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 Innisfil resident Patricia Birrell is one of many in her neighbourhood hoping to reduce the size of a planned development.She has lived near Mapleview Drive East and the 25th Sideroad for five years and likes the wooded area now slated for development. There wasnt supposed to be anything there for 20 to 25 years,  Birrell said.  Now they are proposing 230 units.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The new plan is to have 79 detached homes, 18 semi-detached, 13 townhouses and 121 apartment units.An open house and public meeting on the Teromi lands is happening Sept. 19 at 5:30 p.m.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                  We knew something was going to go here and we arent opposed to development, its the size and density,  she said.  In this area, its all single family homes 鈥?and this plan will add another 1,000 people. Birrell thinks lot sizes should conform to whats stanley water jug  already there.               ARTICLE CONTINUES  stanley termoska BELOW                                        Shes not the only one concerned.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                               Its going to screw up our water when they put all those apartments in,  Tina Prata said.  Im not against progress. We want the extra people here for business. But once you drive past the 20th Line, youre  in the country . We moved here to get a bit of relaxation. We dont want a city stanley hrnek  subdivision. Resident Heather Jones is wondering what the en Qnsz Kenney declares war on   8220;green left  8221; in speech
 Halton is reporting five more COVID-related deaths Tuesday  Feb. 8  as COVID-19 hospitalizations continue to trend lower.The regions COVID-19 dashboard shows that two more Burlington residents have died from the disease, as well as one each in Oakville, Milton, and Halton Hills. There have been 326 virus-related deaths across Halton since the start of the pandemic.There are currently 43 people hospitalized with COVID-19, unchanged from yesterday 鈥?while the number of patients in intensive care is down one to 15, according to the latest update.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The current acute care bed occupancy rate is 103 per cent and the ICU bed occupancy rate is 83 per cent.As for the daily case count, there were 75 new cases across the municipalities 鈥?31 in Oakville, 20 in Milton, 18 in Burlington, stanley kubek  and six in Halton Hills. The new infections are significantly undercount stanley flask ed due to testing restrictions.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 The seven-day moving average for new COVID-19 cases is 79, down from 83.4 yesterday.Tuesdays update brings the total cumulative Halton cases to 41,885, with 41,017 marked as resolved. There are sti stanley spain ll 542 active cases.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        On Monday, Halton administered 950 doses of COVID-19 vaccines. As of today, 1,224,066 doses of COVID-19 vaccines have been given. So far, 90 per cent of eligible Halton residents

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 OTTAWA 鈥?The Senate   ethics committee is recommending that Sen. Lynn Beyak   suspension from the upper house be lifted now that she has taken anti-racism training and apologized for posting derogatory letters about Indigenous Peoples on her website.In a report to the Senate, the committee says Beyak has acknowledged the wrongs of her past conduct and committed herself  stanley hrnek to improvement after taking a four-day program to educate herself about Indigenous history and the role of the Senate in promoting minority rights.As a result, the committee  stanley cup says Beyak has met the conditions the Senate laid down for returning to the upper house in good standing.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Beyak was kicked out of the Conservative caucus and eventually suspended without pay in May 2019 after refusing to remove the offensive letters from her website.That suspension ended automatically when Parliament dissolved for last falls federal election.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 But the Senate voted in February to suspend her again because, while she had finally apologized, she still hadn ;t completed an anti-racism course.Beyak took the course in May. It was led by Jonathan Black-Branch, the dean of law at the University of Manitoba, and involved seven instructors, some of whom were Indigenous.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW          stanley termosar                                The committee report notes that  8 Vsvr Milton woman, 51, charged with uttering threats at mother and son
