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 As the City of Toronto and Toronto Police received sharp criticism for thei stanley cup r lack of preparedness in handling the crowds that flocked to Trinity Bellwoods Park in Toronto yesterday, police chief Mark Saunders suggested this was not a situation officers could predict.聽I ;ve spoken to the officers and they themselves have said they haven ;t seen anything like this. It was huge, Saunders said at a news conference on Sunday, May 24. This was not a co-ordinated effort; this was just a group of people right across the city coming here.At its peak point, the park had more than 10,000 visitors on Saturday and people have been taking to social media to express their dismay.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Mayor  JohnTory,  TorontoPolice are both at fault at the crowds gathering at  TrinityBellwoodsPark: park should have been closed, and police should have issued fines, enforced public health guidelines COVID19Pandemic鈥?ThePowerOfMath  @WellThisThen  May 24, 2020        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Toronto Police say they were at Trinity Bellwoods today and  educating not enforcing.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Im  stanley cup sorry but the time for  educating  was over a while ago.                ARTICLE CONTINUES B stanley termosar ELOW                                              Retweet if you think Police should do their damn job.  COVID19Ontario pic.twit Vzpd Laurentian suspends admission to some programs
 The Ontario Medical Association is pushing for stricter restrictions in the province   COVID-19 red zones, particularly when it comes to activities indoors.The organization has been in talks with the provincial government since the roll out of the colour code framework earlier this month 鈥?a system OMA president Dr. Samantha Hill said their organization initially thought was too generous between tiers.聽When we raised that issue, along  stanley cup with others, and called for those tiers to be tightened and found that it was 鈥?that  the province  did indeed do that 鈥?that   remarkable, Hill said. In less than a week after rolling it out.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Still, she added, more can be  stanley botella done in hot spots that end up in the province   red zones to reduce the spread of the virus and prevent a lockdown situation from occurring.The OMA continues to engage with the province about further changes in this regard.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Premier Doug Ford is expected to announce new tightened res stanley tumbler trictions this afternoon, though whether it will involve these recommendations remains to be seen.聽There   a lot of evidence that COVID transmission is higher in indoor areas with limited air circulation, and areas of particular concern include restaurants, bars and gyms, Hill said. We really feel that while we do understand the economic ch

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 HALIFAX 鈥?An off-duty police officer was seen kissing and embracing Christopher Garnier at a downtown Halifax bar hours before he allegedly strangled her, a jury heard stanley botella  Wednesday.RCMP Const. Kyle Doane told Garnier   murder trial Wednesday that he reviewed surveillance footage from the Halifax Alehouse after it was discovered Truro police Const. Catherine Campbell may have been dropped off there on Sept. 11, 2015.Doane identified the 36-year-old Campbell on the video as a woman in a dress with a black belt around her waist who enters the bar stanley becher  shortly after 1 a.m.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Campbell arrived by herself and had interactions throughout the evening with several males inside the bar, said Doane.He said eventually Campbell and Garnier are seen on video kissing, embracing and dancing on the bar   upstairs floor.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 At one point they became quite passionate,stanley thermos mug  8221; Doane said just before the Nova Scotia Supreme Court jury was shown the video footage.The thing that stuck out the most was the point where her legs were wrapped around Mr. Garnier.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Doane said the pair are later seen on surveillance video leaving the bar around 3:30 a.m.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                              The 29-year-old Garnier is Puyj Stay out of the water at one Halton public beach
