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 TORONTO 鈥?CI Financial Corp. says it has signed a deal to acquire U.S. investment adviser  stanley mugs Bowling Portfolio Management LLC.The firm based in Cincinnati has US$450 million in assets under management.Financial terms of the transaction were not disclosed.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Bowling provides financial planning and investment management services to high-net-worth clients.CI has been expanding its operations in the U.S. this year in a series of acquisitions.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 It says when all pending transactions close, it will hold interests in wealth manag stanley us ement firms across the U.S. with combined assets of approximately US$11.5 billion.This report by The Canadian Press was first published Sept. 21, 2020.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        C stanley becher ompanies in this story:  TSX:CIX                 ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                              By The Canadian Press

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 Over the past year, the United Way Halton  Hamilton has addressed multiple crucial problems in its community, from domestic violence and stanley cups uk  mental illness, to unemployment, homelessne starbucks stanley cup ss, poverty and hunger. Next to the government, United Ways across Canada are the largest funders of social services in the country,  said UWHH president and CEO Brad Park, in a virtual presentation of the UWHH impact report for 2019-20.Through the efforts of community partners, supporters and donors, vital funding was provided to 64 agencies offering 128 programs, said Park.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                         These programs are the critical components of the social safety net necessary in order for our community to be a place where no one gets left behind 鈥?the number of people we support is staggering and is very telling of our reality. More than 209,195 people  facing unimaginable barriers  were helped by the UWHH in the past 12 months, 26,018 of those being seniors, and 23,365 children and youth.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                  We know that seniors are the fastest growing demographic in society and theyre among some of the most vulnerable, confronting isolation, loneliness and often require specialized vital supports. Investing in youth is one of the best strategies to break the cycle of inter stanley cup nz generational poverty, increase high school graduation rates, improve a sense of belonging, reduce crime rates and drive our ec Liku Man who killed family apologizes in court
 A convicted human trafficker, Courtney Salmon, 44, of Brampton, was sentenced to six years in prison on March 28 after being found guilty of several offences stemming from an investigation by York Regional Police.聽In the Newmarket Courthouse, Judge John McCarthy also sentenced Salmon to serve two years concurrently with the other sentence for the offence of material benefit from human trafficking.聽This sentencing was after a jury found salmon guilty of multiple offences, including human trafficking, material benefit from human trafficking, exercise direction and control and material benefit from sexual services on Nov 2, 2018.聽               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Salmon was arrested聽 Sept. 20, 2016, following an investigation that began in June 2016 into a victim who had  stanley cups uk been forced to work in the sex trade from November 2015 to April 2016.聽      We are hopeful that a finding of guilt in this investigation encourages victims of human trafficking to reach out to us for help, YRP Chief Eric Jolliffe said. Our trained investigators work tirelessl vaso stanley y to ensure that criminals who seek to victimize vulnerable members of our community are held accountable for their actions.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 In 2010, Salmon faced 17 human trafficking charges that were dropped by a Brampton judge, who found a Peel police officer tampered with evidence in the ca stanley shop se.聽Anyone with further inform

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 Ontario   long-term care minister Merrilee Fullerton addressed the Long-Term Care COVID-19 Commission   scathing COVID-19 report, telling Ontarians our government hears you and we will do right by you, before proceeding to skirt around specific questions asked by the media in attendance about the report and the government   next steps.The minister s news conference on May 3 was in response to the commission s report, released April 30, which concluded that the province s pandemic response was slow, resulting in a  parade of sickness and death  among Ontario s long-term-care homes.Here is what Fullerton commented on. stanley cup quencher                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW          stanley cup website                                On long-standing issuesFullerton attributed the long-standing problems in long-term care to the lingering stanley cups uk  neglect of previous governments, citing the issues of overcrowded homes, old design standards, understaffing and a lack of pandemic preparedness.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 The report makes it clear that the lessons learned from SARS were forgotten or not implemented in the long-term-care sector, Fullerton said. The report also makes it clear that the long-standing issues neglected by successive governments contributed to the spread of COVID-19.She added that the responsibility now falls on her 鈥?as the minister of long-term care 鈥?and the province to make this right.         