 There were those who wondered what, exactly, Toronto Mayor John Tory was doing at Premier Doug Fords press conference on Tuesday afternoon.There wasnt much news to share 鈥?a few details about tax breaks, including property tax breaks, for small businesses. It was already something we were aware of 鈥?it was just a re-announcement of funding,  said James Rilett, a spokesperson for Restaurants Canada.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Importantly, the press conference gave Ford and Tory 鈥?who have both worked in business and who both often reference that fact 鈥?an opportunity to appear to endorse and support independent businesses in the city, and with multiple millions of dollars.It was a particularly good move for Tory, who knew that in three more hours, he would be appe stanley website aring at his own press conference, with Dr. Eileen d stanley website e Villa, the citys medical officer of health, to deliver a punch to the gut to the owners of the citys restaurants and bars 鈥?they werent going to be able to reopen this weekend as planned.        ARTI stanley mug CLE CONTINUES BELOW                                  It was very smart, the way he handled all of that,  said Coun. John Filion  Ward 18 Willowdale , adding that its the kind of political smarts youd expect from someone who has twice been elected mayor of Toronto. He managed to, on the same day, appear extremely concerned about business and to be working co-operatively with the premier, while also supporting the medical

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 Last month, a petition was presented to council signed by dozens of Norval residents in opp stanley cup becher osition of proposed development projects in the hamlet, including future plans for the Lucy Maud Montgomery Museum and Literar stanley thermos mug y Centre, but Lois Fraser, president of the Heritage Foundation of Halton Hills, says the project will be moving forward.On Dec. 11 at the Towns Community and Corporate Affairs Committee meeting, longtime Norval resident Pauline Gladstone gave a delegation on behalf of 61 Norval residents. It specifically outlined the aspects of the plan proposed by Norval Community Association that the group deems a concern: the development of the Lucy Maud Montgomery Museum and Literary Centre at 402 and 404 Draper St.  properties also known as the Norval Manse and Cottage , the removal or modification of the Norval Park baseball diamond to facilitate a war memorial, the addition of 6 stanley kubek 0 additional parking spaces to the area, and any changes to the residential zoning of the properties at 402 and 404 Draper St.The properties at 402 and 404 Draper St. are where the famous author of Anne of Green Gables lived from 1926 to 1935.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                         The Norval Community Association has falsely led the Town of Halton Hills to believe that consultation with the local residents has been undertaken,  said Gladstone.  There has been no such consultation, involvement or even notification provided to the residents of any of the undert Bpyq LIVE VIDEO: Ontario Premier Doug Ford provides daily update on COVID-19 November 2
 Editors note: This article was last updated on Sunday, April 11, 2021. For the latest news on schools in Ontario, please click here.The Ontario government intends for schools to be open for in-person learning following the April break, Ontario Minister of Education Stephen Lecce confirmed in a letter issued to the provinces parents Sunday afternoon.All publicly funded and private elementary and secondary schools will be open for in-person learning despite the provinces stay-at-home order, except in regions that have directed schools to  stanley cup move to remote learning, Lecce wrote.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Despite in-person classes being omitted from the stay-at-home order, Toronto and Peel regions have moved students to remote learning in the face of growing COVID-19 cases. Regions have the authority to move schools to virtual learning on their own, without permission from the province.School boards are now working to determine whether they will return to in-person learning after spring break. The Toronto District School Board wrote in a statement to parents that they expect to know by the end of the end of the week whether schools will return to in-person learning when spring break ends April 19, and pla stanley mug ns to circul stanley us ate an email to parents when they know more.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Dr. Vinita Dubey, associate medical officer of health for the city of Toronto, told the Star that an extension t

