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 Trustees have approved changes to some schools in Newcastle to help manage growth pressure.On Feb. 22, Kawartha Pine Ridge District School Board trustees approved a recommendation to make Newcastle Public School a kindergarten to Grade 5 school as of September 2022.The Pines Senior Public School will become a Grade 6 to 8 intermediate school 鈥?there are no changes for Clarke High School.            stanley thermos     ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                         While change can be difficult, we believe this is the best available option for our students and each of the school communities impacted,  reads a letter to families from Newcastle P.S. principal Chris Johnson.Newcastle P.S. will be gathering input from families on  transition activities  such as tours of the The Pines and opportunities to meet staff.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 A KPRDSB report says an  urgent solution  was needed to deal with growing enrolment at Newcastle P.S.The school is sitting at 114 per cent capacity with 806 students in a space that has capacity for 704.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Even with 11 portables on site, the school is struggling with lack of space.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                              A report that went to the board   Feb. 2 resource committee meeting says the number of students is  impacting classroom  stanley cup usa spa stanley mug ce, parking, traffic flow, and capacity in

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 OTTAWA 鈥?With a growing senti vaso stanley ment that Julie Payette   abrupt departure from Rideau Hall provides an opportunity for Canada to have its first Indigenous governor general, Perry Bellegarde laughs when asked if he   been taking French lessons.Mais  stanley cup oui, Bellegarde said Thursday in an interview with The Canadian Press 鈥?Yes.Bellegarde, who is not seeking re-election as national chief of the Assembly of First Nations next July, said he has not been formally approached by any person in decision-making authority regarding the job and that he is focused on his curr stanley tumblers ent one till it   done.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        That out of the way, Bellegarde expressed enthusiasm for the idea of having a First Nations person named to be the Queen   representative in Canada 鈥?a post suddenly vacated last week when Payette stepped down over a scathing review of the work environment she presided over at Rideau Hall.I think it is time that Canada has its first Indigenous governor general, he said.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 I ;ve always said that we need to get First Nations people into the highest levels of decision-making authority, power and influence and the governor general, to me, is one of the highest.Bellegarde said it would send a strong message to young people who would see themselves reflected at the highest

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 Quebec is reporting more than 1,000 new daily COVID-19 infections for the first time since mid-February.Health officials reported 1,009 cases today and eight more deaths attributed to the novel coronavirus, including two in the past 24 hours.Officials say hospitalizations remained stable at 481, and 108 people were in intensive care, a drop of seven.               AR stanley cup TICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Despite the rise in cases over the last few days, the government says it reached the milestone of vaccinating 75 per cent of people aged 80 and over with at least one dose of vaccine.      The province says it administered 53,796 doses of vaccine Friday, for a total of 1,176,670.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Quebec has reported a total of 307,394 COVID-19 infections and 10,645 deaths stanley cups uk  linked to the virus; it has 7,617 active reported cases.This report by The Canadian Press was first published March 27, 2021.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW  stanley quencher                                        By The Canadian Press

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 OTTAWA 鈥?The pace of new housing construction in Canada slowed in May amid a double-digit decline in multi-unit projects in urban areas after several months of above-average activity, Canada Mortgage and Housing Corp. said FridayThe federal agency   seasonally adjusted rate of housing starts for all of Canada 鈥?which is an approximation of how much construction will begin this year if the pace continues 鈥?fell to 195,613  starbucks stanley cup units in May, from 216,775 units in April.Quebec and Ontario, which one bank economist had their worst month for housing starts in a year, were a driving force that was partially offset by increases in six provinces.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                  stanley cup        May   decline pushed down the six-month average 鈥?which the CMHC considers a better indicator than a one-month snapshot 鈥?to 216,362 units on a seasonally adjusted basis from a six-month average of 225,481 units in April.The primary reason for the month-over-month decline was that fewer condos, townhomes and other multi-unit projects started up in some urban areas in May.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 CMHC chief economist Bob Dugan said May   decline in multi-unit urban starts  stanley kaffeebecher leaves them close to their 10-year average following several months of historically elevated levels.The seasonally adjusted rate of multiple urban starts fell 16.4 per cent to 119,811 units in May while single-detached urban starts in Xizr Not the life I planned for myself : Survivor of false sexual assault accusation calls for accountability
 The Labour Day holiday weekend will kick off with hot and humid weather for southern Ontario, but is forecasted to end in more fall-like fashion with overnight lows well into the single digits for most areas.High temperatures for Friday are forecasted to be near or surpass the 30 C mark while remaining in the high teens overnight 鈥?for instance,聽28 C /17 C for Pearson Airport in Mississauga, 31 C/20 C for Windsor聽and聽27 C/18 C for Peterb stanley bottles orough.  For your own Environment Canada forecast, just li stanley cup nk to any of those locations and repl stanley cup ace with your own community.  Theres going to be a cold front coming across mainly in the evening  of Friday  into the overnight, depending on where exactly you find yourself  in southern Ontario ,  said Environment and Climate Change Canada meteorologist Steven Flisfeder.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                         So with that expect some shower activity, localized torrential rain. Theres a small chance of heavy winds, but the main hazard is going to be any lightning associated with it. That should  clear up by early Saturday morning,  he said, leaving temperatures at just about seasonal 鈥?for instance,聽26 C/15 C at Pearson, 27 C/18 C for Windsor聽and聽25 C/12 C for Peterborough.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Into the day on Sunday, he said,  theres going to be a secondary low pressure system coming through, not quite as strong as the one  that went through Friday  but still going to

