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 Here are some news stories you may have missed.1.聽Shot was fired ;: Shooting outside Oakville restaurant h stanley kaffeebecher as Halton police looking for gunmanAn altercation allegedly occurred outside an Oakville restaurant.聽               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        2.聽Milton council wants gov stanley tazas ernments to lower maximum noise levels for motor vehiclesThe police are at an impasse for dealing with noise in the city and are looking to governments to help out.聽        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 3.聽Long-awaited ;: Popular American restaurant chain opening Burlington locationDave   Hot Chicken is on its way to Burlington.聽               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        4.聽Town of Oakville releases 2022 annual report                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                              A new report outlines hi stanley travel mug ghliughts and achievements of the town. Gnnk Bill aims to resolve gun registry dispute
 OTTAWA 鈥?A new poll suggests a growing number of Canadians are frightened of the prospect of contracting the novel coronavirus.Sixty-four per cent of Canadians said they were personally afraid of becoming ill with COVID-19, compared to 57 per cent two weeks ago.They appear even more concerned for their loved ones, with 76 per cent of respondents saying they were afraid someone in their immediate family would become infected.     stanley cup            ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Those fears are a little less pronounced in Quebec, despite being the province with the highest number of cases 鈥?57 per cent responded they were afraid for themselves and 69 per cent said they were afraid for family.The poll, conducted by Leger and the Association for Canadian Studies between April 3 and 5, surveyed 1,512 adult Canadians and 1,000 adult Americans randomly recruited from its online panel.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Leger ; stanley cup s internet-based survey cannot be assigned a margin of error because online polls are not considered random samples.The poll suggests that as more people feel alarmed about the virus, the issue is also becoming more personal.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        While no one polled lived with someone who had contracted the virus, 11 per cent said they had a friend, family member or acquaintance who received a COVID-19 d stanley cup iagnosis 鈥?up from four per cent two weeks ago.

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 WINNIPEG 鈥?A schizophrenic man who was found not criminally responsible for beheading and cannibalizing a fellow passenger on a Greyhound bus was granted an absolute discharge Friday.That means he will no longer be subject to any conditions or monitoring to ensure he takes his medication.Manitoba   Criminal Code Review Board granted a request from Will Baker   lawyer to give Baker his full freedom, nine years after the brutal stab stanley flask bing that horrified passengers.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The board is of the opinion that the weight of evidence does not substantiate that Mr. Baker poses a significant threat to the safety of the public, the written decision read in part.Baker,  stanley cup formerly known as Vince Li, was initially kept in a secure wing of a psychiatric hospital. He was granted more freedom and privileges every year at his review board hearings, starting with escorted walks on the hospital grounds.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 His doctors described him as a model patient who had not been treated for schizophrenia at the time of his attack. After his arrest and placement at the hospital, he responded well to medication and understood that he must continue to take it to keep his illness at bay, they said.Baker started living on his own in a Winnipeg apartment last November but was still subject to rules and nightly mo stanley thermobecher nitoring to ensure he took his medication. His lawyer Pjwf Next time, Ontario must be ready,  concludes Long-Term Care COVID-19 Commission
 It was a good process that paid off in a good result.Thats the assessment of several to the parties of Part 1 of the Collingwood Judicial Inquiry, looking into the 2012 sale of 50 per cent of Collus to Powerstream.The parties closing arguments were released on Sept. 5, days ahead of the start of the inquirys second phase.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                         Ultimately, the town of Collingwood and the citizens of Collingwood received exceptional value from PowerStream in exchange for the sale of 50 per cent of the shares of Collus,  wrote Michael Watson, the lead counsel for Alectra Utilities Corporation, formed from the 2017 merger of Powerstream, Horizon Utilities and Enersource.Part 2 of the inquiry, focused on the subsequent use of stanley cups  the funds from the sale to purchase recreational facilities, is scheduled to begin Sept. 11. A foundation document outlining a chronology has been provided confidentially to the parties and has not been released publicly.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 In early 2012, stanley drinking cup  the town sold half of its share in Collus to Powerstream for $8 million;  stanley cup the agreement included recapitalization of Colluss value for $4.6 million, and a repayment of Colluss $1.7-million promissory note with the town.The towns closing submission, however, paints a completely different picture of the transaction as one tainted by self-interest in a complex series of personal and business relationships between