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 When the COVID-19 pandemic hit and employees spread out to work from home, ensuring the mental well-being of staff was a crucial area of focus for Sarah Bettencourt.The chief people officer of PointClickCare, a company that provides electronic health record software to long-term stanley cup -care homes, asked herself,  OK, who do we want to be known for when this is all done  The company set up employee resource pages to help manage wellness overall, including how to maintain a work-life balance, as well as virtual fitness and meditation lessons. It also offered employees two days a month to focus on mental and physical wellness and virtual social networking opportunities for employees, called  coffee connect.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Recognizing that its employees may be the only income earners in households affected by pandemic-related job loss, PointClickCare also moved up its annual end-of-year bonuses by six months. We decided based on where we were that even a few thousand dollars could relieve some pressure financially and would help with mental wellness,  Bettencourt said.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Mental health in the workplace was already starting to receive more attention prior to this year, but the COVID-19 pandemic has thrust the topic further into the spotlight.According to  stanley cup results from the mental health index p stanley thermobecher repared by Morneau Shepell, a provider of mental health and digital mental h Lkjf Study urges Hamilton to roll out more skateparks
 A new downtown barber shop is looking to add a little refinement to the experience of a cut and a shave.Frontier Barbers and Company opened its doors at 19 Ontario Street this month, introducing a new experience for those seeking to keep themselves well-groomed.The brain child of Brittney Dapice and Matt Bodis, the shop features a full range of traditional haircuts, shaves and trims, alongside a unique focus on relaxation and a social atmosphere. Guests entering the door can sit at a fully-stocked bar while they wait for their cut, order a cocktail or specialty coffee,  stanley website and just take a pause from their day.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                         Its something different, its something exciting,  said Bodis, who along with his fianc茅 Dapice, decided to return home to Niagara to escape the competitive Toronto lifestyle, and pair her hair cutting experience with his career in marketing. Bodis, who grew up in Port Colborne, said that the decision to locate in downtown St. Catharines was an easy one 鈥?the area stanley cup  is growing but still retains a stanley quencher  little more of a lax pace than Torontos hustle and bustle. With their wedding approaching, he said that opening was a chance for the duo to do what they love. It gives us the creativity and the freedom to do what we want to do,  said Bodis.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                  Having the bar really brings that social aspect,  said Bodis, explaining that the real focus is on providi

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 Hamilton   public school boar stanley water jug d has voted to rename Ryerson Elementary School and says it will review the names of all its facilities to ensure they align with current values.The Hamilton-Wentworth District School Board says it   tak stanley cup ing action in light of the discovery of what are believed to be the remains of 215 Indigenous children at a former residential school in Kamloops, B.C.Egerton Ryerson is considered an architect of Canadas residential school system.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The Hamilton board says an Indigenous-led process will be created to examine all its school names.A school board in London, Ont., is also considering whe stanley cup ther to rename Ryerson Public School, along with Sir John A. Macdonald Public School, named after Canada   first prime minister.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 The Thames Valley District School Board says its review would look at all its schools and facilities to ensure their names reflect the board   values.In Toronto, Ryerson University created a task force to review its namesake after calls for immediate action and the toppling of an Egerton Ryerson statue on the campus over the weekend.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        This report by The Canadian Press was first published June 9, 2021.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                              鈥撯€撯€揟his story was produce Vwtv Two new family doctors for Parry Sound
 Emergency crews are reporting lane closures on the Q stanley cups uk EW in Burlington Wednesday  June 15  due to a multi-vehicle collision.The incident is being reported on the Toronto-bound QEW on the Burlington Skyway and it happened around 2:30 p. water bottle stanley m.The Ministry of Transportation is reporting two right lanes and the shoulder are closed.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Looks like a long drive  stanley mug home, commuter Elsina Marinov commented.

