Advertised 24 Hours a Day Until Sold • Digital Web Strategy Reaching Millions • Learn the Secrets of Selling Without Ineffective Open Houses • Our Team of Professionals for the Same Price As Hiring a Single Broker • Get Up to $10,000 No Interest for 60 Days**** • Total Service Guarantee In Writing • Your Home Sold Guaranteed, or I’ll Buy it**** • Competitive Rates, Exceptional Service • In Depth Neighborhood Report for Each Property We Sell • Planning To Move Soon Free Consultation • Database Of Qualified Buyers BRokER Sponsor of Children’s Miracle Network & Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation • #1 In ToronTo ( CenTral, easT, and WesT CombIned) by UnITs of lIsTIngs sold for all brokers and sales represenTaTIves for all CompanIes*** • #1 re/maX Team In THe gTa** • #1 re/maX Team In Canada* • #1 re/maX Team In THe World* RARE OPPORTUNITY TO BUILD YOUR OWN DREAM HOME Two Lots, A 0.6 Acre Building Lot + Adjoining Recreation Lot 23.9 Acres. Over 700’ Fronting Onto Lake Simcoe, Truly A Rare One Of A Kind Offering. A Blank Canvas For You To Bring Your Dreams To Life. $1,25 0 , 0 0 0 TOWNHOUSE DEVELOPMENTOpportunity To Build On Busy Avenue In Toronto. 70.51 x 153 Foot Lot. Potential ForTownhouse Development,Office Building Or Purpose-Built Rental. DevelopingAreaWithOnlyA Few Sites LeftTo Build. EasyAccessTo Subway. Upscale Neighbourhood In North York. Call For Information Package. SOLD FOR TOP $$$!! FREE CONFIDENTIALHOME EVALUATIONS LAkESIDE CONDO Enjoy Lakeside Living At This 1000 Sq ft Suite With Low Maintenance Fees & Plenty Of Space. 2 Bedrooms 2 Bathrooms. Laminate Floors Throughout, Upgraded Kitchen With Quartz Counters & Stainless Steel Appliances, Walk-In Closet & Ensuite Bath. PLUS Large Balcony,Parking & Locker included.WalkTO GO Station.A must see! BEAUTIFUL TRIDEL BUILT CONDO!!Spacious Open Concept Living Area, Unobstructed Views, Luxury Kitchen, Granite Counters, Stainless Steel Appliances, Gorgeous New Vinyl Plank Flooring, Ensuite Laundry,Parking and Locker! MinutesToTransit,Highways,Shopping. 24-Hr Concierge. SOLD FOR TOP $$!! UPDATED WExFORD BUNGALOW!! Prime location minutes to DVP/401! 3 bedrooms on main floor and 2 bedroom basement apartment with separate entrance! Parking for 4 cars. Perfect Home for family or buyers looking for rental income! All amenities minutes away, move in ready! LARGE FAMILY HOME Located In One OfThe Most Prestigious Parts OfThe GTA. Surrounded By Multi-Million Dollar Homes. 4 Large Bedrooms. 5 Bathrooms. Main Floor Family Room. Double Car Garage. Massive 60’ x 177’ Private Landscaped Lot. Incredible opportunity!! SOLD FAST FOR 111% OF ASkING!! VACANT LOT WITH 100 FT FRONTAGE!! Beautiful treed and leveled land awaits you on desired cul-de-sac in peaceful beaverton neighborhood. Minutes to highway 12, 30 minutes to orillia, and 1 hr to whitby. Deeded water access to trent severn waterway ready to be enjoyed! $199 , 9 9 9 13.5 ACRES OF PURE PRIVACY Detached 5 bedroom Bungalow, 3 Full Bathrooms, Hardwood Floors throughout - 30x30 deck (20x30 enclosed) - Professionally renovated by award winning contractors - Highly rated on Airbnb. Truly a must see $799, 9 9 9 BUILD YOUR DREAM HOME Bungalow For Sale In Pristine Condition. ¾ Acre Ravine Lot In One Of The Most Prestigious Areas Of Toronto. Surround Yourself With Lush Greenery In Small Private Cul-de-Sac. Flat Lot With Potential To Build Up To 8,000 Sqft Home. This Is The Largest Lot Left To Build On In The Area. $3,00 0 , 0 0 0 ExECUTIVE HOME IN PRESTIGIOUS COMMUNITYStunning 5 bedroom, 5 bathroom home features a gourmet kitchen with upgraded cabinetry, built-in top of the line appliances, formal dining room, separate office, large principle rooms, huge master retreat, finished basement, the list goes on...absolute