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My own for fun fleshing out of the idea posited by Jonathan Morris that the other voices Xoanon adopts in the Face of Evil are forgotten incarnations plucked from the Doctor's subconscious.

Specifically played by Pamela Salem, Rob Edwards, Anthony Frieze and Roy Herrick.

The First Xoanon Doctor (Pamela Salem)

This incarnation was posted on Earth by her request, as part of the Time Lords solidifying of the Web of Time as history, arriving in the era of the First World War. Upbeat and playful, she had a knack for outmanoeuvring her opponents even in spite of the cultural pushback against the form this incarnation took. She also often came across as anachronistic due to a lack of understanding of the culture of the era of this planet that she was assigned to. She, however, was occasionally prone to seeing humans more as interesting specimens than individuals in their own right.

The Second Xoanon Doctor (Rob Edwards)

Coming across as an eccentric but kindly Professor-like figure, wearing a scruffier version of a formal outfit. This incarnation took up teaching on Earth. He was heavily interested in the idea of luck as an external force and wore a clover on his lapel to represent that. He was prone to meddling in events outside his purview, but only subtly, within his remit as an agent of the Time Lords and thus often employed luck or what appeared to be luck as a ‘weapon’ of sorts in said situations, despite his pleasant exterior he was capable of doing almost anything if he thought it would benefit the ‘greater good’. He was the first incarnation to meet the Abbot.

The Third Xoanon Doctor (Anthony Frieze)

This incarnation lived for a long time, aging up from a child to an adult. He spent a lot of his time on Gallifrey, getting involved in the internal politics of the planet as an advocate for the Non-Intervention policy. He regretted the meddling his immediate predecessor was prone to, though he still returned to Earth to observe the planet and would occasionally intervene if he found a situation significant enough to warrant it. He was brash and abrasive, and had a superiority complex, but still was a kind-hearted person when the chips were down. He met his end in service to Gallifrey in the midst of a Time War.

The Fourth Xoanon Doctor (Roy Herrick)

A calmer, younger, mellower incarnation. This Doctor prided himself on his moral compass, whilst he still acted as an agent for the Time Lords, he treated the role as secondary to his interest in the planet Earth and its people. He was granted an official remit to travel across the Universe, rather than just the history of the planet he was observing, as a result of a great service to Gallifrey during his early life. He was also one of few early incarnations of the Doctor who contemplated any form of relationship with a human, though he ultimately never went through with it. Despite this, he still maintained a wide social network in the era to which he was assigned.

(Did an amateur artwork, also including headcanons for the 'eras' under the assumption of them directly preceding the Morbius Doctors from Forgotten Lives)

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Official Report on The Intransitionalist Chronotopologies of Kenji Siratori (TRS 109)

YOU CANNOT ESCAPE THE INEFFABLE FOREST

Official Report on The Intransitionalist Chronotopologies of Kenji Siratori: Appendix 8.2.3 is a xenopoetic data/dada anthology that documents the activities of the artist collective The Ministry of Transrational Research into Anastrophic Manifolds. The anthology results from an experimental approach to impersonal literary composition. Similar to surrealist definitions, but on the scale of a technical document, members of the Ministry—poets, musicians, novelists, painters, curators, artists, scientists, philosophers, and physicians—were asked to offer a microfiction, poem, essay, fictional citation, or computer code, in the form of a footnote or annotation to a glitch-generated novel by iconoclastic Japanese artist Kenji Siratori; however, each participant wrote their contribution without any access to or knowledge about the nature of Siratori’s source text. After collecting the contributions, the “footnotes” were each algorithmically linked to an arbitrary word from Siratori’s novel. The result is a work of xenopoetic emergence: a beautifully absurd, alien document scintillating with strange potency. Bringing together algorithmically and AI-generated electronic literature with analogue collage and traditional modes of literary composition, the Ministry refuses to commit solely to digital, automated, or analogue art and instead seeks technological mutualism and a radically alien future for the arts. Accompanied by a groundbreaking original score by electro-acoustic duo Wormwood, the anthology offers the radical defamiliarization and weird worlds of science fiction, but now the strangeness bites back on the level form. Readers should expect to discover strange portals from which new ways of thinking, feeling, and being emerge. A conceptual and experimental anthology, Official Report on The Intransitionalist Chronotopologies of Kenji Siratori inaugurates collective xenopoetic writing and the conceit that the future of art will consist of impersonal acts of material emergence, not personal expression. Consume with caution.

AUTHORS AND CONTRIBUTORS Rosaire Appel, Louis Armand, David Barrick, Gary Barwin, Steve Beard, Gregory Betts, Christian Bök, Mike Bonsall, Peter Bouscheljong, Maria Chenut, Shane Jesse Christmas, Roy Christopher, Tabasco “Ralph” Contra, Mike Corrao, R.J. Dent, Paul Di Filippo, Zak Ferguson, Colin Herrick, S.C. Hickman, Maxwell Hyatt, Justin Isis, Andrew Joron, Chris Kelso, Phillip Klingler, Adam Lovasz, Daniel Lukes , Ania Malinowska, Claudia Manley, Ryota Matsumoto, Michael Mc Aloran, Andrew McLuhan, Jeff Noon, Jim Osman, Suarjan Prasai, Tom Prime , David Leo Rice, Virgilio Rivas, David Roden, B.R. Yeager, Andrej Shakowski , Aaron Schneider, Gary J. Shipley, Kenji Siratori , Sean Smith, Kristine Snodgrass, Sean Sokolov, Alan Sondheim, Simon Spiegel, Henry Adam Svec, Jeff VanderMeer, R.G. Vasicek, Andrew C. Wenaus, William Wenaus, Eileen Wennekers, Christina Marie Willatt, Saywrane Alfonso Williams, D. Harlan Wilson, Andrew Wilt

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Cryptober Day 4: Jackalope.

This famous North American cryptid is described as a jackrabbit with antelope/pronghorn horns or deer antlers. Legends of the Jackalope date back to the Old West, specifically in the town of Douglas, Wyoming which has declared itself to be the Jackalope capital of America. According to legend, the first Jackalope was spotted there around 1829. A large statue of a Jackalope stands in the town center, and every year the town will host Jackalope Day, which is usually held in June. Jackalope hunting licenses can be obtained from the Douglas Chamber of Commerce, though the hunting of Jackalopes is restricted to the hours of 12:00am to 2:00am on June 31. Today, however, it is said that the most likely place to see a Jackalope is in Colorado.

The first of many mounted Jackalope heads to come was created by Douglas Herrick himself, which was then sold to Roy Ball for $10. He proudly installed it in the town's Bonte Hotel, but it was unfortunately stolen in 1977.

As fun as it is to imagine that these antlered bunbuns may actually be real, the most logical of explanation for any possible Jackalope sighting is that it is actually a rabbit infected with the Shope Papilloma virus, which causes the growth of horn and antler-like tumors in various places on the rabbit’s head and body. This can occur in cottontail rabbits under natural conditions and in domestic rabbits under experimental conditions.

Also side note about my drawing in particular, my dumb ass didn't even realize until AFTER I was finished just how different jackrabbits are from domesticated rabbit. Those things get HUGE. So yeah, my Jackalope looks more akin to a pet bunny with subtle jackrabbit features, but hey at least he's cute. 🐰

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PLUTARCH

The Greek biographer, historian, essayist, and moralist Plutarch (ca. 46-ca. 120) has been described as one of the most influential writers who ever lived.

