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We have a returning citizen in Mount Phoenix:

           Eloise Dupont, a 25 year old daughter of Bastet.            She is a shelter volunteer at Stop&Paws.

FC NAME/GROUP:  Cheng Xiao  CHARACTER NAME: Eloise Dupont AGE/DATE OF BIRTH: July 15, 1998 ; 25 PLACE OF BIRTH:  Paris, France OCCUPATION: Shelter Volunteer at Stop&Paws HEIGHT: 166 cm (5’6″) WEIGHT: 51.2 kg (112 lbs) DEFINING FEATURES: Eloise's feline features are the most striking. She models the features of ragdoll cats with fluffy fur on the ears on top of her head and her long tail. While her fur and hair are naturally colored white and grey, she dyes the fur of match her often changing hair color. Eloise has sharpened nails that mirror claws, but she keeps them manicured and painted. 

PERSONALITY: Spoiled by her rich madame, Eloise never struggled a day in her life. Used to all of the finest clothes and fashion, she does not understand budgeting or the life of those less unfortunately. She spends whatever she wants, and she has been privilege to never be told 'no.' Purely naive to the struggles of the world, Eloise's high taste and pricey lifestyle does not go unnoticed, and with the large inheritance gained from Madame Dupont's death, Eloise has the world at her fingertips. Despite this, the feline finds herself too often bored, whether it is in conversation with strangers or after sitting so idly around her home. Too often, in hopes to feel that boring void, the demigoddess allows her curiosity to get the best of her, making her a bit unpredictable and reckless. 

Eloise is used to being the center of attention, having grown with a madame and tutors who though of her as the world. While she expects attention, she determines unapologetically who she is willing to give her.. First impressions matter to her, and it can make or break a relationship. She softens and becomes affectionate for those she does like. However, Eloise is unforgiving to those she does not like, and her attitude and sass can can get her into trouble. 

HISTORY: Eloise was left as a baby to her father, much to his dismay. Her feline features stood out too much to hide, and unable to cope with tending to her, he sold his daughter off to a trader as a toddler, knowing her could fetch a good rate. The human kitten found herself on auction, too young to understand her situation. She would be one the trader’s most expensive sales as many different patrons came around the world for the chance to view the ware.

Madame Dupont found herself in love immediately with the child, and she easily outbid the others in the audience. Despite the circumstances of their union, Madame Dupont would immediately spring into a motherly role with Eloise. From the best clothes to foods, Eloise grew up as the daughter of a lonely, wealthy woman. The feline was spoiled with all of her mother’s riches. She received tutoring from wise private instructors. However, despite having everything, she had to maintain adhere to one rule: to never leave their home without permission. 

Eloise functioned to her responsibilities, behaving well in order to receive all her affection and gifts. She loved Madame Dupont as her mother, but as she reached her late teens, the old woman met the end of her life, naturally and purely due to that old age. With that passing, the sad feline found herself lost and without a clue on how to survive on her own, only left with the riches of the Madame. Her family servants took care of Eloise enough to where she could function through both her mourning and with skills she never learned.

Without a clue of where to go, the demigoddess would stumble upon the reality of her past and the talks of a place named Mount Phoenix. She hoped the island would give her a chance to understand this new information she found.

PANTHEON: Egyptian CHILD OF: Bastet POWERS: Eloise is very agile with the dexterity and speed to match her feline counterparts. She has an enhanced sense of smell, hearing and sight. Often, this causes her to be delicate to certain smells and at times sensitive to certain lights. Due to her heritage, she has feline features, such as: cat ears, sharpened nails, and a tail. Eloise cannot hide her feline features, nor does she care to.  STRENGTHS: Strong fashion sense, Intelligent, Confident WEAKNESSES: Self-absorbed, Easily Bored, High Maintenance

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Director: Harold D. Schuster

Director of Photography: George T. Clemens

“Travelers to unknown regions would be well advised to take along the family dog. He could just save you from entering the wrong gate. At least, it happened that way once...”

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His Old Tribulations, Our Current Struggle: Remembering Garner in the Current Call to Reform Cannabis Laws

This post was written by Warner Sabio Sr., Graduate Student, Jazz Studies, University of Pittsburgh.

Recently, on April 7th, Virginia’s legislature passed a bill legalizing the possession of small amounts of marijuana, making it the 16th state to do so. Under Virginia’s law, adults can possess an ounce or less of marijuana beginning July 1. Several weeks before, New York passed the Marijuana Regulation and Taxation Act, legalizing the recreational use of marijuana in the state. New York’s legislation also expunges the records of people convicted on marijuana-related charges that are no longer criminalized. These two drug-policy reforms concerning marijuana are a few of the many looking to respond to the disproportionate and often tragic impact previous legislation has had on communities of color.

For Erroll Garner, the drug policies regarding marijuana and the enforcement of those laws affected him personally and professionally. On January 26, 1946, Garner was arrested in Los Angeles and charged with violating section 11500 of the California Health and Safety Code—a felony at the time. The State accused Garner of possessing “flowering tops and leaves of Indian Hemp (Cannabis Sativa)” and set bail at $500. According to dollartimes.com, adjusted for inflation, $500 in 1946 is equal to $7,156 in 2021. An excessive amount, it seems, for the non-violent crime he was accused of committing. Nevertheless, on April 10, 1946, Garner pled guilty to the charge and was sentenced to 90 days in the county jail. This incident would mark Garner as a felon and a “dope addict,” in the problematic wording of the language that circulated in press accounts. The distinction would continue to cast its shadow and haunt the pianist for at least another decade, if not the rest of his life.  

(Above) Page 1, (Below) Page 2, Page 3, Page 4, and Page 11 from folder “Erroll Garner Personal,” Erroll Garner Archive, 1942-2010, AIS.2015.09, Box 3, Folder 18,  Archives & Special Collections, University of Pittsburgh Library System. 

Six years later, after a performance at Mack’s Tavern in Atlantic City on September 12, 1952, the pianist was again arrested and brought up on charges surrounding a marijuana-related drug bust. According to The Baltimore Afro-American, Garner was held “for failure to register as a convicted addict under the state’s narcotics registration law and not for being an actual user of narcotics.”[1] The conviction referred to by New Jersey law-enforcement authorities was based on Garner’s 1946 Los Angeles arrest, which he reportedly informed authorities of at the time. Interestingly, Garner, convicted of possessing marijuana in the initial Los Angeles case, was now branded a “dope addict” in press coverage revolving around the Atlantic City incident.

(Above) Image of the article from The Baltimore Afro-American, Sept. 13, 1952.

The headline on the front page of September 13, 1952, Pittsburgh Courier read: “ARREST ERROLL GARNER FOR DOPE.” The subhead for the article noted that Garner was “Part of Big-Time Roundup.” The lede stated:

ATLANTIC CITY – Erroll Garner, Pittsburgh’s significant gift to jazz and dexterous piano-playing, was nabbed here in a post-Labor Day roundup of alleged dope addicts and suspects.”[2]

(Above) The Pittsburgh Courier, Sept. 13, 1952.

The Courier also reported that forty-one other suspects were also arrested. One of those arrested included Garner’s roommate and valet, Frank (Tons) Randolph, who was accused of “being a dope peddler.” The Afro-American reported Randolph “was placed under $25,000 bail after two witnesses testified in Municipal Court on Monday that they bought marihuana in $10 and $20 lots from him.” According to dollartimes.com, adjusted for inflation, $25,000 in 1952 is equal to $245,730 in 2021. From the reports, it does not appear that authorities found any weed on Garner or Randolph. Nevertheless, it seems the testimony was enough to warrant the arrests.

It is also interesting to note that the Courier report hinted at a possible ulterior motive for the arrest.  Perhaps stemming from the practice of racial profiling of Black men driving nice cars, the paper reported, “police are alleged to have stated that Garner has been driving around Atlantic City in a 1952 Cadillac and a woman, described by some as his wife has been driving a Chrysler.”

In a follow-up story on September 20, The Afro-American interviewed Garner about the arrest. The headline read: “GARNER SHRUGS OFF DOPE COUNT ARREST: ‘Just One Of Those Things,’ Pianist Says of Shore Incident.”[3] Garner discusses the Los Angeles case in the piece, affirming his conviction (saying it took place in 1943) and stating he was “sentenced to 45 days to an honor farm.” Garner elaborated:

“It was all a ‘frame.’ I was turned in by a fellow whose job I took in a night club in which I was playing. The guy was salty and squealed. But I am not complaining because it did happen. At the time, I was a youngster and went around with a bunch of wild guys.”

(Above) Headline from The Baltimore Afro-American, Sept. 20, 1952.

As for the Atlantic City incident, Garner was quoted as saying he “was through with that kind of stuff now” and had “too much to lose.” However, he was critical of the publicity, stating, “the only thing is that I was the least involved and got most of the publicity. This is one time that I wished I was digging ditches.”

Almost a month after the Atlantic City arrest, on October 11, 1952, The Afro-American reported that Garner was fined $50 for failure to register as a dope addict.[4] The case was thereafter dismissed, and Garner “filed the necessary registration forms in compliance with the local ordinance. According to the paper, the incident had left Garner feeling “disturbed” and “embarrassed.” Garner was forced to cancel several weeks of bookings “in order to permit him to rest” because he was “suffering from nervous exhaustion.” As for Randolph and the others arrested that night, my limited search came up empty as to how they fared.

On Jan.17, 1953, the Courier reported that a case involving Garner’s arrest in St. Louis on New Year’s Eve was tossed. Garner was charged with possession of narcotics.[5] The paper said, “Garner’s case was thrown out of court because the officers did not have a warrant when the arrest was made.” Garner’s attorney, however, clarified that the basis of the arrest was “a crank telephoned St. Louis police that the pianist had carried narcotics from New York to St. Louis in his automobile. It was revealed that Garner had arrived in this city by plane.”

