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Oh Hi!!!! For the asks……

6. What’s one fact about the universe of You Can Fall that you didn’t get a chance to mention in the fic itself?

8. What song would make a great fic (to either write or read)?

19. If you wrote a spin-off of Open Arms and Wide Awake, what would it involve?

Thank you, lovely friend, for the asks!

6. What’s one fact about the universe of You Can Fall that you didn’t get a chance to mention in the fic itself?

Wow, this one sent me on a deep dive. I had so much plotted out in this universe. Patrick lives in Dovercourt Village, David in the Annex. I absolutely did google the distances between them and the store (near Dundas St West) to see if they were walkable.

That isn't the juiciest of tidbits, so I'll add that in the chapter where David meets the Brewers, they do end up spending the next day making good use of more than one room of the house (although David feels it's disrespectful to do anything in the kitchen). A missing scene I'm going to get to at some point ...

8. What song would make a great fic (to either write or read)?

I love the lyrics to "The Night We Met" - "I had all and then most of you, some and now none of you" - they're so bittersweet and angsty! But it would need to come with some serious HEA.

Maybe "I Hate This Town" would be good. Or something fun made out of "Still Don't Know". Or - OOH! - "I Had a Dream Last Night!"

I have plans for "Ivy" ...

19. If you wrote a spin-off of Open Arms and Wide Awake, what would it involve?

You're really going to make me think, aren't you? Lessee ...

With the admission that I could never make it work, the first thing that pops into my head is an Ivan POV of it - watching David and making his assessments, watching his beloved romcoms, observing the small glimpses he gets of Patrick and David together, then intervening at the end. He'd probably need his own cute romantic subplot with Twyla, too.

Ask me things!

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Condos of Linden Woods

Linden Woods and the adjoining Linden Ridge are upscale neighbourhoods in the southwest of Winnipeg. They contain several thousand homes, and 21 condo corporations. This article is an exhaustive list of the Condos of Linden Woods and Linden Ridge. This list was compiled using 10 yrs worth of MLS data. Please note that all sales prices, as well as condo fees are an approximate range, designed to give the reader an idea of values and costs in each of these condo communities. Prices and condo fees are based on the most recent 2 yrs of sales. These condos are listed in alphabetical order by street name.

The Condos of Linden Woods

Linden Park South II - 550 Dovercourt Drive

Semi-Attached Bungalows Built ~ 2006 20 Condo Units 1500 sq ft - 2100 sq ft 2 - 3 BR, 2 bath Condo Fees: $310 - $7325 Prices: $400K - 700K Linden Park South - 600 Dovercourt Drive

Semi-Attached Bungalows Built ~ 2004 30 Condo Units 1500 sq ft - 1900 sq ft 2 BR, 2 bath Condo Fees: $250 - $330 Prices: $400K - $600K Linden Pointe - 700 Dovercourt Drive

Townhouse Style 2 Storey Built ~ 2004 42 Condo Units 1400 sq ft - 1800 sq ft 2 & 3 BR, 2 bath Condo Fees: $210 - $270 Prices: $360K - $400K Greystone Condominiums - 230 & 240 Fairhaven Rd.

Apartment Style Condos Built ~ 2004 - 2009 200 Condo Units 900 sq ft - 1300 sq ft 2 - 3 BR, 2 bath Condo Fees: $310 - $450 Prices: $210K - $270K Stonecrest Condominiums - 260 / 270 / 280 Fairhaven Rd.

Apartment Style Condos Built ~ 2006-2012 160 Condo Units 1050 sq ft - 1550 sq ft 2 BR, 2 bath Condo Fees: $280 - $370 Prices: ~ $300K - $450K Stonecrest Condominiums - 290 to 306 Fairhaven These units are actually part of the same condo complex as above, however are completely different styles of condominiums, which is why I have listed them separately here.

Townhouse Style 2 Storey Built ~ 2006 20 Condo Units 1800 sq ft - 2000 sq ft 2 BR, 2 bath Condo Fees: $300 Prices: ~$370K - $450K Reveal Luxury Condominiums - 10 Linden Ridge Dr.

Apartment Style Condos Built ~ 2013 72 Condo Units 1000 Sq Ft 2 BR, 2 bath Condo Fees: $365 Prices: $275K - $315K Forest Gate Estates - 460 Lindenwood Dr. W.

Semi-Attached Bng & 2 Str Built ~ 2007 - 2008 35 Condo Units 1640 sq ft - 2140 sq ft 2 BR, 2 bath Condo Fees: $200 Prices: $460K - 570K Linden Parke I - 30 Victor Lewis Dr

Semi-Attached Bungalows Built ~ 1993 16 Condo Units 1100 sq ft - 1770 sq ft 2 BR, 2 bath Condo Fees: $300 - $475 Prices: $300K - $450K Linden Estates - 40 - 72 Victor Lewis Dr.

Semi-Attached Bungalows Built ~ 1986 16 Condo Units 1600 sq ft - 2000 sq ft 2 BR, 2 bath Condo Fees: $475 - $525 Prices: $380K - $440K Linden Parke II - 77 Victor Lewis Dr.