 Two Freshco employees, one from a store in west Torontos Wallace Emerson area and from a store in North York, have tested positive for COVID-19.The first case, which the company announced on its website on Sunday, June 7, is at the FreshCo location at 3925 Jane St., just south of Finch Avenue.The workers last shift was Monday, June 1.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The second employee who contracted the respiratory illness last worked at the FreshCo at the Galleria Shopping Centre at 1245 Dupont St., just west of Dufferin Street.FreshCo shared this news on its website on Thursday, June 11.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 The staff members last day on the job was Wednesday, June 3.Toronto Pu stanley france blic Health immediately initiates an investigation any time a positive COVID-19 case is confirmed in the city.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        This involves interviewing anyone who tests positive for coronavirus to determine where they may have gotten the infection and identify their close contacts. The citys public health agency then follows up directly with the stanley cup  persons close contacts, or through their employer, to assess potential risk and provide further instructions, as needed.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                              Because COVID-19 is spreading in the community, Toronto Public Health is urg stanley cup ing everyone to consider themsel

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 Toronto-based Score Media and Gaming Inc. is being acquired by U.S.-based Penn National Gaming Inc. in a US$2-billion cash and stock deal.The deal announced Thursday will bring together Score Media   pop stanley cup ular theScore mobile sports news app, as well as its betting services in four U.S. states, with Penn National   dozens of gaming and racing properties across 20 states.The acquisition of Score Media and Gaming adds to Penn National   holdings in sports media after it bought a 36 per cent stake in Barstool Sports Inc. in 2020.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                         We are thrilled to be acquiring theScore, which is the number one sports app in Canada and the third most popular sports app in all of North America, said Jay Snowden, chief executive of Penn in a release. TheScores unique media platform and modern, state-of-the art technology is a powerful complement to t stanley cup he reach of Barstool Sports and its popular personalities and content. The deal will see Score Media and Gaming shareholders getting US$17 a share in cash plus 0.2398 of a Penn National stock for eac starbucks stanley cup h theScore share, making the deal roughly half in cash.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 News of the deal sent Score   share price up more than 80 per cent, or $14.69, to $32.83 in mid-afternoon trading on the Toronto Stock Exchange.John Levy, chief executive of theScore, said in a statement that the timing w Zoyi North American stocks rally, loonie down
 A Burlington school has now closed two classrooms in an attempt to manage the spread of COVID-19.The Halton Catholic District School Board on Monday reported two new cases at St. Mark Catholic Elementary School in Burlington and has since closed two classrooms related to the infections.When a positive case occurs either in a student or staff who is learning or working in-person in schools, we will continue to work with Halton Public Health to communicate with affected students, families and staff in our schoo stanley website l communities, The Catholic Board said in a statement.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Meanwhile, Pine Grove Public School in Oakville is reporting another student case, bringing its active total to two, while a new studen stanley drinking cup t case is also being reported at Maple Grove P stanley website ublic School.      There are more than 70 schools in Halton that have reported COVID-19 cases since September. Here is the complete list and interactive map:        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW

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 The call for COVID-19 booster shots to blunt the fast-moving Omicron wave pushed millions of Ontarians to get third doses.But data shows some high-risk populations 鈥?those who would benefit most from the protection 鈥?are lagging in third-dose coverage, with experts warning more efforts are needed to reach these vulnerable groups.Some highest-risk gro stanley canada ups that were initially prioritized for third do stanley cups ses, including organ transplant patients, are generally well-protected, according to the most-recent data from non-profit research group ICES, formerly known as the Institute for Clinical Evaluative Sciences.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        However, just 22 per cent of pregnant Ontarians 鈥?a group among those considered highest-risk 鈥?have received third doses. And just 10 per cent of homeless people under age 65 are boosted, the data shows. Its very worrisome,  said Dr. Jeff Kwong, lead of the Populations and Public Health Research Program at ICES.  When you look at these high-risk groups, the coverage for three doses is considerably lower than the coverage for two doses. There is a lot of work left to do.         ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Boosters were opened up in mid-December to adults who were 84 days past their second shot after research showed three doses offered more protection against the highly transmissible Omicron va stanley cups riant. As of Thursday, nearly 5.8 million Ontarians have received their third dose.