For Pittsburgh-born Garner, professional success could not shield him from the insatiable appetite to punish that has driven much of the nation’s drug policies for decades. Major players in the formation of these early policies are uniquely linked to Garner geographically. Harry J. Anslinger, who served as the first commissioner of the U.S. Treasury Department’s Federal Bureau of Narcotics, was an Altoona, PA native. Pittsburgh’s-own Andrew Mellon, the uncle of Anslinger’s wife, appointed him to the post. Mellon, at the time of Anslinger’s appointment, was the Treasury Secretary.

According to The Economist:

“The drafters of the Harrison Act of 1914, the first federal ban on non-medical narcotics, played on fears of ‘drug-crazed, sex-mad negroes.’ And the 1930s campaign against marijuana was coloured by the fact that Harry Anslinger, the first drug tsar, was appointed by Andrew Mellon, his wife’s uncle. Mellon, the Treasury Secretary, was banker to DuPont, and sales of hemp threatened that firm’s efforts to build a market for synthetic fibers. Spreading scare stories about cannabis was a way to give hemp a bad name. Moral outrage is always more effective if backed by a few vested interests.”[6]

According to law professor Michael Vitello, “while the Harrison Act did not include a prohibition against marijuana, its framework would become the model for Congress’s first efforts to criminalize marijuana.”[7]

(Above) Harry J. Anslinger served as the first commissioner of Treasury Department’s Federal Bureau of Narcotics. Image from the Associated Press. 

Driven by stereotypes, some framers of early U.S. drug policies linked the usage of both marijuana and cocaine to marginalized communities and racialized “fringe groups like pimps, prostitutes, and day laborers” and “uppity Southern blacks and race-mixing drug parties.”[8]  Concerning Anslinger’s beliefs, Vitello states:

“Finding racist quotations attributed to Anslinger is easy and a reminder of how ingrained racist language was in this country. Here are a few choice quotations: “Reefer makes darkies think they’re as good as white men”; “Marihuana influences Negroes to look at white people in the eye, step on white men’s shadows and look at a white woman twice”; and “There are 100,000 total marijuana smokers in the U.S., and most are Negroes, Hispanics, Filipinos and entertainers. Their Satanic music, jazz and swing result from marijuana use. This marijuana causes white women to seek sexual relations with Negroes, entertainers and any others.”[9]

These antiquated and racist beliefs would vibrantly pulsate through the heart of drug laws for generations. Unfortunately, Garner’s experience was not isolated or rare. For Garner, the arrests and court cases must have been taxing. His experience speaks for many people caught up in the web of draconian drug laws pervading the justice system. The growing frustration has led to calls for change.

As previously mentioned, recent efforts have yielded changes to drug policy concerning marijuana across the United States. To date, sixteen states, two territories, and the District of Columbia have legalized small amounts of marijuana for adult recreational use. Twenty-seven states have decriminalized weed, meaning, “small, personal-consumption amounts are a civil or local infraction, not a state crime (or are a lowest misdemeanor with no possibility of jail time).”[10] However, more needs to be done to undo the gross injustice that lopsided enforcement has produced. It is a flawed system of policies and laws that impacted Garner then and thousands today. We must resolve the discordant tones struck by the framers of foundational drug war policies, the effects of which still resonate and impact civil society today.

Works Cited

Erroll Garner Archive, 1942-2010, AIS.2015.09, Archives & Special Collections, University of Pittsburgh Library System.

“Arrest Erroll Garner For Dope: Pianist Part of Big-Time Roundup.” Pittsburgh Courier (Pittsburgh, Pa.), September 13, 1952: 1.

Bender, Steven W. “Joint Reform? The Interplay of State, Federal, and Hemispheric Regulation of Recreational Marijuana and Failed War on Drugs.” Albany Law Environmental Outlook 6, no. 2 (2013): 359–.

“Errol Garner Case Thrown Out of Court.” Pittsburgh Courier (Pittsburgh, Pa.), January 17, 1953: 1.

“Errol Garner Pays $50 Fine: Failed To Register As Dope Addict.” Baltimore Afro-American (Baltimore, Md), October 11, 1952: 9

“Garner Shrugs Off Dope Count Arrest: ‘Just One Of Those Things,’ Pianist Says Of Shore Incident.” Baltimore Afro-American (Baltimore, Md), September 20, 1952: 3

Gootenberg, Paul. Andean Cocaine: The Making of a Global Drug. Chapel Hill, NC: University of North Carolina Press, 2008.

“‘How did we get here?’ A Survey of Illegal Drugs.” Economist, July 28, 2001, p. 4. The Economist Historical Archive, 1843-2015 (accessed April 13, 2021). https://link-gale-com.pitt.idm.oclc.org/apps/doc/GP4100323851/ECON?u=upitt_main&sid=ECON&xid=779492d4.

“Pianist Under Bail For Not Registering As Addict; Shore’s Raids Called Biggest.” Baltimore Afro-American (Baltimore, Md), September 13, 1952: 1

National Conference of State Legislatures website, https://www.ncsl.org/research/civil-and-criminal-justice/marijuana-overview.aspx

Vitiello, Michael.  “Marijuana Legalization, Racial Disparity, and the Hope for Reform.” Lewis & Clark Law Review 23, no. 3 (2019): 789-822.

[1] “Pianist Under Bail For Not Registering As Addict; Shore’s Raids Called Biggest,” Baltimore Afro-American (Baltimore, Md), September 13, 1952.

[2] “Arrest Erroll Garner For Dope: Pianist Part of Big-Time Roundup,” Pittsburgh Courier (Pittsburgh, Pa.), September 13, 1952.

[3] “Garner Shrugs Off Dope Count Arrest: ‘Just One Of Those Things,’ Pianist Says Of Shore Incident,” Baltimore Afro-American (Baltimore, Md), September 20, 1952.

[4] “Errol Garner Pays $50 Fine: Failed To Register As Dope Addict.” Baltimore Afro-American (Baltimore, Md), October 11, 1952.

[5] “Errol Garner Case Thrown Out of Court.” Pittsburgh Courier (Pittsburgh, Pa.), January 17, 1953: 1.

[6] “‘How did we get here?’ A Survey of Illegal Drugs,” Economist, July 28, 2001.

[7] Michael Vitiello,  “Marijuana Legalization, Racial Disparity, and the Hope for Reform,” Lewis & Clark Law Review 23, no. 3 (2019), 794.

[8] Paul Gootenberg, Andean Cocaine: The Making of a Global Drug, Chapel Hill, NC: University of North Carolina Press, 2008, 193.

[9] Vitiello,  “Marijuana Legalization,” 799.

[10] National Conference of State Legislatures website, https://www.ncsl.org/research/civil-and-criminal-justice/marijuana-overview.aspx

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“City Items,” Montreal Daily Witness, July 12, 1871. Page 03. --- Mary Ann Sullivan, a girl of only 10 years of age, who recently escaped from the Reformatory, was arrested yesterday by Constables Armor and Martel, and to-day was sent back to the Reformatory.

Escaped. - Yesterday a boy named Louis Vian, aged 15 years, was arrested by the detectives on suspicion of being concerned in the Gault outrage. The circumstantial evidence against him was very strong, and a handkerchief which belonged to Mr. Gault was also found in his possession. After his arrest, he was put in the cell along with other prisoners to await examination at the Police Court to-day. During the night, however, Master Louis Vian managed to effect his escape by, it is believed, crawling through the ventilator in the cell door. The aperture in question is less than nine inches square, and Vian must have been very dexterous in getting through and afterwards clearing off from the building without being noticed. Three or four persons previously arrested on suspicion of being concerned in the Gault outrage, were to-day shown to Mr. Gault, but the latter failed to recognize any of them, and they were sent to jail as vagrants.

Attempted Imposition By A Carter. - Until cabmen are peremptorily and severly dealt with, their daily tricks and impositions on the public will never be put down. Charles Lapointe, 21, carter, who resides in Craig street, was charged at the Recorder’s Coourt to-day with refusing hire. It appears that on Tuesday morning Mr. Treasurer Black came off the Quebec boat and prisoner was one of several cabmen who solicited hire. Mr. Black hired Lapointe, who on second thoughts wanted to know where he was going, and if to a fire, and finally, with an oath, refused to drive him. Chief Penton gave Lapointe anything but a good character, and His Honor said that this system of carters bullying people and levying black mail must be stopped; and every case proven would be severely punished. Lapointe was fined $8 or one month in jail.

Loafing Vagrants. - At present there seems to be an unusually large number of loafing vagrants about the city. Louis Deschamp, 35, alias Leon Richer, laborer, from St. Urbain street; Michel Dubois, 34, laborer, St. Dominique street; Xavier Beauvais, 27, carter, carter, Papineau Road, and a disreputable woman named Adeline Lefebvre, 29, were arrested at 5 o’clock this morning by sub-Constables McCormicck and Depatie, who had watched the gang for some two hours previous, when they were in a field off Sherbrooke street. At the Recorder’s Court to-day, it was stated that the prisoners are strongly suspected of being concerned in some recent robberies, and His Honor committed them each for two months; also Joseph Dupont, 20, vagrant, from Campeau street, against whom the detectives are working up a case of burglary.

Sarah Alcock, 44, an old vagrant, Mary Ann Lanigan, 29, and Elizabeth Dunn, 29, both found loitering on Champs de Mars, were each committed for a month; also Mary Ann McDonnell, 45, and Ann Meaney, 23, who were found in a drunken disgraceful state on Logan’s Farm. His Honor said that a law would soon be in force, by which vagrants for second offence may be committed for two years.

Alphonese Labreque, 24, laborer, and who, the police stated, was the ‘fancy man’ of the keeper of a brothel, was arrested along with Joseph St. Jean, 27, stone-cutter, loitering with a prostitute, and they were each fined $2.50 or 15 days in jail.

POLICE COURT - WEDNESDAY. - A woman who was arrested on a charge of breaking a pane of glass in the door of E. Costello, was discharged for lack of evidence.

Edmund Fegan 62, a vagrant from Common street, was arrested for stealing coal on the wharf and was committed as a vagrant for two months,

Eliza O’Brien, wife of James Mourney, of Colborne Avenue, was charged with using insulting language to Catherine Mullins, wife of James Mourney, Jr., and was fined $10.75, including costs, or fifteen days in all.