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 The Ontario government has directed publicly funded rapid COVID-19 testing initiatives to stop distributing tests to schools and parents, after a flurry of self-organized efforts by families and advocates to screen asymptomatic students.Agencies across the province, including chambers of commerce and local trade boards, partnered with the provincial antigen screening program to distribute rapid tests to workplaces. But with a return to in-person lea stanley en mexico rning, som stanley cup e concerned parents and advocates have used the resource to access tests too 鈥?absent a province-wide plan for asymptomatic surveillance in schools.In a sta stanley cup tement, a Ministry of Health spokesperson said it expected partner agencies to  adhere to program parameters as with any government program.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                         This is a program designed with the specific purpose of protecting workers as businesses safely reopen and stay open. As school resumed this fall 鈥?and with children under 12 still ineligible for vaccination 鈥?some parents turned to StaySafe, an antigen screening program based in Waterloo Region, to source rapid tests for schools.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Samantha Clark, a spokesperson for partner organization Communitech, said the province has now  reached out and worked with us to ensure that the StaySafe programs offered were in line with the mandate given 鈥?which was to get kits in the hands of businesses.  New  Dzjw MEET THE CANDIDATE: Melanie Lang, Liberal, Wellington鈥擧alton Hills
 MIAMI 鈥?Billionaire businessman Ri stanley termohrnek chard Branson got a rock star   welcome at Wednesday   public rollout of his Virgin Group   partnership with Florida   privately owned, higher-speed passenger rail service that backers hope will soon stretch from Miami to Orlando.People cheered, news photographers jostled like paparazzi and passengers onboard a soon-to-be rebranded Brightline train grabbed the British magnate for selfies as they zipped between Miami and West Palm Beach in just over an hour. A year after beginning stanley cup  operations, the newly christened Virgin Trains USA hopes the Branson boost rubs off on the company   ridership and financing.Virgin   partnership with what was then Brightline was announced in November, but Brightline   downtown Miami station became Virgin MiamiCentral on Wednesday. Brightline   trains and other stations should be rebranded by year   end.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Branson said Virgin hopes to  8220 prinkle some of its magic dust on the operation by delivering an experience with some panache.As Brightline, the system was the first private U.S. train service founded in a century. Branson called Americans ; reputation for disdaining rail tra stanley cup vel outside the Boston-Washington corridor unfounded. They just haven ;t taken to trains because the rail service was not great.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW       

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 OTTAWA 鈥?An internal government analysis of U.S. immigration policy suggests significant implications for Canada if a program offering protections for people who came to the U.S. illegally as children is allowed to end.In September, President Donald Trump moved to end the  stanley website deferred action for childhood arrivals program, known as DACA, which gives work permits and reprieve from deportation to hundreds of thousands of high school graduates or military personnel under the age of 31 who came to the U.S. illegally as kids.The potential for the program   demise set off shock waves in the U.S. that radiated all the way into the Privy Council stanley cup  Office in Ottawa.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                    stanley bottles                      The same day, the office, which supports the prime minister, asked Global Affairs whether they had analysis ready and in turn, the Canadian embassy in Washington sent in its observations, according to documents obtained by The Canadian Press under access to information laws.Why such a rush for analysis wasn ;t specified, but the DACA announcement came after a summer when hundreds of people a day were showing up at the Canada-U.S. border to seek asylum thanks to another pending change in U.S. policy 鈥?the end of a stay on deportation to certain countries, known as temporary protected status.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 That influx sent officials scrambling to spool up immigration and public safety resources a Bgmw What   s going on here  New Orillia OPP detachment underway