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 BARRIE, Ont. 鈥?Ontario   Liberal government has put millions of dollars toward helping licensed child-care centres and developmental services cope with a minimum wage increase, and the premier said help for other such publicly funded sectors may be on the way.The minimum wage rose on Jan. 1 to $14 an  stanley cup hour from $11.60 and the government is giving licensed child cares $12.7 million so they don ;t have to pass the increased costs onto parents 鈥?though some are reportedly doing that anyway.It is also putting an extra $24.3 million into the com stanley quencher munity and developmental services sector, saying it recognizes the wage increase may affect their operating expenses.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Premier Kathleen Wynne said Wednesday she is looking across government at other sectors that receive public funding to see if more needs to be done.There is a difference between a private business and businesses or organizations that are supported through government funding, she said. There 8 stanley cup price 217  just a fundamental difference there. So, $12.7 million to make sure that municipalities can flow support to licensed child care, that was a decision that was made because we knew that there would be an impact. We ;re looking across government at other transfer partners to see whether there   more that needs to be done.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 The government has differe Svhq Eleanor McCain spares no expense on    True North
 Milton Farmers MarketWhen: Saturday, Aug. 22., 9 a.m. to noonWhere: Country Heritage Park, 8560 Tremaine Rd., Milton               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        More info: Visit Milton Farmers Market at its  stanley spain temporary location. Purchase fresh produce in person or order online for pickup.Crohns and Colitis Canada Gutsy Walk        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 When: Sunday, Aug. 23Where: Halton Region               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        More info: The 25th annual Gutsy Walk to raise money for Crohns and Colitis research goes virtual in 2020. Fundraise and set your own walking course. Visit gutsywalk.ca for more information.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                              Georgetown Farmers MarketWhen: Saturday, Aug. 22, 8 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.Where: Main Street South, GeorgetownMore info: A selection of stanley quencher  farm-fresh Ontario produce. COVID-19 protocols in effect.Plaisir des Contes  French story time  onlineWhen: Saturday, Aug. 22, 10:30 to 10:45 a.m.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Where: OnlineMore info: Mary Land will share a childrens story i stanley tumblers n French on the Halton Hills Public Librarys Facebook page.

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 The Walk or Run for Georgetown Hospital is back as a virtual event for the second yea stanley cup r in a row.The annual fundraiser will be held Sunday, Sept. 26 and will take on a special meaning this year. This years event is a celebration of local health car stanley trinkflaschen e and will be raising funds for urgent equipment needs such as surgic stanley sverige al equipment at Georgetown Hospital,  said Sandra Taylor, executive director of the Georgetown Hospital Foundation.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Participants can register as individuals or teams and can select one of four routes listed on the events website, or complete a route of their choice. There are both three- and five-kilometre options.      Registration is $35 for adults and $15 for children under 12.聽Each participant will receive an event T-shirt as well as a goodie bag.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 A virtual warm-up will be held at 9 a.m. Following the walk/run, participants can go online at 11:30 a.m. for a virtual finish-line festival with prize draws, announcements and presentations. We believe it is our responsibility to help our communities not only survive, but thrive in the wake of COVID-19 and everything that has happened in the last 18 months,  said Rosel George, community manager, Halton Hills for RBC, the events presenting sponsor.  Georgetown Hospital is an integral part of our community and we are happy to support this event and celebrate local health care.       Olyu Hurricane Franklin makes landfall on Mexico   s coast
 For close to four decades, Michael Fiorini and his Cable Cable team have provided online products and services to Fenelon Falls and area customers.The company hopes to be able to continue to expand on this with the recent announcement that the independent telecommunications company has joined the Rogers Communications family. Cable Cable has been a cornerstone of our local communities since its inception in 1983,  said Fiorini, CEO of Cable Cable.  From a small cable startup serving a single community to a multi-service telecom serving thousands; it has been quite the journey. I attribute our many years of growth an vaso stanley d success to the committed local staff who have worked tirelessly to ensure we offer the best experiences possible for our customers. The decision to pass on this legacy was a challenging one, but I know that with Rogers at the helm even greater things will be possible.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Cable Cable currently provides Internet, television, and home phone services to more than 6,000 City of Kawartha Lakes residents and businesses. The company will continue to lead th stanley cup quencher e business until it becomes a wholly owned subsidiary of Rogers Communications.      During this time, there will be no changes for customers.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                         stanley cups           We are thrilled to have the Cable Cable team and customers join the Rogers family and carry on the incredible legacy that Michael and his fa

