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Time of India
23-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Ozzy Osbourne's death sparks euthanasia conspiracy theories: Was his tribute concert actually a planned Funeral?
Ozzy Osbourne's death has left fans heartbroken, but also asking questions. The Black Sabbath legend passed away at 76, just weeks after performing what now feels like a final goodbye. The cause of death hasn't been confirmed. But given his long-standing health issues and earlier statements, many fans believe this was a planned, peaceful exit. Social media platforms like X, Reddit, and Facebook are filled with people saying the Prince of Darkness went out on his own terms. And once you read their posts, it doesn't feel like a wild theory. It feels like the internet has already made peace with the truth. The internet runs wild with conspiracy theories behind Ozzy Osbourne's death Theories began swirling right after his final performance. 'Streets are saying Ozzy went ahead with his euthanasia plan and the Farewell show was his own funeral. It doesn't get any more metal than that' one user said. Streets are saying Ozzy went ahead with his euthanasia plan and the Farewell show was his own funeral. It doesn't get any more metal than that While another user on X said, 'This was 100% medical aid in dying. He was rich and had the means to do it quietly and with his family. Sharon discussed it openly in an interview with the Mirror in 2023.' 'He was too sick, nothing else could kill him. That concert was the most metal goodbye ever.' Another tweet read, 'Absolutely mad news to hear, heard he had himself euthanized in Switzerland because absolutely nothing else could kill that absolute legend'. Could Ozzy Osbourne have been euthanised?Both he and wife Sharon have been documented talking about said: 'We believe 100% in euthanasia so have drawn up plans to go to the assisted suicide flat in Switzerland if we ever have an illness that affects our brains. If… Fans believe Ozzy went to Switzerland, where euthanasia is legal, and passed away peacefully. While nothing is confirmed, the tone online is less about rumours and more about closure. Ozzy had Parkinson's, constant pain, and multiple cancelled shows and looked physically worn in his last appearances. Ozzy Osbourne's wife Sharon had once said they would consider euthanasia in Switzerland This theory has weight because of what Ozzy and Sharon have said in the past. Back in 2020, Sharon told The Sun, 'If I can't take care of myself and have no quality of life, I don't want to be here.' She had also said to The Mirror that 'We believe 100% in euthanasia so have drawn up plans to go to the assisted suicide flat in Switzerland if we ever have an illness that affects our brains. If Ozzy or I ever got Alzheimer's, that's it—we'd be off.' This was 100% medical aid in dying. He was rich and had the means to do it quietly and with his family. Sharon discussed it openly in a interview with the Mirror on She even confirmed they would consider assisted dying in Switzerland if it came to that. Ozzy, too, had said he never wanted to live 'like a vegetable.' These weren't random thoughts. They were plans. And now, fans think those plans may have just been carried out, quietly and with dignity.
Business Wire
11-06-2025
- Business
- Business Wire
Teranet Returns to Conveyancing in Ontario with GoVeyance Partnership
TORONTO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Teranet, a pioneer in developing modern land registry solutions and data-driven platforms for real estate and financial services sectors, is excited to announce that GoVeyance will officially be launching in Ontario, marking a return to the conveyancing space for Teranet and a major milestone in its dedication to supporting real estate legal professionals with modern, transparent, and client-focused solutions. Teranet made a strategic investment in GoVeyance, a digital conveyancing platform developed by legal technology firm ReadyWhen Tech Inc. GoVeyance has been recognized in B.C. for its innovative user experience, fair pricing, and practice-centred approach. Ontario legal professionals will soon have access to a streamlined conveyancing and practice management platform, supported by Teranet's trusted infrastructure and commitment to creating value for the communities they serve. 'We are back and are committed to the legal community more than ever,' said Elgin Farewell, President and CEO of Teranet. 'For more than three decades, Teranet has supported Ontario's real estate ecosystem with secure and reliable solutions,' said Farewell. 'With the addition of GoVeyance to our legal suite of solutions, we are reinforcing our long-standing role as a trusted partner to legal professionals across the province.' GoVeyance offers real estate lawyers an easy-to-use platform that simplifies the conveyancing process and prioritizes affordability, transparency, and service. As part of Teranet's legal suite, including search and registration, digital payments, compliance, fraud detection, and now conveyancing and practice management at its core, GoVeyance strengthens the connection between real estate professionals, lenders, and homeowners. 'We believe conveyancing is at the center of a frictionless real estate transaction experience,' said Jessie Vaid, CEO of ReadyWhen Tech Inc. 'GoVeyance was built for the community, by the community. By launching in Ontario, we are empowering legal professionals to modernize their operations while providing cost efficiencies to homebuyers – an opportunity we see strongly missing today.' With trusted infrastructure and deep industry experience, Teranet is well-positioned to support Ontario's legal community with the scale, reliability, and expertise needed to navigate today's evolving real estate landscape. To learn more about GoVeyance, visit About Teranet Teranet is Canada's leader in the delivery and transformation of statutory registry services with extensive expertise in land and commercial registries. It also provides insightful property intelligence and data solutions to thousands of customers in the real estate, financial services, government, utilities, and legal markets. Founded in 1991, Teranet operates the Electronic Registration System for the Province of Ontario, the Land Titles and Personal Property registries end-to-end for the Province of Manitoba. In 2014, Teranet expanded its global footprint by acquiring Foster Moore. This acquisition expands its registry solutions to include commercial off-the-shelf registry software that delivers operational cost reductions, enhanced security, and process improvements. Most recently, Teranet, invested in ReadyWhen Tech Inc., a B.C.-based technology firm specializing in innovative solutions for real estate legal professionals, including GoVeyance. This investment strengthens the shared commitment of both companies to provide leading-edge technology that enhances real estate transactions for all parties involved. Teranet is proud to be recognized as one of Greater Toronto's Top 100 Employers for nine years in a row (2017 – 2025). Teranet is wholly owned by OMERS, one of Canada's largest defined benefit pension plans. OMERS investment in Teranet is overseen by OMERS Infrastructure, the plan's global infrastructure investment arm. About ReadyWhen Tech Inc. ReadyWhen Tech Inc. is a leading provider of cutting-edge digital solutions for the legal, wealth, and insurance industries. Through its flagship product, GoVeyance, the company is committed to building practical innovation to improve outdated processes and legacy software by simplifying complex procedures for enterprise businesses and professionals. By offering accessible and efficient solutions, it aims to reduce risk and accelerate digital transformation.
