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 Montreal police are looking for a driver who was involved in a hit-and-run crash that killed an 82-year-old man.Officers arrived on the scene of a collision in the Ville-Marie neighbourhood after a call to 911 at around 11:30 p.m. Friday.Police spokeswoman Caroline Chevrefils says paramedics tried to resuscitate the victim, who was then transported to hospital.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The man was sitting in the front passenger seat in a car carrying three other people.      Police s stanley cup ay no one else was injured and the car suffered little damage in the collision.  stanley cup        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 No description of the suspect vehicle or its driver was immediately available.This report by The stanley tumbler  Canadian Press was first published Sept. 26, 2020.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        By The Canadian Press

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 This story is part of a Metroland-wide series on drugs, guns and human trafficking happening along the major highways that run through our communities. Fo stanley cup r more on this topic visit Highway Pirates 鈥?guns, drugs and human trafficking.Torstar asked the Toronto Police Service about trends in gun and drug trafficking in the city, what the service is doing to combat the trafficking and what, if any, impact the pandemic has had. Here   the police response from spokesperson Connie Osborne:In 2019, approximately 80 per cent of traced hand guns used in crimes were sourced from the U.S.A. and we know that access to illegal firearms is still occurring. It is too early to tell how the closure of the border with the U.S. will impact the flow of guns coming into Canada, and we wouldnt want to speculate at this time 鈥?2020 should be looked at it in its entirety to give an accurate stanley en mexico  assessment and response.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                         The service uses a multifaceted and layered team-approach to gun violence, with consistency and integrity in all phases. This starts with the initial priority response and follows with a fulsome intelligence-led investigative process, with all the required support assets available including response and prevention resources. As well, there is an increased emphasis on stronger gang prevention work and gang-exit strategies.  stanley cup      In relation to drugs, cocaine originates in South America. Much of  Kpkk EORN cell project moving ahead in Renfrew County
 Mississaugas of the New Credit First Nation  MNCFN  Chief Stacey Laforme may not be who youd expect to be a poet. His childhood was filled alcoholism and abuse, he said.He left home, aged about 15, to live on the streets for more than a year. He didnt  botella stanley attend college until his late 20s and then he took general business. Its an unusual background for a writer, but Laforme has been making waves on the poetry scene n stanley cup evertheless.聽 I just got back from a trip to visit the King  Charles  in Scotland. You know, so it   been an interesting journey, and most of it is based on my ability to build relationships, he said. And a lot of that is based on my ability to connect with people, which comes through the arts.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        LaForme has published one book, Living in the Tall Grass: Poems of Reconciliation, with Durvile Publications in 2018  he also self-published two books of poetry . He also collaborated with Kevin Hearns from Barenaked Ladies for a video and song called 215: Reconciliation.He has read his poetry at the opening of the Tokyo Olympics. The Indigenous newspaper Anishinabek News has called his writing style one of  profound and passionate simplicity. stanley cup  聽        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Living in the Tall Grass touches on many themes including Indigenous trauma, residential schools, climate change, healing, racism, drug

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 Auto theft in the GTA is becoming more brazen and violent, Toronto police said as they laid dozens of charges in a pair of carjackings of luxury vehicles. Criminals evolve,  Inspector Joseph Matys of the holdup squad said at a press conference on Tuesday, where police announced they have made three arrests and laid 54 charges after a pair of carjackings.Criminals are moving more toward violent carjackings and home invasions as GTA residents become more vigilant with car security, police said.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        As they announced the three recent carjacking arrests, police said they also recovered a high-powered handgun that could easily be converted to fire automatically, like a machine gun.There were more than 12,000 vehicles stolen in the GTA last year.        A stanley termoska RTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 The method of theft is changing for the worse, police say.Rather than sneak vehicles out of  botella stanley drivew stanley cup ays in the night, an increasing number of criminals are choosing to violently confront car owners, police said.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                         Theyve graduated,  Matys said.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                              Police said that there were 45 violent carjackings from the beginning of 2024 until the second week of April, compared to 23 over the same time period last year.One of the three men charged was on bail after be Qlob Postmedia CEO sees early signs of recovery
