Whitchurch-Stouffville

hardcore guys in Toronto when we were all just like, whatever the fuck band guys in Markham

and Unionville and Stouffville and whatever.

And he was the one putting us in

contact with all these like

Ironically, I live right down the corner from there, so they are listening.

Maybe they threw a brick at you or something.

Okay, so funny story about that whole area, Stouffville.

This is a really quick aside, but Stouffville, when they were developing Stouffville, they found a bunch of indigenous artifacts in the ground.

It can be good and evil.

Whatever way it goes is up to us." Caroline Schweitzer in Stouffville, Ontario.

"I truly believe that AI is a threat to humanity, particularly at the rate that it is being developed now.

We are essentially creating a new species.

And that's, that's just one of the, the things that was a, a different component of, of, uh, our childhood.

But, you know, we did return, uh, when I was 16 back to, um, you know, the Markham, York Region area, which is in Stouffville.

And, uh, that's where basically my parents, you know, when, when they returned, have been for the last 40-plus years.

And so it is something that is kind of a really interesting come full circle moment.

[laughs]

Yeah.

Like I'll never, I'll never forget my first day when we moved to Stouffville-

Yeah

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I'm starving thinking about the Detroit-style pizza while taking the Go Train home in Stouffville, Ontario.

Marion.

I hope I pronounced your name right.

Barrie, same thing.

Stouffville, same thing.

Weekend trains used to run as often as 15 times a day.

Now down to four per day? Four.

It is my situation and allows me to remain conscious of the need for balance in daily life, to make conscious choices around how I use my time.

Engagement with healthy activities such as reading, fitness, art, play, and travel support the necessity of avoiding unhealthy behaviors tied to overconsumption of heal- unhealthy food, negative news and social media, and sedentary behavior." Norma Jack in Stouffville, Ontario, just north of Toronto: "Firstly, I suppose that as a country, we need to rely on ourselves, definitely to continue to buy Canadian-made goods and food as much as possible and not imported from the US.

But mostly, I think I've learned to take each day at a time and try to enjoy what we do have.

An amazing country that we live in, good health, family, and good friends." Ken McFarlane in Sarnia, Ontario: "I'm in my 70s.