 BRAMPTON, Ont. 鈥?A woman and three of her children died Thursday following a four-vehicle crash in Brampton, Ont., that is now being investigated by the province   police watchdog.Peel Regional Police say the Special Investigations Unit  SIU  has been called in to investigate the collision, which happened shortly after noon in a suburban part of the city.This is a devastating, devastating incident. To learn of three children that have d stanley becher ied as well as another female, it   shocking, 8 stanley cup 221; said Peel police Const. Akhil Mooken.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Mooken declined to comment on why the Special Investigations Unit was involved.The SIU said the victims include a 37-year-old woman and her three daughters, ages one, four, and six.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 The unit said preliminary information suggests a Peel Regional Police officer was travelling westbound when he observed an Infiniti travelling eastbound.Investigators said shortly after the Infiniti collided with a van that had been travelling northbound. Inside the van were the mother and her children.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The SIU said the six-year-old girl was pronounced dea stanley cup d at the scene. The mother and her four-year-old daughter were pronounced dead at the Brampton Civic Hospital.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                           

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 For some college-bound students distressed by the election of Donald Trump, Canada is calling.Colleges from Quebec to British Columbia say applications and website traffic from the United States have been surging since Trump   victory Nov. 8. Although many Canadian schools had also ramped up recruiting in the U.S. recently, some say dismay over the presidential election has fuelled a spike in interest beyond their expectations.Lara Godoff, a 17-year-old from Napa, Calif., said she scrapped any notion of staying in the U.S. the day after the elec stanley thermobecher tion. Among other concerns, Godoff, a Democrat, said she fears Trump   administration will ease enforcement of federal rule stanley kaffeebecher s against sexual assault, making campuses less safe for women.               ARTICLE  stanley termoska CONTINUES BELOW                                        Godoff had applied to one college in Canada but added three more as safety schools after the election.If we live in a country where so many people could elect Donald Trump, then that   not a country I want to live in, she said.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Applications to the University of Toronto from American students have jumped 70 per cent compared with this time last year, while several other Canadian schools have seen increases of 20 per cent or more. U.S. applications to McMaster University in Hamilton are up 34 per cent so far.We can ;t ignore the election results, but I think there are other  Xoab Cobourg student wins Queen s University Chancellor s Scholarship
 The hamlet of Kilbride has never forgotten Marianne Schuett 鈥?the little girl who became the communitys daughter after her abduction in 1967 stanley tumbler .Now, her family and everyone whos been touched by the 10-year-old has somewhere to pause and reflect on her sweet life. A bench dedicated to her memory was unveiled on Oct. 2, placed at the corner of Kilbride and Panton streets, near the school where she was last seen. This me stanley france morial has been a long time coming,  said Helen Callaway of the Kilbride History Group, which spearheaded the initiative with the Schuett family.  This tight-knit community was totally devastated when she was taken.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Callaway said since she moved to Kilbride several decades ago, shes heard from fellow residents about how they always wanted to do something to memorialize Marianne 鈥?a sentiment echoed by her brother, Steve Schuett. Through the Kilbride History Group a stanley cups nd word of mouth, we were able to raise the funds necessary for the bench were dedicating today,  she said.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Nearly $4,000 was contributed to make the bench a reality, with the City of Burlington storing it for almost two years as the pandemic continued to postpone the dedication plans.While Steve said his family couldve paid for the bench on its own, he acknowledged that others who were connected to Marianne wanted to contribute in a meaningful way, and for that hes v