Semi-Attached Bungalows Built ~ 1994 13 Condo Units 1300 sq ft - 1550 sq ft 2 BR, 2 bath Condo Fees: ~$425 Prices: $300-$350 Linden Parke III - 123 Victor Lewis Dr.

Semi-Attached Bungalows Built ~ 1999 23 Condo Units 1400 sq ft - 1900 sq ft 2 BR, 2 bath Condo Fees: $330 Prices: $350K - $450K Lindenwoods Village - 173 - 177 - 201 Victor Lewis Dr

Apartment Style Condos Built ~ 1988-89 174 Condo Units 640 sq ft - 1030 sq ft 1, 2 & 3 BR units Condo Fees: $280 - $450 Prices: $140K - $220K Buying or Selling in Linden Woods? Call Bo!

Bo Kauffmann of REMAX Buyers & Sellers Houses and Condos Follow his Facebook page Check his YouTube channel Listing Website Email Him Here Call or Text 204-333-2202 FREE Buyer Consultation FREE Sellers Marketing Plan Deerfield Village - 180 Victor Lewis Dr

Semi-Attached Bungalows Built ~ 1988 31 Condo Units 1100 sq ft - 1440 sq ft 2 BR, 2 bath Condo Fees: $450 - $470 Prices: $300K - $360K Foxwood Square - 200 Victor Lewis Dr

Att. & Det. Bungalows Built ~ 1987 27 Condo Units 1170 sq ft - 1350 sq ft 2 BR, 2 bath Condo Fees: $445 Prices: $320K - $400K Castle Gate Estates - 873 Waverley St.

Apartment Style Condos Built ~ 2005-06 48 Condo Units 1130 sq ft - 1180 sq ft 2 BR, 2 bath Condo Fees: $460 Prices: $210K - $230K Just as we saw in an earlier example, the Castle Gate Estates condos have two very different styles of condos in one corporation. Apartment Style condos above, and 21 bungalow units, mostly attached, below. Castle Gate Estates - 875 Waverley St.

Semi-Attached Bungalows Built ~ 2005-06 21 Condo Units 1350 sq ft - 1550 sq ft 2 BR, 2 bath Condo Fees: $370 Prices: $330K - $400K Meadows of Linden Woods - 1000 Wilkes Ave.

Semi-Attached Bungalows Built ~ 2003-05 20 Condo Units 1270 sq ft - 1400 sq ft 2 BR, 2 bath Condo Fees: $200 - $250 Prices: $350K - $425K Lindenview Park - 1010 Wilkes Ave.

Townhome Style 2 Stry Built ~ 2005-06 80 Condo Units 1200 sq ft - 1260 sq ft 2 & 3 BR, 2 bath Condo Fees: $165 Prices: $250K - $300K Wilkes Condo - 1023 Wilkes Ave.

Apartment Style Condos Built ~ 2016 15 Condo Units 800 sq ft - 900 sq ft 1 & 2 BR, 2 bath Condo Fees: $200 Prices: $220K - $250K Murano Gardens of Linden Woods - 1044 & 1048 Wilkes Ave

Apartment Style Condos Built ~ 2016-18 80 Condo Units 700 sq ft - 1400 sq ft 1,2 & 3 BR, 2 bath Condo Fees: $175 - $320 Prices: $220K - $400K I do believe that this is a compete list of all condo projects in Linden Woods. Did I miss one? Please let me know If you're thinking of buying a condo in Winnipeg, whether Linden Woods or elsewhere, please contact me anytime, I'd love to be your Buyer Agent. And if you're going to SELL your condo (or house) in Winnipeg, my marketing plan is second to no one.

Bo Kauffmann of REMAX Buyers & Sellers Houses and Condos Follow his Facebook page Check his YouTube channel Listing Website Email Him Here Call or Text 204-333-2202 FREE Buyer Consultation FREE Sellers Marketing Plan Read the full article

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Condos of Linden Woods

Linden Woods and the adjoining Linden Ridge are upscale neighbourhoods in the southwest of Winnipeg. They contain several thousand homes, and 21 condo corporations. This article is an exhaustive list of the Condos of Linden Woods and Linden Ridge. This list was compiled using 10 yrs worth of MLS data. Please note that all sales prices, as well as condo fees are an approximate range, designed to give the reader an idea of values and costs in each of these condo communities. Prices and condo fees are based on the most recent 2 yrs of sales. These condos are listed in alphabetical order by street name.

The Condos of Linden Woods

Linden Park South II - 550 Dovercourt Drive

Semi-Attached Bungalows Built ~ 2006 20 Condo Units 1500 sq ft - 2100 sq ft 2 - 3 BR, 2 bath Condo Fees: $310 - $7325 Prices: $400K - 700K Linden Park South - 600 Dovercourt Drive

Semi-Attached Bungalows Built ~ 2004 30 Condo Units 1500 sq ft - 1900 sq ft 2 BR, 2 bath Condo Fees: $250 - $330 Prices: $400K - $600K Linden Pointe - 700 Dovercourt Drive

Townhouse Style 2 Storey Built ~ 2004 42 Condo Units 1400 sq ft - 1800 sq ft 2 & 3 BR, 2 bath Condo Fees: $210 - $270 Prices: $360K - $400K Greystone Condominiums - 230 & 240 Fairhaven Rd.