 AVALON, Calif. 鈥?The mountaintop runway on Santa Catalina Island, a tourist destination off the Southern California coast, has reopened after five months of construction.A World War II-era DC-3 touched down on the new runway at the Airport in the Sky to mark the occasion on Friday, the Orange County Register reported . It was followed by six CJ-6 Warbirds that flew in formation over the runway and two more war-era  stanley mug aircraft that made a high-speed, low-a stanley cups ltitude fly-by.About 100 U.S. Marines and Navy sailors began working on the island in December under an agreement between the military and the Catalina Island Conservancy to rebuild the deteriorating runway.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The project was paid for by $5 million donated to the non-profit land trust. The military performed the work as part of a training exercise.The conservancy had been patching the runway at a cost of about $250,000 a year until the state Department of Transportation   aeronautics division said it needed a long-term repair plan. The trust then partnered with the Defence Department   Innovative Readiness Training Program, which looks to match up the needs of communities with military training opportunities.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Military officials said the operation helped them consider the logistics of getting construction supplies and equipment on an stanley cups uk  island with little infrastructure. The Marines an

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 TORONTO 鈥?Food bank usage in Ontario rose 10 per cent during the first year of the pandemic to the highest levels since the recession, a new report has found.Nearly 600,000 people made more than 3.6 million visits to food banks in Ontario between April 1, 2020 and March 31, 2021, according to an annual report from Feed Ontario, a collective of hunger-relief organizations in the province.Siu Mee Cheng, the interim executive director of the group, sa stanley termosar id COVID-19 has exacerbated the income insecurity and affordability issues in the province.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        This is an extremely alarming trend, she said in an interview.The pandemic has had an impact on individuals and families and, as a result, they are coming to the food banks.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 The number of those who needed basic food support has increased by 10 per cent this ye stanley becher ar compared to the year before 鈥?the highest single-year rise since 2009, said the report.The document reflects data collected by 132 food banks and 1,100 affiliated social su stanley thermobecher pport organizations in Ontario.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Cheng said the current social safety programs in the province, including Ontario Works and the Ontario Disability Support Program, are not comprehensive and those who rely on them still end up needing to access food banks.                ARTICL Linj Air Canada has new check-in deadline for flights requiring travellers to check in even earlier than before
 Moving into August, two things seem inevitable: a fourth wave of COVID-19, and a federal election.With case counts rising, vaccination rates slowing, and the governments recent decision to extend rent and wage subs stanley cup idies, the business community is concerned that election politics will overshadow their needs.Health experts have said that a fourth wave, driven by the Delta variant of COVID-19, is likely. Meanwhile, as of July 24, more than 63 per cent of Canadians 12 and older were fully vaccinated, while  stanley cup cases of COVID infections are creeping up in some provinces 鈥?British Columbias rolling seven-day average almost tripled recently. Quebecs seven-day average, too, recently more than doubled. And though Alberta recently ended isolation requirements, contact tracing and asy stanley shop mptomatic testing, its vaccination rates have lagged behind national numbers, and it too is seeing cases rise.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Last month, the Canadian Travel and Tourism Roundtable called on the federal government to introduce a reopening plan before calling an election. And the Canadian Chamber of Commerce was among industry groups to ask it to prioritize a reopening plan over an election.Since then, border restrictions have eased somewhat, said chamber president and CEO Perrin Beatty, which was a main focus of the organization at that time.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                  The worst-kept secret in Canada is that an el

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 The popular Players Paradise indoor sports facility in Stoney Creek has been sold to Green Relief Inc., a Flamborough-based medical marijuana grow operation.Tasha Mazza-Kelton, president of Players Paradise, said the facility, operating since 2009, will close Oct. 31, but had been on the market for a number of years. She said the facility was sold last week.Warren Bravo, the chief executive officer of Green Relief Inc. said the company was approached by a real estate firm to determine if they were interested in the 100,000-square-foot facility.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                         After some investigation, we realized that this deal not only made a lot of sense for Green Relief, but for the Stoney Creek community as well,  said Bravo, who operates Bravo Cement Contractor in Stoney Creek. We know the Stoney Creek community,  he said.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Green Relief, a medical marijuana firm licensed by Health Canada, produces cannabis oil from dried flowers grown through aquaponics, the only medical cannabis company to use such technology.Bravo said the Stoney Creek location will be the companys third facility. It alrea stanley taza dy has a 32,000-square-foot facility operating in Flamborough and a 240,000-square-foot building is un stanley cup der construction.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Bravo said he is expected to spend stanley cup  about $9 million to meet Health Canada requirem Wtrg Cineplex case judge found Cineworld discrepancies