show stopper! SOLD FAST FOR TOP $$$!! BEAUTIFUL UNOBSTRUCTED SOUTH VIEWBright + spacious 3bd, 2 bath 1200 sq ft condo. Large updated kitchen with breakfastarea. Huge open concept living/dining with walk-out to oversized 23ft X 9ft balcony. Master with walk-in closet + ensuite. Ensuite laundry + storage.1 parking. SOLD FOR OVER 100% OF ASKING!! PRESTIGIOUS BAYVIEW GLEN!! Absolutely Spectacular Modern Masterpiece Situated On Large Estate Lot!! Nestled In A Serene Muskoka-Like Setting, This Home Features Over 8,000 S/F Of Open Living Space, Soaring Ceilings, 5 Bedrooms, 7 Bathrooms, Gourmet Kitchen W/Centre Island, Finished W/O Basement, Backyard Oasis W/ In-ground Pool & Much More!! $5,99 5 , 0 0 0 ATLANTIS NIAGARA WINERY + CANNABIS Incredible Turn-key Opportunity!! Winery & Cannabis Greenhouses in the Heart Of Wine Country. The Perfect Location to an absolutely Gorgeous Venue and many Endless Possibilities. This is THE FUTURE of WINE VENUES! Call for More Details + Read the Google Reviews!! $9,00 0 , 0 0 0 LUxURIOUS PRIVATE ESTATE!! Extensively landscaped with natural stone & mature trees on 1.33 acres! Backing onto protected land & close to trails. Gorgeous pool with waterfall. 7500 sq ft. 5 bdrm. 6 bthrm. Separate 1000 sq ft above grade apartment. Bright walk out basement. Triple Car Garage. Coveted Neighbourhood. $2,50 0 , 0 0 0 SPECTACULAR ESTATE Prestigious Mississauga Rd 2 Storey 4 Bdrm, 5 Bthrm, Surrounded by mature trees, gorgeous garden & Pond. Meticulously Well Maintained, Amazing Character thru-out, Incredible home simply must be seen, an Entertainers delight! QUIET CUL-DE-SAC 3 Story Detached Brick Home. 3000+ Sq ft. Pool Sized Lot! Open Concept Main Floor Plan. Separate Side Door & Walkout to rear patio! Ground Floor Office or additional income potential!Amenities all within walking distance. Rouge Hill GO/Bus! Fantastic Schools! Waterfront Trail. $1,50 0 , 0 0 0 PRIME LOCATION!One Of The Most High Demand Locations In Toronto. Semi-Detached 3+1 2 Storey,3 Full Bthrms. Currently Set Up As Three Units. Easy To Convert To Single Family.Laneway Parking For 2 Cars. Walk To 2 Subway Stations, Amazing Park Spanning 2City Blocks,Trendy Restaurants & Top Rated Schools. SOLD FOR 135% OF ASkING LEGAL DUPLExIncredible Investment Property With $52,800 Annual Income. Stable Rents With No Work To Be Done. Home Has Been UpdatedTo SuitTenants Needs. Semi-Detached 3+3 Bungalow. 3 KitchensPlus 3 Full Baths.Lots Of Parking. Fantastic Neighbourhood 30 Mins To Downtown Toronto. Walk To GO Station, Major Shopping Centre & Great Schools. The Perfect Investment! SOLD FAST FOR 109% OF ASkING!! ANOTHER SOLD BUNGALOW WITH IN-LAW SUITE FabulousOpportunity,3+1Bdrm,2Kitchen,OpenConceptLiving&Dining Rm, Sep Side Ent, Long Private Driveway, Garage, Close To Amenities. SOLD IN 1 Wk FOR 109% OF ASkING!!! ANOTHER SOLD PRIME LOCATION IN HEART OF TORONTO Modern, Bright & Spacious 2 Bedroom Corner Unit With Breathtaking Views! Massive, Wrap Around 169Sq Ft Balcony, Great For Entertaining. Parking and Locker Included. First Class Finishings. Fantastic Amenities. Never Lived In! Must See! SOLD FOR TOP $$$!! UPDATED CENTURY HOME 1+ ACRE LOT! Fabulous Opportunity in the Hamlet of Ashburn. Private fencedbackyard, Detached garage with finished office above. MetalRoof. 15 minutes to the 407! Move in ready or rebuild yourdream home.SOLD FOR TOP $$$!! ANOTHER SOLD ANOTHER SOLD ANOTHER SOLD ANOTHER SOLD HIGH DEMAND COMMUNITY!! The perfect house for you. With 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, and a walkout basement. This updated home is spacious and comfortable. You’ll love the 40 x 150’ deep lot that is perfect for any size family. Don’t wait to call this home. SOLD FOR 114% OF ASkING ANOTHER SOLD DREAM LOT IN DEMAND AREA!! Once-in-a-Lifetime Opportunity To Build On A Private Well Treed Lot In One The Most Luxurious Neighbourhoods In The GTA. Detached Bungalow With Plenty Of Updates. 