Damase Piebe, shoemaker for assaulting Augustin Guibord, was fine $7 including costs or 15 days.

George Clarke, Fil, alias Williamson, alias Henderson, charged with stealing four billiard balls belonging to Mr. Chadwick, St. James street, was remanded for examination. The balls were found in his possession, but Clarke says he brought them with him from the United States early in June last.

RECORDER’S COURT - Wednesday - This morning the sheet contained fifty cases, and nearly one-third of those were persons arrested in connection with a house of ill-fame in St. Elizabeth street, where the police made a raid last night. With such a programme before the Court it was no wonder that the place was thronged by those peculiar and miscellaneous personages, the largest proportion of whom are of a vicious character, who watch the rise and fall of the criminal barometer with an interest that is whetted and increasing in proportion as the details are disgusting. Frederic Lafontaine, 32, agent, or manager of the Toronto House and Edward Rheaume, 24, shoemaker, who got quarrelling and attempted to fight at the door of the above tavern, were each fined $2.50 or 15 days in jail.

Fabien Beaudouin, 22, carter, drunk in Notre Dame street; Daniel Murphy, 40, agent from Quebec, drunk in St. Paul street; François Ganthier, 48, blacksmith, drunk in Panet street; Michael MccGeary, 36, laborer, drunk, in Commissioner street; J. Bte. Deslauriers, 52, laborer, drunk in St Paul street; J. Bte. Braurmter, 58, laborer, drunk in Perthius street; Jos. Power, 19, laborer, drunk in Manufacturer street, and Daniel Gibson, 34, a respectably dressed man, drunk in Cahboulez Square Fire Station, also a woman, were each fined in small sums for being drunk; while Richard McDonnell, 27, baker, drunk in the city cars, was fine $2 or 15 days.

George McNeil, 32, shoemaker, and George McNulty, 55, laborer, both drunk in Lacroi street, and insulting people, were each fined $2.50 or 15 days.

Joseph Howie, 26, shoemaker, was fined $5 or 30 days, for loitering in Campean street with a prostitute, named Adeline Lefebvre, 39, who was committed for a month.

Thomas Cleary, 29, mechanic, residing in Dorchester street, got drunk last night, and was smashing the furniture and threatened to throw his wife out of the window. As the wife failed to appear, Cleary was let off with a fine of $2.50 or 15 days in jail.

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We have a new citizen in Mount Phoenix:

                    Eloise Dupont, who is known by no other name,                                  a 23 year old daughter of Bastet.                            She is a sales associate at BÖLJANDE.

FC NAME/GROUP:  Cheng Xiao ; Cosmic Girls CHARACTER NAME: Eloise Dupont AGE/DATE OF BIRTH: July 15, 1998 ; 23 PLACE OF BIRTH:  Paris, France OCCUPATION: Sales Associate for BÖLJANDE HEIGHT: 166 cm (5’6″) WEIGHT: 51.2 kg (112 lbs) DEFINING FEATURES: Grey ears and long fluffy grey tail mirroring a ragdoll cat.

PERSONALITY: Eloise is a glamorous girl, flashing her expensive clothes and accessories. She always as the newest gear, and she is very spoiled in her materialism. She cannot remember a time where she ever struggled for money, so she does not understand budgeting and thrift shopping. Her high taste and elitism come from her childhood, and while it may annoy many people, it is purely accidental and due to naivety of the situation of most people.

Despite her erratic spending and the expectations that come with that, she is a very sweet and caring female whose curiosity tends to get her in trouble. Eloise is used to being the center of attention, and she demands the affection of other. She is rather impulsive, and if she is left alone with nothing to do, she grows rather dramatically bored.

HISTORY: Eloise was left as a baby to her father, much to his dismay. Her feline features stood out too much to hide, and unable to cope with tending to her, he sold his daughter off to a trader as a toddler. The human kitten found herself on auction, too young to understand her situation. She would be one the trader’s most expensive sales as many different patrons came around the world for the chance to view the ware.

Madame Dupont found herself in love immediately with the child, and she easily outbid the others in the audience. Despite the circumstances of their union, Madame Dupont would immediately spring into a motherly role with Eloise. From the best clothes to foods, Eloise grew up as the daughter of a lonely, wealthy woman. The feline was spoiled with all of her mother’s riches. She received tutoring from wise private instructors. Eloise lived with one rule: to never leave their home without permission. Madame Dupont feared losing Eloise at the sight of the unmistakable modifications to her body.

Eloise functioned to her responsibilities, behaving well in order to receive all her affection and gifts. She loved Madame Dupont as her mother, but as she reached her late teens, the old woman met the end of her life, naturally and purely due to that old age. With that passing, the sad feline found herself lost and without a clue on how to survive on her own, only left with the riches of the Madame. Her family servants took care of Eloise enough to where she could function through both her mourning and with skills she never learned.

Without a clue of where to go, the demigoddess would stumble upon the reality of her past and the talks of a place named Mount Phoenix. She hoped the island would give her a chance to understand this new information she found.

PANTHEON: Egyptian CHILD OF: Bastet POWERS: Eloise is very agile with the dexterity and speed to match her feline counterparts. She has an enhanced sense of smell, hearing and sight. Often, this causes her to be delicate to certain smells and at times sensitive to certain lights. Due to her heritage, she has feline features, such as: cat ears, eyes, and a tail. STRENGTHS: Playful, Cute, Laidback WEAKNESSES: Self-absorbed, Easily Bored, High Maintenance

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10 cheap 'As Seen on TV' products that will solve your biggest life problems

  Give yourself a break with one of these As Seen on TV sanity savers (Photo: BulbHead)

We’ve come a long way from Ginsu knives—not that there’s anything wrong with them. They’re great. And actually, so are a lot of other ‘As Seen on TV’ products out there. Maybe you thought you weren’t the random quirky merchandise type. Or maybe ordering up a Snuggie or two is already part of your weekend repertoire. Either way, you’ve got to admit: Some of this stuff truly is clever!  These brilliant gizmos and gadgets are the why-didn’t-I-think-of-that types of inventions that really do make your life easier.

We had so much fun ogling the offerings that it was hard to pick just a few. But we did. From night-vision glasses and a laser light show to a self-straining pasta pot, we proudly present 10 items you’ll wonder how you ever lived without.

As Seen on TV HD Night Vision Wraparound Glasses

HD Night Vision Wraparound Glasses (Photo: Kmart)

If you have difficulty driving at night, these sneaky night vision glasses are here to help. You can wear them on their own or over other glasses to reduce glare from oncoming headlights and streetlights. The high-def yellow lenses simply wipe clean.

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Set of 3 Magnetic Eyeglass Holders

Set of 3 Magnetic Eyeglass Holders (Photo: HSN)

No more losing your glasses! Or buying 10 pairs and keeping one in each room! Or searching all over the house only to realize they’re on your head! Just clip (using a magnet, no puncture wounds necessary) one of these sparkly baubles to your shirt and you’ve got a handy place to hang your eyewear. Choose from round (black, blue, gray) or heart-shaped (pink, blue, clear).

Shop it: Set of 3 Magnetic Eyeglass Holders, $20, hsn.com

 Red Copper Better Pasta Pot — ON SALE

Red Copper Better Pasta Pot (Photo: BulbHead)

With holes built right into the tempered-glass locking lid, this 5-quart pot is a one-stop-shop, letting you drain water from your food without the mess. Whether you’re cooking up a roast, pasta, veggies, or soup, the copper-infused ceramic non-stick coating will ensure your creations slide right out.

Shop it: Red Copper Better Pasta Pot, $20 (was $30), bulbhead.com

Handy Heater

Handy Heater (Photo: Walmart)

If you’re always cold, it’s time to get cozy. This mini space heater plugs into any outlet for immediate warmth. Use it near your desk while you’re working, in the garage while you’re organizing, or in the kids’ room while they’re sleeping. It’s great for bathrooms, too, from warming up a chilly powder room for guests to making sure the space is extra warm before taking a bath. The ceramic heating element is protected by a plastic casing. Automatic shut-off and 12-hour programmable timer; covers 250 square feet.

Shop it: Handy Heater, $30, walmart.com

StealStreet LED Anywhere Instant Light Bulb Set

StealStreet LED Anywhere Instant Light Bulb Set (Photo: Amazon)

Shed some light anywhere you need it—no outlet necessary. These battery-operated LED bulbs with old-school pull cords have handy adhesive on the back so you can stick them inside a dark closet or brighten a room that lacks natural light. They’re great to keep on hand for power outages too. Made of shatterproof plastic.

Shop it: StealStreet SS-KI-OL966 LED Anywhere Instant Light Bulb Set, $22, amazon.com

The Ove Glove Hot Surface Handler Oven Mitt

The Ove Glove (Photo: Walgreens)

It’s not easy maneuvering hot cookie sheets and casseroles while wearing a bulky oven mitt that could fit Big Foot. This glove accommodates all five fingers for maximum dexterity and can withstand extreme heat—up to 540 degrees F. Even when exposed to a flame, the material won’t catch fire or melt. Made of DuPont materials Kevlar and Nomex, with a non-slip silicone grip.

Shop it: The Ove Glove Hot Surface Handler Oven Mitt, $15, walgreens.com

Hurricane Spin Broom — ON SALE

Hurricane Spin Broom (Photo: Amazon)

Brooms are great, but they have their limitations. You need to bend to use that dustpan, for one. Enter the Hurricane Spin Broom (think of it as your very own street sweeper!) which magically grabs all your debris (pet hair too) with three spinning brushes— no cords or batteries necessary. It works great on all hard surfaces, from wood and laminate to tile, and it’ll even tackle those infuriating grout lines! Just push the broom forward (not back and forth) to activate the spinning sensation, then press the button to empty the canister when full. The end.

Shop it: Hurricane Spin Broom, $16 (was $20), amazon.com

As Seen on TV Bavarian Edge Knife Sharpener — ON SALE

Bavarian Edge Knife Sharpener (Photo: Walmart)

Thanks to spring-action snazziness, this gizmo flexes and contours to sharpen knives in a snap. Your blades will be so on point you’ll be able pretend you’re on an infomercial and cut through a shoe! (Please send us a video if you do.) Grab all your different blades—standard, serrated, beveled—and have at it.