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 OTTAWA 鈥?The federal banking regulator is proposing a new stress test for all uninsured mortgages as part of efforts to tighten lending rules.The Office of the Superintendent of Financial Institutions  OSFI  recommended the measure as part of draft changes that it has published for public consultations.The change would mean that homebuyers who have a down payment of 20 per cent or more 鈥?and therefore don ;t require mortgage insurance 鈥?will still face a stress test to see if they can handle their payments if interest rates rise.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The regulator also proposed Thursday expressly prohibiting co-lending arrangements that are designed or appear to be designed to circumvent regulatory requirements.The suggestions follows a  stanley water jug move by Ottawa last year to require that all insured mortgages undergo a stress test to determine if borrowers will be able to make their payments if circumstances change such as in the event of a job loss or interest rate hike.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Speculatio stanley thermos n is rampant that the Bank of Canada could raise its key interest rate target as early as next week.If the central bank raises its key rate, the big banks are expected to raise their prime rates, a move that will increase the cost of variable rate mortgages and other loans tied to the benchmark rate.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                    stanley cup     OSFI said i Pkhg SPECIAL ICYMI: Top 5 (non-coronavirus) stories of the week in Halton Hills from theifp.ca
 Ontario will raise capacity limits on a variety of indoor and outdoor settings this weekend, Chief Medical Officer of Health Dr. Kieran Moore has announced.In a remote media conference on Sept. 24, Moore said the decision to raise limits in sports venues, meeting and event spaces, concerts, theatres, cinemas, racing venues and film stanley mug  and television sets follows a recent boost in COVID-19 vaccine uptake in Ontario.Over the past week, nearly 87,000 more Ontarians got their first shot and over 137,000 more got their second shot. Between Sept. 1 and Sept. 22, the seven-day average for first doses administered increased by more than 6 per cent, from over 11,400 doses to over 12,000 doses, Moore said.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        With public health and health-care indicators currently stable and proof-of-vaccination now in effect, we are able to recommend cautiously stanley mug  easing capacity limits in certain settings.      Beginning on Sept. 25 at 12:01 a.m., indoor capacity limits for聽sporting events; meeting and e stanley cups vent spaces, including banquet halls conference and convention centres; concerts; theatres; cinemas; racing venues and studio audiences at commercial film and television sets will increase to the lesser of either 50 per cent or 10,000 people.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 At the same time, outdoor capacity limits for non-seated theatre, concert, racing and sporting events wi

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 OTTAWA 鈥?Justice Minis stanley isolierkanne ter Jody Wilson-Raybould introduced a massive bill Thursday aimed at tackling court delays and improving the fairness of the criminal justice system when it comes to Indigenous and other marginalized peoples. Here are some highlights from Bill C-75:JURY SELECTIONLast month, there was an uproar when an all-white jury acquitted Saskatchewan farmer Gerald Stanley, 56, in the shooti stanley travel mug ng death of Colten Boushie, a 22-year-old First Nations man. A number of visibly Indigenous people had been excluded from the jury using something called peremptory challenges, which allow lawyers to reject jury candidates during the selection process without giving a reason for doing so. Bill C-75 would do away with peremptory challenges for both the Crown and defence. As a counterbalance, the legislation would also reform the way a potential juror can be challenged for cause 鈥?including the risk of partiality or discrimination 鈥?and give the final say to the judge.        stanley cup         ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        PRELIMINARY INQUIRIESThe proposed legislation would cut back on the use of preliminary inquiries, which are optional hearings used to decide whether there is enough evidence to go ahead with a trial. Bill C-75 proposes restricting their use to cases involving adult offenders facing the possibility of life in prison, such as for murder, kidnapping or committing an indictable offence as part of a terrorist group. This would also prevent victims Etke Silver medal for Brock Novice Wild
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 In a most difficult pandemic, vaccination shouldnt be the hard part. COVID-19 has disrupted every nation on earth, killed nearly five million people, and thanks to some extraordinary science, we have vaccines. And Canada doesnt just have vaccines that protect against COVID-19 鈥?it has so many it needed to pause deliveries. Were lucky as hell.And yet the last few miles will be harder than they had to be. Wednesday was the first day in Ontarios belated, half-hearted, almost-built-to-fail attempt at vaccine passports. It wasnt a disaster. Most peop stanley mug le are vaccinated, and most people follow rules.But give it time, because this sure seems like a system set up to rely on the goodness of anti-vaxxers. And not to be controversial, but that aint great.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Ontarios implementation is predictably slipshod; as the Stars award-winning Rosa Saba reported in one of several essential pieces this week, existing vaccination PDFs can be altered after downloading using a rare hacking program known as 鈥?Microsoft Word. Good luck cracking th stanley cup at code, anti-vaxxers. Naturally, Ontario is also the province that couldnt make licence plates, or stickers that were either sticky or constitutional. Incompetence,  stanley mugs to some, is a lifestyle.So the bad news is Ontario has an easily forgeable system, but the good news is the QR code app will be launched Oct. 22. Thats when it will really kick in. Thank goodness.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Kxie La Salle Park  worst deal  in history of Hamilton, says Coun. Sam Merulla