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 PICKERING  Canadian Armed Forces  CAF  personnel are now working at Orchard Villa聽Long-Term Care Residence in Pickering.Two teams from the forces arrived on Tuesday, April 28 and will work with facility staff and from Lakeridge Health to contain an outbreak of COVID-19 that has killed 43 residents.Susan deRyke, the interim president and CEO of Lakeridge, said in a statement,  Over the last six days weve seen a tremendous increase in the staffing compliment at Orchard Villa due to the wonderful volunteers from  stanley water bottle the Lakeridge Health family, as well as the dedication of Orchard Villa team members who are able to return to work, and others from Southbridge Care Homes who have stepped in to provide care at Orchard Villa.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW        cups stanley                                   Those numbers will be boosted further with the arrival of members of the Canadian Armed Forces from across Ontario. Were also happy to report that the Patient Experience team has contacted all the designated family members of residents within the long-term care home at Orchard Villa, and they are now receiving regular individualized updates about their loved ones.  There has been a lot of progress in a short time to assist our operations and ability to combat COVID-19 at Orchard Villa,  Ryan Bell, CEO, Southbridge Care Homes, said.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Southbridge operates the facility on Valley Farm Road. I know our communitys residents, vaso stanley  f Tadr UPDATE: Mississauga girl located
 An agreement struck between two of the countrys major political parties has drawn criticism from opponents and questions from the public at large.The Federal Liberal Party of Canada and New Democratic Party  NDP  revealed on March 22 that they had struck a  supply and confidence  agreeme stanley kubek nt. As a result, the Liberals would maintain their minority government until 2025 with support from the NDP on confidence votes. The parties also agreed to work together on a number of policies, including  stanley cups uk climate change, health-care spending and reconciliation.A national dental care program was the centrepiece of the agreement, a deal that was labelled by some as  stanley cups  backdoor socialism.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        We wanted to ask Burlington MP Karina Gould why her government made this decision.What does this agreement mean for Burlington         ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                  For Burlington, it means stability, but it also means seeing through a number of the policies that people in Burlington voted for in the last election. So, areas where we agree with the New Democrats is advancing climate action, right  One of the top issues I heard at the door in 2015, 2019 and 2021 was people care about climate and they want us to take bold climate action. Is this a coalition government                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                         This is definitely not a coalition. A coalition would imply that the

