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 Halton is reporting 237 new COVID-19 cases on Wednesday  Dec. 22 , down from 258 yesterday.According to the regions COVID-19 dashboard, there are  stanley cup 83 more cases of COVID-19 in Oakville, 79 in Burlington, 39  stanley taza in Milton, and 36 in Halton Hills. The number of active cases across the region is 1,443, up from 1,320.The majority of the new cases are in people under 40  with 70 cases identified in people under 20,and 80 in people aged 20 to 39.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                      stanley mug    The region also recorded 72 cases in people aged 40 to 59, 15 cases in people aged 60 to 79 and one case in 80 and over.聽        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Todays update brings the total cumulative COVID-19 cases in the region to 22,807, with 21,118 marked as resolved. The seven-day moving average climbs to 216.3.聽               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        On Tuesday, Halton administered 7,059 doses of COVID-19 vaccines, which consisted of 1,055 first doses, 127 second doses and 5,877 third doses. As of today, 1,012,730 doses of COVID-19 vaccines have been given. So far, 89 per cent of eligible Halton residents have received the first dose 鈥?with 87 per cent fully vaccinated.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                              聽There are still six people currently hospitalized with COVID-19 across Halton Hospitals, with five people in the intensive care units  ICU .聽T Hiwa SIU determines no charges will be laid against police officer following Brampton motorcycle crash
 Shanty Bay mother of three Jennifer Plante isnt ashamed to sing the local school chant after hearing the community is getting a replacement school. Shanty Bay 鈥?How do you feel   Jennife stanley cup website r Plante said.  We feel awesome! On July 23, the province announced a $5.9-million grant to build a new school for 190 students in the area, with an opening date of September 2023.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                         I think they are seeing the smaller communities matter,  she said.  I dont live in this area to bus my kids out of the area. Shanty Bay Public School was built around 1955 and has approximately 140 students. But, with aging infrastructure, it was going to need $4 million in to bring it up to a minimum standard, which means it was listed as prohibitive to repair.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                  The school itself is amazing, and the families involved with the school are amazing,  Plante said.In stanley cups uk  fact, after hearing the school was deemed prohibitive to repair, which would mean a closure, parents lobbied Education Minister Stephen L stanley tumbler ecce a year ago. Also in attendance at the meeting were Barrie-Springwater-Oro-Medonte MP Doug Downey and Oro-Medonte Mayor Harry Hughes.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                         We are thankful for the handful of people who stood up for our families,  Plante said.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                              I

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 MONTGOME stanley mug RY VILLAGE, Md. 鈥?A driving lesson went off the deep end in Maryland when authorities say the car jumped a curb, crashed through a fence and landed in a swimming pool.Montgomery County Fire and Rescue spokesman Pete Piringer tells The Washington Post the driver and passenger were uninjured Saturday, albeit soaking wet. He says the occupants were a man and a woman in their 50s stanley water jug  or 60s, but it   unclear who was behind the wheel when the drive turned into a dive.He says one was teaching the other to drive tha stanley water bottle t afternoon.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The car landed in the North Creek Community Center Pool, which was closed for the season.Piringer says the man and woman were standing poolside, having extricated themselves, by the time rescuers arrived.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Further details weren ;t immediately released.___               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Information from: The Washington Post, http://washingtonpost                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                              By The Associated Press Sywh Starbucks accelerates closure of up to 300 stores
 Canadas stockpile of vaccines isnt large enough. Nor are Canadians reserves of patience, as it turns out.This is the week when the flagging supply of COVID vaccines met the flagging, pandemic-weary spirit of the Canadian publ stanley cup spain ic 鈥?and Justin Trudeaus support has joined the downward spiral.A new Abacus Data poll confirms that Trudeau and his government are getting the blame for the vaccines that arent arriving quickly enough and the prime minister now has serious damage control to do along with ongoing crisis management.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        For the first time since COVID hit last March, disapproval for the governments handling of the pandemic matches its approval rankings and negative views of Trudeau have climbed five percentage points in just one month.The cause is clear: vaccine delivery, or lack of it. A full 42 per cent of respondents to the Abacus poll said the government was doing a poor or terrible job at ordering vaccines 鈥?a 19 percentage point increase in that sentiment since January. As well, 48 per cent now say the government is doing a poor or terrible job in getting people vaccinated  in a timely f stanley cup ashion.  That is 17 points higher than the proportion of people who felt that way in January.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Tho stanley quencher se numbers, based on a survey conducted among 3,930 Canadians from Jan. 29 to Feb. 3, turn whispered worries in the political corridors into a public shout