Apartment Style Condos Built ~ 2004 - 2009 200 Condo Units 900 sq ft - 1300 sq ft 2 - 3 BR, 2 bath Condo Fees: $310 - $450 Prices: $210K - $270K Stonecrest Condominiums - 260 / 270 / 280 Fairhaven Rd.

Apartment Style Condos Built ~ 2006-2012 160 Condo Units 1050 sq ft - 1550 sq ft 2 BR, 2 bath Condo Fees: $280 - $370 Prices: ~ $300K - $450K Stonecrest Condominiums - 290 to 306 Fairhaven These units are actually part of the same condo complex as above, however are completely different styles of condominiums, which is why I have listed them separately here.

Townhouse Style 2 Storey Built ~ 2006 20 Condo Units 1800 sq ft - 2000 sq ft 2 BR, 2 bath Condo Fees: $300 Prices: ~$370K - $450K Reveal Luxury Condominiums - 10 Linden Ridge Dr.

Apartment Style Condos Built ~ 2013 72 Condo Units 1000 Sq Ft 2 BR, 2 bath Condo Fees: $365 Prices: $275K - $315K Forest Gate Estates - 460 Lindenwood Dr. W.

Semi-Attached Bng & 2 Str Built ~ 2007 - 2008 35 Condo Units 1640 sq ft - 2140 sq ft 2 BR, 2 bath Condo Fees: $200 Prices: $460K - 570K Linden Parke I - 30 Victor Lewis Dr

Semi-Attached Bungalows Built ~ 1993 16 Condo Units 1100 sq ft - 1770 sq ft 2 BR, 2 bath Condo Fees: $300 - $475 Prices: $300K - $450K Linden Estates - 40 - 72 Victor Lewis Dr.

Semi-Attached Bungalows Built ~ 1986 16 Condo Units 1600 sq ft - 2000 sq ft 2 BR, 2 bath Condo Fees: $475 - $525 Prices: $380K - $440K Linden Parke II - 77 Victor Lewis Dr.

Semi-Attached Bungalows Built ~ 1994 13 Condo Units 1300 sq ft - 1550 sq ft 2 BR, 2 bath Condo Fees: ~$425 Prices: $300-$350 Linden Parke III - 123 Victor Lewis Dr.

Semi-Attached Bungalows Built ~ 1999 23 Condo Units 1400 sq ft - 1900 sq ft 2 BR, 2 bath Condo Fees: $330 Prices: $350K - $450K Lindenwoods Village - 173 - 177 - 201 Victor Lewis Dr

Apartment Style Condos Built ~ 1988-89 174 Condo Units 640 sq ft - 1030 sq ft 1, 2 & 3 BR units Condo Fees: $280 - $450 Prices: $140K - $220K Buying or Selling in Linden Woods? Call Bo!

Bo Kauffmann of REMAX Buyers & Sellers Houses and Condos Follow his Facebook page Check his YouTube channel Listing Website Email Him Here Call or Text 204-333-2202 FREE Buyer Consultation FREE Sellers Marketing Plan Deerfield Village - 180 Victor Lewis Dr

Semi-Attached Bungalows Built ~ 1988 31 Condo Units 1100 sq ft - 1440 sq ft 2 BR, 2 bath Condo Fees: $450 - $470 Prices: $300K - $360K Foxwood Square - 200 Victor Lewis Dr

Att. & Det. Bungalows Built ~ 1987 27 Condo Units 1170 sq ft - 1350 sq ft 2 BR, 2 bath Condo Fees: $445 Prices: $320K - $400K Castle Gate Estates - 873 Waverley St.

Apartment Style Condos Built ~ 2005-06 48 Condo Units 1130 sq ft - 1180 sq ft 2 BR, 2 bath Condo Fees: $460 Prices: $210K - $230K Just as we saw in an earlier example, the Castle Gate Estates condos have two very different styles of condos in one corporation. Apartment Style condos above, and 21 bungalow units, mostly attached, below. Castle Gate Estates - 875 Waverley St.

Semi-Attached Bungalows Built ~ 2005-06 21 Condo Units 1350 sq ft - 1550 sq ft 2 BR, 2 bath Condo Fees: $370 Prices: $330K - $400K Meadows of Linden Woods - 1000 Wilkes Ave.

Semi-Attached Bungalows Built ~ 2003-05 20 Condo Units 1270 sq ft - 1400 sq ft 2 BR, 2 bath Condo Fees: $200 - $250 Prices: $350K - $425K Lindenview Park - 1010 Wilkes Ave.

Townhome Style 2 Stry Built ~ 2005-06 80 Condo Units 1200 sq ft - 1260 sq ft 2 & 3 BR, 2 bath Condo Fees: $165 Prices: $250K - $300K Wilkes Condo - 1023 Wilkes Ave.