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 TORONTO 鈥?Ontario is rolling out a new $10,000 grant for small businesses shuttered by the latest round of public health measures, the province announced Friday.Eligible businesses include gyms, museums and galleries, tour services and before- and after-school programs, while companies that had to slash their cap stanley vattenflaska acity in half, such as retailers, do not qualify.Our governmen stanley cup t understands that public health measures needed to blunt the spread of the Omicron variant are impacting the lives and livelihoods of small businesses, workers and families across Ontario, Finance Minister Peter Bethlenfalvy said in a written statement announcing the grant.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Businesses that qualified for the Ontario Small Business Support Grant and that have been forced to close will be pre-screened for the new grant, and need not apply.Qualifying businesses can expect to receive their  stanley cups payment in February, the province said.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 But NDP Leader Andrea Horwath said that timeline is too slow.This $10,000 amount that   coming a month from now, it   really, I think, a slap in the face to all the small businesses that are desperate right now, she said during a press conference Friday.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Horwath said the government should have designed a funding plan that took busines Mrcj Emotional Braidwood offers condolences
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 HUNTSVILLE, Ont. 鈥?Heavy thunderstorms downed trees and power lines in parts of Ontario   Muskoka region Friday evening.Hydro One initially said more than 13,000 customers are without power in the area, but that figure had been reduced to about 5, stanley spain 000 later in the evening.Lake stanley mug  of Bays township near Huntsville said fallen trees blocked many roads, but they ;ve since been stanley water bottle  opened.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        A tornado warning was issued for the area, but has since been lifted.      By The Canadian Press        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Vxkx Oral and nasal drug use allowed at sites
 Community Living North Halton  CLNH  has received a $102,600 grant from the Ontario Trillium Foundation.The grant was used to hire a marketing and social media specialist to create an online presence for the organization. The project, completed in February 2022, h stanley cup as raised awareness of CLNH through social media platforms, engagement with local businesses and fundraising efforts using online forums for events and auctions.CLNH was also able to develop and implement online programming for the 600 people it s vaso stanley upports.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                         The impact of this Ontario Trillium Foundation grant cannot be underestimated,  said Greg Edmiston, executive director for Community Living North Halton.  This grant has allowed us to stay connected with the people we support through virtual programming and events throughout the pandemic, and has also given us the opp stanley mug ortunity to engage the broader community through social media and a greater online presence.       The Ontario Trillium Foundation is a government of Ontario agency that distributed nearly $112 million into 1,384 community projects last year. The grant was made through the Ontario Trillium Foundations resilient community fund, which supported the economic recovery by helping non-profit organizations rebuild and recover from the impacts of COVID-19.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                  This investment by the Ontario Trillium Foundation will enhance th

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 Its difficult to think of anything more Canadian.On a chilly day, the bitter wind turning faces red and making exposed hands numb, Barrie Sharks novice DS players laced up their skates and headed onto the ice at the new Centennial Park rink. A few of the youngsters donned jackets, many dressed in layers and a goalie had a tuque on top of her helmet.Then they played a game of scrimmage against the backdrop of Kempenfelt Bay and its ice huts to the east, and the late afternoon sun casting long sha stanley thermos dows, at times, onto the ice from the west.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        This was the setting for the official opening of the rink.       Were very lucky in Barrie to have such a beautiful, livable, user-friendly stanley tazas  waterfront,  Barrie MPP Ann Hoggarth said.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 The $630,000 project was funded by the city, the Ontario Trillium Foundation Ontario150 Community Capital grant program and two local businesses, CSR Cosmetic Solutions Inc. and Skipwith and Associates. The businesses pitched in a total of $80,000.During warm weather months, the rink will be converted into a basketball court.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                         This is another great addition to our recently expanded Centennial Park,  Mayor Jeff Lehman said.  The rink and basketball court will b stanley becher e a popular spot that supports Barries active lifestyle. Fyfv Canopy Growth launches first CBD drinks in U.S.
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 TORONTO 鈥?Replacing Ontario   cap-and-trade program with a carbon tax, which the Progressive Conservatives promise to do if they win the election next year, would lead to higher gas prices and more expensive home heating bills, says Premier Kathleen Wynne.Wynne says the Tory plan 鈥?part of th stanley nz e party   election platform unveiled last week 鈥?will cost Ontario families $100 a month, compared to the Liberals ; cap-and-trade program, which she says costs roughly $13 a month.There ;d be higher costs for home heating, filling up your car with gas, Wynne said in a phone interview from China, where she   currently on a trade mission. A carbon tax would add about $1,200 in additional annual costs for families with children. That   what the independent analysis shows us. Tha stanley thermobecher t I think is a fundamental concern.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Wynne said Ontarians can ;t afford the increased cost of living, stressing the need to share the benefits of Ontario   strong economy with the province   poorest.I ;m acutely aware of what the Conservatives are putting out into the political realm and I need to challenge it because it is deceptive and we need to ask the questions about what   behind the commitments that  Leader Patrick Brown  has put forward.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW               stanley cup                    Citing a C.D. Howe Institute stud Liae BHP extends offer for Noront Resources
 The Frito Lay chips and snacks that are part of a massive, nation-wide recall due to possible salmonella contamination were sold at several big-name grocery stores, Metroland has confirmed.But, some stores are not confirming whether or not they sold the products in question, and if so, whether they have been pulled from store shelves.PepsiCo Foods Canada, which owns Frito Lay Canada, announced Monday that, out of an abundance of caution, it is voluntarily recalling SunChips Harvest Cheddar Flavour Multigrain Snacks and Munchies Original Snack Mix.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        This action is the direct result of a seasoning supplier   notification that an ingredient supplied to it by a third party was potentially contaminated with salmonella, the company said in a news release. Although no salmonella was found in the seasoning supplied to Frito Lay Canada, the company has decided to recall these products out of an abundance of caution.Sobeys confirmed to Metroland that certain chips under the recall were sold at Sobeys, Fre botella stanley shCo, IGA, Foodland, Safeway and Thrifty Foods.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 All products pertaining to this recall have been removed from our shelves, Sobeys spokesperson Tsha stanley cups uk ni Jaja said in an email.Metro spokesperson Stephanie Bonk said Metro and Food Basics stores have removed the impacted product from stanley cups  shelves. 

