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 A 19-year-old Milton woman is dead and police say street racing was to blame after a car slammed into a pole in Mississauga Monday night, Feb. 5.Two men, aged 20 and 22, have been arrested for dangerous driving causing death, but Tuesday morning formal charges had not yet been laid.Police said the crash happened on Eglinton Avenue near Mavis Road around 11 p.m.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The dead woman, identified by relatives as Rabab Arshad, a York University student on her way home after an exam, was a passenger in a blue Mitsubishi Eclipse. A second passenger in the vehicle, a 21-year-old Mississauga woman, was critically injured in the single-vehicle crash and was taken to a Toronto trauma centre, said Peel police. She has serious but non-life-threatening injuries stanley tazas .The driver of the Mitsubishi, a 20-year-old man, was taken to a local hospital and is one of two men now under arrest.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                  So far we know that it  the Mitsubishi  was involved in a street-racing incident with a black Ford Fusion,  said Peel Const. Iryna Yashnyk.The driver of the Ford, a 22-year-old man, is also under arrest for dangerous drivin stanley thermoskannen g causing death.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                  stanley en mexico                        Police did not say when or where he was arrested, or if he stopped after the westbound Mitsubishi crashed.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                          Czgz Niagara Falls duo arrested on drug charges
 Coroner attributes fentanyl use to overdose deaths in Warren CountyJanuary 3, 2020 Krista Garrison, Share This StoryFacebookTwitteremailPrintLinkedinRedditBOWLING GREEN, Ky.  Overdose deaths are up 61.5 percent from 2018. In 2019, 20 people died from drug overdoses. That number could increase because the coroner   office is waiting on toxicology screenings on six bodies. In 2018, overdose deaths claimed 13 lives in Warren County.Coroner Kevin Kirby said opioids and overall growth in the community are driving that increase.Officials say fentanyl, an opioid often produced on the black market with no quality control, is an extremely dangerous drug much stronger than many other drugs and is a huge factor in overdose deaths in the area. People are using cutting agents in these drugs and all too often fentanyl is being introduced in there. And, a stanley website gain, it goes ba stanley flask ck to no quality control. They are cutting the stanley cup  drug, whatever it may be, so that they can make more profit and the dealer is not necessarily concerned about your health,  said Tommy Loving, Bowling Green-Warren County Drug Task Force Director. We do see fentanyl as one of the causes of overdose deaths in Bowling Green. Were seeing more and more of that as we are seeing that as a problem all the way across the country. We ;re seeing more and more overdose deaths and you can see that in the numbers over the years, how they have increased,  said Kirby.On top of the 20 drug overdoses in Warren County in 2019, l

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 It was a go-to spot for Karen Brionni and her family.The gargantuan veal sandwiches, the tasty tomato sauce on top of pasta.Then, it was all gone, almost as fast as the food after showing up on the dinner table.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        On A Bun Oakville, an Italian-style sandwich shop and restaurant on Hays Boulevard with a 4.4 out of five Google rating with 115 reviews, closed its doors after several years.                                                                       stanley cups uk                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                         ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Management however, is telling customers to head over to the Burlington location, which has been re-branded as Domenic   Italian Eatery, to continue to enjoy what staff call fresh, authentic dishes.Domenics is simply a restaurant that loves what we do and want everyone who comes in, to enjoy their stay, no gimmicks, no mascots, just us, according to the restaurant   website.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Oakville residents who live near the re botella stanley staurant, located within walking distance of Walmart, stanley bottles  say they will miss the convenience of having it so close.  Xcxo No Netflix tax coming in culture policy
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 When Justin Trudeau was finally able to announce a smartphone app for COVID-19 contact tracing on Thursday, the excitement in his voice came as no surprise to anyone whos been following that file closely.The prime minister is a bit of a geek and veers towards giddiness when he talks about the possibilities of technology. And the promise of an app that would help Canadians open up the economy, get back to work and keep a second wave of coronavirus under control is just so enticing.As solutions go, however, the app is far from magic. Its fraught with issues around division of powers, efficiency, inclusion and privacy 鈥?which is why it has taken weeks just to get to the announcement stage. Thats also why its only going to be rolled out in one province 鈥?Ontario 鈥?for now.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        There is another solution, though, that is not nearly as glamorous but might be equally effective and would certainly be a lot simpler to roll out: mandatory masks.After a short period of controversy at the start of the pandemic, public health authorities have come to love non-medical face masks. They are both af botella stanley fordable and easily available these days. They require no federal-provincial negotiations or i stanley hrnek nternational protocol around respect for privacy. Their rules for proper usage are simple and low-tech.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 And stanley cup  more importantly, they give customers, business owners and worke Mtvf Coronavirus update: Another Halton Hills resident dead as COVID-19 cases hit 600 mark in Halton region
 In the world of big tech, algorithms are behind much of what we see online.They affect what users digitally encounter on a day-to-day basis, including the ads they are targeted with, the results they get from search engine queries and the content that pops up on their social media feeds.But what are algorithms and how exactly do they function  We asked tech and digital marketing experts to weigh in.     stanley cup            ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        What is an algorithm In technology, an algorithm is a set of instructions and rules created to give a computer the ability to perform a specific task or solve a specific problem, Salma Karray, a marketing professor at Ontario Tech University, said.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 But the way an algorithm is set up, and for what purpose, vari stanley cup es greatly from platform to platform. For example, a search engine algorithm and a social media algorithm will work differently to solve different problems or pain points for its users.Search engine algorithms               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Search engines, like other algorithms, have data sets, Karray said.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                              They collect data from a v stanley cup quencher ariety of sources, such as websites, users and companies, and use that data to find the most relevant information for people, based on the keywords and queries they enter into the s