 While the pandemic continues to create financial challenges for municipalities, Halton residents can anticipate a traditional tax increase next year.Regional council approved t stanley mug he 2022 budget directions at its July 14 meeting that specify staff should prepare the document based on a tax increase at or below the rate of inflation of two per cent.This would equate to an additional $5 per $100,000 of the assessed value of your home 鈥?$3 for  water bottle stanley regional services, and $2 for police services.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        So if your home is currently assessed at $500,000, this would be a $2 stanley canada 5 tax increase on the regional portion of your bill.In light of the uncertainties around things like the duration of the pandemic, staff will prepare the 2022 budget using a  conservative approach,  says a report from Halton commissioner of finance and regional treasurer Keshwer Patel.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                  Staff will continue to monitor the impacts of COVID-19 and the projected recovery plan, and will identify pressures that are anticipated to extend to 2022,  she said.  There will be continued focus on core services, continuous improvement and finding cost efficiencies in all program areas to achieve the targets set. Regional Chair Gary Carr said the budget directions report approved by council  lays a foundation to help us preserve our strong financial position, keep property taxes low and support our communit

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 TORONTO 鈥?The Canada Pension Plan is overlooking its own rules that say its money cannot be used for political ends, says an environmental group.John Bennett of Friends of the Earth says Crestone Peak Resources 鈥?a Colorado-based company wholly owned by the plan 鈥?should refund the more than $600,000 it has donated to industry-friendly political candidates and lobbyists.Everybody who   got a job is putting money into that plan, Bennett said Monda stanley water bottle y. We want our money back.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BE stanley cup LOW                                        Crestone Peak was formed when Canadian energy giant Encana  now Ovintiv  sold off U.S. assets. It is 95 per cent held by the Canada Pension Plan and the CPP has a member on Crestone   five-seat board.Privately held, Crestone Peak is not subject to disclosure rules that govern publicly traded companies.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 The code of conduct for CPP directors says: Because of our public mandate, we must avoid any appearance of  the CPP investment board  favoring or disapproving of a particular political group, candidate, or political position.Colorado public records show Crestone has done just that.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        It has given more stanley quencher  than $300,000 to the Senate Majority Fund, explicitly aimed at restoring a Republican majority to the Colorado senate. It has donated $200,000 to B Vktv New Canadian campaign demands that tech giants pay for content
 Halton health officials are reporting 39 new COVID-19 cases Saturday  Feb. 17  and one more death.According to the latest report, 12 of the new cases are in Oakville, 10 in Milton, nine in B stanley cup urlington, and eight in Halton Hills. The number of confirmed variant cases went up by four to 12.Among the new cases, 23 are in people under the age of 40, 13 in people aged 40 to 59, and three in people aged 60 to 79. Many of the new cases are linked to close contact with another positive case and community transmission, with some linked to an outbreak.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        In addition, another patient at the  stanley tumbler Georgetown hospital has died from the illness, making it the regions 196th COVID-19-related death. To date, two patients have died since an outbreak was declared on Feb. 13.Todays update brings the total Halton cases to 9,426, with 8,996 marked as resolved.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                       stanley cup            The number of active COVID-19 cases is 234. The seven-day average of new cases is 31.1.The number of patients hospitalized with COVID-19 is 20, with 12 鈥?up two since yesterday 鈥?in intensive care units  ICU  across Halton hospitals. The ICU bed occupancy rate is 80 per cent, according to the regions website.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Heres the full breakdown:                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                              路 Oakville 2,871 con