 OTTAWA 鈥?Canadian health officials are warning consumers to avoid romaine lettuce grown in Salinas, Calif., because of another food poisoning outbreak.The notic stanley cups uk e comes almost exactly one year after a similar outbreak led to a blanket warning about romaine, ranging from whole heads to pre-cut salad mixes.The Public Health Ag stanley france ency of Canada says one patient in Manitoba last month suffered from an illness bearing a  8220 imilar genetic fingerprint to illnesses reported in an ongoing U.S. investigation into an outbreak of E. coli in the Golden State.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Health officials say an outbreak is not occurring in Canada, but romaine from northern California is imported north of the border this time of the year.The agency says it is implementing new actions at the border to prevent the tainted lettuce from coming into Canada.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Leafy greens can become contaminated after contact with feces from infected animals via soil, water or improperly composted manure.This is the fourth E. coli outbreak linked to romaine lettuce affecting Canadian consumers in the last two years.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        This report by The Canadian Press was first published Nov. 23, 2019.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                              鈥?with files from The Ass stanley termohrnek ociated Press.By

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 GRIMSBY 鈥?Years ago, Habitat for Humanity Niagara wondered if they would ever build a house in Grimsby.Now, they stanley termosy  have two homes built, a condo unit on the way and as of Friday morning 鈥?a store.Habitat for Humanity Niagara has just opened their third Resto stanley nz re in the region on the South Service Road in Grimsby.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                         Its a fundraising machine,  said Habitat for Humanity Niagara CEO Alastair Davis. The Restore is a place where gently-used home appliances, furniture and other supplies are sold at a discounted cost to support the various Habitat for Humanity housing builds across the region.  Its a place to get rid of stuff you dont want and buy stuff someone else didnt want. The Restore opened its doors for a s stanley kaffeebecher pecial VIP event. Politicians, volunteers and community members came out to the former printing facility, to ogle the furniture, light fixtures and supplies as well as celebrate the milestone.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 MP Dean Allison told the room, filled with volunteers from a number of local organizations, that what they do is integral to the community. You bring a lot of sun to everybodys lives,  said Lincoln Mayor Sandra Easton, adding that they would soon be celebrating with Habitat for Humanity in her municipality.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                         The reality of owning a house is becoming more and more difficult,  s Ddrh Take immediate action   : Cases of coronavirus in Oakville have more than doubled in just 2 days
 The march of mass tourism once seemed unstoppable 鈥?flotillas of cruise ships and jumbo jets disgorging swarms of tourists to invade ancient sites and intrude on living cultures.The global trend lines were undeniably explosive, rising from 400 million visitors a year in 1990 to 1.4 billion in 2019. Nothing could deter mass tourism, not terrorism nor war 鈥?not until it became a casualty of COVID-19.The worlds biggest source of em stanley cups ployment and entertainment has lost a staggering 1.1 billion tourists over the past year, slumping right back to where it was three decades a stanley cup go. Today, we are almost all stuck at home, pondering the unbearable remoteness of being 鈥?locked down, with our luggage locked away.          stanley termohrnek       ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        And yet a pandemic may be the perfect time to unpack mass tourism and understand what went wrong. More than merely a thought experiment, we are experiencing a real life experiment, a once in a lifetime opportunity to rethink and revisit the way we see the world:Beyond currency exchange rates, what is the value of cultural exchanges  When does our inner voyager become a voyeur  How do we reconcile the tension between exploration and exploitation in foreign lands         ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 As people search for ever more remote destinations to get away from the crowds, it creates new tensions and contradictions. How do we deal with the power imbalance that pits the visitors

