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BRAMPTON, Ont. 鈥?Loblaw Companies Ltd. says its net income plunged in the second quarter despite surging revenues because of COVID-19 related costs including a te
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Regional council is demanding the federal government turn down CNs proposal for an intermodal hub in Milton.A motion to this effect was unanimously passed by Halton councillors following an in camera, or closed door, discussion during their Feb. 12 session.The resolution is based on the recent findings of a federal review panel, which concluded CNs 400-acre project is likely to have significant adverse environmental effects on air quality and human health. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW This is the wrong location for the proposed truck-rail hub and it is not justified in these circumstances, said Milton Mayor Gord Krantz, who put the motion forth. The answer for the federal government is clear 鈥?dont approve this project. Seconding the resolution was Burlington Mayor Marianne Meed Ward, who emphasized that the proposed intermodal will have impacts on all communities across Halton. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The minister of environment and climate chan
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