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 OTTAWA 鈥?Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said Wednesday he can ;t imagine President Donald Trump will make good on his threat to impose new tariffs on Canadian autos entering the United States because it would amount to a self-inflicted wound on the U.S. economy.Trudeau was forced to confront that possibility at his end-of-Parliament sessio stanley water jug n news conference because the U.S. Commerce Department is investigating whether to put a 25 per cent tariff on cars and light trucks entering the U.S. Trump is considering using the same controversial national security clause that he used last month to impose tariffs on steel and aluminum imports from Canada and ot stanley cup her major American allies.Trump may pride himself on his unpredictability, Trudeau said, but that can ;t possibly include doing damage to American workers and its auto industry, which i stanley mugs s so enmeshed with Canada  .               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        I have to continue to believe that leaders will function in the interests of their own country, Trudeau said.I have a hard time accepting that any leader might do the kind of damage to his own auto industry that would happen if he were to bring in such a tariff on Canadian auto manufacturers, given the integration of the parts supply chains or the auto supply chains through the Canada-U.S. border.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Trudeau said he has no interest in a Abny Coyote charges at 62-pound dog in Georgetown, resident says
 The OPP and other emergency responders are on scene of a crash on the QEW in Burlington.The crash occurred on the westbound QEW between Walkers Line and Appleby Line and was  stanley cup reported around 8 p.m., according to the Ministry of Tr stanley italia ansportation 511 Ontario website.It occurred in t stanley cup he HOV lane but the emergency response and clean-up has left all lanes closed, according to the Ministry.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        It   not immediately known if anyone was injured.

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 When Toronto Public Health released its map of neighbourhoods hardest hit by COVID-19, for people in the citys northwest it felt like d茅j脿 vu.It looked strikingly similar to the map showing where chronic diseases like diabetes are highest. It mirrored a 2014 report highlighting Toronto neighbourhoods facing the biggest social and economic disadvantages. It might as well have been any number of maps showing some of the citys highest concentrations of poverty in highrises or lowest post-secondary education.Every time, the same northwest neighbourhoods pop out 鈥?a cluster of communities spanning a large swath of Toronto, wedged between Dufferin St. and Highway 427 to the west, running south from Steeles Ave. to Eglinton Ave.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        So when the COVID-19 neighbourhood map came out,  I was definitely not surprised,  said Tesfai Mengesha, head of Success Beyond Limits,  stanley mugs a community group in the Jane-Finch area.  Yet again, our system has failed people from our community.  COVID-19 is just another thing, another issue stanley cup , that highlights the challenge that our communities face,  said Floydeen Charles-Fridal, executive director of Caribbean African Canadian Social Services, a not-for-profit in the neighbourhood.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                  Its just a really heartbreaking stanley termosky  truth,  said Leticia Deawuo, the executive director of Black Creek Community Farm.The COVID-19 rates are more than  Lffb The 3 Ontario police oversight agencies being reviewed
 The old Bakers Dozen Donuts shop in downtown Bowmanville is being renovated to a stanley mug  new Starbuck coffee shop.Just the facts:鈥?The long-standing Bakers Dozen Donuts shop, at 96 King St. E. in Bowmanville, closed more than a year ago.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        鈥?In late May, work began to renovate the building  approximately 2,400 square feet  to reopen as a new Starbucks coffee shop.      鈥?The corner lot at Hwy. 2 and Geo stanley cups uk rge Street features a small drive-thru that exits on the west side of the property.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 鈥?One on-street parking space to the east of the driveway may be removed. The parking space could block sight-lines, particularly with anticipated stanley becher  drive-thru use of the new Starbucks.  A replacement parking space has been requested within the downtown area. 鈥?This will be the second Starbucks in Bowmanville. The first Starbuck is in the Walmart/Canadian Tire plaza in west Bowmanville and does not have a drive-thru.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        鈥?The new Starbucks is expected to open by late August.