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 WASHINGTON 鈥?Hillary Clinton may not be accumulating the type of early-vote advantage her campaign wanted, but she continues to maintain an apparent edge over Donald Trump, with roughly one-fourth of all ex stanley termosy pected ballots cas stanley canada t in the 2016 election.The Democrat   campaign once hoped to bank substantial votes from Democrats in North Carolina and Florida before Election Day. Both are must-win states for Donald Trump.But data about the early vote suggest she   not doing as well as President Barack Obama in 2012. Ballot requests from likely supporters have been weak in parts of the Midwest, and African-American turnout has fallen, too.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW      stanley mugs                                    Still, the tens of millions of early votes cast also point to strength from Democratic-leaning Latino voters, potentially giving Clinton a significant advantage in Nevada and Colorado. With more than half the votes already cast in those states, Democrats are matching if not exceeding their successful 2012 pace, according to data compiled by The Associated Press.We are seeing the trajectory of the election change in some states, but Democrats are also making up ground, said Michael McDonald, a University of Florida professor and expert in voter turnout.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Early voting 鈥?by mail and at polling stations 鈥?is underway in 37 states. More than 31 million votes have been cast, representing nearly Acyh Environment Canada now issues Winter Storm Warning for Oakville and Burlington as well as Milton and Halton Hills with up to 25 cm of snow falling at 4 cm per hour
 Call him a dog-gone welcome addition to the Halton Regional Police Service ranks.On Friday  Dec. 2 , Halton police officially introduced their newest service dog, Blue, to the force.He and handler Const. Matt Volaric were the centre of attention at a special graduation ceremony for the now fully-trained canine. He and Volaric recently completed a 16-week course in general patrol and drug and firearm detection.               stanley cup  ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        On hand for the graduation were the children  vaso stanley of Det. Const stanley tumblers . Mike Tidball 鈥?five-year-old Kenzley and eight-year-old Colton 鈥?who passed away suddenly on the job in 2021.      They were given the honour of naming Blue and presented his K9 badge.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW

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 Taxes in Midland will increase by approximately 2.5 per cent this year.Council approved a $31.5-million operating budget and $9.2-million capital budget on Feb. 24 stanley thermos mug , following three full days of deliberations. The approved 2.5 per cent increase equates to an increase of $36 per $100,000 in property assessment on a residential tax bill. We faced a new challenge this year with the COVID-19 pandemic, stanley mug  something that has impacted us all. With that in mind, council tasked staff with developing a budget with a 2.5 per cent tax increase or less. Im pleased to say we have achieved this goal while preserving our services and the additional community support contained within,聽said Mayor Stewart Strathearn.聽               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        On Feb. 3, staff informed council that continuing to provide basic services at current service levels would result in a 2.23 per cent tax increase, as the municipality had a v stanley cup ariety of scheduled cost increases out of its control.Still, some councillors fought for no tax increase.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 I realize and appreciate that the town needs to continue to function and function even better; however, in my opinion, many budget items should have been put on hold considering we are in a pandemic, stated Beth Prost.Coun. Jonathan Main called the budget process  eye-opening,  and noted council and staff worked hard to get down to the lowest increase Siqc Companies must see cyber-attacks as inevitable
 Scarborough Town Centre has opened an outdoor skating rink聽for complimentary public use throughout the winter.Weve created The RINK at STC to give everyone in the area and beyond one more way to enjoy the outdoors and embrace the season,  said Thien Nguyen, general manager of Scarborough Town Centre, in a news release.The mall noted that reservations are required in order to manage social distancing and skaters should bring their own skates for personal use as there are no rentals. Helmets must be worn by guests under 12 and recommended for those over  stanley cups uk 12, as well.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                   stanley bottles       The Rink, which officially opened just prior to Christmas, is located outside the mall near the Cineplex entrance and is open daily from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m.      Special activities will be introduced in January and will include DJ Skate Nights on specific weekends and Character Skate Day featuring popular childrens entertainment characters, among other themed events. The special event schedule will be published in  stanley quencher January.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW

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 TORONTO 鈥?Ontario is launching a public awareness campaign to highlight the dangers of using recreational cannabis and promote social responsibility ahead of the lega stanley thermobecher lization of marijuana next week.Attorney General Caroline Mulroney said the ads will emphasize the province   rules around the sale and consumption of pot, as well as measures to protect children and the community.Our message will remain clear, Mulroney said Tuesday during a speech at Toronto   Empire Club. We will plainly tell Ontarians how our children, communities and roads will be protected, and how we will work to combat criminals.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Mulroney said the advertisements will run next week in traditional media as well as on digital and social channels to reach a younger audience.It should go without saying that these ads do not promote cannabis use or the cannabis market, she said.  The ads  will focus on social responsibility, including the serious health and addiction risks of short- and long-term cannabis use.        ARTICLE CON stanley water bottle TINUES BELOW                                 Last month the Progressive Conservativ stanley mug es announced they were moving to a private retail sale model, shifting away from the previous Liberal government   plan to sell pot in publicly owned shops. Under the Liberal plan the province would have had 200 pot stores by 2020.The Tories estimate their pl Gljw Hands off    protesters in Oakville call on Province to scrap plans to develop Greenbelt
 The City of Toronto has pulled a series of public service announcements promoting COVID-19 vaccines for children after an online backlash, saying the videos  missed the mark  and should never have been published.The series of five videos was rolled out online Tuesday, and was intended to  highlight the impact  the pandemic  has had on children   stanley thermos and to  inform parents and caregivers that vaccines for children are now available,  said city spokesperson Brad Ross in an email.Health Canada only approved the first vaccines for the youngest kids in July, and inoculation rates among children in Toronto remain significantly below those of the adult population.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        But soon after the ads were posted they faced fierce criticism from social media users, some of whom labelled them  creepy,   dystopian  and  propaganda.  They were removed by Tuesday evening.In one of the ads, a girl is shown looking longingly out a window at a group of children playing outside. When she asks whether she can join them, her mother says no, because  theres still stanley cups  something going around.         ARTIC stanley canada LE CONTINUES BELOW                                  Kids should be out there. Not in here,  reads a caption on the screen.In another ad, a woman is distracted as a little girl bursts into the room while shes having an online meeting. Text flashes on the screen that says,  She should be in school.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW       

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 Following the COVID-19 pandemic, Ontario may be dealing with a mental health crisis, a new poll suggests.The majority of 1,001 Ontario residents polled by Pollara Strategic Insights, on behalf of the Canadian Mental Health Assoc stanley quencher iation  CMHA , Ontario Division, believe the province is heading for a mental health crisis and more supports will be necessary to help society.The data comes from the first of three polls being conducted for CMHA Ontario, which is looking to evaluate how Ontarians ; percept stanley tumbler ions of their mental health are changing  stanley cup as they come out from underneath the pandemic.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The research shows that 79 per cent of people in the province worry about what the future will look like after the outbreak is over, 87 per cent are worried about the impact on the older generation and 71 per cent are worried about the younger generation. Nearly everyone  90 per cent  is concerned about COVID-19   impact on the economy and 69 per cent of Ontarians are concerned about the impact the outbreak has on their personal finances,  a news release said.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                  One finding of note is that while 67 per cent of Ontarians are worrying about the mental health impact on family and friends, fewer Ontarians聽鈥?53 per cent聽鈥?are concerned about their own mental health. Camille Quenneville, CEO of CMHA Ontario, said stigma is likely a playing a role in self- Qbou Guelph could phase out vacant property tax discount by 2021