Shop it: Bavarian Edge Kitchen Knife Sharpener, $15 (was $20), walmart.com

Star Shower Laser Magic by BulbHead

Star Shower Laser Magic by BulbHead (Photo: Amazon)

Tap into your inner Clark Griswold with this laser light show designed to illuminate your house and shock the neighbors. Choose from six designs—bats, ghosts, snowmen, stars, dots, and santas. The gadget is weatherproof for outdoor use, but you could also bring it indoors for a rocking party. More than half off!

Shop it: Star Shower Laser Magic by BulbHead, $26 (was $60), amazon.com

Tangle Pets Brush

Tangle Pets Brush (Photo: Walmart)

This adorable hairbrush is especially great for kids with endless tangles or constantly messy mops. Many brushes have short bristles, which can pull at the hair. These cushy friends have long bristles that effortlessly glide through and detangle hair—and can be used wet or dry. Bonus: The animal is removable and machine washable! Choose from Sparkles the Unicorn or Cupcake the Cat.

Shop it: Tangle Pets Brush, $15, walmart.com

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Despair Station 13 Official Roster Reveal

Kuukai Nishiki - Reserve Course Student

Mi - SHSL Novelty Food Artist

Ciel O’Suibhne - SHSL Hairdresser

Sefu Iskandar - SHSL Suit Model

Minoru Himori - SHSL Crime Photographer

Ko Michi - SHSL Street Magician

Ming-Hua Liu - SHSL Indie Game Developer

Junko Shirokawa - SHSL Winemaker

Sir Richard C.S. Kingston-DuPont IV - SHSL Croupier

Saruhiko Hiiragi - SHSL Sunglasses Model

Akito Yamamoto - SHSL Composer

Kitao Romi - SHSL Wrestler

Jayden - SHSL Good Luck

Candela Serrice - SHSL Scholar

Toki Nakajou - SHSL Ballerina

Dexter Quinn - SHSL Marksman

Congradulations to these 16 Hallmark Students! Together they will embark on the journey of a lifetime on Space Station 13. Please give them all your best wishes!

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yall. i have to update my muses list bc bash and like 9 others arent on it yet but what the fuck. list is long af so its under a read more jfc

ace watson -- charlie hunnam fc

adrienne bellefontaine -- dove cameron 

aiden lawrence -- dom sherwood 

ainsley reign -- emeraude toubia 

amber kirkpatrick - lily aldridge 

anders hoffman - justin baldoni 

annette nyxton -- taylor momsen fc 

atticus cruz -- ricki hall fc 

avery carver -- lights fc 

beau bloom -- alex pettyfer fc 

bernie st james - emmy rossum 

bradley locke -- taron egerton fc 

bryce neville -- jack falahee 

cain danvers --  dudley o'shaughnessy fc 

callum gallagher -- nicholas hoult 

charles fitzgerald -- jesse williams 

constantina helveticus -- shannyn sossoman 

corey west -- dylan o brien 

damien montgomery -- roman reigns 

daniel marcello -- tom hardy fc 

daniel montgomery -- aaron taylor johnson 

dante montgomery -- dwayne johnson 

darin montgomery -- ezra miller 

darla montgomery - alexandra daddario 

davis silva -- jussie smollett fc 

declan o'ryan -- louis tomlinson 

dexter mason - jai courtney 

dmitri "dima" Igorevich -- jack falahee fc 

draven gallagher -- ed skrein 

dustin sinclair -- taron egerton fc 

dwight vitti -- mgk fc 

eggsy unwin -- taron egerton 

eliza wallin - ksenia solo 

emilie carmichael -- taylor hill fc

Emilie von Laurer - cleo watterstrom 

emerson shaffer - colin o'donoghue 

ethan barassi -- cole sprouse fc 

evelyn mccallister -- saiorse ronan 

falcon amici -- mgk fc 

fernando mccray -- jason momoa fc 

francesca bloom  --  zoey deutch 

frankie mattiace  --  ashley frangipane 

gideon driscoll  --  diego barrueco 

gunner whitman -- taron egerton 

haiden bell - harry shum jr 

ham watson  --  luke hemmings 

harlee grant -- rena lovelis 

hudson cooke -- darren criss 

ira larsson -- rena sofer 

isabella tiszman  --  nina dobrev 

ivan montgomery -- jason isaacs 

jaelynn abbott -- jasmine sanders 

jaime wright -- ashton irwin fc 

james madison -- corey taylor fc 

jamie west -- kellan lutz 

jasmine lalaurie -- barbara palvin fc 

jax watson  --  hunter parrish 

jeremy bowman-- tom hardy fc 

jericho gonzalez -- william levy 

joel roberts -- michael b jordan 

jonathan wild - steven yeun 

jude mccormick - prince royce 

juniper brown -- carlson young 

kai backchan - sendhil ramamurthy 

kieran carr -- samira wiley 

kirill mazalin -- jensen ackles 

kolya mazalin  --  ashton irwin 

kylah harper -- grace phipps 

leonora wade -- jessica parker kennedy fc 

leon stone -- miles teller 

leviticus james - lou taylor pucci 

lilianna poole -- annasophia robb 

lily cohen -- taylor momsen 

lina cameron  --  alexandra daddario 

lincoln sharpe -- taron egerton 

lip watson -- chad michael murray 

london bradshaw - john boyega 

luciano deveraux -- pierson fode fc 

lucinda wilkes -- barbara palvin fc 

maria desenclos -- ana de armas 

marquis shay -- eiza gonzalez fc 

matthew schultz -- taron egerton 

michael wysocki -- ian somerhalder 

monica wade - zoe kravitz 

nathaniel price -- dylan o brien 

nicholas sweet -- jesse lee soffer 

nicole varanni -- barbara palvin 

niels baker -- stephen james fc 

nix moore - ryan hurst 

noah brooks -- dylan obrien fc 

odie bryan - bryshere gray 

oliver veres  --  luke hemmings 

orion brooks -- matt sanders fc 

orion sage -- gerard way 

oz bryant -- jeremy jordan fc 

patrick moran -- noel fisher fc 

quintin bellefontaine -- dom sherwood fc 

rhett harmon -- josh dun fc 

riley st james -- chris wood 

river kirby -- symphani soto 

roman hylton -- jonathan groff fc 

ronin pierston -- dom sherwood 

ryleigh james  --  hannah marks 

sameer baqri -- zayn malik fc 

samuel fisher --  matthew daddario 

sebastian booker -- michael fassbender 

sergei angelov  --  taron egerton 

skye grant -- nia lovelis 

sonya whithouse -- maria brink 

stefania putnam -- sara fabel fc 

stella veres  --  barbara palvin 

summer lewis -- barbara palvin 

tatum underwood -- ashley moore 

trinity dupont  --  kaya scodelario 

valentino neville -- douglas booth fc 

valya mazalin  --  ksenia solo 

vinay apte - naveen andrews 

wyatt marquis-watkins -- ed westwick 

yanick "yan" dubois -- willy cartier 

zack pierson -- matthew daddario 

[blueweave8]

Personal Protective Equipment Market Size, Share, Trends 2021

The Global Personal Protective Equipment Market was prized at USD 44.0 billion in 2019, and it is predictable to reach USD 72.1 billion by 2026, at a CAGR of 7.3 %, over the forecast period.

The growing blue-collar workforce, in line with an increasing number of construction and manufacturing projects, is probable to increase the danger of occupational hazards unavoidably. This has bound companies to surge the level of mindfulness relating to health hazards and adhere to professional fitness and safety rules. This is predictable to limb the request for personal protective equipment over the prediction period. Growing essential for breathing gear in mining, emergency response, military, and law implementation, healthcare, and fire services, coupled with increasing examples of wounds at the workplace, is expected to push the market over the coming years.

Growth Drivers

Increasing awareness about importance of workplace safety

Increasing blue-collar workforce in line with growing number of construction and manufacturing projects is expected to inevitably raise the risk of occupational hazards. This has compelled companies to increase the level of awareness pertaining to health hazards and adhere to occupational health and safety regulations. This is projected to spur the demand for personal protective equipment over the forecast period.

High growth in developing economies

Rising number of industrial fatalities in emerging economies of Asia Pacific, due to lack of appropriate protective gear and low awareness regarding employee safety is anticipated to propel market growth. In addition, technological innovation and changing consumer preference for personal protective equipment that combines safety and fashion are expected to augment market growth.

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Adoption of stringent regulatory framework

The Occupational Safety and Health Act (OSHA) has teamed up with various health and safety organizations for unique ideas and solutions through the Workplace Innovator Award campaign. Such initiatives by agencies in collaboration with market players to improve safety standards is anticipated to stimulate demand for personal safety equipment growth over the coming years.

Stringent regulatory guidelines have made mandatory for employers to provide its employees with certified protective gears. For instance, Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) have issued certain regulations that mandates employers to protect their employees from various workplace hazards. Additionally, new upgraded safety standards issued by ANSI and EU have urged manufacturers to improve ergonomics as it will improve dexterity and reduce discomforts.

Competitive Landscape

3M Co. (US), MSA Safety Inc. (US), Ansell Limited (US), Honeywell International Inc. (US), E I DuPont de Nemours and Co. (US), Kimberly-Clark Corporation (US), Lakeland Industries, Inc. (US), Alpha Pro Tech, Ltd. (Canada), Sioen Industries NV (Belgium), and Radians, Inc. (US), among others.

Recent Development

 In May 2016, Honeywell International Inc. hurled a variety of single use, moulded masks. The product is used in over-all manufacturing and construction industries.

 In October 2015, 3M folded its care gloves portfolio with the totaling of three new gloves. The products are used in construction and electrical productions.

 In September 2014, Kimberly-Clark Health Care, a secondary of Kimberly-Clark, launched ground-breaking AERO BLUE performance surgical gown. AERO BLUE features a proprietary fabric with groundbreaking core skill that helps to bring the highest fluid defense.