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 Wellington OPP is seeking the public   help to identify a pickup truck involved in the theft of scrap copper from an Erin area business.On January 2, police received reports of a theft of scrap copper from a business on Sideroad 17, Town of Erin.Investigation revealed that unknown suspects operating a pickup truck entered the yard of the busine stanley thermobecher ss on December 31, 2017 at approximately 1:40 p.m.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Three males emptied an open bin filled with scrap copper into the pickup truck over a period of about ten minutes. The suspects then left through the main gate.      Police are asking for assistance in identifying the vehicle involved. The vehicle is possibly a white Ford pickup truck older than 2009 with racing stripes on the hood and the tailgate. The truck had wooden sides going up the bed of the truck to hold in the scrap metal. Cab lights are on the roof.        ARTICLE CONTINUES  stanley cup BELOW                                 The copper is described as tubing for plumb vaso stanley ing and copper wire.Anyone with information regarding this or any other criminal activity should contact the Wellington County OPP at 1-888-310-1122.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        To remain anonymous, you may call Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-8477  TIPS  or submit a tip on-line at csgw.tips. You may be eligible for a reward from Crime Stoppers of up to $2,000. Jyiu MAP: Where the GTA West highway is proposed to cut through Caledon, Vaughan, Milton: Provincial Report
 Teens allegedly threatened with knifeHalton stanley cup  police are investig stanley quencher ating after a knife was allegedly used to threaten a group of teens in Milton on Wednesday, June 28.At 9:10 p.m., a group of teens was in the area of Main Street West and Savoline Boulevard when they were approached by three suspects, police said.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Its alleged that during this interaction one of the suspects punched a teen while a second suspect pulled out a knife and made threats.The two groups eventually separated.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW           stanley cup                        No one was injured during this incident.Suspects could only be described as two males and one female.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Break-in at clothing store                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                              Halton police are looking for the person responsible for breaking into an Oakville clothing store on Thursday, June 22.At around 3:30 a.m., someone approached Platos Closet at 355 Iroquois Shore Rd., and used a hammer to smash the glass door, police said.For unknown reasons the suspect appears to have left the store empty-handed.No suspect description is available.Motel employee chased by woman with scissorsA 42-year-old Brampton woman has been arrested following an incident at an Oakville motel on Sunday, June 25.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                             

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Tvrd Flour recall expands to all of Canada
 TORONTO 鈥?A pilot is dead after a Canadian CF-18 fighter jet crashed in western Canada during a training mission.Canadian Forces spokesman Daniel Le Bouthillier confirmed that the pilot died in Monday   crash.He said the plane was based out of Alberta   Canadian Forces Base Cold Lake, the busiest fighter base in Canada. It provides fighter training for all Canadian Forces pilots.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Speaking in Ottawa, Air Force commander Lt.-Gen. Michael Hood said the plane stanley termosky  came down on the Saskatchewan side of the border between the provinces during a routine training mission.      Defence Minister Harjit Sajjan said he couldn ;t speculate on what caused the crash. A helicopter from the base was dispatched to the crash site.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 The Canadian government announced last week that it would look to buy 18 Super Hornet jet fighters from  stanley nz Boeing to replace Canada   aging fleet of CF-18s. Canada is also holding an open compe stanley becher tition to buy dozens more planes over the next five years. Canada remains part of Lockheed Martin   F-35 Joint Strike Fighter program.By Rob Gillies, The Associated Press Rcqv Bruce Arthur: Peel s decision to close schools is one example of courage in the COVID-19 battle. If only the courageous had more power
 Twenty-year-old Maaz Jogiyat of Toronto has been identified as the city   latest murder victim.According to Toronto police, a radio call for the sound of multiple gunshots in Leaside, near Vanderhoof and Research roads, came in 7:30 p.m.Investigators said a group of people were sitting in a parked vehicle when the suspects approached in a vehicle and started shooting at them.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                               stanley mug           Police arri stanley cup ved on scene a short time later and located two people who had been shot: Jogiyat and another 20-year-old man, whose injuries were deemed non-life threatening.Jogiyat was rushed to a trauma centre, but later died of his injuries.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Toronto police are looking for a dark coloured four-door SUV last seen travelling northbound on Brentcliffe Road towards Eglinton Avenue East.The Ho stanley cups micide Unitis investigating.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Detectives are appealing to anyone who had contact with the victim earlier that day to come forward.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                              Anyone with information is asked to contact police at 416-808-7400, or Crime Stoppers anonymously at 416-222-TIPS  8477  or online at 222tips.