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 Ontario   top doctor Kieran Moore is imploring Ontarians to get vaccinated after revealing that approximately 2.5 million eligible people are still without first doses, despite there being ample supply of mRNA vaccines in the province.聽Moore provided the vaccine update on July 20, expressing concern for t stanley cup he growing risk of the Delta variant as Ontarians move into September  stanley thermos mug and children return to school. He cautioned against entering into a situation similar to certain parts of the U.S. and the U.K.It   disconcerting to me to see the impact that the Delta variant has had in the southern United States and in the unvaccinated populations in the U.K., he said, adding that any potential rise in cases in Ontario will most likely be among individuals who are unvaccinated or partia stanley termosar lly vaccinated.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        We have time to avoid that reality, so please consider getting your shot.Moore cited data from Public Health Ontario for June, which stated the risk of COVID-19 was 4.7 times higher among unvaccinated individuals compared to those fully vaccinated, and 3.4 times higher compared to those who are partially vaccinated.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Presently, in Ontario, 2.2 million people have received only one dose of a COVID-19 vaccine, Moore noted, reminding Ontarians that so long as there is a 28-day interval between their first Zkit 10 students charged after food fight gets out of control
 The Region of Peel, in partnership with the cities of Brampton and Mississauga and Town of Caledon, will exempt retail deliveries from noise bylaws to allow deliveries to take place 24 hours a day.The exemption took effect as of Monday, March 16 and will run for 30 days. As a leader in supporting innovative goods movement solutions, the Region of Peel wants to do everything we can to help connect distribution centres with grocery stores and pharmacies to help replenish empty shelves,  said Regional Chair Nando Iannicca in a release.  Off-peak delivery is good for local businesses and the community, and supports social dist stanley cupe ancing to prevent the spread of COVID-19.                ARTICLE CONTI stanley flask NUES BELOW                                        La stanley cup st year, Peel ran an off-peak delivery pilot project from February to August in 14 major retail stores. The pilot demonstrated significant reductions in travel times, greenhouse gas emissions and received no community noise complaints, according to a news release.

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 Brad Murrays letter is addressed to the entire Halton police service - more than 1,000 of his former colleagues and subordinates, among them cops he knows he hurt, embarrassed or betrayed. 8 vaso stanley 220;There are no words that can adequately demonstrate my regret and sincere repentance for my actions,  begins the message distributed by Halton Regional Police Monday, after much deliberation by senior management.Its an apology, though the former high-ranking officer says he does not expect forgiveness. Mostly, Murray wants to share a perspective borne of a personal and professional downfall - that of a decorated drug cop who became addicted to opioids, one who committed a serious crime of stealing drugs from his own forces evidence vault, instead of asking for help.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        In an interview, Murray also called for a more compassionate approach to those addicted to drugs, including the decriminalization of simple possession. Murray writes he was part of a police culture that was ignorant to the seriousness and reality of addiction.Murray admitted in an interview that he was a willing participant in a war on drugs that has been found to disproportionately criminalize racialized and marginalized people. These were people with significantly less power, privilege and support than Murray - people who stand far le stanley polska ss of a chance of recovery, or rede stanley bottles mption.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                   

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 ST. JOHN ;S, N.L. 鈥?It has been called a boondoggle 鈥?by the man in charge.The Muskrat Falls hydro megaproject, a massive dam and powerhouse harnessing the lower Churchill River near Happy Valley-Goose Bay in Labrador, is not even yet complete.But a public inquiry begins Monday on how its cost has already doubled to more than $1 stanley bottles 2.7-billion 鈥?with the bill handed to a province of just 530,000 people, or fewer than the city of Brampton, Ont.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Muskrat Falls in a sma botella stanley ll province with very little money is enormous, said David Vardy, an economist and former chair of the Public Utilities Board who will testify at the hearings.Muskrat Falls is too big for a little province like us, particularly on the backs of the ratepayers.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 The 824 megawatt hydroelectric dam, being developed by the Crown stanley mug -owned Nalcor Energy, will eventually send power to Newfoundland and later Nova Scotia through subsea cables.Former Tory premier Kathy Dunderdale spoke of the lasting benefits to the people of Newfoundland and Labrador when she announced that the province   largest-ever public expenditure was officially sanctioned in December 2012.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        But as construction delays and cost overruns mounted, current Liberal Premier Dwight Ball ca Urmy Here s why Halton is no longer updating its COVID-19 case numbers on weekends
