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 TORONTO 鈥?A culture of inequality continues to persist in Canada   capital markets sector and the brunt of it is felt by women and people who are racialized, Indigenous or identify as LGBTQ2S+, a new report says.According to a study of 600 Canadian finance workers conducted by Women in Capital Markets in 2019 and released Wednesday, only half of women believed they are treated equally and have the same access  starbucks stanley cup to opportunities as other genders at their firm and just one-third thought their company is free from gender bias and that the promo stanley water bottle tion process is fair and objective.Nearly 60 per cent of men said their workplace was free from gender bias, a rate double that of women, and 75 per cent of men believed harassment wasn ;t an issue at their employer.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        For corporate Canada, we have a lot of work to do and the most frustrating point is how far we have to go with the BIPOC  Black, Indigenous, people of colour stanley thermoskannen  , LGBTQ community and women more generally. We just have miles to go, said Camilla Sutton, the president and chief executive of Women in Capital Markets.The study revealed that Black women were the least likely to say they were treated equally by their firm and manager, and the least likely to perceive they have equal career opportunities.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 They were also most likely to report being afraid for their personal safe Ezah Household debt ratio rises to 170.7%: StatCan
 1. What is Pat Musitano   position in the traditional organized crime world 聽Pasquale  Pat  Musitano pictured in 1998 | Paul Hourigan, Hamilton Spectator file photo               ARTICLE CONTI stanley quencher NUES BELOW                                        聽聽        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Pat Musitano is the boss of the Musitano cri vaso stanley me family, inheriting control of the family business when his father, Dominic Musitano, died in 1995. The Musitanos are one of the original mafia families that vied for control of Hamilton. However, their current strength and position remains unclear amid violence across the GTA that includes shootings and murders.2. Why was Pat Musitano in a parking lot on Matheson Boulevard East in Mississauga at 7 a.m.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                         stanley cup 聽                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                              A Denali is towed from scene of the Pat Musitano shooting in Mississauga on Thursday with a flattened rear tire. | John Rennison, The Hamilton Spectator聽聽Pat had been to an early morning meeting with his lawyer, Joseph Irving, who has an office there. Irving, who practises criminal and civil law, has been representing Musitano in a dispute between Havana Group Supplies Inc. 鈥?a paving and construction company Musitano is involved with 鈥?and truckers who say they are owed money by Havana. Irving is said to often hold meetings in the early morning.3. Is there any s

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 TORONTO 鈥?Ontario announced Wednesday that COVID-19 booster shots will be available to everyone next year, but starting Saturday the next priority group will be able to book appointments for six months past their second dose.All of the following groups are being prioritized based on an increased risk of waning immunity six months after their second dose, as well as various other factors.- People aged 70 and older have a high risk of severe illness from COVID-19.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        - Health-care workers have a higher risk of exposure at work.- First Nation, Inuit and Metis adults and their non-Indigenous household members are among communities disproportionately affected by COVID-19, as well as being faced with inequities related to the social determinants of health.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 - People who received two doses of the AstraZeneca vaccine or the one-dose Janssen vaccine started with a lower vaccine efficacy than people who rec stanley cup eived an mRNA vaccine and may have a gradual waning immune response sooner.- Further expansion of eligibility is expected to start in early 2022 based on the date of a second dose. Officials say the protection from two doses is still very high for the general population after six months, especially against severe illness and death, so a booster dose  stanley mugs would provide additional prot stanley kubek ection against more mild illness.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW   Hdgv WATCH NOW: Ontario Premier Doug Ford shares latest COVID update on reopening plans
 Ontarios top doctor has a prescription for the summer as cases of COVID-19 spike in the United States and hit new a new low in this province: dont let your guard down.Surges of the highly  water bottle stanley contagious virus in the sun belt from Florida to Texas, Arizona and California 鈥?with thousands of new cases daily 鈥?provide ample warning of the dangers of complacency as people flock to restaurant patios, mal stanley cup ls, beaches, barber shops, hair and nail salons here. Its not open up and be casual, its open up and be careful,  chief medical officer Dr. David Williams said as Ontarians get used to being out and about after months in lockdown.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                         Im so proud of the people of Ontario versus the reckless approach, in my opinion, south of the border,  Premier Doug Ford told his daily news conference Friday after the Ministry of Health announced just 111 new cases of COVID-19. Everyone just goes hog wild and doesnt worry about anything,  Ford added of the problem states.  Well, thats come back to bite them.        ARTICLE CONTIN stanley cup UES BELOW                                  We just pray to God it doesnt happen here. The 111 new cases marked Ontarios lowest daily increase since late March as testing reached a new high of 30,780 samples processed the previous day.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                         While very welcome news, we shouldnt draw too many conclusions from one day of data,  Health Mi