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 OTTAWA 鈥?The Liberal government has expanded its directions covering the use of foreign intelligence likely obtained through torture to include the Canada   military, diplomatic service and electronic spy agency.The move means the Canadian Forces, Communications Security Establishment a stanley thermobecher nd Global Affairs Canada are being prohibited from using information gleaned from torture, unless it means saving lives.That includes preventing a terrorist attack or protecting Canadian soldiers on overseas missions.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Defence Minister Harjit Sajjan and Foreign Affairs Minister Chrystia Freeland say the directives are designed to ensure Canadian officials have clear guidelines and are not complicit in any abuse.The directives clarify and strengthen the measures on the disclosure or requesting of information that would result in a substantial risk of mistreatment, Sajjan said in a statement issued Thursday.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 They also prohibit certain use of informa stanley thermoskannen tion likely obtained through mistreatment, except whe stanley cup n it is absolutely necessary to prevent loss of life or significant personal injury.The measure has sparked mixed reactions, with NDP defence critic Randall Garrison describing it as a public-relations exercise that will have little real effect because of the exception allowing torture-tainted intelligence.           Uowd Pain in the pump: Gas prices to rise in Hamilton
 TORONTO 鈥?Some of the most active companies traded Thursday on the Toronto Stock Exchange:Toronto Stock Exchange  19,290.98, down 19.76 points. Enbridge Inc.  TSX:EN stanley cup B . Energy. Down 58 cents, or 1.18 per cent, to $48.42 on 31.5 million shares.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Tetra Bio-Pharma Inc.  TSX:TBP . Health care. Down 4.5 cents, or 10.71 per cent, to 37.5 cents on 10.3 million shares.Zenabis Global Inc.  TSX:ZENA . Health care. Down  stanley cup one cent, or 7.41 per cent, to 12.5 cents on 9 stanley cup .7 million shares.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Manulife Financial Corp.  TSX:MFC . Financials. Down 92 cents, or 3.38 per cent, to $26.27 on 9.4 million shares.ARC Resources Ltd.  TSX:ARX . Energy. Up 70 cents, or 8.52 per cent, to $8.92 on 8.4 million shares.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Canadian Natural Resources  TSX:CNQ . Up 54 cents, or 1.36 per cent, to $40.38 on 7.8 million shares.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                              Companies in the news:Bombardier Inc.  TSX:BBD.B . Up one cent, or 1.1 per cent, to 90 cents. Bombardier Inc. isn ;t ready to increase business jet production despite believing it has passed through turbulence caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. The Montreal-based company reiterated its outlook for the fiscal year, including delivery of 110 to 120 aircraft, as part of its first-quarter results that we

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 SUDBURY, Ont. 鈥?The first of dozens of miners who had been trapped underground for more than 24 hours following an incident at a mine in northern Ontario began returning to the surface late Monday, their employer said.An official with mining company Vale, Gord Gilpin, said in a statement that they were relieved and delighted to see these individuals returning to surface safe and sound.Vale had said earlier in the day that a rescue team had reached the 39 workers, who were in several different refuges between 900 and 1,200 me stanley spain tres underground at Totten Mine, located about 40 kilometres west of Sudbury, Ont.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        No one was injured, and Vale said it expected all 39 employees to return to surface in the coming hours.The company said the workers became stuck after a scoop bucket being transported underground on Sunday detached and became hung up in the shaft, rendering normal conveyance for transporting employees unavailable.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 The employees could still get out, the company said, but it meant they faced a long climb up a secondary egress ladder system with support of Vale   mine rescue team.There is no  stanley termosar doubt this was and continues to be an exhausting experience. I commend them on their patience and their resolve, Gilpin said in the statement late Monday.               ARTICLE CONTINUE stanley cup S BELOW             Fdjw Killer rabbit virus spreads in B.C.