Apartment Style Condos Built ~ 2016 15 Condo Units 800 sq ft - 900 sq ft 1 & 2 BR, 2 bath Condo Fees: $200 Prices: $220K - $250K Murano Gardens of Linden Woods - 1044 & 1048 Wilkes Ave

Apartment Style Condos Built ~ 2016-18 80 Condo Units 700 sq ft - 1400 sq ft 1,2 & 3 BR, 2 bath Condo Fees: $175 - $320 Prices: $220K - $400K I do believe that this is a compete list of all condo projects in Linden Woods. Did I miss one? Please let me know If you're thinking of buying a condo in Winnipeg, whether Linden Woods or elsewhere, please contact me anytime, I'd love to be your Buyer Agent. And if you're going to SELL your condo (or house) in Winnipeg, my marketing plan is second to no one.

Bo Kauffmann of REMAX Buyers & Sellers Houses and Condos Follow his Facebook page Check his YouTube channel Listing Website Email Him Here Call or Text 204-333-2202 FREE Buyer Consultation FREE Sellers Marketing Plan Read the full article

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Best Co-living Experience in Toronto

There have been times when we are away from home in a city where everything looks strange and new and we look for accommodations that can offer a perfect company to us. Something like a concept of living together and sharing for good! If you are currently into that situation that you have dropped at the right place. We are going to let you know about the best co-living company in Toronto that is all about SoulRooms.

Why Co-Living?

The Co-living concept has gained a lot of popularity because of the new and trendy work culture and studies based migration or maybe short time travel tours that require to settle down in a city and share the space with other friends and colleagues for some time. SoulRooms is known as the perfect place to discover your niche with comfort, space and an environment that caters to everything from Bedrooms to Studio apartments so that you can work and relax at the same time.

The Affordable Living!

With SoulRooms come savings! If you check out their rentals and the facilities that they cater to us, you may not believe that something like this even exists in the heart of Toronto. They are so great at the hospitality that you would love coming back to them again and again. With all types of rooms available, you can choose the one which offers co-living at the best or maybe you can go for independent living with other options to discover. The rooms are well furnished, and the furniture cost is already added to the rent. The wifi facility makes it more convenient and helps you work from the place itself.

What do you get with SoulRooms?

Once you plan to move in with them, there is a whole lot of opportunities and facilities that you can explore like:

1. Engaged Community

They believe in greeting everyone with warmth and spread the good vibes around. The people are generous and are so welcoming that you feel just like at home while living there.

2. Close to Public Property

It becomes difficult to commute if your place lacks proximity to the available public transport spots, but life becomes so sorted when the distance to these junctions is nearly nothing. Head to work and dates on time with transportation facilities available near SoulRooms.

3. Large Private Rooms & Chic Furniture

The rooms that are offered by them are designed specially to deliver privacy and comfort to the people. They are well furnished with the beautiful ambiance and delivers an overwhelming feeling to the ones who plan to reside. Everything has been taken care of with the highest priority.

Well, there is no second thought that why SoulRooms is that outstanding Co-Living Company in Toronto which people love to be with. It extends ready to move in condos with essential supplies in three different locations mainly Liberty Village, Roncesvalles and Bloordale Area, Junction Triangle and Bloor Area and last but not the least Dovercourt Area.

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Big Sisters Association Role in Making Children’s Lives Easier

The Big Sisters Putting Youth First

The Big Sisters Association was the original name of YouthLink. During that time span, the Big Sisters created several initiatives to keep youth happy, and to keep them in a good environment. 

Th Big Sisters always put the lives of young girls before anybody else. A problem they often faced were parents who did not prioritize their children, or parents who did not allow their children to celebrate Christmas. As a result, the Big Sisters have come up with a lot of initiatives including getting gifts for kids on Christmas, and providing counselling for teenage girls. 

Children’s Importance to the Big Sisters 

A problem Big Sisters commonly faced was finding an environment that a kid can succeed in. Dr. Blatz went into detail in one specific case about a child’s needs not being met. For example, a girl who is 11 years’ old was placed in several foster homes. They sound that the foster parents were unfit to take care of the girl as she had put her husband, and sons before her own adopted daughter. 

In his speech, Dr. Blatz said that children should always come first. He states that it is the parents’ responsibility to put their children before themselves, and protect them. The Big Sisters believed in this statement, as they did their best to make the girls smile, and be happy with Christmas. 

Big Sister’s Impact on Christmas 

When the Big Sisters was around, parents were not encouraging kids to celebrate, or talk about Christmas. The Big Sisters thought this was wrong, partly because Christmas should be a day of celebration for children. The Big Sisters Association saw Christmas as something that could bring a smile to a child’s face, and helped several girls in Toronto to celebrate Christmas.

The Big Sisters put a lot of effort and time for girls to get their Christmas gifts. According to Miss A. L. Brock “Our girls range in age from eight to eighteen.” There were 233 different presents wrapped, and delivered for each of the girls. An example would be Treasure Island, which was a “skating set” done by the Big Sisters Association for a girl. The Big Sisters Association would not stop there though and gave several presents to a school in Toronto. 