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[chriscellman]

New Gloves Offer Protection and Dexterity

Tillman 1332 TIG glove constructed with supple tillman goatskin and a para aramid lining Allows user to handle material, cut material and weld all with one glove providing the comfort and protection required 1252 ANSI A6 cut resistant stick glove provides the palm, fingers and back of the hand are lined with a DuPont™ Kevlar® lining for ANSI A6 cut resistance This story is related to the following: Safety & Security Equipment Welding Equipment & Supplies Search for suppliers of: Cut Resistant Gloves | Welders' Gloves from HVAC /fullstory/new-gloves-offer-protection-and-dexterity-40038811 via http://www.rssmix.com/

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New Gloves Offer Protection and Dexterity

Tillman 1332 TIG glove constructed with supple tillman goatskin and a para aramid lining Allows user to handle material, cut material and weld all with one glove providing the comfort and protection required 1252 ANSI A6 cut resistant stick glove provides the palm, fingers and back of the hand are lined with a DuPont™ Kevlar® lining for ANSI A6 cut resistance This story is related to the following: Safety & Security Equipment Welding Equipment & Supplies Search for suppliers of: Cut Resistant Gloves | Welders' Gloves from Air Conditioning /fullstory/new-gloves-offer-protection-and-dexterity-40038811 via http://www.rssmix.com/

[thedentistryplacedenver]

Your Toothbrush Has Come a Long Way to Keep Your Teeth and Gums Healthy

Your toothbrush is one of the most important tools you have in your home to keep your pearly whites healthy and beautiful. Used properly twice a day, your toothbrush will help you ward off tooth decay, gum disease and even bad breath. Its job in your daily oral hygiene kit is vital because unchecked gum disease is one of the main causes of tooth loss for adults.

While toothbrushes today have come a long way, your forebears recognized the importance of brushing your teeth. Early predecessors to the common toothbrush include tree twigs, bird feathers, animal bones and porcupine quills.

Toothbrushes Throughout the Ages

– Ancient Egyptians invented the first toothbrushes (or chew sticks) around 3000 B.C., from frayed ends of wooden twigs. – Ancient Greeks and Romans used toothpicks, and the Greeks also used rough cloths. – Ancient Chinese made proto-toothbrushes by attaching rough hog bristles to bamboo or bone, and in the Middle Ages, travelers brought these to Europe. – Late 18th century Englishman William Addis used his time in prison to carve a bone handle, drill holes and stick boar bristles into it with glue to create a toothbrush. He went on to mass-produce his invention after his release. – In 1938, the DuPont company manufactured the first “toothbrush” using nylon fibers.

Did you know? Toothbrushing became a widespread practice throughout the United States when soldiers came back from World War II, thanks to hygiene habits in the military.

To Brush or Not to Brush

Keeping your teeth clean is about removing plaque from settling on your teeth. Plaque is fed by the sugars and starches you eat, releasing acids that break down tooth enamel and irritate the gums, which become swollen, tender and red. Cleaning teeth properly can reverse gum disease in the early stages (gingivitis) so that the gums don’t pull away from the teeth. Otherwise, gum pockets can form, allowing bacteria and their byproducts to destroy the supportive bone holding the teeth in place, until they fall out or need to be extracted.

Breaking Down the Toothbrush

You have three main kinds: soft, medium and firm. The No. 1 dentist-recommended version is the soft-bristled brush, as it protects tooth enamel and sensitive gum tissue. Smaller brush heads fit into your mouth better than large ones do so you can maneuver easily around the molars in the back. There are all kinds of bristle designs, such as flat bristles, angled bristles, dome bristles or rippled bristles, so pick one that feels right for you.

Toothbrush handles can be thick or thin, so try both and just make sure it’s comfortable to use. You might enjoy using one that has non-slip grip areas or a flexible brush neck. Whatever you choose, we recommend a toothbrush carrying the American Dental Association® (ADA) Seal of Acceptance on the packaging, showing they have been tested and proven to be safe and effective at cleaning your teeth and gums.

Electric vs. Manual Toothbrushes

Manual toothbrushes are simple and effective, but some people prefer an electric version for ease of use. Children don’t always have the manual dexterity or discipline to use a manual toothbrush effectively, so an electric version can help them. Adults, including seniors, who have compromised dexterity can effectively clean their teeth using an electric toothbrush. Making your daily oral hygiene routine easier helps you do it consistently for better oral health.

Caring for Your Toothbrush

Keep your toothbrush upright in an open container so it can dry out between uses. Never allow it to touch another toothbrush to avoid germs (this also means never sharing your toothbrush, even with healthy family members). Rinse your toothbrush thoroughly after every use. The Centers for Disease Prevention and Control (CDC) advises replacing your toothbrush (or toothbrush head, if using an electric one) every three to four months, or when the bristles are frayed, to brush away food particles and plaque effectively.

Your toothbrush is truly your gateway to a healthy smile; just be sure to brush your front, side and back teeth for at least two to three minutes each session. Your smile will thank you! Call us today if you have any questions or to schedule a visit with our dentist.

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GTA Listings Jan 15 2019

All of the GTA Listings - January 15th 2019

Right here are all of the listings for throughout the GTA. As of January 15th 2019. Come take a look below.