Yahoo
11-06-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
Teranet Returns to Conveyancing in Ontario with GoVeyance Partnership
TORONTO, June 11, 2025--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Teranet, a pioneer in developing modern land registry solutions and data-driven platforms for real estate and financial services sectors, is excited to announce that GoVeyance will officially be launching in Ontario, marking a return to the conveyancing space for Teranet and a major milestone in its dedication to supporting real estate legal professionals with modern, transparent, and client-focused solutions. Teranet made a strategic investment in GoVeyance, a digital conveyancing platform developed by legal technology firm ReadyWhen Tech Inc. GoVeyance has been recognized in B.C. for its innovative user experience, fair pricing, and practice-centred approach. Ontario legal professionals will soon have access to a streamlined conveyancing and practice management platform, supported by Teranet's trusted infrastructure and commitment to creating value for the communities they serve. "We are back and are committed to the legal community more than ever," said Elgin Farewell, President and CEO of Teranet. "For more than three decades, Teranet has supported Ontario's real estate ecosystem with secure and reliable solutions," said Farewell. "With the addition of GoVeyance to our legal suite of solutions, we are reinforcing our long-standing role as a trusted partner to legal professionals across the province." GoVeyance offers real estate lawyers an easy-to-use platform that simplifies the conveyancing process and prioritizes affordability, transparency, and service. As part of Teranet's legal suite, including search and registration, digital payments, compliance, fraud detection, and now conveyancing and practice management at its core, GoVeyance strengthens the connection between real estate professionals, lenders, and homeowners. "We believe conveyancing is at the center of a frictionless real estate transaction experience," said Jessie Vaid, CEO of ReadyWhen Tech Inc. "GoVeyance was built for the community, by the community. By launching in Ontario, we are empowering legal professionals to modernize their operations while providing cost efficiencies to homebuyers – an opportunity we see strongly missing today." With trusted infrastructure and deep industry experience, Teranet is well-positioned to support Ontario's legal community with the scale, reliability, and expertise needed to navigate today's evolving real estate landscape. To learn more about GoVeyance, visit About Teranet Teranet is Canada's leader in the delivery and transformation of statutory registry services with extensive expertise in land and commercial registries. It also provides insightful property intelligence and data solutions to thousands of customers in the real estate, financial services, government, utilities, and legal markets. Founded in 1991, Teranet operates the Electronic Registration System for the Province of Ontario, the Land Titles and Personal Property registries end-to-end for the Province of Manitoba. In 2014, Teranet expanded its global footprint by acquiring Foster Moore. This acquisition expands its registry solutions to include commercial off-the-shelf registry software that delivers operational cost reductions, enhanced security, and process improvements. Most recently, Teranet, invested in ReadyWhen Tech Inc., a B.C.-based technology firm specializing in innovative solutions for real estate legal professionals, including GoVeyance. This investment strengthens the shared commitment of both companies to provide leading-edge technology that enhances real estate transactions for all parties involved. Teranet is proud to be recognized as one of Greater Toronto's Top 100 Employers for nine years in a row (2017 – 2025). Teranet is wholly owned by OMERS, one of Canada's largest defined benefit pension plans. OMERS investment in Teranet is overseen by OMERS Infrastructure, the plan's global infrastructure investment arm. About ReadyWhen Tech Inc. ReadyWhen Tech Inc. is a leading provider of cutting-edge digital solutions for the legal, wealth, and insurance industries. Through its flagship product, GoVeyance, the company is committed to building practical innovation to improve outdated processes and legacy software by simplifying complex procedures for enterprise businesses and professionals. By offering accessible and efficient solutions, it aims to reduce risk and accelerate digital transformation. View source version on Contacts For media inquiries, please contact: Emily EllisAccount Director, Kaiser & Partners Error in retrieving data Sign in to access your portfolio Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data
Irish Independent
28-04-2025
- Entertainment
- Irish Independent
Original Coronation Street star Philip Lowrie dies aged 88