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 The song  Wildflower  by Indigenous singers lin stanley taza gered in the air of the office at Commerce Valley Drive West, at the unveiling of the first legacy room in Markham.Emely Velasquez, singer of Strong Water Women, a collective group of Indigenous and non-Indigenous women using drumming and singing as a means of achieving unity, shared the story of the song  Wildflower  with the working team in the legacy room.  The song  Wildflowers talks about a time when there were p stanley mug eople coming to take our children. And it talks about how someone came on a horse from another community and stood on a mountain and looked down over the mountain. And as he stood on the horse, because he was so high up, all the Indigenous people below in the village, they look like wildflowers. A stanley cup nd it is called Wildflowers because the children used to play in these fields of wildflowers. They spread the seeds as they played and ran in the fields. And when the children were taken, those fields never came back because there was no one out there playing in those fields to be able to spread the seeds.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The Markham-based media company Active International worked in partnership with the Gord Downie  Chanie Wenjack Fund  DWF  to launch this legacy room on Oct. 17, the first day of Secret Path Week, which is a national movement to commemorate the legacy of residential school victim Chanie Wenjack, who died in 1966 after he escaped from a resid Djkf He didn t come home : Retired Mac prof dies of COVID-19 in Portugal
 DUBAI, United Arab Emirates 鈥?Commercial airliners flying over the Persian Gulf risk being targeted by miscalculation or misidentification from the Irani stanley cup an military amid heightened tensions  stanley us between the Islamic Republic and the U.S., American diplomats warned Saturday, even as both Washington and Tehran say they don ;t seek war.The warning relayed by U.S. diplomatic posts from the Federal Aviation Administration underscored the risks the current tensions pose to a region critical to both global air travel and trade. Oil tankers allegedly have faced sabotage and Yemen rebel drones attacked a crucial Saudi oil pipeline over the last week.Meanwhile on Saturday, Iraqi officials said ExxonMobil Corp. began evacuating staff from Basra, and the island nation of Bahrain ordered its citizens out of Iraq and Iran over the recent escalations and threats.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        However, U.S. officials have yet to publicly explain the threats they perceive coming from Iran, some two weeks after the White House ordered an aircraft carrier and B-52s bombers into the region. The U.S. also has ordered nonessential staff out of its diplomatic posts in Iraq.President Donald Trump since has sought to soften his tone on Iran. Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif also stressed Saturday that Iran is not seeking war, c stanley france omments seemingly contradicted by the head of the Revolutionary Guard, who

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 TORONTO 鈥?A re-elected Liberal government would order striking York University workers back to the classroom, the party   leader pledged Monday in what some experts called a desperate attempt to push a hot-button issue.With unions throwing their support behind the New Democrats, Kathleen Wynne used a campaign stop to portray herself as a champion of the collective bargaining process 鈥?but also as someone willing to be pragmatic, unlike her NDP rival Andrea Horwath, by using back-to-work legislation.Barry Kay, a professor of political stanley mug  science at Wilfrid Laurier, said Wynne   raising the issue now is a sign of panic as the June 7 election looms and polls show her party in third place 鈥?well behind the NDP and the Progressive Conservative stanley thermosflasche s.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The Liberals are scrambling, Kay said. She   trying to save the furniture, she   trying to do the best she can.At the same time, Kay called the back-to-work threat a wedge issue on which the New Democrats are vulnerable. Most voters pro stanley cup bably aren ;t all that enamoured with Horwath   position against ever using such legislation, he said.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 York   unionized contract faculty and teaching assistants walked out March 5 over their demands for enhanced job security and funding. The dispute, which shows no signs of abating, has raised the spectre  Hlrm Ottawa could distribute COVID-19 rapid tests itself if provinces don t start using them, Justin Trudeau says
 As Ontario begins to reopen and works to contain the spread of COVID-19, one aspect of the fight h stanley thermos as proved troublingly evasive.On any given day in the past month, the province hasnt been able to account for the source of exposure for more than two-thirds of reported cases of the virus. This is because the cases are due to community spread 鈥?where the source has been determined to be  unknown  鈥?or they are still being investigated by local public health units.Ontarios difficulty in tracking down this information stands in sharp contrast to other provinces, namely British Columbia and Alberta, which have been able to follow the virus better, contain it and ease lockdowns faster.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                         When you know the source, then you know where the hotspot is,  said Colin Furness, an infection contro stanley cup l epidemiologist at the University of Toronto.  W stanley france hen you dont, youre left guessing. Overall, Ontarios performance has not been good, but its variable by region. In some areas, there have been very few cases and contact tracing has been very well done. In other regions, theyve collected a lot of data but they havent reported it. And in other places, theyve just been overwhelmed.         ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Every day, Public Health Ontario publishes a summary that breaks down new and cumulative cases of COVID-19 into categories such as gender distribution, hospitalizations, outbreaks in long