In 1927, the Big Sisters Association had a Santa Claus deliver presents to 300 girls from the Edith L. Groves Vocational School for Girls on Dovercourt Road. It was a massive undertaking by the Big Sisters Association to help young girls on Christmas. 

The Big Sisters made a conscience effort to help girls celebrate Christmas. They also promoted Christmas, and were partly responsible for making parents and kids alike understand what the spirit of Christmas was all about. 

Big Sisters Counselling and Volunteer Work

In one year, the Big Sisters helped 461 girls in Toronto (Big Sisters Work Aids Little Sisters). They helped teenage girls with their issues, and additionally, they helped uncles, aunts, parents, and grandparents of these girls understand the problems the girls face. These acts according to General Secretary, Miss Annie L. Brock, increased trust with parents and guardians of the Big Sisters Association. This legacy of helping teenagers has lived on and has been expanded to help teenage boys as well. 

The Big Sisters also did volunteer work throughout the city of Toronto. The Big Sisters would talk to little girls and engage in big sisterly acts. This selflessness can be seen in Pathways to Education Scarborough Village. This program by YouthLink helps youth get educated and give them a pathway to post-secondary education. An alarming percentage of almost 1/3rd of students do not graduate from high school. This program is trying to change that as almost 400 high school students have been helped by YouthLink. Also, like Big Sisters, this program requires the support and help of volunteers to serve high school students and help them get to post-secondary education.

Lastly, the Big Sisters took 79 girls in the spring and early summer months for a picnic to enjoy the warmer weather. This gives kids a good environment to enjoy and not worry about personal problems that might have affected their lives at that time. 

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GTA Listings April 23rd 209

All GTA Homes For Sale - April 23 2019

A complete list of all of the homes for sale across the GTA as of April 23rd 2019 is right here. Beautiful homes and condos in the many neighbourhoods that make up the GTA - from Burlington to Oshawa to Richmond Hill. We've got it all for you.