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 For someone who says shes still contemplating her future, Markham-Stouffville MP Jane Philpott sure sounds like shell remain in politics despite being caught up in a debacle that dogged Ottawa for weeks.The former health minister, minister of Indigenous services and president of the treasury board was booted from the Liberal caucus on April 2 along with former justice minister and attorney general Jody Wilson-Raybould as part of the SNC-Lavalin saga.Both women continue to serve as independent MPs.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        On May 21, Philpott attended a news conference at the York Regional Forest in her riding, where the Liberals announced a program to plant 700,000 trees in York Region to help reduce the effects of storm flooding.Despite t stanley taza he political fallout of the SNC-Lavalin affair, she was greeted warmly by former Liberal colleagues King-Vaughan MP Deb Schulte and Infrastructure and Communities Minister Francois-Phillipe Champagne.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Asked whether she will run in the Oct. 21 federal election, Philpott said shes still deciding. I actually am going to be making an announcement in the riding stanley cup  in the next couple of weeks about my plans,  she said, adding her constituents will be the first to know.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                         Ive been out  stanley cup knocking on doors and hosted an open house recently and meeting with constituent Snmu Summer camp in Muskoka shuts amid COVID outbreak
 OTTAWA 鈥?When NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh promised clean water on First Nations reserves and the Greens ; Elizabeth May pledged that a Green government would start dismantling the Indian Act, both on Saturday, it was the first time Indigenous issues got much attention on the federal campaign trail.The federal party leaders ; near-silence on them speaks volumes about their importance to Canadian politicians, says Cindy Blackstock, a prominent First Nations leader who led the human-rights case that led to a multibillion-dollar compensation award for Indigenous children.Neither Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau nor Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer has invested campaign time or energy in these matters.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW          stanley cup                                I think that stanley website  signifies the priority with which the governments tend to address First Nations, Inuit and Metis people and their concerns: when they ;re not ev stanley cup website en talking about it, and they ;re talking about things like camping credits, that tells you where we ;re positioned in the ranking of priorities, Blackstock says.Certain hot-button concerns affecting Indigenous and First Nations populations in Canada have cropped up since the campaign began on Sept. 11, including evacuations at the Neskantaga First Nation in Ontario due to ongoing water woes 鈥?and the ruling from the Canadian Human Rights Tribunal saying Ottawa  wilfully and recklessly  discriminated against Indigenous

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 TORONTO 鈥?Ontario   first female leader says the task of shattering glass ceilings just got a little bit harder after Hillary Clinton   loss to Donald Trump in the American election.Premi stanley trinkflaschen er Kathleen Wynne told The Canadian Press that she, like many other people, had hoped the United States would elect its first female president because it would have been inspiring for young women. But it ; starbucks stanley cup s not like the path to equality hasn ;t taken hits before, she said.There have been many setbacks, and it   not like we were guaranteed this was the final step that had to be taken in breaking all glass ceilings, said the province   first female leader. There   a lot of work to be done 鈥?unfortunately the task just got a little bit harder.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Wynne, echoing Clinton   concession speech Wednesday, said it   important not to get discouraged, even though it is easy to because of some of the attitudes that were stirred up during the election campaign.Trump supporters commonly wore T-shirts with slogans such as Hillary sucks but not like Monica and Trump that Bitch. Trump called Clinton  8220 uch a n stanley cup asty woman during a debate. He suggested women accusing him of groping and other sexual misconduct were unattractive. He said that when he stood behind Clinton at a debate he wasn Aiyp Man, 18, dead after multiple shots fired in Oshawa last night
 Between March 18, the day after Doug Ford declared a state of emergency in response to the novel coronavirus, and August 1, the day after Toronto entered Stage 3 o stanley cup f its reopening, the Star published a photo and caption every day, sometimes more than one, 151 in total, which aimed to capture in all of its facets this frightening and strange moment in the life of our city: the empty streets, the eerie quiet, the stir-craziness, the humour a stanley becher nd tragedy and grace, the  stanley cup way we rose to the occasion and occasionally fell short and, finally, how the city came slowly back to life. This is what Torontos lockdown looked like.