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 The amount of clean electricity wasted in Ontario is expe stanley mugs cted to increase significantly this year as a result of the changes in energy con stanley sverige sumption brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic, according to the association representing the province   engineers.The Ontario Society of Professional Engineers released an updated analysis today that found Ontario wasted a total of 6.5 terawatt-hours of clean electricity last year, which it says is enough to power 720,000 average-sized homes for a year.The organization says that   a 12-per-cent increase in wasted electricity compared with 2018 鈥?and it should go up further this year in light of the pandemic.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        It says Ontario   electricity system is built to support businesses operating between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m., with a large percentage of homes left idle for at least eight hours a day.The group says those patterns have drastically changed in the last six months, largely due to shifts in workplace and business operations, leading to an inevitab vaso stanley le increase in wasted electricity.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 It says while there have been some periods of peak demand, there remain many, many hours where surplus electricity is generated and either wasted or exported at low prices.That represents a wasted economic and environmental opportunity, the association says.   Nvmx How to choose the best landscaping and snow removal contractor
 Regional councillors Jim Jones and Jack Heath were both re-elected for the fourth time to Markham City council last October but the amount they spent to get there was vastly different.While Heath received 31,598 votes to finish runner-up to deputy mayor Don Hamilto stanley botella n, Jones was fourth with 25,037 votes. Joe Li, also re-elected, came third.On the other hand Jones spent an eye-popping $177,084.24, more than any other candidate who ran in Markham in 2018. Heath spent a relatively paltry $28,373.38, far less than either Hamilton  $152,413.43  or Li  $146,774.25 . Both candidates took donations from developers, in Joness case from dozens, in Heaths case from several.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        While the contributor lis stanley quencher t for Jones, which includes all those who gave the candidate $100 or more up to an allowable limit of $1,200 stretches to five pages and includes 225 names, Heath has just one sheet of contributors with 38 names on it.Jones has 85 contributors who gave him the maximum allowable $1,200 donation adding up to $102,000 of his $177,084,24  stanley water bottle total. For Heath, the number of maximum donors is just 12 for a total of $14,400 of $28,373,38.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 So why did Jones feel compelled to spend so much and Heath spend so little From Heaths point of view, it didnt matter where he finished in the race he said, as long as he got elected.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW           

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 MEXICO CITY 鈥?Joaquin El Chapo Guzman, Mexico   most notorious cartel kingpin who twice made brazen prison escapes and spent years on the run as the country   most wanted man, was extradited to the U.S. Thursday to face drug trafficking and other charges.Mexico 82 stanley cup 17  Foreign Relations Department announced Guzman was handed over to U.S. authorities for transportation to the U.S. on Thu stanley cup price rsday, the last full day of President Barack Obama   administration and a day before Donald Trump is to be inaugurated.The U.S. Justice Department issued a statement confirming that Guzman was en route to the United States and expressed gratitude to Mexico for its co-operation.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        A senior U.S. official said the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration took custody of Guzman in Ciudad Juarez, which is across the border from El Paso, Texas, and a plane carrying him departed for New York at 5:31 p.m. EST. The official was not aut stanley tumbler horized to discuss the matter publicly and agreed to give the information only if not quoted by name.The convicted Sinaloa cartel boss had been held most recently at a prison near Ciudad Juarez. He was recaptured a year ago after escaping from a second maximum-security prison through a tunnel dug to his cell.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 The 2015 escape was highly embarrassing for the government of President Enrique Pena Nieto, and Mexica Cbuy Toronto Western Hospital volunteer inspired to play rock songs for patients
 Halton Regional Police are hunting two suspects who robbed a CIBC inside Georgetown Market Place Friday evening  Jan. 14 .The heist occurred around 5:30 p.m. when, police said, two masked suspects entered the bank, confronted bank employ stanley website ees and demanded cash, police said.No weapons were seen and no one was injured during the robbery.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW     stanley cup                                     The suspects fled the bank on foot and into the mall, police sai botella stanley d.      Police are reviewing video footage from the robbery, Staff Sgt. Jeff Dunham said.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Both suspects are described as: male, five foot four, early 20s, slim build, both wearing back clothing and hoodies. Both suspects wore dark blue surgical style masks.Anyone with information about this robbery is asked to contact the Halton Regional Police Service One District Criminal Investigation Bureau at 905-825-4747 ext. 2416.