13,000 Sqft Lot.Yonge St OnlyA Few StepsAway. Custom Homes Nearby Valued $6M-$8M. This Is A Deal You Don’t Want To Miss. $2,00 0 , 0 0 0 $2,80 0 , 0 0 0 OPPORTUNITY kNOCkS!! All Brick Century Home Conversion Located In ‘The Heart Of Stouffville’! This Property Features Beautiful Old World Charm, Craftsmanship & Millwork Thru-out, 9’ Ceilings, Open Foyer,Separate ReceptionArea,Large Rooms,2nd Floor Kitchen,2-Car Garage Plus Parking For 8-10 Vehicles. Amazing Street Visibility Next To Post Office. Steps To GO!!! $1,59 9 , 0 0 0 DETACHED DISCOUNTAttention All Renovators, Builders & Bargain Hunters. 60’ x 114’ Lot In Inviting Family NeighbourhoodOnly 15 mins To Toronto. 3 Bedrooms 1 Bathroom. Large Full Bsmt Waiting For Your Personal Touch.FirstTime Offered HomeAfter 4 Generations Of Family Have Made Fond MemoriesWithinTheseWalls.Easy Access To GO Station. SOLD FAST FOR 118% OF ASkING $1,20 0 , 0 0 0 ANOTHER SOLDANOTHER SOLD ANOTHER SOLD INCREDIBLE VALUE!! Detached All Brick Bungalow With Plenty Of Upgrades. 2+1 Bedrooms 2 Full Bathrooms. New Flooring Throughout This Charming Oshawa Home Is Centralized In Family Friendly Neighbourhood. Lush Gardens Next To Detached Oversized Garage. Move-In Ready. Perfect For Retiring Or First Time Buyers. $500 , 0 0 0 $675 , 0 0 0 FABULOUS TOWNHOME IN PRIME LOCATION!Very well kept 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom Townhouse in a familyfriendly community!Very close to the Subway,TTC,Highways,High-Ranked Schools, Beautiful Trails, Hospital and Much More. Amazing Value in a Very High-Demand Neighbourhood! SOLD FAST FOR 132% OF ASkING ANOTHER SOLD FABULOUS TORONTO LOCATION!! Solid Brick Detached Home on a large lot, filled with Endless Potential. Ready for your Personal Touches. Renovated Kitchen with w/o to Large Fenced Private Yard, Perfect for a Pool. 2 Parking Spots. A+ Location, steps to all Conveniences. SOLD FAST FOR 122% OF ASkING!! ANOTHER SOLD ANOTHER SOLD ANOTHER SOLD STEPS TO DENNISON PARk Spacious detached brick home on desirable street inWestonVillage. Separate entrance to basement. Large lot 138 feet deep. 2 parking! 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Everyyear the campaign deliversfilled boxes to children in hospital to help brightenup their stay. | Jason Lie-bregts Metroland Sophia was diagnosedwith leukemia just beforeher second birthday. Afterundergoing treatment and a rough road that no childdeserves, she is now can-cer-free. A kind act by a custodian at The Hospitalfor Sick Children in Toron-to resonated with Sophiaand she wanted to do the same for others. In 2016,Project Love Box began."It's so important to mebecause we're bringing them to people who are inneed. It's really going to up-lift them and make them feel better, especially whenthey're in the hospital andgoing through a lot," So-phia said. "And I know how it feels to be in the hospitaland when I received some- thing, it made me feel bet- ter because in the hospital,you're not feeling happy."More than 20,000 chil- dren have received a lovebox since the project be-gan.The Super Sophia Pro- ject recently revealedbrand-new love boxes, andpeople are encouraged to help fill 4,000 of them intime for the holiday season,when no child wants to bein the hospital. "They can contact ourwebsite or send us a mes-sage on our Instagram or on Facebook," Sophia said.Ideas of what to put inthe boxes are listed on thewebsite as well. Donations are also en-couraged. "We just became a regis-tered charity in April," Ge- orgiev said. "The more do-nations we can get, the morechildren we can help." Boxes should be filledby the last week of Novem-ber.Visit thesupersophia- project.ca for more infor-mation. 