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 It may be Road Safety Week in Canada, but the drivers in Milton Tuesday morning put on quite a show on local roads during a media ride-along with one of Haltons finest.With Miltons District Response Unit Cst. Rob Garland behind the wheel, keeping a watchful eye on motorist and their driving behaviours, it didnt take long before some were nabbed for alleged infraction.In less than an hour, Garland had issued tickets for driving without a licence and distracted driving as well as attend a single-vehicle collision in a private parking lot.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW   stanley termosy                                       Halton residents and area motorists should expect a heightened level of enforce stanley botella ment over the course of the week, as officers embark on a road safety campaign with a focus on aggressive, impaired and distracted driving.No sooner had Garland uttered the words  Lets keep our eyes open for cellphone use, or seatbelt infractions,  we pulled up next to a young woman texting.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Immediately, Garland pulled her over, and she agreed that she had been texting; however, he also discovered that she was driving with expired insurance slips.Since her distracted driving ticket was already going to cost $490, plus three demerit  stanley cup points, he issued a warning over the insurance infraction and asked that she attend the Milton police station to provide proof of insurance. The fine for not being able to show proof of insurance is $ Ytew Today s coronavirus news: Mexican death toll now third-highest; student tests positive on first day of school in Indiana; MLB star opts out after latest postponement; China s rate dips
 The pandemic has heightened the need for affordable and reliable high-speed internet, with many people having to work and study from home.The federal government has announced the latest funding to bring more broadband internet access to more than 300 homes in rural neighbourhoods in Halton.Heres what you need to know.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        鈥?The new $1.6-million investm stanley cup ent is part of the $2.75-billion Universal Broadband Fund program launched by Ott stanley botella awa in November 2020.      鈥?The funding allows internet provider Standard Broadband 鈥?based in Acton and Georgetown 鈥?to expand its fibre network to 324 homes in Haltonvillle and Moffat, allowing rural Milton residents to enjoy greater connectivity.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 鈥?MP Adam van Koeverden made the funding announcement on May 12.鈥?In a news release, van Koeverden said fast and reliable internet is essential for full participation in modern society. Rural households in Nassagaweya deserve the same access to high-speed broadband as city residents. Working from home, taking part in online learning and accessing telehealth services are all normal, daily nee stanley cup ds that rely on connectivity. Many rural residents are also farmers, business people and entrepreneurs who depend on reliable online access to the global economy to put food on the table,  he said.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        鈥?