Paradoxically, Plutarch the man who was the biographer of many others, had no biographer except for a scant notice in Suidas. What we know of his life is reconstructed from casual references in his own works. Plutarch was apparently born of a wealthy family in Chaeronia in Boeotia, had two brothers, Timon and Lamprias, and a grandfather named Lamprias. His parents' names are uncertain. Some say his father's name was Autobulus, some say Nicarchus, and we do know of a great-grandfather named Nicarchus. Plutarch is believed to have had a liberal education at Athens, where he studied physics, rhetoric, mathematics, medicine, natural science, philosophy, Greek, and Latin literature in 66. Ammonius of Lamptrae, a Plato scholar with religious and Neoplatonic interests, may have been his tutor. To complete his education, Plutarch traveled extensively in Greece and Asia Minor and visited Alexandria, Egypt.

Plutarch married Timoxena, daughter of Alexion (ca. 68), who bore him four sons, Soclarus, Chairon, Autobulus, and Plutarchus, and one daughter, Timoxena. Only Autobulus and Plutarchus survived Plutarch. All evidence indicates a happy marriage and a close family. Other relatives by marriage mentioned as members of the family in the Moralia are Craton, Firmus, and Patrocleas.

Plutarch taught in Chaeronia and represented his people before the Roman governor and in Rome. In Rome he made important contacts and lectured on philosophy and ethics in various parts of Italy. He spent much time in Italy between 75 and 90; he apparently never mastered the Latin language, though he gained the friendship of notable Romans. The latter half of his life, Plutarch enjoyed the intellectual benefits of the Pax Romana, mostly in Chaeronia. He held many civic positions, both high and low; the most notable one—that of head priest of Delphi—he held with distinction for 20 years and elevated to an importance it had not had in his time. During the latter part of his life he is thought to have written most of the Lives and some portions of the Moralia.

His Works

Plutarch is perhaps best known for the Moralia and the Lives, works which have much in common and have had enormous influence on later writers and the literatures of Europe and even America. He was very much concerned with men's moral conduct and individual moral guidance in an age when men were losing their faith in religion and philosophy. The Moralia, written as dialogues, letters, and lectures, is really a collection of 83 treatises on diverse subjects such as vegetarianism; superstition; Epicurean, Stoic, and Academic philosophy; dietetics; divine justice; prophecy; demonology; conjugal relations; family life; mysticism; and helpful precepts.

The Lives (often called Parallel Lives) are biographies of soldiers and statesmen of repute, generally presented in pairs of lives, first a Greek, then a Roman, followed by a comparison. Twenty-three of these have survived and four single lives; that is, four comparisons are lacking. There is no detailed chronology, but the Lives were probably published between 105 and 115. Plutarch utilizes Greek sources primarily and is interested in providing pleasure and guidance for moral and political behavior. Plutarch's language is generally lucid and crisp.

Plutarch was not a profound philosopher but a popularizer in the best and most enduring sense of the word. He did not establish a philosophic system but was eclectic in his use of various systems. He warmly admired Plato and knew Pythagoras and other Greek philosophers. He severely criticized Epicureanism and stoicism but used these systems as it suited him. One critic finds him a humanist par excellence; others see him inclined toward mysticism and monotheism. He was an author of uncommon common sense who influenced Sir Philip Sidney, Edmund Spenser, Ben Jonson, William Shakespeare, John Dryden, John Milton, Robert Herrick, George Chapman, Jonathan Swift, Walter Savage Landor, William Wordsworth, Robert Browning, Mary Shelley, and H.G. Wells in England; Ralph Waldo Emerson and Herman Melville in the United States; J.W. von Goethe and Friedrich von Schiller in Germany; and French drama of the late 16th and the entire 17th century. Sir Thomas North's English translation of the Lives (1579) provided Shakespeare with the sources for three plays, and it was the translation (1559) by Frenchman Jacques Myot that made Plutarch available to North and through North to the English-speaking world Plutarch and His Times (1967). C. J. Gianakaris, Plutarch (1970), is a convenient synthesis and appraisal which contains an extensive bibliography. A work on Plutarch's moral interests is George D. Hadzsits, Prolegomena to a Study of the Ethical Ideal of Plutarch and of the Greeks of the First Century A.D. (1906); and on religion, John Oakesmith, The religion of Plutarch (1902).

Special studies provide powerful evidence of Plutarch's widespread influence: Friderick Morgan Padelford, trans. and ed., Essays on the Study and Use of Poetry by P. and Basil the Great (1902); Roy Caston Flickinger, Plutarch as a Source of information on the Greek Theater (1904); Charles Friderick Tucker Brooke, ed., Shakespeare's Plutarch (2 vols., 1909; Roger Miller Jones, the Platonism of Plutarch (1916); and Terence John Bew Spencer, ed., Shakespeare's Plutarch (1946).

Recommended surveys of classical historiography which include discussions of Plutarch are Michael Grant, The Ancient Historians (1970), and Stephen Usher, The Historians of Greece and Rome (1970).

•All attempts to bribe him were unsuccessful, and Pyrrhus is said to have been so impressed that he released the prisoners without ransom (Plutarch, Pyrrhus, 18).

•38; Plutarch, Theseus, Pausanias I.

•When the third sacrifice came round Theseus volunteered to go, and with the help of Ariadne slew the Minotaur (Plutarch, Theseus, 15-19; Diod.

•She was to a considerable extent selftaught; and her love of reading made her acquainted first with Plutarch- a passion for which author she continued to cheris throughout her life- therafter with Bossuet, Massilon, and authors of a like stamp, and finnaly with Montesquieu, Voltaire and Jean Jacques Rousseau.

•63; Plutarch, Cimon, 16, but this story must be regarded as at least doubtfull.

source: "Your Dictionary"

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On Jackalopes

I’m prefacing this with I’ve drunk like half a bottle of Hornitos Plata and my face numb.....so yeah also desktop no autocorrect which is either gonna be great or a fuckin nightmare. we will see...i feel like eye emojis should be here

JACKALOPES

if you know me you know  i fuckin love Jackalopes. like if i had a choice between abandoning my flesh prison to become an eldritch jackalope that drinks tequila and mimics voices and almost anything else (look Absolute Mapping would win im sorry ask me about it at some point) id take the ELDRITCH JACKALOPE option 9 times outta 10.

ok so the original mythology states that Jackalopes drink whiskey not tequila but honestly i cant really do whiskey. Tequila with some salt and lime though? i can do. With a coke chaser. look the only shots i can do without a chaser are Liquid Cocaine shots and Pink Starburst shots.

anywho JACKALOPES

So the name Jackalope actually comes from the combination of the words Jackrabbit and Antelope. So all those taxidermy's with the rabbit with deer antlers (including the original taxidermy) are wrong by names sake. Y’all ever seen a Jackrabbit? ok so technically a Jackrabbit is actually referring to a hare and usually one of the three following species.

Black-Tailed Jackrabbit

White-Tailed Jackrabbit

or the Snowshoe Hare

All three are weird lookin adorable fucks.

also Antelope in this case is referring to the American Pronghorn (Antilocapra Americana)

Look at that fancy dusty ass thick horn buck

Ok so now that y’all have pictures on what the hybrid should actually look like we can move on in this American Fearsome Creature (Critter) information

So stories and descriptions of animal hybrids appear all over the world in historic times. There's a 13th century Persian work that depicts a rabbit with a single horn like a bouncy bunny unicorn. There is also the Wolpertinger (lmao i read that as Wolf-Tiger and WolperTinder can you even imagine a fantasy Tinder? like how crazy that would be) which is like a Jackalope but with fangs and wings. the Rabbit Avian Platypus if you will. as some Wolpertinger have duck bills. So here is the deal. Old school natural history texts have horned hares in them as if they are real creatures but by the end of the 18th century scientists generally rejected the idea of them as a biological species.

