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 PICKERING 鈥?A damning report prepared by members of the Canadian Armed Forces painted a bleak picture of the care provided at Orchard Villa and four other long-term care facilities in Ontario.The report said residents were poorly cared for, weren ;t fed properly and bed sores weren ;t being treated.At Pickerings Orchard Villa,  cockroaches and flies  were present while patients were  left in beds soiled in diapers.  One death at Orchard Villa has been referred to the coroner for investigation.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        During his daily press briefing on Tuesday, May 26, Premier Doug Ford said the conditions at Orchard Villa and four other facilities where CAF members were stationed were  appalling. Dr. Merrilee Fullerton, Minister of Long-Term Care, said,  The findings outlined in the Canadian Forces report are gut-wrenching and appalling. As of yesterday, we ;ve seen significant improvement in these five homes.         ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 She added the government is launching an investigation in the long-term care homes sector in September.Ford noted,  We must change the sys stanley thermobecher tem. This tragedy is a wake-up call for ou stanley cup r country.                ART stanley mugs ICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Orchard Villa has been the scene of the most deaths in a long-term care facility in Ontario. As of Tuesday, there have been 77 deaths 鈥?70 on the long-term care side and seven Ntph Stuck inside due to COVID-19  Try the  StarChallenge: Show us your DIY home improvement project
 EDITOR ;S NOTE: This is the first in a four-part investigative series into the disappearance of Eric Larsfolk and John McCormick Jr. in August 1981. It was published in 2011 around the 30 year anniversary of the boys disappearance. It   been 39 years since Larsfolk and McCormick Jr. were reported missing.Lloyd Larsfolk reaches into his back聽 pocket and pulls out his wallet. He digs into a slot with his aged thumb and slides out a folded piece of paper. Creased and cracked from age, the paper symbolizes his life for the past 30 years. A photo of his son Eric is on it, taken the day he won a bicycle from Dairy Queen.聽 Below the photo is the toll-free number for Child Find and a description of what his then 14-year-old son was wearing the day he va stanley cupe nished 鈥?literally, it seems to La stanley quencher rsfolk 鈥?off the face of the Earth.The 80-year-old father of four holds onto the ripped card as a constant reminder of his desire to find his youngest son. Eric and John McCormick Jr. were last seen on the McCormick family farm on Horseshoe Hill Road on August 24, 1981 driving a field car.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Their whereabouts to this day, dead or alive, is unknown.Sitting in a chair in his bachelor apartment in downtown Brampton, Larsfolk is visibly tired. For three decades he has held onto hope one day his son, a dedicated member of S stanley france couts Canada who dreamt of owning his own business, might turn up. There is only the tiniest glimmer