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 OTTAWA 鈥?The mayors of Canada   biggest cities say they need a slice of the tax windfall from legal marijuana to cover what they describe as significant costs associated with enforcing a signature initiative from the federal Liberals.They raised their concerns with cabinet ministers this week, pressing the case that some tax revenues from sale of the drug must filter down to cover costs associated with land-use issues, business licensing applications and enforcement once the purchase, sale and recreational use of the drug is no longer illegal.The parliamentary budget officer estimated in a report last year that sales tax revenue to federal and provincial governments combined could be as low as $356 million and as high as $959 million in the first year of legaliz termo stanley ation, depending on the price put on cannabis and usage.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        We ;re not in a position to collect any  taxes stanley cup  , Edmonton Mayor Don Iveson, chairman of the mayors ; group, said in an interview this week.One conversation that we think is important to have is support for local governments dealing with the costs of enforcement.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 It would be up to local police to enforce impaired driving laws, provisions about sales to minors and any necessary bylaws for dispensaries that open up in communities. Halifax Mayor Mike Savage said cities are askin vaso stanley g the fe Caum Halton District School Board boundary reviews in Burlington and Oakville along with Georgetown could mean re-direction of students
 When Doug Ford promised on Monday to put the province back to work, he forgot our workers.Its not just our economy thats ailing. Many of our co-workers are sick with COVID-19 鈥?or will be soon.More than 30,000 Ontarians have tested positive to date. But the true figure may be closer to 300,000 cases  stanley cup of the coronavirus so far, with many more still to come, according to a new University of Toront stanley taza o study.  stanley cup               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Those numbers dont mean we must stay hunkered down. After all, a prolonged lockdown imposes enormous costs in reduced incomes, lowering the determinants of health for the working poor above all.The Progressive Conservative governments phased reopening of workplaces is inevitable and understandable. But the premier is putting his carefully laid plans at risk by ignoring the sleeper issue of worker sickness.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 In a pandemic, economic recovery depends on employee convalescence. Without paid sick days, many workers who should stay home simply wont 鈥?trudging, grudgingly, to the workplace for fear of losing their wages or jobs.We will all pay the price 鈥?personally, medically, economically 鈥?for their misfortune and Fords folly.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The premier repeatedly praises our  front-line heroes,  vowing again Monday to put public safety first. But all these months later, he still wont

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 More than half the food produced in Canada is wasted and the average kitchen toss stanley mug es out hundreds of dollars worth of edibles every year, says a study researchers are calling the first of its kind.It   a lot of food, said Lori Nikkel of Second Harvest, the Toronto-based group working to reduce food waste that commissioned the study.We waste more food than we consume.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The study released Thursday is the world   first to measure food waste using data from industry and other sources instead of estimates, said Martin Gooch of Value Chain Management International, which conducted the study.Value Chain works with agriculture, aquaculture, marine and food industries to make them more profitable.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 What we did was actually go to industry and  said , Give us primary data, ; Gooch said. This is the first time anywhere in the world  stanley cup that anyone   gone out and got primary data that connects production with consumers.Results were checked with industry experts.   stanley cup              ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        At every point in the process, we ground-truthed it, said Gooch. We ;re confident our results are conservative.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                              Previous wo Knzv Halton Region reports several new COVID-19 cases, all in Oakville and Burlington