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 The Hamilton Fire Department responded to a vehicle fire on Highway 6 Friday afternoon.According to a tweet from the Hamilton Fire Department, five units responded to the fire on Highway 6 in the area of Hunstman Gate and 10th Concession East at 5: stanley becher 31 p.m.The fire was extinguished by 5:44 p.m.               ART stanley termoska ICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Ontario Provincial Police Sgt. Kerry Schmidt said some lanes were blocked for to fight the single vehicle fire, but were expected to be open shortly after 6 p.m.      No one was injured in the fire, which he said was not caused by the accid stanley tumbler ent.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Xjnh Trump win sparks interest in Canadian schools
 TORONTO 鈥?When Robyn M stanley cup cLean heads to the grocery store, she often finds her favourite crackers come with a $8 price tag. The br stanley cups eads and cereals she buys aren ;t any cheaper.The products owe their steep cost to the fact that they ;re gluten-f stanley mug ree. McLean, a Vancouver-based environmental industry worker, has had no choice but to buy items like them since she was diagnosed with celiac disease.The digestive disorder has forced her, along with an estimated one per cent of Canadians with celiac, to cut gluten completely from her diet 鈥?a change that comes with hefty grocery and restaurant bills.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        I ;d say breads, crackers and cereals are about $4, maybe even $5  more , than the average person is spending, McLean said. It does add up pretty quickly.The average food expenditure was $1,105 per month for Canadian households affected by celiac disease, in comparison to $842 per month for the comparable average Canadian household, a 2013 paper from Canadian researchers revealed. That   a premium of more than 30 per cent.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 After her diagnosis 15 years ago, McLean was determined to find ways to save and eventually founded a now-defunct blog with her sister to share their tips and experiences with the gluten-free community.Chief among them was taking advantage of a federal tax credit that allows Canadians to

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 TORONTO 鈥?The International Monetary Fund has raised its estimate for Canada   economic growth rate for this year and 2018, putting it at or near the top of the heap among advance stanley botella d economies.The Washington-based IMF is now estimating Canada   gross domestic product for 2017 will be 3.0 per cent 鈥?half a percentage point higher than its July estimate.That would put Canada ahead of all the other Group of Seven countries, with the United States coming second at 2.2 per cent growth from last year.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The IMF   world economic outlook is similar to estimates issued last month by the Paris-based OECD, which also said Canada would top the G7 countries this year.      The International Monetary Fund says Canada   pickup in growth reflects reduced drag from lower oil and gas prices with assistance from government spending and central bank policies.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BE stanley mugs LOW                                 It expects next year   Canadian year-over-year growth rate will slow to 2.1 per cent in 2018, but that   still 0.2 per cent above the IMF   July update and second-highest among the G7 behind the United States at 2.3 p stanley quencher er cent.The IMF also raised its estimate for world economic growth this year by one-tenth of a point to 3.6 per cent.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        By The Canadian Press Yyve Halton Hills library writing contest adds graphic novel category
 Applications for the 2023-24 round of Inclusive Community Grants are now open.The Government of Ontario is putting $750,000 into helping communities across the province with inclusivity and accessibility for people of all ages and abilities.These grants will provide municipa stanley cups lities, non-profit organizations, and Indigenous communities with up to $60,000 to fund local projects designed to he stanley cup lp older residents and those with disabilities to be able to participate in the community.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                         We know inclusive communities support independent, active living and help reduce social isolation,  Raymond Cho, minister for seniors and accessibility, said in a news release.       Thats why Im proud to announce the launch of the latest round of funding for Inclusive Community Grants, which will help enable older adults and people with disabilities to contribute to all aspects of community life.         ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                   stanley mug                This year, the government is focusing on those projects that improve community engagement as well as those that help older adults age and live at home with access to care.The Inclusive Community Grants Program started in 2020 and has since given out $3.7 million in support of 72 projects across the province.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Eligible organizations have until April 20 to submit their applications which can be fo