More likely what was happening was that early biologists were stumbling upon rabbits and hares with Shope Papilloma Virus (SPV), also known as Cottontail Rabbit Papilloma Virus (CRPV) or Kappapapillomavirus 2. this papillomavirus infects certain leporids, causing keratinous carcinomas resembling horns, typically on or near the animals head. Unfortunately  the carcinomas can become large enough to interfere with the host’s ability to eat, causing starvation. 

However we are talking about the American Jackalope here. 

Now, the New York Times attributes the American Jackalope’s origin to Douglas Herrick (1920-2003) of Douglas, Wyoming. Herrick and his brother had studied taxidermy by mail order as teens, and the idea of the Jackalope was sparked when after a hunting trip for jackrabbits one of the carcasses came to rest next to a pair of deer antlers in a taxidermy store. 

The first jackalope the brothers put together was sold for $10 (about $150 in 2018) to Roy Ball who displayed it in the Douglas’ La Bonte Hotel until it was stolen in 1977. The mounted head was such a successful popular attraction that the Chamber of Commerce started issuing Jackalope Hunting Licenses to tourists. The official jackalope hunting season only occurs for one day: June 31st, a nonexistent date as June only has 30 days.

ANYWAYS

the Jackalope is subject to many outlandish claims such as the following

1. Jackalopes are said to be so dangerous that hunters are advised to wear stovepipes on their legs to avoid being gored.

2. One of the ways to catch/trap a Jackalope is to offer it Whiskey, the Jackalope’s beverage of choice.

3. The Jackalope can mimic human voices, and according to legend during the days of the Old West cowboys would hear local Jackalopes join their campfire sing-a-longs as a tenor.

4. Jackalopes are said to only breed during lightning flashes and that their antlers make the act difficult despite the hare’s reputation for fertility.

Ok well I feel mildly nauseous now so imma wrap this up

I love Jackalopes

from historic illustrations of similar creatures including the Wolpertinger and the Skvader to the hilarious postcards showing cowboys riding Giant Jackalopes i just find them real neat.

love y’all

[labete-du-gevaudan]

Are there any cryptids you think are 100% made up for publicity?

Oh yes, definitely. For example: The Jackalope. Well, in a sense. The Douglas Jackalope was. The Douglas Jackalope was a creation by Douglas Herrick who lived in Douglas, Wyoming. He had just returned from jackrabbit hunting with his brother and tossed a carcass to the side, where it had landed between a set of deer antlers. He crafted a Jackalope and the first one was sold to a man named Roy Ball who displayed it in Douglas’ La Bonte Hotel in 1932.

In another sense, not the Jackalope at all - because there have been sightings of horned hares for centuries.

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Hines Lumber Company and Greater Burns, Burns ORE. Heck Photo

From the City of Hines History page entitled  Our Town - A History Of The City of Hines 

“Stafford, Derbes and Roy, realtors from Mississippi who had developed homes in Longview, Washington, Bend and Klamath Falls, Oregon, were hired to developed the "greater Burns Sub-division" - later to be known as Hines.”  

From the Oregon Encyclopedia article entitled Company Towns. 

“In eastern Oregon, the Edward Hines Lumber Company was major player in developing lumbering in the twentieth century. The Midwest company expanded its operations into Oregon in the late 1920s and by mid-century had acquired a number of timber holdings as well as several established Oregon lumber towns, including Seneca, Dee (Hood River County), and Westfir (Lane County). The company town of Hines in Harney County began with an aborted sale of U.S. Forest Service land to Fred Herrick, contingent on Herrick building a fifty-mile rail line from Burns to Seneca. In 1928, with Herrick’s forfeiture of the land, the Forest Service resold the timber to the Edward Hines Lumber Company, which began building a mill and a town.The planner and development firm of Stafford, Derbes & Roy was hired to create the new community of Hines, acquiring 2,000 acres to prevent opportunistic building by private speculators. The town took the shape of a large oval, bisected by U.S. 20 and a major cross street, with the high school placed at the northern terminus of the cross street. The innermost central four quadrants were set aside for parkland, to be surrounded by the major public and commercial buildings facing inward on Circle Drive.An initial 150 residences were designed, reportedly with the assistance of Hines's wife Loretta, who insisted that 68 individual house plans be created to avoid “cookie cutter” monotony. South of the town center was the Hines mill itself, which boasted a huge timber-framed enclosed workroom more than 2,300 feet long. Facing U.S. 20 at the southern end of the mill complex is the Georgian Colonial-style administration building. Once the Depression hit, construction on the concrete-framed Ponderosa Hotel halted, and the unfinished and mostly empty concrete building remains a striking feature of Hines.”

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A masterpiece RPG "I am Game" featuring 50 anonymous characters brawling on an analog glitch book by Colin Harrick and Wormwood soundtrack led by Andrew Wenaus. And look at these gorgeous voice actors!!!!

Rosaire Appel, Louis Armand, David Barrick, Gary Barwin, Steve Beard, Gregory Betts, Christian Bök, Mike Bonsall, Peter Bouscheljong, Maria Chenut, Shane Jesse Christmas, Roy Christopher, Tabasco "Ralph" Contra, Mike Corrao, R.J. Dent, Paul Di Filippo, Zak Ferguson, Colin Herrick, S.C. Hickman, Maxwell Hyatt, Justin Isis, Andrew Joron, Chris Kelso, Phillip Klingler, Adam Lovasz, Daniel Lukes, Ania Malinowska, Claudia Manley, Ryota Matsumoto, Michael Mc Aloran, Andrew McLuhan, Jeff Noon, Jim Osman, Suarjan Prasai, Tom Prime, David Leo Rice, Virgilio Rivas, David Roden, B.R. Yeager, Andrej Shakowski, Aaron Schneider, Gary J. Shipley, Kenji Siratori, Sean Smith, Kristine Snodgrass, Sean Sokolov, Alan Sondheim, Simon Spiegel, Henry Adam Svec, Jeff VanderMeer, R.G. Vasicek, Andrew C. Wenaus, William Wenaus, Eileen Wennekers, Christina Marie Willatt, Saywrane Alfonso Williams, D. Harlan Wilson, Andrew Wilt

This RPG is a big favorite game of 2023!!!

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Featured Post: The Orchard's Offspring by Eriksen Dickens

Featured Post: The Orchard’s Offspring by Eriksen Dickens

About The Orchard’s Offspring by Eriksen Dickens

In 1965, rural Indiana, teenage brothers, Dave and Roy Herrick mysteriously vanished during the summer. Now, nearly half of a century later, a terminally ill man named Jay Hicks comes forward to finally reveal what really happened to the Herrick brothers.

The elderly Jay Hicks revisits his childhood in Jasper, Indiana as a 14-year-old boy. He…

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Today is Monday, November 26th, 2018

The holidays for the day are Cider Monday, Good Grief Day, and National Cake Day

Born on this day:

Willis Carrier (Inventor, best known for inventing modern air conditioning) in 1876

Bill W. (Historical figure, the co-founder of Alcoholics Anonymous) in 1896

Rita Ora (Musician, she rose to prominence in February 2012 when she featured on DJ Fresh's single "Hot Right Now", which reached number one in the UK and her debut studio album, Ora, released later that year, debuted at number one in the United Kingdom) in 1990

Died on this day:

Flora Call Disney (Historical figure, the mother of Walt Disney and his brother Roy) in 1938 at age 70

Stan Berenstain (Icon, one of two brothers best known for creating the children's book series The Berenstain Bears) in 2005 at age 82

Joseph Murray (Historical figure, an American plastic surgeon who performed the first successful human kidney transplant on identical twins Richard and Ronald Herrick on December 23, 1954) in 2012 at age 93

Please, remember to be kind to animals & check my Cat Adoption tag, reblog some kitties and help them find a home!