 Theres a good chance your leaves have not been picked up by the city.As stanley cup  a result of the early winter weather, Burlingtons loose-leaf collection schedule got pushed for some areas and completely cancelled for others. Areas one and four, in the north of the city, will need to bag their leaves to have it picked up by Halton Region with the garbage pickup.Jeff Crowder, with the City of Burlington, said that despite the challenges created they are still working to pick up the leaves before the forecasted snowfall on Dec. 1.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                         All crews will be working overtime Nov. 29 and Nov. 30 to clean up Zone 3 before the forecasted snow begins on Sunday. We are working as hard as we can to beat the weather. Please avoid parking on or next to piles of leaves. Thank you for your patience and co-operation as we work through these weather patterns,  said stanley spain  Crowder.Zone 2, the south east section of Burlington had a full pass completed in the last week of November.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW    stanley botella                               The early snowfall covered leaf piles and interrupted the collection. Cold temperatures limit the effectiveness of the leaf vacuums and street sweepers as frozen leaves cannot be vacuumed or swept up.The collection cancellation led to growing roadside leaf piles and an upset group of residents who took to social media and emails to air their grievances. Critics questioned the citys inability to factor N

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 On the day Elias Hajjar recei stanley tumbler ved his architecture certifi stanley trinkflaschen cate, the school he attended 鈥?University of Aleppo 鈥?was bombed. Eighty-two people were killed as a result of two missile strikes that each side in the Syrian civil war blamed on the other.For the next year and a half, the city was under siege. Residents of Aleppo were trapped in a war zone. The roads leading in and out of the city were closed as they were too dangerous to travel.Over a four-year period from 2012 to 2016, tens of thousands of homes were destroyed or left uninhabitable. More than 31,000 people were killed in Aleppo, many of whom were civilians.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        When the roads finally opened up, Hajjar, his wife  Mirna Mssadi , his dad  Samir Hajjar  and his mom  Ibtesam Tahhan , fled the city and the country, driving to Lebanon. We didnt look back,  Hajjar said.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 While many Syrians tried to get to Europe by boat, Hajjar knew two friends from university who had died attempting it.Hajjar and his family would spend the next two and a half years in Lebanon. He pic stanley cup ked up work where he could, though he could not legally work in the country.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        And with 1.5 million Syrians moving into Lebanon, a country with a population of six million, Hajjar said they did not feel welcome.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW      Tjjh Canadian, Russian officials talk terrorism
 SCUGOG 鈥?Jordan McKay believes his family farm can secure the supply to meet the growing demand for groceries.While local grocery  stanley cup stores and other shopping centres may be facing shortages on certain items in high demand due to COVID-19 concerns, McKay says Willowtree Farm, located just west of Port Perry, still has plenty of shelves stocked with produce and meat products. Our supply is pretty good,  said McKay on Friday morning.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        While large retailers receive shipments multiple times a week to meet customers demand, McKay says his familys on-farm store has squirreled away some of the produce its grown itself and al stanley cup becher so has plenty of meat 鈥?particularly beef and pork 鈥?in stock because they deal directly with local commodity producers. Working directly with the o stanley thermos ther farmers and with our own farm means we have a constant supply,  said McKay.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 What produce of its own Willowtree Farm doesnt have in stock, chances are it can be secured through the Toronto Food Terminal, which currently has an abundance of root vegetables, said McKay.Other sources utilized by Willowtree Farm are local greenhouses, he added.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                         Grocery stores, they only get so much delivered each day,  said McKay.  We have access to more inventory.                 ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                     

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 Oakville, Burlington, Milton and Halton Hills are officially under a Special Weather Statement.Environment Canada issued the special statement, calling for  8220 ignificant snowfall that   possible late Wednesday and into Thursday  Jan. 25-26 .Hazards include total snowfall accumulations of 10-15 centimetres, but it could be as high as 20 centimetres, along with  8 stanley us 220;reduced visibility in heavy snow.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Rapidly accumulating snow will make travel diffi stanley cups cult, the national weather stanley canada  agency said in its statement.      A Texas low is bringing snow to southern Ontario late Wednesday into Thursday. Snowfall accumulations of 10 to 15 cm are possible, with locally higher amounts of up to 20 cm, the statement reads.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW

