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wvmh Free Wi-Fi coming to GO train and buses in Halton
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Abhy Expect delays   : Drivers preparing for multiple closures on QEW and Highway 403 in Oakville and Burlington July 13-17
 TORONTO 鈥?A young boy and his father have been found dead in a Toronto apartment in what is believed to be a murder-suicide.Zlatan Cico, 58, and his six-year-old son, Simon, were found without vital signs shortly after 7 p.m. Monday, Toronto police said in a news release Tuesday.Both were pronounced dead at the scene. The boy showed  8220 igns of trauma, but police didn ;t elaborate further.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Police said they are not looking for any suspects, but are asking anyone with information to come forward.Pearse Vujcic said he knew something was wrong when he noticed his dog was running in circles on his balcony.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW         stanley mug                          I then heard a loud noise a stanley termosky nd I knew right away somebody is dead, Vujcic said, who had been Cico   neighbour for 11 years. It was not a regular noise when you have a domestic dispute or something. It was totally different, like in a war.Vujcic said he left his apartment and saw Simon   mother in the hallway, screaming,  My son is inside, how am I going to live without my son                 ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                   stanley thermobecher                       The door to Cico   apartment was open, and Vujcic said he entered with a few other neighbours to find the man dead with a note on his chest. He said Simon was also dead.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                         Duty Toronto Beach    Love in the Park    dance rally aims to support Black children
 TORONTO 鈥?Liberal leader Justin Trudeau unveiled his party   housing plan Tuesday, but real estate industry members are concerned it won ;t do much to alleviate a lack of sup stanley cup ply.Trudeau   plan, announced at a Tuesday campaign stop in Hamilton, Ont., is built around helping renters become homeowners t stanley canada hrough $1 billion in loans and grants, but also involves a two-year moratorium on foreign buyers, banning blind bidding and a Bill of Rights creating a legal right to a home inspection.The Liberals plan to help young, first-time buyers with a new savings account allowing Canadians under 40 to save up to $40,000 toward their first home, and withdraw it tax-free to put toward their purchase, with no requirement to repay it.               ARTICLE  stanley cup CONTINUES BELOW                                        The plan also includes a Housing Accelerator Fund, which would make $4 billion available for large cities to speed up their housing plans, in hopes of building 100,000 new middle-class homes by 2024-25.They ;re treating the symptom of the problem and not the real problem, which is the supply, said Ben Young, the senior vice-president of development at Southwest Properties in Halifax.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 With the number of available homes failing to keep up with demand in recent years, he would like to see federal and provincial government lands opened up for development, which could boost housing inventory.He

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 An Acton man previously reported missing has been founstanley cup d safe.In a media release Thursda stanley tazas y  March 2  evening, Halton Police said that Joao Matias, 50, has been located a vaso stanley nd  returned home to his family. Matias was reported missing yesterday.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Ixfa Cineplex muses about producing original content
 SAN FRANCISCO 鈥?Facebook settled five lawsuits alleging that its advertising systems enabled discrimination in housing , credit and employment ads. For the socia stanley cup l network, that   one major legal problem down, several to go, including government investigations in the U.S. and Europe over its data and privacy practices.As part of that settlement, Facebook says it will overhaul ad targeting for housing, credit and employment ads so they can ;t be used to discriminate on the basis of race and ethnicity, gender and other legally protected categories in the U.S., including national orig stanley cupe in and sexual orientation. The social media company is al stanley mug so paying about $5 million to cover legal fees and other costs.Facebook and the plaintiffs 鈥?a group including the American Civil Liberties Union, the National Fair Housing Alliance and others 鈥攃alled the settlement historic. It took 18 months to hammer out. The company still faces an administrative complaint filed by U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development in August over the housing ads issue.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        What   not yet clear is how well the safeguards will work. Facebook has been working to address a slew of social consequences related to its platform, with varying degrees of success. Last week, it scrambled to remove graphic video filmed by a gunman in the New Zealand mosque shootings, but the footage remained available for hours on its s