within the residence. Greenhouse (GR) / La Serre: The Greenhouse was the Woods' old greenhouse, primarily under the care of Agnes Euphemia Smart, the widow of Mr. Wood. It is now used for the Security, Parking and Transportation Services offices, Housing and Residence services offices, as well as the campus goSAFE student escort service. Generally, students visit the Greenhouse to resolve security and campus fine issues, or for residence related issues such as keys/keycards, tax-exempt stickers for the cafeteria or any maintenance or service required in residence. Notable alumni Steven Bednarski, Medieval Studies professor and former television voice actor Marion Boyd, former politician and MPP for the New Democratic Party Mark Breslin, entrepreneur, comedian and co-founder of the comedy club chain Yuk Yuk's J. D. Carpenter, author of several suspense novels Kim S. Carter, Ombudsman of British Columbia C.F. Caunter, British motorcycle, automotive and aviation historian Ann Cavoukian, former Ontario Information and Privacy Commissioner Chloe Charles, indie singer-songwriter David Collenette, former Minister of National Defence, former Federal Minister of Transport Mike Ford, member of the popular band Moxy Früvous Chantal Hébert, journalist, Toronto Star political columnist Gordon Henderson, film producer/writer/director, directed CBC's Canada: A People's History Christopher Hume, notable architectural critic for the Toronto Star Ronald Kanter, former politician and MPP for the Liberal Party M. T. Kelly, novelist, winner of the Governor-General's Award for A Dream Like Mine Didier Leclair, novelist, Trillium Book Award and Governor-General's Award winner James MacKinnon, professor and head of the economics department at Queen's University J.R. Martin, prominent linguist and influential scholar in systemic functional linguistics John McNee, Canada's Ambassador to the United Nations, 2006–2011 Stefan Molyneux, political blogger and writer Kate Nelligan, Academy Award-nominated film and theatre actress Andrew Nikiforuk, author and journalist Spencer Rice, actor and comedian, co-star of Kenny vs. Spenny Clayton Ruby, , Toronto lawyer, partner with Ruby & Edward Sara Singh, MPP and deputy leader of the Ontario NDP Greg Sorbara, former Ontario Minister of Finance Armine Yalnizyan, economist and writer Notable faculty Irving Abella, , author and historian Jean Burnet, professor of ethnic studies and relations, and founder of Glendon's department of sociology Jean-Gabriel Castel, RSC OC, lawyer, author Christopher Dewdney, author Alex Himelfarb, former Clerk of the Privy Council and Director of the Glendon School of Public and International Affairs John W. Holmes, , diplomat and professor of international relations (1971–1981) Michiel Horn, RSC, official historian of