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 Shareholders have given a proposed $60 million takeover of the Toronto Stars publisher their seal of approval.According to preliminary results, Torstar shareholders voted in favour of the 74 cents per share bid from NordStar, a company controlled by entrepreneurs Jordan Bitove and Paul Rivett.The approval came in a special shareholders meeting Tuesday morning.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The deal had needed approval of two thirds of all shareholders, as well as a majority of A-class shareholders and B-class shareholders. Because of  hard lock-up  agreements with the companys biggest shareholders, the latter two conditions were already guaranteed to happen.      Final vote totals will be released this afternoon.       stanley cup   ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 stanley hrnek  Bitove and Rivett have said they plan to take Torstar private.A day before the shareholders vote, a second bid group, Canadian Modern Media Holdings, offered 80 cents per share for Torstar. That bid was criticized by Torstar chairman John Honderich as  disingenuous.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The NordStar takeover still needs court approv stanley thermos mug al. A hearing is scheduled in Ontario Superior Court Thursday. Tvvk Today s coronavirus news: Ontario reports 890 people in hospital with COVID-19 and 157 in intensive care
 While COVID-19 has had a marked financial impact on all levels of government, the Town of Halton Hills has managed to minimize the impact of the pandemic and resulting safety precautions.A report to council presented in July estimated the cost of COVID-19 to the town to be around $3 million. However, measures implemented early on in the pandemic projected stanley cup  a cost savings of just under $2 million.In August, the town received word from the federal and provincial governments that relief funding of about $1.4 million would be made available, with another phase of funding of about the same amount expected in the future.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                         That aligns fairly nicely with what our COVID-19 deficit was projected at,  said Chris Mills, commissioner of corporate services for the Town of Halton Hills.Cost savings for the town came from deferring a number of capital projects until next year, reduced travel and discretionary spending, and suspended operations.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                  Were not out by orders of magnitude, but that said, there are going to be more challenges and more expenses,  Mills said.However, while the town projects some savings, there were specific pandemic stanley cups -related expenses inclu stanley quencher ding the cost of technology to allow council and staff to work from home, increased cleaning and sanitization costs, and overtime for staff.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                   

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 OTTAWA鈥擳he federal government has bolstered a $9-billion aid package for students to ensure speedy passage through the House of Commons, committing more money for those with disabilities and children and agreeing to provide extra incentives to take on available jobs.Liberal MPs agreed to the changes to secure all- stanley cup party support Wednesday for legislation to enact measures to help students through monthly payments, enhanced grants and cash incentives to volunteer.MPs also called on the government to urgently provide additional support for seniors and people with disabilities to offset  extraordinary expenses  incurred beca stanley cup use of the COVID-19 pandemic.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The measures offer a variety of measures for students who face bleak job prospects this summer. Even though politicians are considering loosening the restrictions that have shuttered traditional centres of student employment, such as hospitality and retail businesses, the job possibilities for students remain uncertain. Young people are facing a serious set of challenges in this difficult time, be it interrupted studies, reduced work opportunities or disruptions to their co-ops  stanley fr or internships,  said Carla Qualtrough, the minister of employment, workforce development and disability inclusion.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                  Many post-secondary students in Canada are wondering how theyre going to be able to pay their tuition f Zfje A bounty for the greater good: Janice Laking Community Garden opens in Barrie
 Environment Canada is forecasting possible flurries this morning in Halton Hills. The daytime high is expected to reach 3 C. There   a 40 per cent chance of precipitation.Tonight, expect partly cloudy skies with a night time low of -3 C. The sun will set at 7:31 p.m.Tomorrow   forecast calls for flurries during the day with a high of 2 C. At night, expect a chance of flurries with a low of -3 C. The sun will rise at 7:24 a.m.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Historically for March 18, Halton Hills ; average high is -0.1 C and record high was 19.9 C in 2012. Halton Hills ; average low is -4.6 C and record low was -22.8 C in 1967. Halton Hills ; record rainfall was 18.8 mm in 1983 and record snowfall was 6.4 cm in 1977.      Halton Hills ; fore stanley cup cast for the rest of the week:        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Wednesday: Chance of flurries with a high of 3 C and chance of flurries at  stanley cup usa night with a low of -9 CThursday: Chance of flurries with a high of -1 C and cloudy periods at night with a low of -9 CFriday: A mix of sun and cloud with a high of -1 C and cloudy periods at night with a low of -9 CSaturday: A mix of sun and cloud with a high of 1 C and cloudy periods at ni stanley shop ght with a low of -8 C