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Torstar, the companythat publishes more than 70 Metroland communitynewspapers and the Toron-to Star, has signed on to anews partnership with global search giant Google.Google News Showcase,which launched Oct. 27 in Canada, is a new servicedesigned to give news fromtrusted publishers a higherprofile and help drive traf- fic back to the publishers'websites.News Showcase will in-clude select stories frompartner publishers eachday, including some thatare only available to sub- scribers on the publishers'own websites. The storiesare chosen and packagedby publishers, ensuring ed- itorial control remainswith the publications."Quality, fact-checked journalism is a vital way toconnect and inform people,and a crucial tool against misinformation. NewsShowcase will bring more of our award-winning localand national reporting toCanadians, and the world," said Jordan Bitove, Toron-to Star publisher and Tor-star co-owner. "It's an in-vestment into the future of our newsrooms, our top-quality journalism and thefuture of news." In addition to Torstar,two other publishers — LeDevoir and Les Coops del'information — are joining forces with Google onWednesday. Previously an-nounced partners includeBlack Press Media, GlacierMedia, The Globe andMail, Métro Média, NarcityMedia, SaltWire Network, Village Media and Winni-peg Free Press.The move comes at acrucial time for both the media and tech industries.The media has seen its tra-ditional business model collapsing, with advertis-ing revenue plunging forthe last two decades, and subscription revenue not making up the shortfall.Tech giants such as Goo-gle, Facebook and Amazon,meanwhile, have faced in- creasing calls for regula-tion amidst their marketdomination. Torstar publishes sixdaily newspapers, morethan 70 weekly publica-tions, as well as several specialty websites includ-ing TheKit.ca and Wheel-s.ca. Les Coop de l'informa- tion publishes six dailyFrench-language newspa-pers in Quebec and easternOntario. Publishers receive a setmonthly fee for use of theirarticles, which are givenmore prominence than a simple link to a headline.Neither the amount of themonthly fee nor length of the agreement signed byTorstar was disclosed.The hope, said Googleexecutive Brad Bender, is to help drive more readersto publishers' own web-sites, where they can then become subscribers."That is a big driver ofthe program," said Bender. TORSTAR ANNOUNCES PARTNERSHIP JOSH RUBIN josh@thestar.ca BUSINESS It's about trust. Our re-lationship with our read-ers is built on transparen- cy, honesty and integrity.As such, we have launchedatrust initiative to tell you who we are and how andwhy we do what we do. Thisarticle is part of that pro-ject. The May 25, 2020, mur-der of George Floyd in Min-neapolis by a white policeofficer led to anotherround of debate and soul- searching about the sys- temic discrimination with-in our society.Protests were a constant across much of the UnitedStates, while here in Cana-da many communities andorganizations began to ex- amine their own internalbiases.Recognition of racismand its role in shaping ourcountry has become even more acute this year with the discovery of unmarkedgraves of Indigenous chil-dren at the sites of formerresidential schools. Canada's history isstained with the blood fromdiscrimination and that legacy lives on today.As a result, MetrolandMedia established adviso-ry councils in 16 communi- ties across our footprint,including Durham region,which publishes eight newspapers. Durham's ad-visory council membersjoined three smaller com-mittees, including one fo- cused on equity and inclu-sion, with a goal of helpingus to identify the priorityissues