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 As part of its Caught on Tape initiative using surveillance footage and images to alert the public about crimes in the region, the Halton Regional Police have released a photo and description of a man suspected of credit card theft and fraud.In the early hours of Sunday, Feb. 5, police allege the unknown suspect entered an unlocked vehicle in the area of Mowat Cres.  in the area north of Georgetown Hospital  and used credit cards located inside the vehicle at gas stations in Georgetown and Mississauga  Meadowvale and Streetsville area. The suspect was driving a dark four-door  stanley cup Audi sedan with an illegible front licence plate.               ARTICLE C stanley mug ONTINUES BELOW                            stanley quencher              He is described as being in his early 20s wearing a dark coat, a Raptors 905 red, white and black toque and a dark beard.      Anyone with information is asked to call Halton Regional Police at 905-8787-5511 ext. 2113 or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-8477.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Atkw Vaughan COVID-19 vaccine clinic mistakenly injects saline instead of Pfizer doses
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 Having a campfire in Montague Township at the last minute There may soon be  termo stanley no need to call for permission as the township looks to revamp its burn permit bylaw 鈥?providing there is no burn ban in place.During a c stanley cup ommittee of the whole meeting on June 16, fire Chief Miles Greer recommended the burn permit bylaw be amended.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Currently, the township requires all residents with a valid permit to call in before they burn, and Greer said two employees handle about 100 calls on Fridays. There has been an uptick in the number of campfires, he said, beca stanley vattenflaska use more people are staying home due to the COVID-19 crisis. This would be just campfires only that Im recommending our residents would not have to call in,  he told council during its online meeting.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 There may be an  opportunity when family comes in; you know they havent planned on one, but it gives them an opportunity to have one,  he said of a last-minute campfire. We certainly have a lot of avenues on our website, social media, radio ads ... more than sufficient getting the word out when the burn bans are in place.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The size of the campfire is however, going to be under scrutiny. As described in the current bylaw, it cant exceed 60-centimetres, or about two feet in diameter. The height of the fire is set and maintained  Juvw Homeless nomads camp in tony Oak Bay
 Whitchurch-Stouffville will be the place to be Canada Day weekend, as the town gets set for the 35th annual Strawberry Festival.Festival board chair Harry French is preparing for the festival that sees more than 30,000 guests every year.There are many new things to expect this year 鈥?including a large VIP reception Friday night for past Citizen and Sportsperson of the years, new vendor layout and Stouffville Main Street being open, French said.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW      stanley cup                                    This year, French also said that the board is looking to recruit more volunteers.  We nee stanley cup d more people,  he said.French said that the festival needs two types of volunteers. There are the volunteers needed to help from October to the sale to help plan and organize the event, and volunteers needed for the weekend of the festival, he said.  Its just been hard to get people.         ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 聽In 2017, the festival moved away from Stouffville   Main Street, and th stanley botella at will continue.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The Festival Market has over 200 crafters, food vendors and small businesses setting up shop in and around Memorial Park, Park Drive and Burkholder St. The streets will be closed to traffic, allowing festivalgoers to stroll the streets and browse the market while soaking up the festival atmosphere.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                       

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 BANGKOK 鈥?More than a dozen grenade and bomb attacks in southern Thailand killed two suspected insurgents whose explosives detonated unexpectedly, officials said Thursday.Eight other civilians and officials were wounded in the Wednesday night violence, said Pramote Prom-in, a spokesman for Thailand   Internal Security Operations Command. He identified the dead as insurgent operation leaders.No group has claimed responsibility for the 13 attacks, which targeted police stations and checkpoints in 12 separate districts in Muslim-majority provinces in Thailand   deep south.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Southern Thailand has been in the grip of a separatist insurgency in this predominantly Buddhist country for years. About 7,000 people have been killed since the conflict flared in 2004. The insurgents regularly carry out bombings and drive-by shootings of civilians and officials.The attacks were the first major assault since a key rebel group, the BRN 鈥?Barisan Revolusi Nasional  National Revolutionary Front  鈥?issued a rare public statement on April 10 appearing to reject talks the Thai government has been holding with the stanley cup m as part of a coalition of insurgent groups known as MARA Patani. The BRN is assumed to b stanley tumbler e the most militant of the groups,stanley cup  while others have smaller followings.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 The statement called for new talks mediated by impartial third p Vmth LIVE VIDEO: Ontario   s Deputy Premier and Health Minister Christine Elliott will provide an update on COVID-19 testing
 Call it a bubble bump.When Canadas Atlantic premiers announced a travel bubble for the four eastern provinces last week, Elayne Lords business suddenly picked up.Lords Seaside Cottages in Cape Traverse is a seven-kilometre drive southeast of Borden-Carleton, where the Confederation Bridge sets down in P.E.I. after spanning the Northumberland Strait from New Brunswick.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Almost immediately after the travel bubble announcement, Lord received cottage bookings from four New Brunswick families for this first weekend. Booking 40 per cent of her units in one fell swoop 鈥?she has 10 cottages on seven acres of land 鈥?was a relief in a summer in which the pickings have been slim. Its like three nights, two nights, that kind of stuff 鈥?usually Im  renting  weekly,  said Lord.   But now  when somebody says, Can you take two nights  Im like, Whatever. Il stanley cupe l take it. Ill take whatever. Get me through the summer to get me through t stanley botella he winter.         ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 But with that relief came trepidation, as the island on Friday opens to outsiders for the first time in almost four months.After isolating itself, P.E.I. has only had 27 coronavirus cases; and the last sufferer recovered several weeks ago. The island has been COVI stanley termoska D-19-free since then.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Some, like Lord, are worried that streak might be about to