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Two-year-old Eman Ahmet gleefully hops on the fluttering fall leaves projected onto the waiting room floor of Etobicoke General Hospitals EGH mothers and childrens unit.She smiles and laughs, her mom and newborn sister in a room down the hall.Emans pure joy is precisely the reason for the hospitals new Smilezone. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW There are drawing boards, tablet stations, televisions and brightly coloured furniture with built-in toy and book storage.Large, colourful murals leap off the walls. Theres a mother and baby theme to some, including of killer whales, rabbits and polar bears. Another depicts an underwater scene in bright blues, greens and oranges, with sunken treasure, a shipwreck and dolphins. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Oakville-based Smilezone Foundation transformed the Etobicoke General Hospital EGH womens and childrens unit in a weekend, with suppo stanley thermos mug rt from the Slaight Family Foundation. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW We were literally blown away by their generosity, said Lindsay Hogeboom, clinical services manager with EGHs womens and childrens unit. We thought they were going to do the wait stanley tazas ing room. Then they did the entire hallway with murals. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Hogeboom, who consulted with a Smilezone designer stanley thermosflasche on the custom build, eschewed popular chi Bbec Minimum wage hike causes concern for Hamilton restaurateurs, fruit and vegetable growers
A woman who died after being shot inside the garage of her Brampton home was the wife of the head priest of a prominent Hindu temple, a member of the temple confirmed Sunday.During a brief phone conversation with the Star, an administrative staffer at t stanley spain he Hindu Sabha Temple in Brampton confirmed that the victim was 56-year-old Sangita Sharma, who is the wife of Abhay Shastri, Hindu Sabhas head priest.When reached Saturday, an employee at the Torbram Pharmacy also confirmed that Sharma, a previous owner of the establishment, was indeed the woman killed on Thursday. stanley france ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW stanley cup Peel Regional Police are calling Sharmas death a homicide as they continue to investigate.First responders were called to the garage of a home at Treeline Boulevard and Linstock Drive just after 7 p.m. Thursday. They found a 56-year-old woman suffering from obvious signs of trauma. Police have now confirmed the woman had suffered a gunshot wound. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW She was taken to hospital where she later died.What was initially deemed a suspicious death, has since been ruled a homicide. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Police say surveillance footage has helped them identify two people of interest in the case. They are also searching for a black sedan. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Reached Sunday