in our community,and how we, as media, can address them. The committee met onOctober 5 to discuss thechallenges and opportuni-ties in creating a more eq- uitable and inclusive soci-ety in Durham.As managing editor, I was tasked to write aboutwhat we have learned fromthat discussion. I will behonest: it has been a strug- gle to write this column.That's not because the top-ic is unimportant, uninter- esting or lacking endlessdiscussion points.Instead, as a white, cis-gendered male, I worry that I am ill-equipped tospeak on some of these is-sues. Fortunately, our com-mittee has members fromvarious diverse communi-ties.In reviewing the com- mittee's discussion on eq- uity and inclusion in Dur- ham, a few things have be-come evident. First, we need to accept our own biases around di-versity and equality. We allharbour misconceptionsabout people and issues. Only when we recognizethat can we hope to bringabout change. Second, we need to do abetter job at listening. Weare getting a chance to lis-ten to community con- cerns more through ourwork with our advisorycommittees, but we need to spend more time listeningto concerns at the neigh-bourhood level. Our news teams need to understand the obstaclespeople across Durham re-gion face, so they can tellthe stories that will help our communities to evolve.Third, we need to en-sure our newspapers mir- ror the reality of the com- munities they serve. Durham consists of peo-ple of different races, reli-gions, ages and abilities. The voices you read andthe faces you see in thisnewspaper must reflectthat. We are already takingsteps to ensure that we in-clude more diverse voices and perspectives in our ar-ticles, and do our part tofoster a more equitable so-ciety. We will continue on thatpath moving forward. Andif or when we fall short, all I ask is that you let us know. Mike Lacey is manag-ing editor of Metroland Media's community news-papers in Durham Region.He can be reached at mla-cey@durhamre- gion.com. We welcome yourcomments. Please emailour trust committee at trust@metroland.com LISTENING AND LEARNING IMPROVES EQUITY AND INCLUSION OPINION OUR COVERAGEMUST REFLECT THEDIVERSITY OFDURHAM REGION,WRITES MIKE LACEY MIKE LACEY Column 19 | Ne w s A d v e r t i s e r | Th u r s d a y , N o v e m b e r 4 , 2 0 2 1 dur h a m r e g i o n . c o m *Plus HST. See full terms and conditions at tsoffers.ca/deal/CNWKGIFT. This introductory offer is not available to current Toronto Star subscribers. Offer includes the Saturdayand Sunday edition of the Toronto Star Newspaper and Starweek magazine. The New York Times International Weekly and Book Review section is not included. Save 59.8% offthe newsstand rate. 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AJAX MP HOLLAND NAMED TO NEW CABINET KEITH GILLIGAN kgilligan@ durhamregion.com NEWS MARK HOLLAND Mark Holland photo dur h a m r e g i o n . c o m New s A d v e r t i s e r | Th u r s d a y , N o v e m b e r 4 , 2 0 2 1 | 20 DUNCAN, Amy Winifred ¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯ The family of Amy Winifred Duncan sadly announces her passing on October 27, 2021, at Lakeridge Health Oshawa at the age of 88. Loving wife to the late Donald F. Duncan of 36 years. Predeceased by Donald Davies, her son Brian Davies (d. 2012) and her brother Sid Obey. Devoted mother to Lee Davies, Stephen Davies (Megan), Donna McLeod (Ken), Sharon Woolley (James) and Kevin Duncan. Loving grandmother to 16 grandchildren and 18 great-grandchildren. Fondly remembered by her sisters Jean Broomhead and Linda Little. A memorial service will be held in the chapel on Saturday, November 6, 2021 at 1 p.m. Arrangements entrusted to The Simple Alternative Funeral Centre (1057 Brock Road, Pickering 905-686-5589). At the request of the family, full