Have a person you want included at a future date? Send me an ask/ message, give me the info and I’ll consider it!

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GTA Listings August 31 2018

Record Listings for the GTA - August 31st 2018

August 31st 2018 - these are record listings - top listings for across the GTA you're not going to want to miss out on!

Street and TownMLS CodeLink 539 Velmar Dr, VaughanN4229452539 Velmar Dr, Vaughan 2106 Agincourt Cres, BurlingtonW42287192106 Agincourt Cres, Burlington 40 Glen Cameron Rd, MarkhamN422894340 Glen Cameron Rd, Markham 5464 Planters Wood Crt, MississaugaW42293185464 Planters Wood Crt, Mississauga 35 Broadview Ave B, MississaugaW422916335 Broadview Ave B, Mississauga 232 St Clarens Ave, TorontoC4229329232 St Clarens Ave, Toronto 76 Ash Cres, TorontoW422778976 Ash Cres, Toronto 24 Cooper Creek Crt, VaughanN422793324 Cooper Creek Crt, Vaughan 27 Adaskin Ave, VaughanN422872727 Adaskin Ave, Vaughan 51 Valleybrook Cres, CaledonW422858751 Valleybrook Cres, Caledon 10651 Old Simcoe Rd, ScugogE422846810651 Old Simcoe Rd, Scugog 32 Little Rebel Rd, KingN422960132 Little Rebel Rd, King 21 Allangrove Cres, TorontoE422952321 Allangrove Cres, Toronto 5123 Nishga Crt, MississaugaW42288665123 Nishga Crt, Mississauga 1533 Portsmouth Pl, MississaugaW42286121533 Portsmouth Pl, Mississauga 1412 Gibson Dr, OakvilleW42285781412 Gibson Dr, Oakville 31 Stave Cres, Richmond HillN422915831 Stave Cres, Richmond Hill 16 Herrick Pl, MarkhamN422927516 Herrick Pl, Markham 52 Glen Cameron Rd, MarkhamN422896752 Glen Cameron Rd, Markham 50 Braeburn Dr, MarkhamN422921750 Braeburn Dr, Markham 13 1 Arianna Cres, VaughanN422884713 1 Arianna Cres, Vaughan 1119 Talka Crt, MississaugaW42297161119 Talka Crt, Mississauga 18 Milos Rd, Richmond HillN422896118 Milos Rd, Richmond Hill 299 Highglen Ave, MarkhamN4229588299 Highglen Ave, Markham 75 Elmbank Tr, KitchenerX422812675 Elmbank Tr, Kitchener 12 Rothwell St, AuroraN422871012 Rothwell St, Aurora 160 Borealis Ave, AuroraN4229179160 Borealis Ave, Aurora 262 Moore Park Ave, TorontoC4229251262 Moore Park Ave, Toronto 156 Jules Ave, VaughanN4229518156 Jules Ave, Vaughan 4110 Credit Pointe Dr, MississaugaW42279894110 Credit Pointe Dr, Mississauga 266 Osmond Cres, NewmarketN4227871266 Osmond Cres, Newmarket 1129 Grainger Tr, NewmarketN42289411129 Grainger Tr, Newmarket 4131 Loyalist Dr, MississaugaW42280084131 Loyalist Dr, Mississauga 2035 Roy Ivor Cres, MississaugaW42289762035 Roy Ivor Cres, Mississauga 8 Bellefair Ave, TorontoE42145678 Bellefair Ave, Toronto 3044 Harvey Cres, MississaugaW42285553044 Harvey Cres, Mississauga 34 Southgate Ave, TorontoC422946134 Southgate Ave, Toronto 22 Grand Oak Dr, Richmond HillN422963822 Grand Oak Dr, Richmond Hill 20 Edmonton Rd, TorontoC422826320 Edmonton Rd, Toronto 771 S Audley Rd, AjaxE4227770771 S Audley Rd, Ajax 867 Coxwell Ave, TorontoE4228093867 Coxwell Ave, Toronto 85 Forbes Cres, MarkhamN422794685 Forbes Cres, Markham 2808 Donald Cousens Pkwy, MarkhamN42290342808 Donald Cousens Pkwy, Markham 76 Rainbow Valley Cres, MarkhamN422819376 Rainbow Valley Cres, Markham 2298 Hackett Pl, OshawaE42285572298 Hackett Pl, Oshawa 11 Yorkleigh Circ, Whitchurch StouffvilleN422849811 Yorkleigh Circ, Whitchurch Stouffville 49 Robinson Ave, TorontoE422817449 Robinson Ave, Toronto 424 Spring Blossom Cres, OakvilleW4228081424 Spring Blossom Cres, Oakville 148 Fincham Ave, MarkhamN4228749148 Fincham Ave, Markham 339 Brownridge Dr, VaughanN4228564339 Brownridge Dr, Vaughan 38 Mansard Dr, Richmond HillN422783738 Mansard Dr, Richmond Hill 158 Taylorwood Crt, OshawaE4227724158 Taylorwood Crt, Oshawa 6060 Hillsdale Dr, Whitchurch StouffvilleN42290546060 Hillsdale Dr, Whitchurch Stouffville 323 Lake Drive North Dr, GeorginaN4228988323 Lake Drive North Dr, Georgina 47 Lacey Dr, WhitbyE422804847 Lacey Dr, Whitby 955 W Bristol Rd, MississaugaW4228813955 W Bristol Rd, Mississauga 23 Darlington Blvd, ClaringtonE422932223 Darlington Blvd, Clarington 5500 Coronation Rd, WhitbyE42281325500 Coronation Rd, Whitby 54 Kidd St Bradford, West GwillimburyN422796454 Kidd St Bradford, West Gwillimbury 3172 Ernest Appelbe Blvd, OakvilleW42295203172 Ernest Appelbe Blvd, Oakville 17 Ferncastle Cres, BramptonW422780717 Ferncastle Cres, Brampton 1260 Sim Pl, MiltonW42278161260 Sim Pl, Milton 35 Louvain Dr, BramptonW422842335 Louvain Dr, Brampton 32 Tiago Ave, TorontoE423111632 Tiago Ave, Toronto 37 Brackenwood Ave, Richmond HillN423059337 Brackenwood Ave, Richmond Hill 2025 Burbank Dr, MississaugaW42320952025 Burbank Dr, Mississauga 42 Hanbury Cres, BramptonW423165842 Hanbury Cres, Brampton 51 River Valley Cres, MarkhamN423046851 River Valley Cres, Markham 118 Chatfield Dr, VaughanN4230121118 Chatfield Dr, Vaughan 31 Westhead Rd, TorontoW423160531 Westhead Rd, Toronto 53 Cobden St, TorontoC423000953 Cobden St, Toronto 215 Peek A Boo Tr, TinyS4232389215 Peek A Boo Tr, Tiny 106 John Watt Way Blue, MountainsX4229951106 John Watt Way Blue, Mountains 100 Grandville Ave, TorontoW4232008100 Grandville Ave, Toronto 10 Kersey Cres, Richmond HillN423081410 Kersey Cres, Richmond Hill 1592 Valley Ridge Cres, PickeringE42324311592 Valley Ridge Cres, Pickering 40 Viewmount Cres, BramptonW423141940 Viewmount Cres, Brampton 76 Cezanne Tr, VaughanN423262976 Cezanne Tr, Vaughan 35 Green Meadow Cres, Richmond HillN422979635 Green Meadow Cres, Richmond Hill 104 Highmark Dr, VaughanN4232259104 Highmark Dr, Vaughan 2136 Codlin Cres, TorontoW42315982136 Codlin Cres, Toronto Lot 24D Stilton Ave, VaughanN4232175Lot 24D Stilton Ave, Vaughan 39 Neelands Cres, TorontoE423256439 Neelands Cres, Toronto 78 Forest Edge Cres, East GwillimburyN423221478 Forest Edge Cres, East Gwillimbury 1035 Alexandra Ave, MississaugaW42320061035 Alexandra Ave, Mississauga 2 Kingsborough Cres, TorontoW42304812 Kingsborough Cres, Toronto 11985 Sideroad 17 Rd, BrockN423260011985 