Lowrie, who appeared in the first episode of the soap in 1960 as the original bad body Dennis Tanner, died on Friday, his publicist Mario Renzullo said. 'My client and very dear friend, Philip Lowrie, the beloved actor renowned for his role as Dennis Tanner on Coronation Street, passed away yesterday at 88,' Mr Renzullo's Saturday statement said. 'His death marks the end of an era for the world's longest-running soap, where he became a cornerstone of its storytelling.' When the soap started more than six decades ago, Lowrie's character was seen as a national heartthrob thanks to his roguish role. Dennis was introduced as the son of Elsie Tanner, and moved in with his mother after being released from prison. He left the Street in 1968, when he married Jenny Sutton and moved to Bristol, and did not return until 2011. A statement for the ITV soap said the Coronation Street team is 'saddened' by his death, and offered their 'heartfelt condolences and sympathy to his loved ones'. They added that Lowrie's character was 'iconic', and said when he returned it 'was an honour and a privilege to work with him'. According to Mr Renzullo, Lowrie was presented in September 2011 with a certificate by the Guinness World Records for being the person with the longest gap between television appearances as the same character in the same show. Dennis soon got back in touch with newsagent Rita Sullivan (Barbara Knox), who was her sweetheart when she first appeared in the show in 1966, and they tied the knot when he came back. He left the soap again in 2014, and was later killed off without making another appearance on screen. Lowrie had originally auditioned for the role of Ken Barlow prior to the show's launch, and appeared in the first episode at the age of 24. William Roache was soon cast as Ken for the beginning of the soap, and became a regular sparring partner for Dennis. Born in Ashton-under-Lyne, near Manchester, Lowrie's mother saved for his fees to go to the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art (Rada) in London after he left school. After graduating three years later, he soon received his first parts in the West End, appearing with Dame Margaret Rutherford and Peggy Mount in the play Farewell, Farewell, Eugene. He also appeared on Victoria Wood's comedy shows, such as Victoria Wood's All Day Breakfast, Victoria Wood, Pat and Margaret, Live In Your Own Room, We'd Quite Like To Apologise, Victoria Wood As Seen On TV, and Wood And Walters. His later stage lead roles in the 2000s and 2010s included being in Dame Agatha Christie's The Mousetrap, The Case Of The Frightened Lady and The Lady Vanishes.
RTÉ News
26-04-2025
- Entertainment
- RTÉ News
Original Coronation Street star Philip Lowrie dies aged 88
Philip Lowrie, who appeared in the first episode of the soap in 1960 as the original bad boy Dennis Tanner, died on Friday, his publicist Mario Renzullo has confirmed. "My client and very dear friend, Philip Lowrie, the beloved actor renowned for his role as Dennis Tanner on Coronation Street, passed away yesterday at 88," Mr Renzullo said in a statement. "His death marks the end of an era for the world's longest-running soap, where he became a cornerstone of its storytelling." When the soap started more than six decades ago, Lowrie's character was seen as a national heartthrob thanks to his roguish role. Dennis was introduced as the son of Elsie Tanner and moved in with his mother after being released from prison. He left the Street in 1968, when he married Jenny Sutton and moved to Bristol, and did not return until 2011. A statement for the ITV soap said the Coronation Street team is "saddened" by his death, and offered their "heartfelt condolences and sympathy to his loved ones". They added that Lowrie's character was "iconic", and said when he returned, it "was an honour and a privilege to work with him". According to Mr Renzullo, Lowrie was presented in September 2011 with a certificate by the Guinness World Records for being the person with the longest gap between television appearances as the same character in the same show. Dennis soon got back in touch with newsagent Rita Sullivan (Barbara Knox), who was his sweetheart when she first appeared in the show in 1966, and they tied the knot when he came back. He left the soap again in 2014 and was later killed off without making another appearance on screen. Lowrie had originally auditioned for the role of Ken Barlow before the show's launch, and appeared in the first episode at the age of 24. William Roache was soon cast as Ken for the beginning of the soap and became a regular sparring partner for Dennis. Born in Ashton-under-Lyne, near Manchester, Lowrie's mother saved for his fees to go to the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art (Rada) in London after he left school. After graduating three years later, he soon received his first parts in the West End, appearing with Margaret Rutherford and Peggy Mount in the play Farewell, Farewell, Eugene. He also appeared on Victoria Wood's comedy shows, such as Victoria Wood's All Day Breakfast, Victoria Wood, Pat and Margaret, Live In Your Own Room, We'd Quite Like To Apologise, Victoria Wood As Seen On TV, and Wood And Walters. His later stage lead roles in the 2000s and 2010s included being in Agatha Christie's The Mousetrap, The Case Of The Frightened Lady and The Lady Vanishes.
