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A recent spate of drowning incidents in Ontario and Quebec has led to renewed calls for more vigilance around water and making swimming lessons part of the school curricul
stanley cup um.The issue was top of mind Tuesday following the death of a six-year-old who was pulled from a Montreal pool. A lifeguard had been on duty and several other people were swimming nearby when the incident happened Monday, officials said.Also Monday, a 13-year-old girl was pulled from a small lake at a campground in southwestern Ontario and later died in hospital. And last week, a five-year-old girl and her mother drowned in an unsupervised pool at a resort west of Collingwood, Ont. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Lifeguards are a great preventative measure, said Barbara Byers, of the Lifesaving Society, a charity devoted to preventing drownings and water-related injuries.If they ;re guarding at a pool and they see a non-swimmer, they ;ll make sure the non-swimmer stays in the shallow area, they ;ll make sure they stay away from the drop-off, they ;ll make sure they have a parent within arm reach. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Less than one per cent of drownings in Ontario and Quebec occur in lifeguard-supervised environments, said Byers.But parents and guardia
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TORONTO 鈥?The novel coronavirus has whipsawed stock markets but investors shouldn ;t take Monday sharp rebound as a signal that volatility has ended, say investment experts.It too soon to say that everything has been straightened out and the all clear has been blown, says Greg Taylor, chief investment officer of Purpose Investments.He said investors should take a measured approach because the bounce after the worst week since global financial crisis may not last. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW U
stanley cup .S. stock markets gained as much as 5.1 per cent Monday while the TSX was up 1.8 per cent after losing 12.9 and eight per cent, respectively, from record highs.The fear of the unknown surrounding th
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stanley website NTINUES BELOW We are dealing with so many unknowns it impossible to call the bottom right now, Taylor said in an interview.Part of the volatility was the result of big investors like pension funds rebalancing portfolios at the end of the month and then reallocating money to start March. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW It was really a period where it seem