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 Timing is everything when it comes to managing the pandemic recovery.Food, gas and fuel prices are through the roof, labour is in short supply, Omicron is still everywhere, and now both the Bank of Canada and the federal government are making a deliberate point of cutting back 鈥?and eventually eliminating 鈥?their support.If they move too aggressively, we 鈥?especially those people and companies carrying lots of debt 鈥?could stumble and fall under the weight of higher interest rates, declining demand and economic turmoil. Talk of recession is already in the a stanley us ir in other countries.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        If they move too timidly, inflation could gain the upper hand, hurting all of us in our ability to make ends meet. That brings its own turmoil.Its into this precarious atmosphere that Canadas top central banker, Tiff Macklem, raised the key interest rate by a supersized half-percentage  stanley cup point on Wednesday and indicated theres lots more to come.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                       stanley botella            Macklem is well aware of the need to get the timing right. He made a point of that at the beginning of COVID-19, quickly mobilizing to extinguish the flames undermining financial markets 鈥?with quite a bit of success.Now, on the other side, he needs to carefully calibrate how he withdraws the banks support.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                         The economy can handle higher interest ra

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 TORONTO 鈥?A woman is dead and a man is in hospital following a single-vehicle crash early Thursday in Toronto.Police say the woman, believed to be in her 20s, was driving the car when it struck the edge of a bridge.Police say it appears the woman was going too fast on a curve.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The male passenge stanley vaso r, also believed to be in his 20s, is in serious but stable condition in hospital.      No names have been released.   stanley website       ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 The crash happened at about 1:45 a.m.  on Cummer Ave., n stanley vattenflaska ear Finch and Bayview .  CP24 By The Canadian Press Qvuy 18 dead, more than 30 wounded in Mogadishu hotel blast
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 VANCOUVER 鈥?Some observers say Alberta   premier will have a difficult job trying to convince British Columbians to support the Trans Mountain pipeline project between the provinces as she began a two-day visit to B.C. on Monday.Rachel Notley appears to be taking a low-profile approach to her sales pitch. Her itinerary doesn ;t include any public speaking engagements and she isn ;t meeting with Premier Christy Clark, who has attached conditions to her government   support for the Kinder Morgan project.She has scheduled interviews with media outlets to discuss the pipeline expansion, which received federal approval last week to triple the amount of oil already flowing from Edmonton to a marine terminal in Burnaby.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Notley released a statement to mark the start of her visit, saying Alberta and British Columbia share deep ties and common values.The Kinder Morgan pipeline offers an opp stanley tazas ortunity to show that a strong economy that benefits working families and world-class environmental standards go hand in hand. I look forward to having thoughtful and constructiv kubki stanley e conversations about the mutual benefits the project will bring to our two provinces.        ARTICL stanley cup E CONTINUES BELOW                                 Notley   office said she will meet Clark in Ottawa later this week during a first ministers meeting. Clark said last week that the federal governm Ntiz Liberals to finance promises with new taxes
 A Mississauga councillor has put forward a motion to have the citys diversity committee consider the decision that allowed the easing of noise byla stanley taza ws to broadcast the call to prayer during Ramadan, citing  unsolicited feedback  from thousands of members of the public.Council passed a resolution on April 29 to temporarily relax noise bylaws, allowing mosques to broadcast the evening call to prayer during Islams holy month at a time when religious gatherings are prevented by the pandemic. The changes dont affect physical dista stanley us ncing restrictions put in place to stop the spread of COVID-19.The motion, moved by Councillor Sue McFadden, proposes referring the decision to councils Diversity and Inclusion Advisory Committee for discussion and public input on  the matter of broadcasting audible expressions of faith.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                         Thousands of members of the public have provided their unsolicited feedback to members of council and the city clerk after the approval of the  April 29  resolution, demonstrating a  stanley cup spain keen interest in matters of faith in the public realm,  the motion reads.McFadden declined to provide comment Tuesday night. A spokesperson said she would be available to the media after Wednesdays council meeting where the motion will be considered. The motion proposes that the Diversity and Inclusion Advisory Committee meet via electronic conference call within five calendar days to discuss the matter.        ARTIC