Toronto, ON – The passing of Marnie Paikin, revered mother of TVO The Agenda host Steve Paikin and a distinguished member of the Order of Canada, has left family and friends devastated. Her son, Steve Paikin, confirmed her passing through a heartfelt Facebook post on Monday, November 20th, 2023, recalling her love for Hamilton Tiger-Cats games alongside her family.
The actual cause of Marnie Paikin’s passing remains undisclosed, leaving her loved ones in mourning. Her remarkable career commenced in September 1996 when she assumed the role of Commissioner, marking the beginning of a remarkable tenure dedicated to enhancing the well-being of Canadians.
Marnie Paikin’s contributions spanned both private and public sectors, showcasing a steadfast commitment to serving her community. As former President of the Canadian Council of Christians and Jews, she received accolades such as the “Outstanding Woman Award” from the Province of Ontario and the Human Relations Award from the Canadian Council of Christians and Jews.
Her induction into the Hamilton Gallery of Distinction and appointment as a Member of the Order of Canada stand as testament to her outstanding service. Serving as a Director of Atomic Energy of Canada Ltd. and Westcoast Energy Inc., Marnie displayed exceptional leadership in national and provincial councils focused on healthcare and education.
Sherry Garner posted on Facebook,
“Wow!! I had no idea this formidable woman lives among us in my beloved Hamilton, on!!!!! I love Steve Paikin. I am not surprised he was raised by such a strong woman. Sending her friends and family love as they say goodbye.”
Beyond her professional commitments, Marnie Paikin ardently advocated for cultural and sporting initiatives, supporting entities like the Hamilton Philharmonic Orchestra and the city’s Canadian Football League franchise. Her endeavors contributed significantly to the development of vibrant communities and spurred a silent yet impactful movement against apathy.
My hometown has lost a trailblazing giant with passing of Marnie Paikin. Her impact crossed so many sectors from arts to post secondary education to corporate Canada. Love this shot of Marnie & I at Grey Cup ‘96, which she proudly chaired. May her memory be a blessing. #HamOnt pic.twitter.com/LjPOKedqKJ
— Terry Cooke (@TerryCookeHCF) November 20, 2023
Remembered as a loving and caring mother and wife, Marnie Paikin’s legacy will be deeply missed by all who had the privilege of knowing her. A service to bid farewell will take place at the cemetery on 427 Limeridge Road East in Hamilton, on Monday, November 27, 2023, at 1 pm, where friends and family are invited to pay their final respects.
The complete obituary of Marnie Paikin will soon be released by her family, offering an opportunity for the community to honor and celebrate the life of an exceptional advocate and cherished matriarch whose impact resonated across numerous spheres.
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