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 Vaccines are one miracle of science in this pandemic. But another scientific experiment has also produced surprisingly speedy and widespread results over the past year. It happened in the realm of behaviour science 鈥?and ordinary citizens were the laboratory subjects.One year ago, few people would have believed that science would come up with a vaccine, ready for mass immunization around the world, by the start of 2021.But who would have also predicted that citizens could be persuaded to turn their lives upside down, wear masks and isolate themselves from their families and friends for months on end                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                         I know w stanley vattenflaska ere asking a lot,  Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said  stanley becher in early April, when no one knew just how m stanley cup uch COVID-19 would force Canadians into behaviour change on a grand scale.  A lot  is an understatement: not since wartime has the government had to request this much of the citizenry for so long.Yet while the governments medical scientists have been front and centre on the public stage almost every day since last March, the behavioural scientists have mostly been operating under the radar. If you know where to look, though, evidence of the behaviour-nudging team keeps peeking out under all those public proclamations from Canadas COVID-19 crisis managers.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 When Trudeau and the premiers use their podiums to calm fears or tell hard truths ab Cqwi Halton public health confirms new COVID-19 cases in Burlington and Milton of people under 40
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 Georgetown resident Leanne Burke was stunned when she opened her Union Gas bill for the month of January and found that it was nearly twice the cost of what she was accustomed to. I was standing in the kitchen with my husband and I was taken aback,  she told the Independent and Free Press.The couple, who have three children, assumed that the sudden increase was likely due to the extreme cold temperatures the area had experienced and were preparing to swallow the $4 stanley trinkflaschen 60.41 bill when Burke spotted a post on social media in a local community group the following day.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                         I honestly prob stanley kaffeebecher ably wouldnt have double checked if I hadnt seen this conversation happening on Facebook,  she continued.  I am really grateful that I found it. The individual who had posted the inquiry, had also received an unusually high bill of more than $300 and called Union Gas to double check that it was an accurate reading 鈥?but it was not.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                  So I figured I w stanley mugs ould call just in case the same issue was happening with us,  Burke said.  I read the meter to them and she said that there had been a meter reading error in billing. The bill was adjusted to accurately reflect their meter reading 鈥?and came in at a whopping $272 less than the original bill.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Several individuals reported in this social media strea Umvj Ontario opposition want clear back-to-school plan
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 When Mike Thor needed emergency surgery last summer, he was fortunate the operating room at Georgian Bay General Hospital was available.Thor and his wife Sarah were so grateful, they raised $80,000 to enable the hospital to buy a surgical video tower and equip a second operating room. I learned that without a second surgical video tower, the second operating room wasnt functional for most procedures,  said Thor.  Sarah and I could not imagine if Id had to wait for surgery, so we decided to raise the funds necessary to purchase one.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        A surgical video tower enables surgeons to perform minimally invasive procedures with tiny high-definition video cam stanley cups uk eras and lights connected to a televisio stanley trinkflaschen n screen. It is a critical part of surgical services at GBGH, and the purchase of a second tower had been identified as a priority by staff and the senior leadership team. We use the video tower for every gallbladder surgery, most appendectomies and, increasingly, for colon cancer and hernia surgeries,  said Dr. Eileen Sacks, surgeon and president of the GBGH medical staff asso stanley becher ciation.  It is essential equipment for any operating suite. Having a reliable tower is key to growing our surgical program to provide gynecology and urology procedures locally.         ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 The Thors personally committed $10,000 to the project, and nine friends and clients collectively contribut Rpmz Miracle on Main Street spreads holiday cheer throughout Halton
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 TORONTO 鈥?Travis Lulay is living proof of just how important a backup quarterback is in the CFL.The 33-year-old threw for a career-best 436 yards and three TDs Saturday nig stanley quencher ht in leading B.C. past the Hamilton Tiger-Cats 41-26. Lulay set a CFL record for most passing yards coming off the bench, replacing injured starter Jonathon Jennings on the Lions ; first possession.I ;d be lying if I said it wasn ;t a special moment for me to be able to come off the bench and help my team win, Lulay said. Being a  backup  you never know when or how it   going to happen.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Last year it didn ;t happen, this year it happened on the second play of the game in a game on the road that my team needed me in. The first two plays I got hit really good, that kind of jarred my senses into the game.Th stanley cup e six-foot-two, 216-pound Lulay led B.C. to a Grey Cup title in 2011 and was the game MVP after being named the CFL   outstanding player. Twice he   thrown for over 4,000 yards and in 2011-12 had a combined 59 TD strikes.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 In January 2013, Lulay signed a two-year contract extension reportedly wor stanley cup th $450,000 annually. But he suffered a shoulder injury that season that required surgery and limited him to just four games 鈥?and one start 鈥?in 2014.Lulay started 10 games in 2015 before suffering a torn me Vfqp Growing firms seize chance to expand office space
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