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 TORONTO 鈥?An estimated one in every 66 Canadian children and youth aged five to 17 has autism spect stanley botella rum disorder, says the inaugural report on the prevalence of the neurodevelopmental condition in this country.Autism spectrum disorder, or ASD, is typically detected in early childhood and causes impairments in communication skills and social interactions, often combined with repetitive behaviours and narrowly focused interests or activities.Thursday   report by the Public Health Agency of Canada includes 2015 data from six provinces and one territory. It found that prevalence 鈥?the number of affected pe stanley bottles ople w stanley water bottle ithin a specific population 鈥?ranged from a high of one in 57 children and youth in Newfoundland and Labrador to one in 126 in Yukon.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The overall one in 66 prevalence rate was not unexpected, said Judy Snider, PHAC   acting chief of maternal, child and youth health and a co-author of the report. We had been tracking the rates in the U.S. and it   a very similar rate ... So we ;re not surprised at all.Esther Rhee, national program director for Autism Speaks Canada, welcomed the report, saying that having up-to-date numbers empowers advocacy organizations like hers to help drive progress for the autism community.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 We know that Canada is doing a lot, but there is still so much more t Mjyp Eastern Ontario doctor   s murder case adjourned
 Four Lanark county mayors joined forces on a statement issued in light of the Feb. 26 Freedom Convoy protest that drove through communities.The slow roll demonstration began in Smiths Falls and travelled to Perth and Carleton Place, ending in Mississippi Mills. In the lead up to todays demonstration, Mayor Shawn Pankow  Smiths Falls , Deputy Mayor Ed MacPherson  Perth , Mayor Doug Black   stanley shop Carleton Place  and Mayor Christa Lowry  Mississippi Mills  met with the Lanark OPP and the Smiths Falls Police Service  SFPS  to ensure full operational plans were in place and that the communities were equipped to handle any situation,  reads a press release.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The four mayors along with staff also shared information during the week and today to  stanley cup help limit any potential disturbances, reads the release. Together, the goal was to maintain public safety and minimize the impact on the communities while respecting peaceful demonstration,  reads the release.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Throughout the day the OPP and SFPS were in communication with representatives from the four communities. As well, the mayors and staff from each municipality worked closely together and shared information. We are pleased that the protest remained peaceful, and that public safety was maintained. We respect the right for individuals to protest safely. It is our role along with the police to put plans in  stanley cups plac

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 While the coronavirus lockdown was difficult for many, 16-year-old Binbrook student聽Harleen Sidhu used the time to start a business. I ;m a very detail-oriented person, so I like decorating and all that fun stuff, organizing,  said Sidhu, who operates Sweets by Harleen from her family   home.  So I think it   been really good for me. Her primary confections requested are chocolate-dipped strawberries and cake pops, which have been selling like hotcakes, so to speak, with Sidhu spending 15 to 20 hours a week on her increasingly busy side gig.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                     stanley vattenflaska     She grew up with a love of cooking. Desserts were her favourite, because it challenged her creatively. Last year, she began looking into part-time jobs, but thought with COVID-19 it would be tricky. I began thinking of starting something on my own, and I thought that baking would be good since I already had some experience with it,  said Sidhu.  And I wanted to get away from the screen since I was doing online stuff, so I could have done tutoring becaus stanley cup e I ;m academically strong, but the business would help me be more creative and step away from the screen, so this business made sense.         ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Her business was helped by Summer Company, a provincially funded program that helped with startup money, mentorships and advice from local business leaders. Sidhu said it paid off. I lik stanley canada e to be or Nmmt GoFundMe set up for Peterborough boy, 6, recently diagnosed with Stage 3 cancer
 COBOURG 鈥?With several of Santas reindeer requiring some TLC this year, members of the Cobourg Santa Claus Parade committee are calling on the Town of Cobourg to continue to support the annual event.Now in its 64th year, the parade has seen dozens of iterations and organizing groups over the years, said committee member Andrew Hall.On March 11, at the meeting of the committee of the whole, he said that the town has provided organizers with a $3,500 municipal gr stanley cup ant for the event, which was matched by the Cobourg Downtown stanley cup  Business Improvement Area  DBIA  and Cobourg Lions Club.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        For several years prior to 2009, Hall said, the event was organized and run by the DBIA. During that time the DBIA reached out for assistance from service clubs, both for stanley cup  financial support and for volunteers,  he said.  That call was answered by the Cobourg Lions Club, who provided financial assistance and an army of volunteers who helped with the organization and logistics of the parade.         ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 After forming a pseudo-committee that helped administer the funds and manage all of the volunteers, Hall said, organizational changes led to the committee breaking off and opening their own bank account.Hall was hired as the DBIA co-ordinator during that period and saw the DBIA contribute $3,500 to the Lions each year, an arrangement that continues to this day.               ARTICL