Sideroad 17 Rd, Brock 696 Rambo Cres, BurlingtonW4232688696 Rambo Cres, Burlington 334 Waterloo Ave, TorontoC4232673334 Waterloo Ave, Toronto 43 Crooked Stick Rd, VaughanN423067043 Crooked Stick Rd, Vaughan 34 Bonnieview Crt, BramptonW423207834 Bonnieview Crt, Brampton 1 Sophia Ave Oro, MedonteS42298891 Sophia Ave Oro, Medonte 225 Ridgecrest Rd, MarkhamN4232028225 Ridgecrest Rd, Markham 131 Pieta Pl, VaughanN4232756131 Pieta Pl, Vaughan 8 Miles Hill Cres, Richmond HillN42325328 Miles Hill Cres, Richmond Hill 2724 Galleon Cres, MississaugaW42317162724 Galleon Cres, Mississauga 22 Hendel Dr, VaughanN423199622 Hendel Dr, Vaughan 21 Bosco Dr, VaughanN423181021 Bosco Dr, Vaughan 15 Beebe Cres, MarkhamN423124415 Beebe Cres, Markham 84 Hazelmere Dr, Richmond HillN423113984 Hazelmere Dr, Richmond Hill 319 E 3rd Concession Rd, HamiltonX4232178319 E 3rd Concession Rd, Hamilton 22 Arborfield Lane, MarkhamN422993922 Arborfield Lane, Markham 313 Peregrine Way, MiltonW4230117313 Peregrine Way, Milton 2548 Harman Gate, OakvilleW42307042548 Harman Gate, Oakville 7309 Golden Meadow Crt, MississaugaW42324287309 Golden Meadow Crt, Mississauga 357 Valleymede Dr, Richmond HillN4231814357 Valleymede Dr, Richmond Hill 941 Duncannon Dr, PickeringE4229978941 Duncannon Dr, Pickering 16636 32 Sdrd, Halton HillsW423210616636 32 Sdrd, Halton Hills 1989 Vivian Rd, Whitchurch StouffvilleN42307111989 Vivian Rd, Whitchurch Stouffville 3386 Clanfield Cres, MississaugaW42302203386 Clanfield Cres, Mississauga 3411 Loyalist Dr, MississaugaW42312363411 Loyalist Dr, Mississauga 59 George St, MarkhamN423144459 George St, Markham 19 Joseph Hartman Cres, AuroraN423065019 Joseph Hartman Cres, Aurora 163 Beaveridge Ave, OakvilleW4232139163 Beaveridge Ave, Oakville 384 E Manor Rd, TorontoC4230703384 E Manor Rd, Toronto 80 Way St, WhitbyE423228080 Way St, Whitby Lot 27 Mactier Dr, VaughanN4232281Lot 27 Mactier Dr, Vaughan 323 Sandhurst Dr, OakvilleW4230656323 Sandhurst Dr, Oakville 3800 Concession Rd 2, Whitchurch StouffvilleN42322293800 Concession Rd 2, Whitchurch Stouffville 101 Stewart Cres Bradford, West GwillimburyN4231090101 Stewart Cres Bradford, West Gwillimbury 4595 Glastonbury Pl, MississaugaW42326424595 Glastonbury Pl, Mississauga 52 Ridgevale Dr, TorontoC423205952 Ridgevale Dr, Toronto Lot 58 Possession Cres, BramptonW4230627Lot 58 Possession Cres, Brampton 3257 Mayfair Pl, BurlingtonW42315433257 Mayfair Pl, Burlington 3049 Post Rd, OakvilleW42326133049 Post Rd, Oakville 1476 Trotwood Ave, MississaugaW42304931476 Trotwood Ave, Mississauga 62 Westchester Cres, MarkhamN423114362 Westchester Cres, Markham 50 Sharonview Cres, East GwillimburyN423230750 Sharonview Cres, East Gwillimbury 165 Wilson Rd, MidlandS4231321165 Wilson Rd, Midland Lot 26 Stilton Ave, VaughanN4232232Lot 26 Stilton Ave, Vaughan 79 Marlee Ave, TorontoC423003279 Marlee Ave, Toronto 12 Sedan Crt, VaughanN423144112 Sedan Crt, Vaughan 9 Restnook Lane, Whitchurch StouffvilleN42314759 Restnook Lane, Whitchurch Stouffville 32 Donwoods Cres, WhitbyE423254832 Donwoods Cres, Whitby 6756 Kazoo Crt, MississaugaW42315036756 Kazoo Crt, Mississauga 5 Northey Dr, TorontoC42326655 Northey Dr, Toronto 60 Rockport Cres, Richmond HillN423039760 Rockport Cres, Richmond Hill 1022 Blackhall Cres, NewmarketN42328451022 Blackhall Cres, Newmarket 80 Reiner Rd, TorontoC423198280 Reiner Rd, Toronto 155 Codsell Ave, TorontoC4231094155 Codsell Ave, Toronto 582 Somerville Dr, NewmarketN4231229582 Somerville Dr, Newmarket 450 Symington Ave, TorontoW4230582450 Symington Ave, Toronto 4 Timberlane Crt, ClaringtonE42321804 Timberlane Crt, Clarington 488454 30th Sideroad, MonoX4232402488454 30th Sideroad, Mono 10 Rochelle Cres, TorontoC423173210 Rochelle Cres, Toronto 3316 Chief Mbulu Way, MississaugaW42324773316 Chief Mbulu Way, Mississauga 9 Slingsby Lane, TorontoC42305879 Slingsby Lane, Toronto 1615 Valley Ridge Cres, PickeringE42321211615 Valley Ridge Cres, Pickering 134 Mccabe Cres, VaughanN4232203134 Mccabe Cres, Vaughan 561 Glencairn Ave, TorontoC4232568561 Glencairn Ave, Toronto 26 Bainsville Circ, BramptonW423038426 Bainsville Circ, Brampton 66 Chouinard Way, AuroraN423066566 Chouinard Way, Aurora 86 N Yardley Cres, BramptonW423245286 N Yardley Cres, Brampton 2210 Hixon St, OakvilleW42312342210 Hixon St, Oakville 4680 Ganaraska Rd, ClaringtonE42297944680 Ganaraska Rd, Clarington 5530 Fleur De Lis Crt, MississaugaW42327615530 Fleur De Lis Crt, Mississauga 5932 Hemingway Rd, MississaugaW42325055932 Hemingway Rd, Mississauga 192 Barker Ave, TorontoE4229891192 Barker Ave, Toronto 15A Boulton Ave, TorontoE422977215A Boulton Ave, Toronto 1319 Rebecca St, OakvilleW42318601319 Rebecca St, Oakville 24 Sanderling Dr, MarkhamN422990324 Sanderling Dr, Markham 211 Zokol Dr, AuroraN4232808211 Zokol Dr, Aurora 2317 Wuthering Heights Way, OakvilleW42323402317 Wuthering Heights Way, Oakville 460 Lady Nadia Dr, VaughanN4232853460 Lady Nadia Dr, Vaughan 89 Canyon Gate Cres, VaughanN423237689 Canyon Gate Cres, Vaughan 16 Nadine Cres St, CatharinesX423029616 Nadine Cres St, Catharines 23 Goldthread Terr, TorontoC423201323 Goldthread Terr, Toronto 40 Roxana Ave, VaughanN423072740 Roxana Ave, Vaughan 5134 Ancient Stone Ave, MississaugaW42298415134 Ancient Stone Ave, Mississauga 47 Woodhouse St, HamiltonX423249747 Woodhouse St, Hamilton 6477 Seaver Rd, MississaugaW42323066477 Seaver Rd, Mississauga 2253 Springfield Crt, MississaugaW42300312253 Springfield Crt, Mississauga 7 Carey Cres, MarkhamN42328617 Carey Cres, Markham 711 Dolby Cres, MiltonW4232872711 Dolby Cres, Milton 389 St Joan Of Arc Ave, VaughanN4230171389 St Joan Of Arc Ave, Vaughan 2690 Ambercroft Tr, MississaugaW42320942690 Ambercroft Tr, Mississauga 299 Assiniboine Rd, TorontoW4232703299 Assiniboine Rd, Toronto 273 Beach Rd, InnisfilN4230260273 Beach Rd, Innisfil 29 Embassy Dr, VaughanN423061629 Embassy Dr, Vaughan 86 Dalecroft Circ, MarkhamN423000486 