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 OTTAWA 鈥?Conservative Leader Erin O ;Toole and the Bloc Quebecois chief Yves-Francois Blanchet are expected to take their seats in the House of Commons this week after being benched due to COVID-19.Their respective replies to the Liberals ; speech from the throne will come as MPs are also set to debate new COVID-19 relief measures 鈥?and potentially pass them into law 鈥?during the first full week of operations for the pandemic Parliament.O ;Toole   response to the speech from the throne will be his first statement in the Commons since becoming party leader just over a month ago.             stanley botella    ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        O ;Toole used his victory speech as new Conservative leader last month to focus on how he ;d expand the so-called big blue tent and make the party relevant beyond its base.His throne speech reply will recast that approach as a pitch to the country as a whole.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Yet while his first comments in the House stanley cup  of Commons as Tory leader will be important, grand speeches delivered on the floor of the Commons matter less i stanley thermos n the digital era, suggested Ginny Roth of Crestview Strategies.Even as he was stuck in his basement, the party was pushing out video clips in a bid to introduce him more broadly to the country.One was about his mother   death when he was a child and the pivotal role his hockey coach played in helping him thro Tuzr Hamilton Police Service hearing clears officer over encounter with Coun. Matthew Green
 Community-led infrastructure projects across Halton will receive some much-needed funding courtesy of the Golden Horseshoe Hub in Southern Ontario.The hub, which is a consortium of eight community foundations from Oakville, Burlington, north Halton and elsewhere, recently announced that it will work together to distribute more than $1.1 million to transform public spaces in response to COVID-19.The group announced:       stanley flask          ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        鈥?BurlingtonGreen Environmental Association will receive $14,209 for its Clean Up Green Up: Expanding Vulnerable Community Connections project.鈥?Burlington Public Library will get $19,650 for their Connection For All: Post COVID Technology Access project.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 鈥?Milton Public Library will receive $50,000 for their Be Inspired: Indigenous-Centred Knowledge project.鈥?Rotary Club of Oakville Trafalgar will get $50,000 to bring adult and senior fitness equipment to Memorial Park.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        鈥?Canadian Mental Health Association Halton Region Branch will receive $48,559 for their Coping Skills for Change Virtual Groups project.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                              鈥?stanley cups  Sexual Assault and Violence  stanley tumblers Intervention Services of Halton  SAVIS  will get $10,000 for their Crisis Line Support.In total, 26 projects in Halton, Peel, Brant, Bra