Street and TownMLS CodeLink 1476 Ferncrest Rd, OakvilleW43349461476 Ferncrest Rd, Oakville 2 Eagle Crt, ClaringtonE43350842 Eagle Crt, Clarington 362 Stonebridge Dr, MarkhamN4334999362 Stonebridge Dr, Markham 23 Billingham Rd, TorontoW433605123 Billingham Rd, Toronto 33 Cosens St, TorontoE433696933 Cosens St, Toronto 40 Glen Cameron Rd, MarkhamN433563640 Glen Cameron Rd, Markham 64 Ironbark Crt, VaughanN433470264 Ironbark Crt, Vaughan 4481 Spruce Ave, BurlingtonW43365144481 Spruce Ave, Burlington 2368 Cheverie St, OakvilleW43367102368 Cheverie St, Oakville 28 Glenvilla Rd, VaughanN433607428 Glenvilla Rd, Vaughan 596 Grand Trunk Ave, VaughanN4334744596 Grand Trunk Ave, Vaughan 55 Aileen Rd, MarkhamN433614455 Aileen Rd, Markham 156 Humewood Dr, TorontoC4336795156 Humewood Dr, Toronto 144 Gradwell Dr, TorontoE4336917144 Gradwell Dr, Toronto 3321 Ellesmere Rd, TorontoE43366733321 Ellesmere Rd, Toronto 90 Crane St, AuroraN433702390 Crane St, Aurora 82 Whitehorn Cres, TorontoC433621782 Whitehorn Cres, Toronto 16 Mezzo St, BramptonW433470516 Mezzo St, Brampton 1648 Sagewood Crt, MississaugaW43359951648 Sagewood Crt, Mississauga 379 Thomas Cook Ave, VaughanN4336151379 Thomas Cook Ave, Vaughan 3248 Donald Mackay St, OakvilleW43348903248 Donald Mackay St, Oakville 218 Rebecca St, OakvilleW4336179218 Rebecca St, Oakville 82 Gilley Rd, TorontoW433695082 Gilley Rd, Toronto 25 Cesar Pl, HamiltonX433525325 Cesar Pl, Hamilton 30 Vaughan Mills Rd, VaughanN433535630 Vaughan Mills Rd, Vaughan 1278 Dexter Cres, MississaugaW43347911278 Dexter Cres, Mississauga 146 Arianna Cres, VaughanN4336298146 Arianna Cres, Vaughan 485 Fred Mclaren Blvd, MarkhamN4336093485 Fred Mclaren Blvd, Markham 34 Breckonwood Cres, MarkhamN433538834 Breckonwood Cres, Markham 12 Brocton Ave, Richmond HillN433596812 Brocton Ave, Richmond Hill 99 Rothwell St, AuroraN433503799 Rothwell St, Aurora 70 Groomsport Cres, TorontoE433496470 Groomsport Cres, Toronto 77 Boulderbrook Dr, TorontoE433603377 Boulderbrook Dr, Toronto 14 Grand Ave, TorontoW433482914 Grand Ave, Toronto 87 Acton Ave, TorontoC433603987 Acton Ave, Toronto 163 Aldercrest Rd, TorontoW4336796163 Aldercrest Rd, Toronto 192 Stark Cres, VaughanN4334642192 Stark Cres, Vaughan 3 Wolford Crt, GeorginaN43364673 Wolford Crt, Georgina 1116 Quaker Tr, NewmarketN43346561116 Quaker Tr, Newmarket 3575 Highway 9 Rd, CaledonW43370913575 Highway 9 Rd, Caledon 6025 Latimer Rd, GeorginaN43347566025 Latimer Rd, Georgina 975 Gorton Ave, BurlingtonW4336904975 Gorton Ave, Burlington 2731 Hammond Rd, MississaugaW43352032731 Hammond Rd, Mississauga 52 Glen Cameron Rd, MarkhamN433563852 Glen Cameron Rd, Markham 22 Templar St, BramptonW433618822 Templar St, Brampton 61 Evershot Cres, MarkhamN433546261 Evershot Cres, Markham 282 S Paliser Cres, Richmond HillN4335953282 S Paliser Cres, Richmond Hill 86 Cavalry Tr, MarkhamN433708286 Cavalry Tr, Markham 159 Belmore Crt, MiltonW4334648159 Belmore Crt, Milton 1635 Ramshaw Cres, MiltonW43367421635 Ramshaw Cres, Milton 109 Twenty Second St, TorontoW4335271109 Twenty Second St, Toronto 12 Gala Lane, TorontoW433546412 Gala Lane, Toronto 17 Alder Rd, TorontoE433617217 Alder Rd, Toronto 22 Ancon Rd, VaughanN433531322 Ancon Rd, Vaughan 136 Magnolia Cres, OakvilleW4335300136 Magnolia Cres, Oakville 178 Waterloo Ave, TorontoC4336423178 Waterloo Ave, Toronto 16 Oak Ridge Dr, Halton HillsW433634116 Oak Ridge Dr, Halton Hills 61 Mcgill St, TorontoC433630161 Mcgill St, Toronto 060 Laskin Dr, VaughanN4334788060 Laskin Dr, Vaughan 010 Laskin Dr, VaughanN4334780010 Laskin Dr, Vaughan 15195 The Gore Rd, CaledonW433699915195 The Gore Rd, Caledon 17570 Highway 48 Rd, East GwillimburyN433469917570 Highway 48 Rd, East Gwillimbury 91 Lees Gallery, Whitchurch StouffvilleN433672291 Lees Gallery, Whitchurch Stouffville 79 Powell Rd, TorontoW433691879 Powell Rd, Toronto 8 Sharonview Cres, East GwillimburyN43369678 Sharonview Cres, East Gwillimbury 28 Cairns Dr, MarkhamN433684928 Cairns Dr, Markham 297 Hounslow Ave, TorontoC4336798297 Hounslow Ave, Toronto 1 Merton St, Richmond HillN43360981 Merton St, Richmond Hill 43 Algoma Dr, VaughanN433683943 Algoma Dr, Vaughan Lot 1 Cesar Pl, HamiltonX4335628Lot 1 Cesar Pl, Hamilton 80 Wheeler Cres, Whitchurch StouffvilleN433495980 Wheeler Cres, Whitchurch Stouffville 1236 Tyandaga Park Dr, BurlingtonW43366901236 Tyandaga Park Dr, Burlington 10 Forsyth Cres, TorontoC433595110 Forsyth Cres, Toronto 705 Wist Rd, KingN4336921705 Wist Rd, King 202 S Main St, Halton HillsW4335505202 S Main St, Halton Hills 41 N Bonnyview Dr, TorontoW433706941 N Bonnyview Dr, Toronto 236 Wildwood Tr, MississaugaW4336200236 Wildwood Tr, Mississauga 331 Mountsberg Rd, HamiltonX4334979331 Mountsberg Rd, Hamilton 980 Toscana Pl, MississaugaW4334850980 Toscana Pl, Mississauga 59 Santina St, VaughanN433551659 Santina St, Vaughan 81 Lippincott St, TorontoC433492181 Lippincott St, Toronto 2071 Granby Dr, OakvilleW43348682071 Granby Dr, Oakville 161A Pleasant Blvd, GeorginaN4335405161A Pleasant Blvd, Georgina S13955 Lakeridge Rd, UxbridgeN4336404S13955 Lakeridge Rd, Uxbridge 10 Tremblant Cres, VaughanN433585010 Tremblant Cres, Vaughan 43 Conklin Cres, AuroraN433459243 Conklin Cres, Aurora 23 Prunella Cres, East GwillimburyN433653523 Prunella Cres, East Gwillimbury 478 Cornell Centre Blvd, MarkhamN4336269478 Cornell Centre Blvd, Markham 4138 Sugarbush Rd, MississaugaW43353144138 Sugarbush Rd, Mississauga 44 Sharonview Cres, East GwillimburyN433697344 Sharonview Cres, East Gwillimbury 1735 Riverbrook Cres, MississaugaW43365331735 Riverbrook Cres, Mississauga 26 Bainsville Circ, BramptonW433541326 Bainsville Circ, Brampton 9 Mersey St, VaughanN43366979 Mersey St, Vaughan 33 Hislop Dr, MarkhamN433640633 Hislop Dr, Markham 4346 W Hartfield Grve, MississaugaW43364854346 W Hartfield Grve, Mississauga 1478 Day Terr, MiltonW43354431478 Day Terr, Milton 330 Waterside Cres, VaughanN4334684330 Waterside Cres, Vaughan 307 Etheridge Ave, MiltonW4335882307 Etheridge Ave, Milton 21 Demott Ave, MarkhamN433634321 Demott Ave, Markham 57 E Kelly Cres, MarkhamN433468857 E Kelly Cres, Markham 62 Mcclenny Dr, AuroraN433598462 Mcclenny Dr, Aurora 341 Nairn Circ, MiltonW4334941341 Nairn Circ, Milton 19037 The Gore Rd, CaledonW433372219037 The Gore Rd, Caledon 9 Middlehead Tr, KingN43315599 Middlehead Tr, King 113 Waterview Common, OakvilleW4334262113 Waterview Common, Oakville 2314 Adena Crt, MississaugaW43316412314 Adena Crt, Mississauga 8 Alhart St, Richmond HillN43317498 Alhart St, Richmond Hill 477 Kleinburg Summit Way, VaughanN4333154477 Kleinburg Summit Way, Vaughan 4 Rosemount Ave, MarkhamN43336324 Rosemount Ave, Markham 59 Old Mill Dr, TorontoW433208759 Old Mill Dr, Toronto 20 Bowerbank Dr, TorontoC433311220 Bowerbank Dr, Toronto 3 Grayfield Dr, Whitchurch StouffvilleN43323383 Grayfield Dr, Whitchurch Stouffville Blk 28 E Major Mackenzie Dr, 4N4332524Blk 28 E Major Mackenzie Dr, 4 2692 Vandorf Sdrd, Whitchurch StouffvilleN43334112692 Vandorf Sdrd, Whitchurch Stouffville 89 Eastvale Dr, MarkhamN433306989 Eastvale Dr, Markham 58 Forest Ave, MississaugaW433293458 Forest Ave, Mississauga 154 Glenforest Dr, VaughanN4332131154 Glenforest Dr, Vaughan 4055 Aurora Rd, Whitchurch StouffvilleN43341974055 Aurora Rd, Whitchurch Stouffville 207 Connaught Ave, TorontoC4333618207 Connaught Ave, Toronto 60 Dupont St, TorontoC433207660 Dupont St, Toronto 62 William Bartlett Dr, MarkhamN433433062 William Bartlett Dr, Markham 47 Windemere Rd, HamiltonX433243947 Windemere Rd, Hamilton 16 Bitola Dr, MarkhamN433280616 Bitola Dr, Markham 12 Romney Rd, TorontoC433248112 Romney Rd, Toronto 360 John St Th99, MarkhamN4333406360 John St Th99, Markham 5496 Edencroft Cres, MississaugaW43328365496 Edencroft Cres, Mississauga 60 Grant St, TorontoE433309360 Grant St, Toronto 35 Father Redmond Way, TorontoW433360535 Father Redmond Way, Toronto 59 Gordon Randle Dr, BramptonW433430459 Gordon Randle Dr, Brampton 17 Greenbank Dr, Richmond HillN433346517 Greenbank Dr, Richmond Hill 2245 Canonridge Circ, OakvilleW43319042245 Canonridge Circ, Oakville 7 Copperstone Cres, Richmond HillN43337417 Copperstone Cres, Richmond Hill 30 Mayan Ave, Richmond HillN433232430 Mayan Ave, Richmond