Dalecroft Circ, Markham 77 Parity Rd, BramptonW423008777 Parity Rd, Brampton 5304 Fallingbrook Dr, MississaugaW42317785304 Fallingbrook Dr, Mississauga 731 E Lansdowne Ave, TorontoW4230823731 E Lansdowne Ave, Toronto 16 Riley St, InnisfilN423039216 Riley St, Innisfil 143 Sunset Beach Rd, Richmond HillN4229823143 Sunset Beach Rd, Richmond Hill 18 Jacksonville Dr, BramptonW423169018 Jacksonville Dr, Brampton 3 Brancaster Crt, TorontoW42307623 Brancaster Crt, Toronto 1001 5 Woodbine Ave, TorontoE42292681001 5 Woodbine Ave, Toronto 141 Grandvista Cres, VaughanN4227942141 Grandvista Cres, Vaughan 352 Byng Ave, TorontoC4228018352 Byng Ave, Toronto 883 Parkland Ave, MississaugaW4229124883 Parkland Ave, Mississauga 119 Pondview Rd, VaughanN4229371119 Pondview Rd, Vaughan 32 Mumberson Crt, MarkhamN422825332 Mumberson Crt, Markham 88 Fifeshire Rd, TorontoC422776488 Fifeshire Rd, Toronto 119 Cumberland Dr, MississaugaW4228425119 Cumberland Dr, Mississauga 65 Germana Crt, VaughanN412533165 Germana Crt, Vaughan 104 Fallingbrook Rd, TorontoE4228245104 Fallingbrook Rd, Toronto 427 Cummer Ave, TorontoC4227993427 Cummer Ave, Toronto 20558 Hurontario St, CaledonW422946420558 Hurontario St, Caledon 470 Drummond Rd, OakvilleW4228396470 Drummond Rd, Oakville 231 Lake Shore Dr, TorontoW4229337231 Lake Shore Dr, Toronto Lot 19 Peter Schneider Dr, East GwillimburyN4228542Lot 19 Peter Schneider Dr, East Gwillimbury Lot 3 Polaris Way, MississaugaW4228217Lot 3 Polaris Way, Mississauga 32 James Stokes Crt, KingN422784332 James Stokes Crt, King 1168 Vesta Dr, MississaugaW42284461168 Vesta Dr, Mississauga 113 Elgin St, MarkhamN4227929113 Elgin St, Markham 55 Michael Dr, TorontoC422958355 Michael Dr, Toronto 76 Elgin St, MarkhamN422896476 Elgin St, Markham 388 Rusholme Rd, TorontoC4175370388 Rusholme Rd, Toronto 71 Nave St, VaughanN422860871 Nave St, Vaughan 168 Nelson St, OakvilleW4227999168 Nelson St, Oakville 1206 Mineola Gdns, MississaugaW42282851206 Mineola Gdns, Mississauga 2 Huntingwood Crt, VaughanN42290932 Huntingwood Crt, Vaughan 237 Luca Ave, VaughanN4228402237 Luca Ave, Vaughan 129 Village Gate Dr, MarkhamN4228629129 Village Gate Dr, Markham 37 Classic Dr, BramptonW422834237 Classic Dr, Brampton Lot 11 Polaris Way, MississaugaW4228206Lot 11 Polaris Way, Mississauga Lot 2 Polaris Way, MississaugaW4228214Lot 2 Polaris Way, Mississauga 969 Johnathan Dr, MississaugaW4229743969 Johnathan Dr, Mississauga 127 Pathlane Rd, Richmond HillN4229620127 Pathlane Rd, Richmond Hill 83 Stormont Ave, TorontoC422974483 Stormont Ave, Toronto 102 Giardina Cres, Richmond HillN4227743102 Giardina Cres, Richmond Hill 52 Pennock Cres, MarkhamN422846252 Pennock Cres, Markham 28 Jeremy Dr, MarkhamN422898428 Jeremy Dr, Markham 5204 Tiffany Crt, MississaugaW42286115204 Tiffany Crt, Mississauga 2 Tidnish Crt, KingN42296022 Tidnish Crt, King 129 North Park Blvd, OakvilleW4228853129 North Park Blvd, Oakville 1 Sumner Heights Dr, TorontoC42283591 Sumner Heights Dr, Toronto 241 Stormont Tr, VaughanN4228561241 Stormont Tr, Vaughan 765 E Bexhill Rd, MississaugaW4227820765 E Bexhill Rd, Mississauga 1093 Lillian St, TorontoC42292221093 Lillian St, Toronto 2133 Adair Cres, OakvilleW42292342133 Adair Cres, Oakville 22 Foot Hills Rd, VaughanN422782122 Foot Hills Rd, Vaughan 721 Reid Rd, UxbridgeN4229435721 Reid Rd, Uxbridge 13207 Centreville Creek Dr, CaledonW422839413207 Centreville Creek Dr, Caledon 22 Deerchase Circ, VaughanN422961522 Deerchase Circ, Vaughan 1078 Secretariate Rd, NewmarketN42285691078 Secretariate Rd, Newmarket 24 Bathford Cres, TorontoC422920924 Bathford Cres, Toronto 121 Cumberland Dr, MississaugaW4228416121 Cumberland Dr, Mississauga 14 Woodlot Crt, Whitchurch StouffvilleN422887014 Woodlot Crt, Whitchurch Stouffville 1 Gowan Lane, AuroraN42297341 Gowan Lane, Aurora 1868 Snow Bunting Crt, MississaugaW42294511868 Snow Bunting Crt, Mississauga 252 Bayview Fairways Dr, MarkhamN4229667252 Bayview Fairways Dr, Markham 39 Godfreys Lane, MississaugaW422796639 Godfreys Lane, Mississauga 134 Albertus Ave, TorontoC4228663134 Albertus Ave, Toronto 48 Chesney Cres, VaughanN422773448 Chesney Cres, Vaughan 21 Waterhouse Way, Richmond HillN421510721 Waterhouse Way, Richmond Hill 38 Centre Ave, TorontoC422928038 Centre Ave, Toronto 531 North Park Blvd, OakvilleW4228215531 North Park Blvd, Oakville 39 Lilly Valley Cres, KingN422946839 Lilly Valley Cres, King 33 Shenstone Rd, TorontoC422957633 Shenstone Rd, Toronto 511 Coleen Dr, OakvilleW4229568511 Coleen Dr, Oakville 198 Leameadow Rd, VaughanN4229336198 Leameadow Rd, Vaughan 3 Settlers Field Rd, BramptonW42283953 Settlers Field Rd, Brampton 1539 Carolyn Rd, MississaugaW42279151539 Carolyn Rd, Mississauga 9 Malaspina Clse, BramptonW42295289 Malaspina Clse, Brampton 436 E Concession 8 Rd, HamiltonX4229084436 E Concession 8 Rd, Hamilton 18 River Forest St, MarkhamN422855818 River Forest St, Markham 3584 Steeple Chase Cres, MississaugaW42279973584 Steeple Chase Cres, Mississauga 190 Bayview Fairways Dr, MarkhamN4228613190 Bayview Fairways Dr, Markham 179 Creek Path Ave, OakvilleW4227863179 Creek Path Ave, Oakville 1428 Malibou Terr, MississaugaW42279401428 Malibou Terr, Mississauga 343 Brookside Rd, Richmond HillN4214190343 Brookside Rd, Richmond Hill 205 Willis Dr, AuroraN4227924205 Willis Dr, Aurora 25 Nesver Crt, VaughanN423143825 Nesver Crt, Vaughan 2501 25th Sideroad, MiltonW42317092501 25th Sideroad, Milton 8383 Mississauga Rd, BramptonW42307678383 Mississauga Rd, Brampton 5 Dewbourne Ave, TorontoC42311835 Dewbourne Ave, Toronto 27 Wycliffe Cres, TorontoC423018127 Wycliffe Cres, Toronto 265 Arnold Ave, VaughanN4231460265 Arnold Ave, Vaughan 60 Balsam Ave, TorontoE423092160 Balsam Ave, Toronto 80 Collard Dr, KingN423264580 Collard Dr, King 73 Chelford Rd, TorontoC423147273 Chelford Rd, Toronto 180 Empress Ave, TorontoC4230168180 Empress Ave, Toronto 159 Norton Ave, TorontoC4230173159 