Street and TownMLS CodeLink 48 Michael Fisher Ave, VaughanN442382848 Michael Fisher Ave, Vaughan 25 Bloomfield Tr, Richmond HillN442235425 Bloomfield Tr, Richmond Hill 2 Pisanelli Ave, MarkhamN44223982 Pisanelli Ave, Markham 337 Dovercourt Rd, TorontoC4423939337 Dovercourt Rd, Toronto 132 King Edward Ave, TorontoE4423338132 King Edward Ave, Toronto 9 Leafield Dr, TorontoE44235309 Leafield Dr, Toronto 111 Nahani Way, MississaugaW4422765111 Nahani Way, Mississauga 4254 Kane Cres, BurlingtonW44225854254 Kane Cres, Burlington 84 Cavehill Cres, TorontoE442330084 Cavehill Cres, Toronto 9 Donalda Cres, TorontoE44236429 Donalda Cres, Toronto 65 Canal St, GeorginaN442285165 Canal St, Georgina 42 Mallingham Crt, TorontoC442400742 Mallingham Crt, Toronto 36 N Ashbury Ave, TorontoC442332636 N Ashbury Ave, Toronto 1685 Flamborough Circ, MississaugaW44224781685 Flamborough Circ, Mississauga 93 Mccallum Dr, Richmond HillN442401593 Mccallum Dr, Richmond Hill 79 Port Royal Ave, VaughanN442331979 Port Royal Ave, Vaughan 1699 Kentchester Pl, MississaugaW44230721699 Kentchester Pl, Mississauga 70 Hillcroft Dr, MarkhamN442394870 Hillcroft Dr, Markham 22 Ashford Crt, AuroraN442365522 Ashford Crt, Aurora 12 Ridley Gdns, TorontoW442338912 Ridley Gdns, Toronto 14 Woburn Dr, VaughanN442266714 Woburn Dr, Vaughan 12 Minister Rd, BramptonW442384312 Minister Rd, Brampton 499 Wheat Boom Dr, OakvilleW4423625499 Wheat Boom Dr, Oakville 1224 Tyandaga Park Dr, BurlingtonW44236061224 Tyandaga Park Dr, Burlington 5712 Old School Rd, CaledonW44226095712 Old School Rd, Caledon 15 Dorian Pl, VaughanN442286115 Dorian Pl, Vaughan 4 Bertmount Ave, TorontoE44239914 Bertmount Ave, Toronto 930 Logan Ave, TorontoE4423465930 Logan Ave, Toronto 119 Redgrave Dr, TorontoW4422315119 Redgrave Dr, Toronto 580 Marc Santi Blvd, VaughanN4423717580 Marc Santi Blvd, Vaughan 23 Bannon Ave, TorontoW442395823 Bannon Ave, Toronto 74 Village Pkwy Lot 11, MarkhamN442283774 Village Pkwy Lot 11, Markham 12 Kilpatrick Pl, TorontoE442398912 Kilpatrick Pl, Toronto 1 Glenvilla Rd, VaughanN44238191 Glenvilla Rd, Vaughan 20 Park Lane Circ, Richmond HillN442299820 Park Lane Circ, Richmond Hill 85 Cairnburg Pl, VaughanN442327285 Cairnburg Pl, Vaughan 111 Forest Dr, VaughanN4423266111 Forest Dr, Vaughan 7582 W Kipling Ave, VaughanN44235847582 W Kipling Ave, Vaughan 78 Rabbit Lane, TorontoW442372678 Rabbit Lane, Toronto 4 Albion Hills Dr, CaledonW44228344 Albion Hills Dr, Caledon 4134 Rockwood Rd, MississaugaW44227084134 Rockwood Rd, Mississauga 109 Lot Lane, MarkhamN4424001109 Lot Lane, Markham 10791 Fifth Line, MiltonW442253810791 Fifth Line, Milton 4792 Dayfoot Dr, MississaugaW44233614792 Dayfoot Dr, Mississauga 35 Monarch Dr, Halton HillsW442375435 Monarch Dr, Halton Hills 5 Monument Tr, BramptonW44231345 Monument Tr, Brampton 193 Kane Ave, TorontoW4423305193 Kane Ave, Toronto 22 Lonetree Crt, BramptonW442266322 Lonetree Crt, Brampton 194 Solingate Dr, OakvilleW4418891194 Solingate Dr, Oakville 156 Bobby Locke Lane, Whitchurch StouffvilleN4422268156 Bobby Locke Lane, Whitchurch Stouffville 89 Aldred Dr, ScugogE442302689 Aldred Dr, Scugog 18 Fieldflower Cres, Richmond HillN442258918 Fieldflower Cres, Richmond Hill 54 Barberry Cres, Richmond HillN442403054 Barberry Cres, Richmond Hill 459 Valley Dr, OakvilleW4422249459 Valley Dr, Oakville 38 Blyth St, Richmond HillN442395738 Blyth St, Richmond Hill 25 Joseph St, TorontoW442401725 Joseph St, Toronto 816 Stargazer Dr, MississaugaW4187873816 Stargazer Dr, Mississauga 42 Ezra Cres, BramptonW442319242 Ezra Cres, Brampton 11 Gordon Landon Dr, MarkhamN442225611 Gordon Landon Dr, Markham 76 Boultbee Ave, TorontoE442339376 Boultbee Ave, Toronto 295 Eaton St, Halton HillsW4422309295 Eaton St, Halton Hills 149 St Joan Of Arc Ave, VaughanN4422195149 St Joan Of Arc Ave, Vaughan 112 Allanhurst Dr, TorontoW4423103112 Allanhurst Dr, Toronto 6 Ellenhall Sq, TorontoE44229306 Ellenhall Sq, Toronto 128 Jennifer Cres, East GwillimburyN4423239128 Jennifer Cres, East Gwillimbury 88 South Belair Dr, VaughanN442368788 South Belair Dr, Vaughan 2304 Baronwood Dr, OakvilleW44233832304 Baronwood Dr, Oakville 53 Cornelius Pkwy, TorontoW442322753 Cornelius Pkwy, Toronto 1222 Christie Circ, MiltonW44231311222 Christie Circ, Milton 15148 Danby Rd, Halton HillsW442350315148 Danby Rd, Halton Hills 46 Gentry Cres, Richmond HillN442227546 Gentry Cres, Richmond Hill 39 Starlight Cres, Richmond HillN442367939 Starlight Cres, Richmond Hill 2100 Dickson Rd, MississaugaW44222582100 Dickson Rd, Mississauga 5 Klamath Crt, VaughanN44232635 Klamath Crt, Vaughan 7 Culloden Crt, TorontoE44222167 Culloden Crt, Toronto 12788 Mclaughlin Rd, CaledonW442262612788 Mclaughlin Rd, Caledon 54 Cielo Crt, HamiltonX442320754 Cielo Crt, Hamilton 24 Snowy Meadow Ave, Richmond HillN442356024 Snowy Meadow Ave, Richmond Hill 54 Black Diamond Cres, BramptonW442253354 Black Diamond Cres, Brampton S13955 Lakeridge Rd, UxbridgeN4423408S13955 Lakeridge Rd, Uxbridge 494 Mountainash 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In pictures: Sony World Photography Awards shortlist

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In pictures: Sony World Photography Awards shortlist

The shortlist for the Open and Youth competitions in this year’s Sony World Photography Awards has been announced. The competition received 326,000 entries from 195 countries.

The awards’ overall winners will be announced at a ceremony in London on 17 April.

Rebecca McClelland, who chairs the Open and Youth jury, said: “I was astonished with the diversity of work that was entered into the Open and Youth competitions.

“The award represents a very democratic appreciation of photography, from tradition to emergent trends across all genres from nature to fashion.”

Image copyright Miranda Alam

Image caption Miranda Alam’s work in the Open, Street Photography category focuses on a group of attendees at the Best of Las Vegas Weekly celebration and captures their reaction to a sudden gust of wind while posing for a photo at the Encore resort in Las Vegas.