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 Would you like free Grey Cup tickets with that More than a dozen Pizza Pizza locations across Hamilton offered a walk-in special Thursday that included a three-topping large pizza, 10 chicken wings, four cans  stanley canada of pop and two dipping sauces ... and two free tickets to the Grey Cup game in Toronto.It   just the latest sign that ticket sales for Sunday   championship between the Ottawa Redblacks and Calgary Stampeders aren ;t going well.           stanley cup price      ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        With 16 Hamilton stores offering 15 pairs of tickets, that   nearly 500 tickets to the 35,000-seat BMO Field essentially being given away for free.That   likely to further anger those who paid face value for tickets, despite concerns over high costs and the decision last month to slash ticket prices.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Emplo stanley mug yees of broadcast rights holder TSN were offered up to five free tickets late last week, and Bell employees were also extended an offer for two free seats to the game. Organizers said Wednesday there were less than 2,000 tickets available.Where the tickets came from isn ;t clear, though the Hamilton Tiger-Cats confirmed they were not the source.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Although it may have been made with good intentions, it didn ;t have proper authorization, the CFL said in a statement. Once it wa Tiql Health Canada looking to speed vaccine reviews
 The latest coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Friday. This file is no longer updating. Click here to read the latest. Web links to longer stories if a stanley cup vailable.3 p.m.: Canada has now recorded more than 400,000 cases of COVID-19 since the beginning of the global pandemic.Todays bleak marker came after Saskatchewan reported 283 new cases of the virus today, bringing the national tally to 400,030.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The speed at which Canada reached the 400,000 mark is the latest sign of the accelerating pace of the pandemic across the country.Canada recorded  stanley mug its 300,000th case of COVID-19 18 days ago on Nov. 16.        ARTICLE CONTINUES  stanley cup BELOW                                 It took six months for Canada to record its first 100,000 cases of COVID-19, four months to reach the 200,000 threshold and less than a month to arrive at 300,000.Canadas national death toll from the virus currently stands at 12,470.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        2:43 p.m.: Saskatchewan is reporting 283 new cases of COVID-19 and one more death.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                              Health officials say the person who died was in their 80s and the provinces death toll from the pandemic sits at 55.There are more than 4,000 active cases of the virus in the province, many of the infections concentrated in and around Regina and Saskatoon.Hospitals are

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 In six weeks of pandemic-forced isolation, Canadians have been learning just how connected they are to their fellow citizens.A mass shooting in Nova Scotia, Canadas worst, has tragically reinforced that lesson this week. Even in a time when Canadians are being told to keep their distance, events in a tiny pocket of the country have drawn them together.Prime Minister Justin Trudeau learned it when he went to offer condolences on Monday to the RCMP officers who provide him with round-the-clock security detail. Many of them were well acquainted with Heidi Stevenson, the RCMP officer who was among the 22 people killed last weekend.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                         When I offered my sympathies to RCMP officers who support me, I was amazed to see how many of them knew Heidi and had incredible fond memories of her and worked with her on the musical ride,  Trudeau told reporters this week.  They remembered her as an extraordinary person and it really goes to show just how tightly knit, not just the RCMP is as force, but how close we are as a country. Nothing is normal about a mass shooting, least of all the one that rip stanley cup ped through Nova Scotia last weekend. But tragedy in Canada, in more usual times, has mass rituals, all of which have had to be reinvented in the midst of the pandemic.        ARTICLE starbucks stanley cup  CONTINUES BELOW                                 There was no regimental funeral for Stevenson 鈥?a public event  stanley cup will be held later, her obituar Sils Man, 60, charged in death of woman, 82