Norton Ave, Toronto 22 Birch Ave D, TorontoC423168222 Birch Ave D, Toronto 28 Scuffler Dr, VaughanN423027928 Scuffler Dr, Vaughan 133 Pemberton Rd, Richmond HillN4230452133 Pemberton Rd, Richmond Hill 111 Hillview Rd, AuroraN4231407111 Hillview Rd, Aurora 15 Melissa Crt, VaughanN422994215 Melissa Crt, Vaughan 6 Glenbourne Park Dr, MarkhamN42318716 Glenbourne Park Dr, Markham 8 Medalist Rd, TorontoC42317238 Medalist Rd, Toronto 338 Flamingo Rd, VaughanN4231044338 Flamingo Rd, Vaughan 1954 Saintfield Rd, ScugogE42304041954 Saintfield Rd, Scugog 312 Spring Garden Ave, TorontoC4230674312 Spring Garden Ave, Toronto 15 Port Hope Hllw, BramptonW423064615 Port Hope Hllw, Brampton 8 Old Humber Cres, VaughanN42325948 Old Humber Cres, Vaughan 701 Briar Hill Ave, TorontoC4232019701 Briar Hill Ave, Toronto 108 Garden Ave, Richmond HillN4231207108 Garden Ave, Richmond Hill 52 Mcallister Rd, TorontoC423099352 Mcallister Rd, Toronto 176 Theodore Pl, VaughanN4231398176 Theodore Pl, Vaughan 3272 Barchester Crt, MississaugaW42304493272 Barchester Crt, Mississauga 2270 Saxony Crt, MississaugaW42299362270 Saxony Crt, Mississauga 20759 Warden Ave, East GwillimburyN423186320759 Warden Ave, East Gwillimbury 5172 Bethesda Rd, Whitchurch StouffvilleN42317655172 Bethesda Rd, Whitchurch Stouffville 484 Glengarry Ave, TorontoC4232538484 Glengarry Ave, Toronto 27 Rolling Crt, KingN423247227 Rolling Crt, King 35 Fenton Way, BramptonW423040035 Fenton Way, Brampton 19 Laws St, TorontoW423053619 Laws St, Toronto 292 Hunterwood Chse, VaughanN4231990292 Hunterwood Chse, Vaughan 48 Pinnacle Rd, TorontoC423188748 Pinnacle Rd, Toronto 14 Cynthia Cres, Richmond HillN423065714 Cynthia Cres, Richmond Hill 71 Sylvan Brook Ave, VaughanN423067771 Sylvan Brook Ave, Vaughan 80 Leonard Rd Bradford, West GwillimburyN423151280 Leonard Rd Bradford, West Gwillimbury 168 Connaught Ave, TorontoC4231274168 Connaught Ave, Toronto 100 Hurst Ave, VaughanN4230476100 Hurst Ave, Vaughan 1289 Heritage Way, OakvilleW42319501289 Heritage Way, Oakville 131 Mountjoy Ave, TorontoE4230266131 Mountjoy Ave, Toronto 425 Rebecca St, OakvilleW4232002425 Rebecca St, Oakville 599 Cam Fella Blvd, Whitchurch StouffvilleN4229817599 Cam Fella Blvd, Whitchurch Stouffville 40 Landmark Crt, MarkhamN423277440 Landmark Crt, Markham 378 St Germain Ave, TorontoC4231221378 St Germain Ave, Toronto 11 Logan Crt, Whitchurch StouffvilleN423239211 Logan Crt, Whitchurch Stouffville 248 W Kennedy St, AuroraN4231539248 W Kennedy St, Aurora 658 Byngmount Ave, MississaugaW4230620658 Byngmount Ave, Mississauga 1355 Applewood Rd, MississaugaW42306141355 Applewood Rd, Mississauga 112 Deerchase Circ, VaughanN4232555112 Deerchase Circ, Vaughan 19 Giardina Cres, Richmond HillN423053919 Giardina Cres, Richmond Hill 19 Bunker Rd, VaughanN423198819 Bunker Rd, Vaughan 78 Edgar Ave, Richmond HillN422997478 Edgar Ave, Richmond Hill 58 North Park Blvd, OakvilleW423083758 North Park Blvd, Oakville 426 Trafalgar Rd, OakvilleW4230546426 Trafalgar Rd, Oakville 38 Stewart St, OakvilleW423026538 Stewart St, Oakville 9 Cicada Crt, TorontoC42303549 Cicada Crt, Toronto 138 Colonel Danforth Tr, TorontoE4231634138 Colonel Danforth Tr, Toronto 8 Canadiana Dr, MarkhamN42324458 Canadiana Dr, Markham 992 Wales Ave, MississaugaW4231033992 Wales Ave, Mississauga 2420 Valley Forest Way, OakvilleW42309612420 Valley Forest Way, Oakville 87 Lagani Ave, Richmond HillN423197587 Lagani Ave, Richmond Hill 1437 Islington Ave, TorontoW42300191437 Islington Ave, Toronto 997 Mississauga Heights Dr, MississaugaW4231782997 Mississauga Heights Dr, Mississauga 2424 Valley Forest Way, OakvilleW42302062424 Valley Forest Way, Oakville 6506 Mcniven Rd, BurlingtonW42326786506 Mcniven Rd, Burlington 454 Coldstream Ave, TorontoC4230772454 Coldstream Ave, Toronto 18 S Bridgeford St, Richmond HillN423025618 S Bridgeford St, Richmond Hill 7983 Broderick Rd, LaSalleX42310627983 Broderick Rd, LaSalle 268 King St, WellandX4231065268 King St, Welland 321 Fern Ave, Richmond HillN4230180321 Fern Ave, Richmond Hill 276 King St, WellandX4231074276 King St, Welland 85 Marconi Ave, VaughanN423119285 Marconi Ave, Vaughan 24 Amesbury Dr, TorontoW423112624 Amesbury Dr, Toronto 442 Mill St, Richmond HillN4232573442 Mill St, Richmond Hill 171 Chaplin Cres, TorontoC4232672171 Chaplin Cres, Toronto 1599 Calverton Crt, MississaugaW42305791599 Calverton Crt, Mississauga 104 Alamosa Dr, TorontoC4230196104 Alamosa Dr, Toronto 64 Lawrie Rd, VaughanN423219064 Lawrie Rd, Vaughan 221 Clendenan Ave, TorontoW4231920221 Clendenan Ave, Toronto 2355 Valley Forest Way, OakvilleW42307742355 Valley Forest Way, Oakville 66 Canterbury Crt, Richmond HillN423166066 Canterbury Crt, Richmond Hill 1 Aylesbury Rd, TorontoW42326091 Aylesbury Rd, Toronto 170 Nevada Cres, VaughanN4230439170 Nevada Cres, Vaughan 53 Larabee Cres, TorontoC423201853 Larabee Cres, Toronto 127 Santa Barbara Rd, TorontoC4231652127 Santa Barbara Rd, Toronto 210 Merton St, TorontoC4232842210 Merton St, Toronto 646 Grand Trunk Ave, VaughanN4232042646 Grand Trunk Ave, Vaughan 1 Airley Cres, TorontoE42312131 Airley Cres, Toronto 42 Elmdale Crt, Richmond HillN423267042 Elmdale Crt, Richmond Hill 5411 Quartermain Cres, MississaugaW42315975411 Quartermain Cres, Mississauga 59 Skipper Lane, OakvilleW423169459 Skipper Lane, Oakville 4055 Aurora Rd, Whitchurch StouffvilleN42315634055 Aurora Rd, Whitchurch Stouffville 320 Spring Gate Blvd, VaughanN4232592320 Spring Gate Blvd, Vaughan 98 Alpaca Dr, Richmond HillN423045398 Alpaca Dr, Richmond Hill 184 Madison Ave, TorontoC4230580184 Madison Ave, Toronto 15 Whistler Pl Oro, MedonteS423126015 Whistler Pl Oro, Medonte 201 May Ave, Richmond HillN4232261201 May Ave, Richmond Hill 113 Silver Birch Ave, TorontoE4231201113 Silver Birch Ave, Toronto 63 Harcourt Ave, TorontoE423088063 Harcourt Ave, Toronto 9 Golden Orchard Rd, VaughanN42301959 Golden Orchard Rd, Vaughan