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 MONTREAL 鈥?Nurses and other health-care workers blocked two major bridges in Montreal and Quebec City Monday, escalating pressure tactics to push the province to address worki vaso stanley ng conditions they say have worsened during the COVID-19 pandemic.Quebec continues to report more than 1,000 new COVID-19 cases a day, and Nancy Bedard, president of the Federation interprofessionnelle de la sante du Quebec, said many nurses are taking sick leave, retiring or quitting.It was already extremely difficult before the pandemic, Bedard said in an interview.  But COVID-19  came and exasperated health-care professionals even further.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Members of the union, which represents about 76,000 health-care workers, blocked traffic Monday morning on Montreal   Jacques Cartier Bridge and on the Quebec Bridge in the provincial capital. The union is negotiating a new collective agreement with the province.The protests came amid growing concerns around whether Quebec   health-care network will be able to withstand the pressure of a second wave of the COVID-19 pandemic.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Quebec reported 1,038 new cases of COVID-19 as well as six more deaths attributed to the novel coronavirus M stanley botella onday, bringing the total to 94,429 cases and 6,044 deaths since the pandemic began.Hospitalizations also increased by five compared stanley taza  with the prior day, for a to Incj Most actively traded companies on the TSX
 You can have your weed, but you cant smoke it too.The County of Dufferin has developed a framework for cannabis consumption in its long-term care home, mainly Dufferin Oaks in Shelburne and McKelvie-Burnside Village.RELATED: CANNABIS MASTER LIST: What Ontario says you can and cant do with marijuana after Oct. 17               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Heres what you need to know before lighting one up:1  Residents can receive deliveries from the Ontario Cannabis Store to Dufferin Oaks, but they must have their government issued ID at the ready to prove they are of age.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 2  Residents are allowed to keep up to the legal stanley cup  limit of cannabis onsite, however it must be out of plain view and safely stored.3  No growing allowed. For safety and security reasons, residents cant grow their own on site.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        RELATED: Cannabis in your community: 25% use daily; 39% l stanley cups uk ikely to try now that its legal, survey stanley vaso  finds                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                              4  You cant smoke cannabis on Dufferin Oaks property, including the parking lot of McKelvie-Burnside Village and the Mel Lloyd Centre. That, coupled with the Town of Shelburnes cannabis bylaw, would make it very difficult for residents to smoke weed in the general vicinity of the home.5  Residents with medical marijuana licences can