 WINDSOR, Ont. 鈥?Luke Evangelista and Colton Smith both scored in an eight-round shootout to lift the London Knights over the Windsor Spitfires 4-3 on Monday in Onta stanley water bottle rio Hockey League action.Evangelista also had a pair of goals in regulation time for London  3-0-0  and Stuart Rolofs scored as well.Goalie Brett Brochu made 35 saves and turned away seven skaters in the shootout for the win.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Wyatt Johnston, Matthew Maggio, and Ryan Abraham  stanley cup spain supplied the offence for Windsor  1-1-1 .Xavier Medina stopped 29 shots in net for the Spitfires.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 The Knights went 1 for 3 on the power play and Windsor was 0 for 4 with the man advantage.-               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        BATTALION 3 WOLVES 2                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                              NORTH BAY, Ont. 鈥?Brandon Coe had the third-period winner as the Battalion edged Sudbury.Josh Currie and Simon Rose also scored for North Bay  2-1-0 .Jack Thompson and Alex Assadourian replied for the Wolves  2-1-0 .- stanley website 67   7 GENERALS 3OTTAWA 鈥?Jack Matier had two goals and three assists to power the 67   past Oshawa.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Jack Beck scored twice, including the eventual winner, for Ottawa  2-1-0 . Vinzenz Rohrer, Anthony Costantini and Vsevolod Gaida

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 A Georgetown school that was in the midst of a coronavirus outbreak now has seven cases.The Halton Catholic District School Board revealed Monday evening  Oct. 5  that St. Francis of Assisi  stanley en mexico Catholic Elementary School in Georgetown now has seven cases, an increase from five cases.Two classrooms in the school have been closed as a result of the outbreak due to the risk of exposure.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                              Halton Public Health declared the outbreak last week.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 According to Ontario protocol, an outbreak may be declared by the local public health unit when, within a 14-day pe stanley mugs riod, there are two or more laboratory-confirmed COVID-19 cases in students, staff or other visitors with an epidemiological link  for example, if cases are in the same class or cohort , or, at least one case could have been infected in the school  including on a school bus or in before or  stanley mug after school care . Rakf Rules of the rink on Parliament Hill
 Halton Region reported 20 new cases of COVID-19 Wednesday.It is just the third time in the last two weeks that the region has had 20 or fewer cases in a day. However, the region also reported its fourth school outbreak in the past six days, this one at River Oaks Public School in Oakville where there were two confirmed cases. The other outbreaks are at Hawthorne Villa stanley tumbler ge P.S. in Milton  two cases , Heritage Glen P.S. in Oakville  three cases  and Bruce T. Lindley P.S. in Burlington  two cases .Over those six days, more than one-third of the regions COVID-19 cases  48 of 141  have been under the age of 20.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Wednesdays low case count led to a drop in the seven-day average for new cases, which fell from 24.3 to 23.7.Oakville had eight new cases, Burlington and Milton each had five and Halton Hills had two.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW             stanley france                      There are 155 active cases in the region, down six from the previous day. Halton Hills was the only municipality to see an increase in active cases, going from four to five. Burlington has 74 active cases, Oakville has 41 and Milton has 35.Apart from the school outbreaks, there are three other on-going outbreaks in the region 鈥?workplace outbreaks in Oakville  four cases  and Milton  16 cases  and at Hampton Terrace long-term care home in Burlington   stanley cup 30 cases, two deaths .               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                               

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 OTTAWA 鈥?A new poll suggests turbulence ahead for airlines seeking public support for their current COVID-19 plans.Seventy-two per cent of Canadians surveyed by Leger and the Association for Canadian Studies say they ;re not comfortable flying since a decision by some airlines to relax their own in-flight physical distancing requirements.As of July 1, Air Canada and WestJet both ended policies blocking the sale of adjacent seats.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                          stanley cup                The measure was seen to align with a guidance document for the aviation industry issued by Transport Canada in April to help curb the spread of COVID-19.Among other things, the department had suggested passengers should be widely spaced when possible, though they did not make it mandatory.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Airlines, however, are required to make passengers and air crews wear masks.Only 22 per cent of those surveyed said they ;re comfortable getting aboard with no in-flight physical distancing and a requirement to wear masks.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW stanley thermos   stanley termoska                                        There   more to it to keep flights safe, WestJet said in a statement last week after critics attacked its plan.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                              What makes an airplane, and the entire journey, safe is the layers of enhanced cleaning, the wearing of masks and th