GTA Listings August 31 2018 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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chill mood

https://open.spotify.com/user/valenleg/playlist/3U0uykvsYobpavWCFyqwU7?si=vDn724fGRwOkIawkvZv4Mw

 Nancy From Now On - Father John Misty

 Downtown - Triathalon

 What We Want - Chef P

 Rillo Talk - Wild Child

 Strip - Indica

 Searching the Blue - The Arcs

 Keep in Touch - Yuki

 So Good At Being in Trouble - Unknown Mortal Orchestra

 Good Morning - Ralph Castelli

 Macabre - Land Of Talk

 I Like You - dandelion hands

 Postcards Holiday - Boys Age

 Group Thang - Demo - DRAM

 Oceans V2 - Felly

 Holding Out For You - Pond 

 ZZZ - Milkavelli

 norf side long beach - afternoon

 Long Gone - Phum Viphurit

 Shalala - Moses Gunn Collective

happy mood

https://open.spotify.com/user/valenleg/playlist/69p82JiQm4riG1LbwqHJWt?si=vfJNuqfXToqlyjhX1uoxFg

 Come Home - CHAPPO

 Ragged Wood - Fleet Foxes

 Caring Is Creepy - The Shins

 My Sweet Lord - George Harrison

 Swim - Her

 Put a Light On - Generationals

 Blue Bayou - Roy Orbison

 Year of the Cat - Al Stewart

 Alien Days - MGMT

 Weekend - Last Dinosaurs

 rob a rewelry store - pinkcaravan!

 Daisy Chains - Will Joseph Cook

 Droopy - Vibrations

 love - Dean

 LSD - Jamila Woods

 Season 2 Episode 3 - Glass Animals

 Crua Chan - Sumo

 C & C - The Frights

 Rough Soul - GoldLink

 Palm Trees - GoldLink

 Anita - Smino

 Kill - Lupe Fiasco

 Black Chapstick - Chicano Batman

 Medusa - Kailee Morgue

 Lovers Rock - TV Girl 

 Bad Sun - The Bravery

 Teen Age Riot (Album Version) - Sonic Youth

angry mood

https://open.spotify.com/user/valenleg/playlist/42muuCDBnkdWQFLqSpGCNg?si=G4eqGQg1Q-mSjRyHC9s6mw

 Nocturnal Me - Ecko & the Bunnymen

 On Your Way Down - The Jungle Giants

 Trust Issues - HTHAZE

 Pale Rose - theMIND

 Marceline - Vista Kicks

 Human Sadness - The Voidz

 Paracetamol - Declan McKenna

 Sasquatch .22 - Bay Faction

 I Saw Your Eyes Close - Local Natives

 Daydream / Wetdream / Nightmare - Saint Motel

rap songs

https://open.spotify.com/user/valenleg/playlist/5Z5Nig2jkPs3wWXkxDVZkp?si=TtbTq9TBT567m1a0bUo2lg

Crew - GoldLink

Analog 2 - Odd Future

Hit the Ceiling - LION BABE

Human Gods - Twelve'len

Rosé - WELL$

Loki - tyler coolidge

Jawbreaker - The Last Artful, Dodgr

Northstar - Malcolm London

Where Do We Go from Here - Pool Cosby

Luvin U - Houdinne

Heavenly Father - Isaiah Rashad 

Tame Cab - Kevin Abstract

romantic mood

https://open.spotify.com/user/valenleg/playlist/6YONbaIRmWB3RaDkQqDGpr?si=oqBgzCfKT0a2heh2oc9RDg

 Incomplete Kisses - Sampha

 I'm Ready - Skizzy Marz

 Blue October - Pick Pateck 

 Sleepyhead - Burns Twins

 Late Nights - Hiko Momoji

 Love Is Only a Feeling - Joey Bada$$

 Sincerely, Yours - Sophie Meiers

 Make It Happen - Herrick & Hooley

 Flowerchild (Riverbank) - Jay Squared 

sad mood

https://open.spotify.com/user/valenleg/playlist/0uu8WOafnfQklAaB1Dqpko?si=39Xkn-qNQtqESM21Fqw60A

Won´t Live Here - Daniel Caesar

Give It Up - Goldensuns

Namesake - Warren Wolfe

Naruto Themed Sexting - Panucci's Pizza

Hunnie Pie - Zella Day

Worry - Isaac Lewis

Aphasia - Pinegrove

I´m A Fool to Want You - Frank Sinatra