vaccination will be required to attend this funeral. All guests will be required to provide proof of vaccination against Covid-19. Masks are mandatory. FALLON, Nancy E. Mrs (Welfare) October 22, 1926 - October 14, 2021 ------------------ The Fallon family is deeply saddened to report that Nancy, our beloved Mother and Nanny, passed away in her 94th year on October 14, 2021 after a short, but peaceful stay at Ajax-Pickering General Hospital. Nan is survived by her two sons: Patrick of Sooke, British Columbia and Nick (Mary Lou) of Brooklin, Ontario. Nanny was adored by her four grandchildren: Simon (Nina), Dr. Elizabeth (Michael), Jack, and Daniel; god-daughter Jennifer Nichol, from New Zealand; nephews Christopher Welfare (Margaret) and Billy Welfare (deceased) and nieces Angela Richmond (Griff) and Daphne Penny (John). She will be especially missed by friends Rosemary and Keith Chandler as well as the numerous members of her extended family. Nan was predeceased by Sam, her husband of 44 years, and by her brothers Kenneth and Sydney Welfare. Nan was born in Tunbridge Wells, Kent, England and, as a teenager, entered the workforce as a military secretary in London during WW2. In 1946, she met Sam Fallon of Scarborough, England. They were wed in December 1948 and started a family in Tunbridge Wells, with the birth of Patrick in 1951. As a construction consultant with the British Public Service during the post-war era, Sam was frequently away from home on assignment and in 1955 was permanently transferred to Nottingham, where Nick was born. In 1957, Nan and Sam made the visionary decision to emigrate to Canada, following her brother Ken who had moved to Toronto in 1956. In 1957, Sam was hired by the Ontario Ministry of Public Works at Queen's Park, Toronto and, in 1958, the family settled at 61 Emperor Street in the newly-formed suburban Town of Ajax, a dwelling that Nan would call home for 62 years. Life during the six decades in Ajax featured a wide range of volunteer and social activities, including the Ajax Garden Club, the Ajax Seniors Club and the Women's Auxiliary of Ajax-Pickering Hospital. Nan was a founding volunteer and Secretary with the Aldon School for Students with Special Needs. She was a member of Seaton (Pickering) Golf Club for nearly 50 years, serving on various Committees, participating in Ladies Invitationals throughout southern Ontario, and recording a hole-in-one in 1972. Nan was truly a life-long learner and offered informed opinions on many historical and contemporary topics. She became known to family as Cybernanny in 2011 when she received an iPad on her 85th birthday which opened up the world of the Internet, email and electronic news delivery. She was also a voracious reader and made a weekly pilgrimage to the Ajax Public Library, where she typically borrowed six to eight books, a habit which she continued well into her nineties. This poem speaks to how she was seen by her many friends and family in her final days. Ninety-five years look terrific on you You don't seem a day past "amazing", it's true You light up a room with your wonderful smile You've made "young at heart" your own personal style So no holding back, 'til the big day arrives Reflect on each candle, how you touched all our lives. Upon Nan's request, there was no funeral. However, a Celebration of Life will be held at a later date. Donations to Ajax-Pickering Hospital Foundation would be appreciated. In Loving Memory of a Wonderful Wife and Mother Annette O'Connor May 16, 1947 - November 2, 2011 ¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯ May the winds of love blow softly And whisper so you'll hear; We will always love and miss you And wish that you were here. 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