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 A man who broke the jaw of his partner is spending his weekends in jail for the next number of months.The assault took place  stanley mugs in May 2019, the Parry Sound Court heard on Oct. 22, when the man slapped his partner across the face. The woman, the court heard, ended up in a shelter, couldnt eat solid food for  stanley vaso a time and needed a sp stanley cup ecial pillow for sleeping. I expect it came as a bit of a surprise 鈥?that a slap could result in  this injury , but its not like you see in the movies, any time force is applied to a person, injury can result,  said Crown Attorney Steven Scharger.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The man, 41, of Wasauksing First Nation, pleaded guilty to assault and the court sentenced him to a 90-day jail term, to be served from Friday evenings to Monday mornings, followed by a 15-month probation term, a 15-month ban on possessing a weapon and he was ordered to provide a sample of his DNA.       I would suggest to you that complying with this order 鈥?is the best way to reinforce your remorsefulness for your actions,  said Justice Bonnie Oldham in response to the man apologizing for his actions that night.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Cdwc Chen says BlackBerry strategy is working
 Haltons daily case count of new COVID-19 infections continues to hold steady below 20, with three-quarters of todays reported cases being in the southern part of the region.According to the Nov. 3 data from Halton Public Health, there are 14 new cases across the region 鈥?5 each in Oakville and Burlington, three in Milton an stanley cup d one in Halton Hills.Almost all of the new cases are in people under the age of 59, with five of them hitting youth in the 0-19 bracket.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Throughout the region, there are 77 active cases. This includes 19 in Burlington, 10 in Halton Hills, 17 in Milton and 31 in Oakville.On the vaccine front, 88 per cent of eligible Halton residents aged 12 and up have received at least one dose of a COVID-19 vaccination, with 85 per cent having both doses.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Haltons daily dashboard is now providing in stanley cup formation about the risk of COVID-19 infection and hos stanley taza pitalization amongst unvaccinated residents, compared to fully vaccinated residents.The latest numbers show that in the past 30 days, among unvaccinated Halton residents there have been 271.5 cases and 18.2 hospitalizations per 100,000 people. In vaccinated residents, there have been 31.8 cases and 0.7 hospitalizations per 100,000 people.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Halton hospitals are reporting that two patients are currently hospitalized