Hill 1413 W Bloor St, TorontoC43334801413 W Bloor St, Toronto 39 Kavala St, VaughanN433257539 Kavala St, Vaughan 75 Fairfield Rd, TorontoC433266075 Fairfield Rd, Toronto 14 Staffordshire Lane, MarkhamN433205914 Staffordshire Lane, Markham 110 Stephenson Cres, Richmond HillN4333025110 Stephenson Cres, Richmond Hill Lot 73B Phyllis Dr, CaledonW4333298Lot 73B Phyllis Dr, Caledon 28B Bexhill Ave, TorontoE433158528B Bexhill Ave, Toronto 283 Elbern Markell Dr, BramptonW4333856283 Elbern Markell Dr, Brampton 121 Dell Park Ave, TorontoC4334084121 Dell Park Ave, Toronto 36 Coach Cres, WhitbyE433155336 Coach Cres, Whitby 147 Arianna Cres, VaughanN4333381147 Arianna Cres, Vaughan 150 Elderwood Tr, OakvilleW4333095150 Elderwood Tr, Oakville 78 Regatta Ave, Richmond HillN433216878 Regatta Ave, Richmond Hill 593 Mcgregor Farm Tr, NewmarketN4334020593 Mcgregor Farm Tr, Newmarket 18 Bankview Circ, TorontoW433331818 Bankview Circ, Toronto 133 Simonston Blvd, MarkhamN4332329133 Simonston Blvd, Markham 10 Marshall Blvd, TorontoW433371910 Marshall Blvd, Toronto 40 Maltby Crt, BramptonW433304340 Maltby Crt, Brampton 84 Bestview Cres, VaughanN433314284 Bestview Cres, Vaughan 2 Omega St, MarkhamN43324432 Omega St, Markham 40 1 2 Morse St, TorontoE433298540 1 2 Morse St, Toronto 4208 New St, BurlingtonW43333204208 New St, Burlington 28 Kingsville Lane 60, Richmond HillN433275728 Kingsville Lane 60, Richmond Hill 116 Royal West Dr, BramptonW4332128116 Royal West Dr, Brampton 422 Scarsdale Cres, OakvilleW4333519422 Scarsdale Cres, Oakville 1335 Boulder Creek Cres, MississaugaW43329701335 Boulder Creek Cres, Mississauga 104 Estate Garden Dr, Richmond HillN4332787104 Estate Garden Dr, Richmond Hill 1 Homerton Ave, Richmond HillN43331731 Homerton Ave, Richmond Hill 33 Godliman Rd, BramptonW433313933 Godliman Rd, Brampton 81 Westchester Cres, MarkhamN433369581 Westchester Cres, Markham 6 Parnham Cres, East GwillimburyN43324496 Parnham Cres, East Gwillimbury 188 Arlington Ave, TorontoC4332536188 Arlington Ave, Toronto 881 Pape Ave, TorontoE4332988881 Pape Ave, Toronto 233 La Rocca Ave, VaughanN4331784233 La Rocca Ave, Vaughan 14 Chiswick Cres, AuroraN433419314 Chiswick Cres, Aurora 278 Holladay Dr, AuroraN4332091278 Holladay Dr, Aurora 175 Kaitting Tr, OakvilleW4332995175 Kaitting Tr, Oakville 81 Old Kennedy Rd, MarkhamN433170381 Old Kennedy Rd, Markham 37 Allanbrooke Dr, TorontoW433446437 Allanbrooke Dr, Toronto 62 Vandervoort Dr, Richmond HillN433332862 Vandervoort Dr, Richmond Hill 15 Vintonridge Dr, BramptonW433164015 Vintonridge Dr, Brampton 3392 Skipton Lane, OakvilleW43318293392 Skipton Lane, Oakville 444 S Lake Dr, GeorginaN4331596444 S Lake Dr, Georgina 6 Lyle Way, BramptonW43321726 Lyle Way, Brampton 150 Morra Ave, CaledonW4334216150 Morra Ave, Caledon 72 Fairway Dr, AuroraN433424872 Fairway Dr, Aurora 11 Los Alamos Dr, Richmond HillN433381811 Los Alamos Dr, Richmond Hill 299 Assiniboine Rd, TorontoW4334170299 Assiniboine Rd, Toronto 2409 Quetico Cres, OakvilleW43342132409 Quetico Cres, Oakville 41 Montana Cres, WhitbyE433182841 Montana Cres, Whitby 222 Kemano Rd, AuroraN4334036222 Kemano Rd, Aurora 23 Beechwood Ave, TorontoC433663623 Beechwood Ave, Toronto 118 Stratford Cres, TorontoC4336674118 Stratford Cres, Toronto 14 Robinwood Ave, TorontoC433623314 Robinwood Ave, Toronto 66 Whittaker Cres, TorontoC433648466 Whittaker Cres, Toronto 238 N Newton Dr, TorontoC4336388238 N Newton Dr, Toronto 12 Montano Crt, Richmond HillN433500212 Montano Crt, Richmond Hill 216 Olive Ave, TorontoC4335137216 Olive Ave, Toronto 242 Chaplin Cres, TorontoC4336103242 Chaplin Cres, Toronto 35 Rivercove Dr, TorontoW433654235 Rivercove Dr, Toronto 20 Hogan Crt, KingN433646920 Hogan Crt, King 38 Maple Grove Ave, Richmond HillN433495138 Maple Grove Ave, Richmond Hill 191 Woburn Ave, TorontoC4335656191 Woburn Ave, Toronto 111 Sandringham Dr, TorontoC4336557111 Sandringham Dr, Toronto 110 Mcgillivray Ave, TorontoC4335133110 Mcgillivray Ave, Toronto 112 Fairlawn Ave, TorontoC4334789112 Fairlawn Ave, Toronto 9 Farina Dr, BramptonW43364439 Farina Dr, Brampton 333 Sheldrake Blvd, TorontoC4336560333 Sheldrake Blvd, Toronto 10 Aubrietia Crt, Richmond HillN433463210 Aubrietia Crt, Richmond Hill 201 Patricia Ave, TorontoC4336603201 Patricia Ave, Toronto 31 Lyndale Dr, TorontoC433476331 Lyndale Dr, Toronto 24 Roe Ave, TorontoC433500324 Roe Ave, Toronto 3855 Bethesda Rd, Whitchurch StouffvilleN43354883855 Bethesda Rd, Whitchurch Stouffville 2260 1 Side Rd, BurlingtonW43356352260 1 Side Rd, Burlington 76 Buckstown Tr, CaledonW433628076 Buckstown Tr, Caledon 56 Autumn Circ, Halton HillsW433483156 Autumn Circ, Halton Hills 15 Hambly Ave, TorontoE427489615 Hambly Ave, Toronto 97 Spring Blossom Cres, MarkhamN433548097 Spring Blossom Cres, Markham 108 Grand Vellore Cres, VaughanN4334759108 Grand Vellore Cres, Vaughan 27 Rolling Crt, KingN433518927 Rolling Crt, King 10 Earl Cook Dr, Whitchurch StouffvilleN433601610 Earl Cook Dr, Whitchurch Stouffville 1559 Leda Ave, MississaugaW43350861559 Leda Ave, Mississauga 5 Glenayr Rd, Richmond HillN43352665 Glenayr Rd, Richmond Hill 1373 Waverly Ave, OakvilleW43356061373 Waverly Ave, Oakville 90 Stephanie Blvd, VaughanN433677590 Stephanie Blvd, Vaughan 1479 Crescent Rd, MississaugaW43349241479 Crescent Rd, Mississauga 3125 Lloydtown Aurora Rd, KingN43368383125 Lloydtown Aurora Rd, King 15 Feldbar Crt, TorontoC433660615 Feldbar Crt, Toronto 2 Berney Dr, CaledonW43364102 Berney Dr, Caledon 7411 N Cochrane St, WhitbyE43371117411 N Cochrane St, Whitby 65 Spencer Ave, TorontoW433603665 Spencer Ave, Toronto 47 Langdon Dr, KingN433622647 Langdon Dr, King 78 Giardina Cres, Richmond HillN433651578 Giardina Cres, Richmond Hill 38 Harrison Ave, MississaugaW433501038 Harrison Ave, Mississauga 2371 Cliff Rd, MississaugaW43350062371 Cliff Rd, Mississauga 2404 Rideau Dr, OakvilleW43364482404 Rideau Dr, Oakville 24 Lavender Valley Rd, KingN433615024 Lavender Valley Rd, King 23 Cedarpoint Crt, VaughanN433653423 Cedarpoint Crt, Vaughan 104 Nairn Ave, TorontoW4336808104 Nairn Ave, Toronto 55 Glengordon Cres, MarkhamN433664255 Glengordon Cres, Markham 35 Pineneedle Dr, AuroraN433521135 Pineneedle Dr, Aurora 2316 Devon Rd, OakvilleW43368062316 Devon Rd, Oakville 9 Hyde Park Dr, Richmond HillN43352189 Hyde Park Dr, Richmond Hill 15 Pearson Ave, Richmond HillN433641515 Pearson Ave, Richmond Hill 18 Omeara Crt, TorontoC433685018 Omeara Crt, Toronto 12 Marble Bridge Dr, Richmond HillN433596112 Marble Bridge Dr, Richmond Hill 510 Anthony Dr, OakvilleW4334953510 Anthony Dr, Oakville 147 Ranee Ave, TorontoC4336833147 Ranee Ave, Toronto 290 Valermo Dr, TorontoW4335812290 Valermo Dr, Toronto 685 Nashville Rd, VaughanN4336910685 Nashville Rd, Vaughan 19 Mcdairmid Rd, TorontoE433659919 Mcdairmid Rd, Toronto 276 Military Way, OakvilleW4335068276 Military Way, Oakville 225 Bayview Fairways Dr, MarkhamN4336466225 Bayview Fairways Dr, Markham 31 Rubin St, Richmond HillN433577631 Rubin St, Richmond Hill 191 Dew St, KingN4334781191 Dew St, King 38 Willow Farm Lane, AuroraN433688838 Willow Farm Lane, Aurora 181 W Finch Ave, TorontoC4336072181 W Finch Ave, Toronto 52 The Fairways, MarkhamN433554252 The Fairways, Markham 1215 Fairmeadow Tr, OakvilleW43346971215 Fairmeadow Tr, Oakville 128 Cassandra Blvd, TorontoC4336608128 Cassandra Blvd, Toronto 30 Normark Dr, MarkhamN433475830 Normark Dr, Markham 243 Allan St, OakvilleW4121989243 Allan St, Oakville 971 Glencairn Ave, TorontoW4336887971 Glencairn Ave, Toronto 1353 Gallery Hill, OakvilleW43360061353 Gallery Hill, Oakville 96 Petticoat Rd, VaughanN433665396 Petticoat Rd, Vaughan 190 Northwood Dr, TorontoC4335430190 Northwood Dr, Toronto 95 Lakeview Dr, HamiltonX433569895 Lakeview Dr, Hamilton 66 Canterbury Crt, Richmond HillN433547866 Canterbury Crt, Richmond Hill 307 Ontario St, TorontoC4336419307 Ontario St, Toronto 295 Patricia Dr, KingN4336160295 Patricia Dr, King 231 Pine Hill Rd Bradford, West GwillimburyN4335979231 Pine Hill Rd Bradford, West Gwillimbury 73 Fishleigh Dr, TorontoE433708973 Fishleigh Dr, Toronto 882 Calder Rd, MississaugaW4336679882 Calder Rd, Mississauga 727 Ebony Ave, MississaugaW4335201727 Ebony Ave, Mississauga 42 Ezra