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 OTTAWA 鈥?Five things to know about Catherine Tait, named Tuesday as the new incoming president of CBC/Radio-Canada:1. Tait was one of several names an advisory panel forwarded to the government for review. The chairman of the panel says the list had what could be considered  8220 afe choices, and Tait was one of the more audacious of the names that were put forth.2. The Liberals have pumped more money into the CBC 鈥?$675 million over five years 鈥?to reverse funding cuts made by the previous Conservative government. The issue is how the money is used. The Canadian Media Guild, the union representing workers at the CBC, says the broadcaster   books show two-thirds of the new money went 鈥?and will continue to go 鈥?to outside productions for prime-time television shows. The union says the new leadership will have to decide whether to spend the money in-house, or on  stanley mugg outside companies.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        3. The Liberals and CBC have said they want to see the public broadcaster go more digital and do more local programming. Tait echoed that sentiment when asked about it Tuesday. Daniel B stanley cup ernhard, executive director of the advocacy group Friends of Public Broadcasting, said Tait will have to figure out how to get the CBC into local news in a way that doesn ;t suppress emerging new media enterprises: How do you get in and invest in that area, but do so intelligently       4. CBC staff moral stanley water bottle e has Lpjv TSX down moderately amid oil price rally
 Residents living on John Street and Central Avenue in Beamsville have grown frustrated with speeding and careless driving on the residential  stanley spain roads near Senator Gibson Public School and are now demanding action.A group of community residents has banded together  stanley website to raise concerns about speeding issues and they want action from authorities to control it. Its completely out of control,  said Rick Atkins, who suggested speed bumps or a three-way stop at John Street and Michael Avenue could help.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The residents recently met with Niagara this Week to discuss the issues, and were regularly interrupted by passing cars and trucks. Residents complained about the driving speeds on the 40 kilometres per hour  km/h  street.  Is that 40   asked resident Juan Miranda of one of the passing cars.  No way.  We are on a residential street,  he said.  Its a 40,  but  being treated as a highway. Its a residential road no longer.         ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Residents say roads have become more congested and speeding has increased, as drivers look to avoid the busier streets in Beamsville.  Over the last two years, we cant believe how this street has become a racetrack, possibly for drivers trying to avoid Ontario Street and the congestion of traffic on King Street,  said Lisa Robinson, who lives on Central Avenue.The issue came to a head recently when a crossing guard was struck by a stanley cups uk  car

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 OTTAWA 鈥?Health Canada has approved plans to create four new supervised consumption sites in British Columbia and Quebec, but some health officials say the approvals fall short of meeting the needs in communities devastated by overdose deaths.A statement from Health Minister Jane Philpott on Friday said the approval of the sites is one ste stanley water bottle p in  stanley cup combating the ongoing illicit opioid overdose epidemic gripping the country.The sites allow people to use illicit drugs under the supervision of a medical professional in case they overdose.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        But at a conference in Vancouver, health officials said restrictions mean only people who inject drugs can receive supervision, not those who use drugs in other forms.From a medical health and public health perspective, all modes of consumption can be dangerous and should be supervised, so it   incomprehensible to me that there would currently be this restricti stanley bottles on, said Dr. Perry Kendall, B.C. 8216  chief provincial health officer.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Two of the new sites are in Surrey, B.C., one is in Vancouver and a mobile consumption site has been approved to operate in Montreal.Vancouver Coastal Health chief medical health officer Dr. Patricia Daly said existing overdose prevention sites support people who ingest drugs in many forms, including orally.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW      Rhux Convoy in support of Dutch farmers rolls through Milton
 Since 2019, the Town of Halton Hills has received a number of reports of cremated remains being scattered in and around Credit River.Notably, complaints hav stanley us e been made of cremated remains and o stanley cup ther objects being placed in the river at McNab Park.So far, the Town h stanley tumblers as installed signage at McNab Park in English and Hindi, to provide park users with information on the impacts of activities, though not expressly forbidding them. Trail cameras have also been installed to monitor activity. Funeral homes known to direct families to Halton Hills locations as scattering sites have also been contacted.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        At the March 22, Town of Halton Hills meeting, council voted in favour of taking a stewardship/educational approach over prohibiting the practice completely.Scattering of cremated remains in town water ways from town parks is permitted, while river offerings are prohibited.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Just the facts鈥?The practice, it was determined, is part of a traditional end of life ritual for Hindus. In addition to cremated remains, offerings such as flowers and leaves, coconuts, lemons, jewelry, clothing, or coins, may also be left as part of a religious offering.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        鈥?Between June and October 2020, the town received an increase in reports and complaints regarding ceremonies in McNab Park.           