 Toronto Public Health says it is working with organizers of the weekend gala where Raptors vice-chairman and president Masai Ujiri is believed to have contracted COVID-19, in order to assess the potential risks to other guests. We are aware of this situation and have followed our standard process,  said TPH spokesperson Lenore B stanley cup romley.TPH is also asking anyone who attended the game between the Toronto Raptors and the Washington Wizar stanley cup ds at Scotiabank Arena on Dec. 5 鈥?the same night as the gala 鈥?to self-monitor for signs of COVID for ten days, go for testing if they develop symptoms, and self-isolate while results are pending.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW stanley quencher                                         Several cases of COVID have been linked to the Giants of Africa event on Sunday, which was attended by celebrities and high-profile officials, including comedian Russell Peters and Liberal MP Marci Ien, minister for women and gender equality and youth.A spokesperson for Iens office said she went into self-isolation on Dec. 9, after being notified there may have been more COVID-19 cases linked to the gala than first thought.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 The minister was tested in the afternoon and evening of Dec. 6, on the morning of Dec. 7 and the evening of Dec. 9. All the tests were negative.Raptors superfan Nav Bhatia, who is self-isolating after attending the event, missed his first-ever Raptors home game on Friday night.               ARTI

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 It   a bit early to look at the crystal ball and make New Year   predictions, but that didn ;t stop Re/Max from making a few forecasts this week about the real estate market for 2020.The company suggests that a seller   market will continue in Hamilton-Burlington with average prices climbing 3.8 per cent to $613,958.A seller   market  stanley cup is forecast because of the relatively low amount of inventory 鈥?1.9 months on the market average in Hamilton and 1.6 months in Burlington 鈥?and the uninterrupted flow of buyers who are coming from the GTA looking for more affordable properties.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The hottest neighbourhoods in Hamilton next year are expected at the outer compass points of the city   municipal boundary: Leckie Park, the Elfrida neighbourhood at the corner of Rymal Road and Regional Road 20, Fifty Point, the Winona neighbourhood on the city   eastern border at Grimsby, and Waterdown West.In Burlington, the outlook describes Brant Hills, Central and The Orchard as areas that will continue to be in demand from buyers.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW           stanley cup       stanley becher                   Specific mention is made of a development freeze in downtown Burlington that might delay future developments.A seven per cent gain is predicted in Niagara, where home prices are expected to hit $457,412 in 2020, after climbing 12.9 per cent last year.               AR Bxza Brampton man Edwin Bastidas accused of murdering his two sons faces second court appearance
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 While the city expects to know whether York Universitys satellite campus is a go by the end of this year, the university recently expanded its academic footprint in the area by offering programming for the first time at IBM Canadas headquarters in Markham. York and IBM have a long history of supporting innovation, research and development and we are excited to have the opportunity to expand experienti stanley termosy al learning for our students through this new initiative,  said York University President and Vice-Chancellor Rhonda L. Lenton during the official launch in Markham on Wednesday, Sept. 25.Work integrated learning opportunities make the grade for students such as Astrid Almeida, a fourth-year commerce student in the Faculty of Liberal Arts  Professional Studies stanley cup price  who spoke at the event.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Networking events and lunchtime seminars for York students and IBM employees are scheduled for this fall.The program is also expected to have IBM employees as guest lecturers in relevant classes and discussions are also underway to expand internship opportunities for students.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                  York University is committed to better serving the growing population of 18- to 24-year-olds seeking post-secondary education in York Region, and to support entrepreneurship in the region through cross-sectoral collaborati stanley nz on,  Lenton added.IBM Canadas Vice President, Enterprise and Co Yoyo Long-serving Durham officer reflects on challenges facing police service as he prepares to retire