Cres, BramptonW433571542 Ezra Cres, Brampton 9737 Mud Lake Rd, WhitbyE43361009737 Mud Lake Rd, Whitby 105 Stafford Rd, TorontoC4335936105 Stafford Rd, Toronto 165 Midland Ave, TorontoE4337034165 Midland Ave, Toronto 72 Baber Cres, AuroraN433656872 Baber Cres, Aurora 1015 Caldwell Ave, MississaugaW43363591015 Caldwell Ave, Mississauga 22 Arundel Dr, VaughanN433505522 Arundel Dr, Vaughan 3304 Meadow Marsh Cres, OakvilleW43351403304 Meadow Marsh Cres, Oakville 7 Geranium Crt, Richmond HillN43363627 Geranium Crt, Richmond Hill 166 Old Orchard Grve, TorontoC4336258166 Old Orchard Grve, Toronto 27 Fonthill Blvd, MarkhamN433564527 Fonthill Blvd, Markham 35 Old Colony Rd, TorontoC433159335 Old Colony Rd, Toronto 25 Bells Lake Rd, KingN433314625 Bells Lake Rd, King 90 Fairfield Dr, KingN433427290 Fairfield Dr, King 330 Vesta Dr, TorontoC4333071330 Vesta Dr, Toronto 16 Steeplechase Ave, AuroraN433240916 Steeplechase Ave, Aurora 1329 Whiteoaks Ave, MississaugaW43339611329 Whiteoaks Ave, Mississauga 2 Bluejay Pl, TorontoC43327072 Bluejay Pl, Toronto 3 Norcliffe Dr, KingN43323673 Norcliffe Dr, King 234 Oakhill Rd, MississaugaW4331637234 Oakhill Rd, Mississauga 30 Udine Crt, Richmond HillN433341530 Udine Crt, Richmond Hill 22 Glencairn Ave, TorontoC433329422 Glencairn Ave, Toronto 18 Lowther Ave, TorontoC433209418 Lowther Ave, Toronto 43 Pemberton Rd, Richmond HillN433319243 Pemberton Rd, Richmond Hill 391 Greer Rd, TorontoC4333028391 Greer Rd, Toronto 26 Brookfield Rd, TorontoC433353526 Brookfield Rd, Toronto 352 Byng Ave, TorontoC4332545352 Byng Ave, Toronto 173 Byng Ave, TorontoC4334092173 Byng Ave, Toronto 81 Wimbleton Rd, TorontoW433214781 Wimbleton Rd, Toronto 51 High Oak Tr, Richmond HillN433279251 High Oak Tr, Richmond Hill Lot 2 Old Forest Lane, VaughanN4332752Lot 2 Old Forest Lane, Vaughan 214 Dunforest Ave, TorontoC4332767214 Dunforest Ave, Toronto 135 Fitzgerald Ave, MarkhamN4332513135 Fitzgerald Ave, Markham 218 Carlton St, TorontoC4332957218 Carlton St, Toronto 91 Donwoods Dr, TorontoC433361491 Donwoods Dr, Toronto 22 Di Nardo Crt, KingN433173422 Di Nardo Crt, King 6 Glenbourne Park Dr, MarkhamN43344986 Glenbourne Park Dr, Markham 45 Aldershot Cres, TorontoC433237745 Aldershot Cres, Toronto 391 Sandhurst Dr, OakvilleW4334145391 Sandhurst Dr, Oakville 146 Bannatyne Dr, TorontoC4332884146 Bannatyne Dr, Toronto 208 Carmichael Ave, TorontoC4332640208 Carmichael Ave, Toronto 7621 N Cochrane St, WhitbyE43321747621 N Cochrane St, Whitby 40 Pomander Rd, MarkhamN433315840 Pomander Rd, Markham 18 Mcarthur St, TorontoW433441818 Mcarthur St, Toronto 17 Valliere Pl, TorontoC433273217 Valliere Pl, Toronto 625 Coldstream Ave, TorontoC4333222625 Coldstream Ave, Toronto 216 Carmichael Ave, TorontoC4333022216 Carmichael Ave, Toronto 56 Barrydale Cres, TorontoC433182456 Barrydale Cres, Toronto 61 Centre Ave, TorontoC433192561 Centre Ave, Toronto 5 Tally Lane, TorontoC43315545 Tally Lane, Toronto 2303 Lyndhurst Dr, OakvilleW43335742303 Lyndhurst Dr, Oakville 51 Viamede Cres, TorontoC433454851 Viamede Cres, Toronto 176 Greenfield Ave, TorontoC4334515176 Greenfield Ave, Toronto 54 Chancery Dr, HamiltonX433372754 Chancery Dr, Hamilton 248 Tracina Dr, OakvilleW4333877248 Tracina Dr, Oakville 5 Island Lake Dr, Whitchurch StouffvilleN43334965 Island Lake Dr, Whitchurch Stouffville 850 Danforth Pl, BurlingtonW4331923850 Danforth Pl, Burlington 232 Carmichael Ave, TorontoC4331660232 Carmichael Ave, Toronto 162 Colin Ave, TorontoC4332582162 Colin Ave, Toronto 459 Wedgewood Dr, OakvilleW4332137459 Wedgewood Dr, Oakville 1 White Oak Cres, Richmond HillN43318971 White Oak Cres, Richmond Hill 19 Aubrietia Crt, Richmond HillN433348519 Aubrietia Crt, Richmond Hill 103 Clarinda Dr, TorontoC4333716103 Clarinda Dr, Toronto 262 Farrell Rd, VaughanN4333273262 Farrell Rd, Vaughan 503 Merton St, TorontoC4331809503 Merton St, Toronto 96 Garnier Crt, TorontoC433389396 Garnier Crt, Toronto 330 Pleasant Ave, TorontoC4332872330 Pleasant Ave, Toronto 78 Victoria Park Ave, TorontoE433281878 Victoria Park Ave, Toronto 3 Fifth St, TorontoW43343353 Fifth St, Toronto 12 Coates Ave, TorontoC433225812 Coates Ave, Toronto 168 Nelson St, OakvilleW4331800168 Nelson St, Oakville 4663 W Dundas St, TorontoW43332184663 W Dundas St, Toronto 499 Melrose Ave, TorontoC4332117499 Melrose Ave, Toronto 3867 Jesse Thomson Rd, Whitchurch StouffvilleN43323223867 Jesse Thomson Rd, Whitchurch Stouffville 305 Ashbury Rd, OakvilleW4331849305 Ashbury Rd, Oakville 115 Fog Rd, KingN4333058115 Fog Rd, King 164 Royal York Rd, TorontoW4332868164 Royal York Rd, Toronto 7 Seagar St, Richmond HillN43345477 Seagar St, Richmond Hill 104 Calvington Dr, TorontoW4333016104 Calvington Dr, Toronto 223 Trelawn Ave, OakvilleW4333108223 Trelawn Ave, Oakville 61 Hocken Ave, TorontoC433257161 Hocken Ave, Toronto 137 Burbank Dr, TorontoC4332590137 Burbank Dr, Toronto 8 Nora Rd, TorontoW43337928 Nora Rd, Toronto 25 Willingdon Blvd, TorontoW433256325 Willingdon Blvd, Toronto 83 Bond Cres, Richmond HillN433420583 Bond Cres, Richmond Hill 107 Lawrence Cres, TorontoC4334080107 Lawrence Cres, Toronto 63 Cynthia Cres, Richmond HillN433445663 Cynthia Cres, Richmond Hill 447 Pineland Ave, OakvilleW4332051447 Pineland Ave, Oakville 22 Ria Crt, KingN433284322 Ria Crt, King 2345 Hall Manor Dr, OakvilleW43331322345 Hall Manor Dr, Oakville 70 Malaspina Clse, BramptonW433222670 Malaspina Clse, Brampton 5 Bellehaven Cres, TorontoE43341325 Bellehaven Cres, Toronto 4441 E Lawrence Ave, TorontoE43325254441 E Lawrence Ave, Toronto 37 Johnswood Cres, VaughanN433250737 Johnswood Cres, Vaughan 217 W Glengrove Ave, TorontoC4331867217 W Glengrove Ave, Toronto 79 Brookside Ave, TorontoW433269979 Brookside Ave, Toronto 18557 Woodbine Ave, East GwillimburyN433333818557 Woodbine Ave, East Gwillimbury 8 Cameron Cres, TorontoC43326938 Cameron Cres, Toronto 14 Woodheath Lane, Whitchurch StouffvilleN433428314 Woodheath Lane, Whitchurch Stouffville 65 Floresta Crt, HamiltonX433297265 Floresta Crt, Hamilton 7650 Concession 2 Rd, UxbridgeN43319747650 Concession 2 Rd, Uxbridge 21 Giardina Cres, Richmond HillN433370421 Giardina Cres, Richmond Hill 525 Binns Ave, NewmarketN4334073525 Binns Ave, Newmarket 18 Colesbrook Rd, Richmond HillN433452818 Colesbrook Rd, Richmond Hill 8 Dunkirk Rd, TorontoE43335778 Dunkirk Rd, Toronto 335 Sandlewood Rd, OakvilleW4332107335 Sandlewood Rd, Oakville 22 Cherna Ave, MarkhamN433259122 Cherna Ave, Markham 37 Clareville Cres, TorontoC433167537 Clareville Cres, Toronto 14 Montgomery Rd, TorontoW433188514 Montgomery Rd, Toronto 110 Napa Hill Crt, VaughanN4333049110 Napa Hill Crt, Vaughan 25 Tangmere Rd, TorontoC433345325 Tangmere Rd, Toronto 4025 Summit Crt, MississaugaW43338794025 Summit Crt, Mississauga 28 Little Hannah Lane, VaughanN433171928 Little Hannah Lane, Vaughan 53 Viewmount Ave, TorontoC433387553 Viewmount Ave, Toronto 61 Cobblestone Dr, TorontoC433318561 Cobblestone Dr, Toronto 8 Mcmahon Crt, Richmond HillN43333628 Mcmahon Crt, Richmond Hill 36 Threshing Mill Blvd, OakvilleW433438236 Threshing Mill Blvd, Oakville 3216 Meadow Marsh Cres, OakvilleW43331373216 Meadow Marsh Cres, Oakville 1388 Lorne Park Rd, MississaugaW43317931388 Lorne Park Rd, Mississauga 2123 Bingley Cres, OakvilleW43345072123 Bingley Cres, Oakville 22 Birch Ave B, TorontoC433325122 Birch Ave B, Toronto 6573 Patterson Sdrd, CaledonW43340586573 Patterson Sdrd, Caledon 103 York Mills Rd, TorontoC4332448103 York Mills Rd, Toronto 196 Conklin Cres, AuroraN4332607196 Conklin Cres, Aurora 12 Centre St, WhitbyE433257812 Centre St, Whitby 107 Cooperage Cres, Richmond HillN4333024107 Cooperage Cres, Richmond Hill 775 Wylan Crt, MississaugaW4334413775 Wylan Crt, Mississauga 421 Carrville Rd, Richmond HillN4333839421 Carrville Rd, Richmond Hill 3072 Jenn Ave, BurlingtonW43329063072 Jenn Ave, Burlington 2 Eagles Landing Rd, VaughanN43336542 Eagles Landing Rd, Vaughan 2 Aitken Circ, MarkhamN43336332 Aitken Circ, Markham 2357 Hertfordshire Way, OakvilleW43326952357 Hertfordshire Way, Oakville

GTA Listings Jan 15 2019 first appeared on: GTA Real Estate Pros 154 Bathurst St, Toronto, ON, M5V 2R3 647-362-2000 https://goo.gl/Yj7G5g

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