Image copyright Richard Ansett

Image caption In the Open, Portraiture category Richard Ansett’s Grayson Perry – Birth, looks at relationship between the photographer and sitter. “I have been working closely with Perry on photographic strategies for five years to support his documentary films of British life,” says Ansett. “I was always searching and waiting for an opportunity to capture the definitive image of him as an artist and influencer of the zeitgeist.”

Image copyright Nadia Aly

Image caption Nadia Aly’s photograph of penguin chicks huddled together is shortlisted in the Open, Natural World & Wildlife category.

Image copyright Billie-Maree Ward

Image caption Billie-Maree Ward’s image of crushed pastels lined up in plastic spoons is shortlisted in the Open, Still Life category.

Image copyright Christopher Madden

Image caption The work of architectural photographer Ezra Stoller provided the inspiration for this picture by Christopher Madden, titled Seeing the Light I.

Image copyright Shaun Mills

Image caption This 40-second exposure shot of the old Victorian lighthouse off the coast of Dovercourt, Essex, taken by Shaun Mills, is also shortlisted in the Open, Architecture category.

Image copyright Remy Whiting

Image caption Night swim by Remy Whiting is shortlisted in the Open, Motion category. The image features British professional swimmer Oliver Anson.

Image copyright Zelle Westfall

Image caption Zelle Westfall’s picture of her friend Abuot is shortlisted in the Youth, Diversity category. “It’s important to highlight the beauty of dark-skinned women, who are often told that they are too dark,” says Westfall.

Image copyright Ilya Bugaev

Image caption Ilya Bugaev’s picture of a young shepherd near Trinka village, Moldova, is also shortlisted in the Youth, Diversity category.

All photographs courtesy 2019 Sony World Photography Awards

Read more: http://www.bbc.com/news/uk

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Vigil For Homeless Toronto Woman Killed In Clothing Donation Bin

By: Taylor Thompson

More than 100 people gathered on Thursday to mourn the death of Crystal Papineau in the back alley of Bloorcourt Village, the location of a clothing donation bin where she died two days earlier.

A frequent visitor at Sistering, a women’s drop-in shelter, Papineau was homeless. The thirty-five-year old B.C. native had been turned away from overcrowded shelters and drop-in centres Tuesday evening. There is no confirmation but shelter employees say Papineau was trying to get warm clothes for herself and friends when she became trapped inside a clothing donation bin behind a building at 730 Dovercourt Rd.

Toronto police responded to a call and arrived on the scene to find the victim’s body sticking out of the bin. Emergency responders performed CPR but she was pronounced dead. Rangeview Fabricating Inc., the manufacturer of the clothing donation bin, has halted production of the specific model.

The tragedy has sparked outrage among homeless advocates. Statistics on the City of Toronto website show that on an average night in September 2016, there were 4,157 people using the city’s emergency shelter system. In September 2017, there were 5,092. The numbers continue to rise.

“There are approximately 5,000 people in Toronto who are homeless, with nearly 3,200 people on the waitlist for supportive housing.” Homes First, housing and support service in Toronto.

Kapri Rabin, executive director at Street Health, a non-profit organization that strives to improve the health and wellbeing of homeless in Toronto, is demanding the city make changes.

“On the night that Crystal died, the women’s shelter system was at capacity and the back up 24-7 drop in system was also at capacity. That crisis contributed to Crystal’s death,” she said.

The incident has prompted Mayor John Tory to write to the city’s licensing committee who is reviewing dropbox bylaws. He is asking members to include safety as part of that review. This is not the action people were hoping for.

“We’ve got a mayor that deals with homeless issues and homeless deaths by talking about fixing the steel structure of a clothing donation box,” said Cathy Crowe, journalist and self-labelled street nurse.

Crowe and a group of fellow advocates from the newly-formed Shelter And Housing Justice Network are demanding the mayor declare a state of emergency on homelessness. They are asking for federal empty buildings to be converted into homeless shelters and an additional two thousand shelter beds by the end of the month.

To those who knew Papineau it is a senseless tragedy but one they believe will spark the necessary need for change.

“Crystal left us a gift and the gift was the beginning of this gathering. She has given us this opportunity, sadly, to say homelessness in this city, in this province, in this country is an epidemic,” said Patricia O’Conelle, executive director of Sistering.

link to published article:

https://torontoobserver.ca/2019/01/22/vigil-for-homeless-toronto-woman-killed-in-clothing-donation-bin/

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A legacy of landscapes

Words Derek Kinrade 

This is the story of the designer and first superintendent of Peckham Rye Park, hitherto largely omitted from historical accounts.   

The development of the park, an extension of the Common, was achieved in two distinct stages. It was first made possible in 1892, when the owners of the adjoining Homestall Farm indicated a willingness to sell their land. Its purchase, however, was made subject to the retention on lease of 13 acres at the centre of the plot, along with the old farmhouse, by the vendors C.W. and A. Stevens.

The remainder of the farm land, retaining some of its best shrubs and trees, was adapted as a public park to provide a range of areas for sporting activities and playgrounds, and was opened on Whit Monday, 14 May 1894, with great ceremony.