 OTTAWA 鈥?Patty Hajdu fell in love with cultural anthropology at university.Now, as Canada   federal health minister in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, she   playing a leading role in an existential battle against a virus that promises to change the course of human societies around the globe 鈥?the very thing cultural anthropologists spend their lives studying.The stanley cup re   a piece of me that   still an anthropologist at heart, if you will, Hajdu said in an interview.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        As she almost daily urges Canadians to hole up at home and keep physical distance between one another, the anthropologist in Hajdu can ;t help wondering: How is this going to change the way that we relate to each other as humans  And this is global so how is it going to change the way the human species interacts with each other Hajdu also has a background in public health, having worked for nine years on the substance abuse and injury prevention program for the Thunder Bay District Public Health Unit, including spearheading the northern Ontario city   drug s stanley us trategy.        ARTICLE CONT stanley cup INUES BELOW                                 Her education and experience in public health before entering politics in 2015 would seem to uniquely position the silver-haired, 53-year-old for the lead role she   playing now in the COVID-19 crisis. Yet, she frankly admits nothing p

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 The market for retail cannabis in Halton Hills must be blazing with the number of applications being made for stores.There are now four new retail cannabis stores proposed for Halton Hills, with three stores already authorized to open.Cannaco, located at 28 Main St. S. in Geo stanley mug rgetown, is the most recent store to be authorized to open by the Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario  AGCO .               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Grand Cannabis, located at 374 Guelph St. in Georgetown, was the first to open in Halton Hills, followed by T Cannabis at 38 Mill St. E. in Acton.Three stores in Georgetown are still awaiting  stanley cup approval from the AGCO, with Tokyo Smoke being the latest applicant. In Acton, Budders is awaiting approval from the government to open.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Should all stores open as planned, there will be one store stanley thermosflasche  for every 8,737 residents.聽               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Applications are currently in progress for:                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                              鈥?Tokyo Smoke 鈥?369 Mountainview Rd. S.鈥?Budders 鈥?372 Queen St. E., Unit A4鈥?Corner Cannabis 鈥?232a Guelph St., Unit 8鈥?Spiritleaf 鈥?280 Guelph St., Unit 25A Gwoa Driver threatened with machete: police
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 WASHINGTON 鈥?Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg began a two-day congressional inquisition Tuesday with a public apology for a privacy scandal that has roiled the social media giant he founded more than a decade ago.Zucke stanley cup rberg opened his remarks before the Senate Commerce and Judiciary committees by taking responsibility for failing to prevent Cambridge stanley mugs  Analytica, a data-mining firm affiliated with Donald Trump   presidential campaign, from gathering personal information from 87 million users to try to influence elections.Zuckerberg had apologized many times already, to users and the public, but this was the first time in his career that he had gone before Congress. He also is to testify Wednesday before the House Energy and Commerce Committee.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        In the hearings, Zuckerberg is not only trying to restore public trust in his company but also to s termo stanley tave off federal regulations that some lawmakers have floated. In his opening statement to senators, he also apologized for fake news, hate speech, a lack of data privacy and Russian social media interference in the 2016 elections.We didn ;t take a broad enough view of our responsibility, and that was a big mistake, he said. It was my mistake, and I ;m sorry. I started Facebook, I run it, and I ;m responsible for what happens here.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Separately, the company also Ooiu Newmarket pair allegedly driving stolen vehicle near Wawa arrested by OPP
 The Region of Peel is asking re stanley mug sidents not to drop off any donations at Diabetes Canad stanley cups uk a bins or other charity drop-off bins because the items will not be collected.Residents should dispose of only what they need to during the COVID-19 emergency.However, residents who have garbage that needs to be disposed of immediately can visit a community recycling centre  CRC  and no fees will apply.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        During the pandemic, any reusable goods brought to the CRC will be put into garbage and go t stanley termohrnek o landfill. CRCs are not accepting tires, electronic waste, large appliances or bulky items until further notice.      For the safety of the community and employees, CRCs have implemented measures of physical distancing and have limited the number of vehicles allowed into the CRCs at any one time. As a result, there may be delays.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Dumping garbage is illegal and anyone who sees illegal dumping can call 905-791-9499 anonymously to report the incident including date, time and location of the incident. Residents visit peelregion.ca/waste/community-recycling-centres for all affected changes at CRCs and for operating hours.