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 TORONTO 鈥?A man found to have been driving drunk has been convicted even though the police officer who stopped him was looking for another suspected impaired driver.In a ruling setting aside two lower court decisions, Ontario   top court ruled the traffic stop that netted Jordan Gardner was perfectly legal.Both the  lower court judges  erred in finding that the respondent   Charter rights had been breached, the Court of Appeal said in its decision.  They  further erred in excluding both the breat stanley cup halyzer readings and the respondent   statements made at the time of the police stop from the evidence.               ARTICLE C stanley cup ONTINUES BELOW                                        The case arose one night in December 2015 when Const. Adrain Lieverse, an officer with the Treaty Three Police Service near Dryden, Ont., received a report that a specific person was driving a green pickup truck while impaired.Lieverse went to the suspect   home but the person wasn ;t there. Back in his cruiser, the officer spotted an oncoming vehicle but could not further identify it beyond it looking to be a pickup because of the darkness. Lieverse pulled over the truck, which turned out to be red, and Gardner was behind the wheel.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                    stanley mugg               According to court records, the officer asked the driver to identify himself, and said he was looking for an impaired driver. When he smelled alcohol, he aske Uouw College student   s juggling act caught on police cameras
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 TOKYO 鈥?Japan   economy grew 1.3 per cent in July to September from a year earlier, according to revised data reflecting weaker business investment and exports.It was the third-straight quarter of expansion, but well below forecasts by most economists of an upward revision. The preliminary estimate put annual growth at 2.2 per cent in the last quarter.Quarterly growth for the world   third-largest economy was 0.3 per cent, down from the earlier reported 0.5 per cent.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Japan has yet to attain the strong momentum Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has been promising since he took office four years ago, pledging to spur investmen gourde stanley t by rekindling inflation. So far, his strategy has rested heavily on massive asset purchases by the central bank. The country remains far from the 2 per cent inflation target set in early 2013.Thursday   downgrade reflects a 0.4 per cent drop in business investment from the previous quarter. Originally it was reported as flat. Expor stanley thermos mug ts grew 1.6 per cent, below the 2.0 per cent earlier figure.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 The latest data come amid mixed signals: on Thursday, China reported a rebound in trade that could auger well for Japan   exports, since it supplies many of the materials and components used by Chinese manufacturers.But the election of Donald Trump as president has raised  stanley cup uncertainty over the future course of the U Ogpe Rockton Elementary School student tests positive for COVID-19
 As an increasing number of Canadians wait out the worst of the COVID-19 pandemic from the safety of their homes, it seems they have been hoarding more than food and toilet paper 鈥?many have been stockpiling cannabis.The Ontario Cannabis Store reports that it has been experiencing a significant spike in sales of dried flowers, via its online portal, since the weekend, as many people shift to e-commerce to limit human contact. Several brick-and-mortar retail stores have also been sharing in the bounty, both at physical stores and online.The last few days have seen a mark stanley canada ed i stanley cup ncrease in volume in sales on OCS.ca and a high demand for our same day/next day delivery option where it is available, stated Daffyd Roderick, the director of communications for the government-run cannabis retailer. Some authorized retail stores are also reporting an increase in customer volume.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Saturday saw almost 3,000 orders of pot, an 80 per cent increase over an average Saturday, the OCS is reporting. More 4,000 orders were logged online via OCS.ca on Sunday, a 100 per cent increase from the previous week. More than 6,000 online orders were placed  stanley cup Monday.Roderick said supply has not been an issue 鈥?the OCS, which also sells to retail stores, has sufficient inventory to meet demand. Still, the OCS and private cannabis retailers have been contending with a logistical hurdle after Canada Post suspended