It was only in January 1907, after the deaths of the Stevens brothers, that London County Council (LCC) was able to take possession of the retained farmland. Laying-out of this section followed through 1907 and into 1908. Only then were some of the most familiar features of the park created, notably an Old English Garden and an American Garden, later followed by a Japanese Garden.

Spearheading this project was John James Sexby, the LCC’s Chief Officer of Parks; and at Peckham Rye Park it is his name which is remembered and was honoured, after his death, by renaming the Old English Garden as the Sexby Garden.

But every commander-in-chief needs an aide-de-camp, and Sexby had the benefit of an illustrious colleague. This was Arthur John Ashmore, whose guiding hand was particularly important in the second phase of the park’s development. An LCC minute of 12 February 1907 confirms Ashmore’s role: “the present superintendent is the senior of his rank, and is fully competent to undertake the special work involved in the laying out of Homestall Farm.”

Retrospectively, that competence was spelled out again in August 1951. A cutting from The South London Advertiser, preserved by Southwark’s Local History Library, reported: “A man whose public service has brought beauty and pleasure to thousands of South Londoners was honoured by a visit to his Dulwich home by the Queen on Wednesday evening...

“Mr. Ashmore began his career with the LCC in 1889 and was second in charge at Dulwich Park when there was hardly a shrub to be seen in there. After helping to lay out much of Dulwich Park he became Superintendent of Peckham Rye Park when it opened in 1894 and during his service there until 1929, he was responsible for the entire lay-out of that park.”

Nevertheless, further information about Arthur Ashmore has proved elusive. In a wide-ranging search I found only one other mention of him - in local historian John Beasley’s book on the Centenary of Peckham Rye Park. Even there, John failed to acknowledge Ashmore’s seminal role in the creation of the park, but he did cite as one of his sources Corinne Wakefield, Ashmore’s granddaughter; a lady my inveterate colleague Deborah Elliott discovered to be still very much alive at her home in Leigh-on-Sea. Thus I gained access to a cornucopia of memorabilia.

Arthur Ashmore was born in 1865 to Rebecca and Thomas Ashmore in the idyllic Cambridgeshire village of Houghton, on the Great Ouse. Thomas was head gardener at a large house in the area, and on leaving school Arthur went to work there as a garden boy under his father. 

The owner of the house took a keen interest in his gardener's son, spotting him as a bright lad and encouraging him to better himself. Encouraged by his employer's suggestion to get experience in different nurseries, Arthur moved to London. He first lived in South Norwood and it was there that he met Emily Ann Hockin, who, with her sister, had come to London from Tintagel in Cornwall to work as a ‘lady’s companion’.

Arthur and Emily were married in April 1889, when Arthur was 24. The following year they had their first child Elsie, followed in 1894 by a son, Stanley. Corinne, who is Stanley’s daughter, remembers her grandparents well, not least Emily:  “bossy, but adored by her sweet and gentle husband”.              

In the year of his marriage Arthur entered the service of the LCC to assist in the laying out of the new Dulwich Park. Over the years he also frequently acted as judge for the London Gardens Society and at the Chelsea Flower Show, and in 1930 was made an Associate of Honour of the Royal Horticultural Society.

He laid out gardens in various parks in south London, including the sunken garden in Horniman’s Museum Park, but was especially proud of the rhododendron garden in Dulwich Park: the so-called ‘American Garden’. Every year in May, when the garden’s flowers were in full bloom, Queen Mary would make private visits, asking her driver to drive round the park, especially to view the rhododendrons.

Corinne confirmed that in early 1894 Arthur was appointed Superintendent of the new Peckham Rye Park, a position he enjoyed for 35 years until his retirement, guiding its creation and overseeing its development. On Sundays, she has been told, he would appear in the park wearing a tall silk hat, silk waistcoat with watch chain and frock coat.

A large and imposing lodge, Sandford Cottage, at the junction of Colyton Road and Forest Hill Road, went with the job. But Emily didn’t like it. She insisted they move nearby to 61 St. Aidan’s Road in East Dulwich, and later to 10 Desenfans Road, near Dulwich Village. 

Arthur enjoyed a long retirement and Corinne has first hand recollections of those days.  She remembers that her grandfather was helpful at home and frequently did the shopping, but that he discreetly carried his purchases home in an attaché case. And that he would always cut the bread and butter, beautifully thin, for the family’s Sunday tea.

In 1940, when London was being heavily bombed, Arthur and Emily departed to live with relatives, first in Tintagel, and later in Erith, Cambridgeshire. On their return they moved in with their widowed daughter Elsie at 67 Dovercourt Road. It was there that Arthur was visited by the Queen. Finally, they moved to Folkestone in Kent, where they died.

Corinne paid tribute to Arthur as: “the perfect grandfather, always friendly, kind and caring”, whom she loved very much. “I am glad,” she said, “that after all these years he is finally receiving recognition for his work in Peckham Rye Park and other parks.”

She treasures a Gold Medal of the Royal Horticultural Society and, to be fair, Southwark Council has not entirely neglected his memory. In 2002, Ashmore Close was so named at the suggestion of John Beasley. A great man. No longer, I hope, to be forgotten.

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