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 Two carpenters and a builder working at a Georgetown development were transported to hospital last week, after the second-storey deck they were standing on collapsed.According to the Ministry of Labour, an inspector was called to the location on Foxtail Court  near Eighth Line and 15 Sid stanley thermoskannen e Road  on stanley cups  June 27 where thr stanley becher ee workers were injured. A recommendation was made to the builder, Double Oak Homes, not to disturb the scene and the ministry says this request was complied with.Peter Dyck, owner of Einbau Ltd., the millwork installation company on site at the time, said two of his workers were injured in the collapse 鈥?one reportedly suffering a broken leg and the other with possible fractures. Dyck says he was not on site at the time of the incident.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Double Oak Homes president Kieran Keaveney was the third individual injured in the incident, according to an employee from the builder   office. The employee told the Independent that Keaveney is not yet back at work as a result of his injuries.      The investigation is still ongoing through the Ministry of Labour.聽        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Sgt. Dana Nicholas of Halton Regional Police Service says police presence was not requested at the scene and officers have not been involved in investigating this incident. Habi 22 people charged in Caledonia protests:OPP
 MONTREAL 鈥?The son of a 94-year-old Quebec woman who died of COVID-19 at one of stanley cup  the province   hardest-hit long-term care homes has filed a class action lawsuit application against the government-run residence, where at least 68 others have died from the virus.Jean-Pierre Daubois is alleging the Montreal-area long-term care home acted negligently by forcing two employees with COVID-19 symptoms to remain at work, by improperly isolating residents, and by failing to provide protective equipment to employees.The lawsuit, filed on Monday and whose claims have not been tested in court, says the plaintiff   mother, Anna Jose Maquet, died on April 3, after being in the care of a nurse who later tested positive for COVID-19.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Maquet was one of at least 69 residents of CHSLD Ste-Dorothee who died of COVID-19 as of April 21.The application also targets the regional health authority responsible for the Ste-Dorothee public long-term care home, located in Laval, Montreal   northern suburb.        ARTICLE CON stanley tumblers TINUES BELOW                                 Daubois ; lawyer, Patrick Martin-Menard, said he has witnesses and documents that support the allegations in the class action.The personnel wa stanley cups s negligent, Martin-Menard said in an interview Tuesday. The authorities at the CHSLD made their sick employees work. As they kept working, they infected other patients.       

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 From negotiating with children o stanley vattenflaska n a school bus, to handling stressful situations with insurance claims, Mark Lockwood uses the same key skill, listening.聽Born and raised just east of Toronto in Prince Edward County, Lockwood knows what makes a small town tick.聽However, it   his experience in his business career that he says has prepared him perfectly for a position as regional councillor for the Town of Halton Hills.聽               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                             stanley becher             I can look at the big picture, said the father of four, who is semi-retired from his career in the insurance industry.聽During his time as a manager of insurance companies like RBC and Intact, Lockwood says he honed his abilities to lead, negotiate and streamline processes and procedures.聽        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW       stanley thermos mug                            The key part of it is you have to listen, he said. Tell me what your pain points are.He learned that business success can ;t be gained from bludgeoning the opponent. He says the most important part of leadership is to listen to the input of others, while still maintaining that big-picture perspective.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        I know I can translate that here, said Lockwood.聽                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                              In the past year, Lockwood has driven a school-bus in Halton Hills, Bqua Stocks tumble amid rising COVID-19 case count
 TORONTO 鈥?Ontario   COVID-19 situation is dire, one of the province   top doctors said Thursday as the government considered new restrictions to deal with an alarming rise in cases.Hours after the province set a new record for daily infections 鈥?logging 4,736 cases 鈥?Dr. Barbara Yaffe, Ontario   associate medical officer of health, said she had never seen things so bad.Unfortunately, our situation is dire, 8221 stanley mug ; she said.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        At some of the previous press conferences I have referred to the situation as worrisome, and even scary. What is truly scary is that when I used those words before, our rates and our trends were nowhere near where we find ourselves today.Ontario   seven-day average for daily cases had jumped by 36 per cent in one week 鈥?to 4,208, Yaffe said.       stanley puodelis   ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 The 1,932 people currently hospitalized with COVID-19 and 659 in intensive care are both record highs, she noted, highlighting the immense pressure on the health-care system.New public health restrictions 鈥?on top of Ontario   cu stanley cup rrent stay-at-home order and closure of in-person schooling 鈥?will be required and have been recommended to cabinet, Yaffe said.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The measures, which Yaffe did not elaborate on, are based on data gathered by the provinc

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 NEW YORK 鈥?The famous winged TWA terminal at New York   John F. Kennedy Airport came out of its decades-long retirement Wednesday with a new life as a luxury hotel.Gov. Andrew Cuomo was on hand for a ribbon cutting ceremony opening the $268 million project.He said he remembers seeing the terminal as a Queens  stanley mug boy and saying, Wow! Wow! It was ahead of its time and it was New York   vision and creativity and boldness, and outside of the box thinking that made New York, New York. ;               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The Finnish architect Eero Saarinen didn ;t have a hotel in mind when he designed the futuristic structure that opened in 1962.Those were the heady jet-age days of the first space flights and President John F. Kennedy   promise of a moon la stanley cups uk nding.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Developer Tyler Morse hopes the proximity to the tarmac will draw travellers who don ;t want to fight nightmarish city traffic to catch their flights.Beyond today   practical concerns lies a half-century-old dream.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        This TWA Flight Center was built as a cathedral to aviation, Morse said.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                              The history of TWA and its er stanley termohrnek a will be on display in the 200,000-square-foot curving lobby that has no righ