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 WHISTLER, B.C. 鈥?The United States is being singled out by all of its G7 allies over the Trump administration   hefty tariffs on steel and aluminum as the exclusive club of rich nations edges closer to a trade war.The dispute over U.S. President Donald Trump   tariffs is driving a wedge in the G7, laying the groundwork for a potential clash among its leaders next week in Quebec   Charlevoix region.Following the conclusion today of a three-day meeting of G7 finance ministers in Whistler, stanley termosy  B.C., Finance Minister Bill Morneau issued issued a chair   summary that says the other six members want Trump to hear their message of concern and disappointment over the U.S. trade actions.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Allies including Canada and the European Union are threatening retaliatory tariffs in hope of forcing Trump to back down from his position.      They are calling for decisive action from Washington and are urging U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin to deliver their message before next week   leaders ; summit.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 The G7  stanley cups leaders ; summit, which will be hosted by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, stanley hrnek  will also mark Trump   first visit to Canada as president.By The Canadian Press Cvct Residents return home after train derails
 ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. 鈥?A perennially challenged Atlantic City casino will finally turn a profit this month and chart the way forward under the ownership of a New York hedge fund.The Ocean Casino Resort, which until a few weeks ago was known as the Ocean Resort Casino , has greatly reduced its debt and will return to profitability in May, according to Eric Matejevich, the interim CEO managing the oceanfront property while an o stanley cups wnership transfer takes place.The property, which opened in 2012 as Revel and closed two years later, is in the process of changing hands yet again. It is being transferred from the late Bruce Deifik, the Colorado developer who died in a car crash last month , to hedge fund Luxor Capital, who had agreed to take over and invest $70 million into the property as Deifik ran out of money to operate it. The deal could close sometime in June.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW      vaso stanley                                    Of the $70 million Luxor pumped into the property earlier this year, $50 million went to pay down debt, leaving it with a greatly improved balance sheet, Matejevich told The Associated Press.That encouraged David Schwartz, a gambling expert at the University of Nevada Las Vegas.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Reducing the debt load will ease a great deal of pressure, making it easier for the property to invest in f stanley cup acilities and promotions that will draw customers, he said. Oftentimes, putting a ca

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 An overwhelming majority of Ontarians are afraid that a second wave of COVID-19 is near, stanley termosar  with levels of anxiety remaining unchanged since the pandemic first erupted in the province in March.Around 83 per cent of Ontarians surveyed say theyre worried that social distancing and lockdown measures are being relaxed too quickly, as schools and businesses open again. And 73 per cent say theyre becoming more wary of peoples abilities to properly follow protocols that curb the spread of illness.These findings come from a Canadian Mental Health Association  CMHA  poll of 1,002 Ontarians, conducted with the help of Pollara Strategic Insights in late July. The association said the survey was commissioned to better understand how peoples mental health is changing as the pandemic progresses.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The associations CEO, Camille Quenneville, called the results  worrisome stanley mugs ,  particularly because the anxiety and stress levels related to the pandemic are still very high compared to when infections first began in the province. People still believe that were headed for a mental health crisis; that this pandemic is going to precipitate that,  Quenneville said.  People are still very concerned that we could go into lockdown again, and that if we arent careful, the number of people with the virus goes up.         ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 The survey rep stanley thermos mug orted that 85 per cent of Ontarians are concerne Erdz Baby dies after woman gives birth following Scarborough car crash
 The province is putting a stop to campus cops.In a litt stanley cup le-noticed provision of its new Comprehensive Ontario Police Services  COPS  Act, the Ford government is banning special constables and their employers from using the term police, a move that impacts a handful of Ontario universities including Toronto, Western, Guelph, Waterloo and Windsor.While the change contained in Bill 68 is meant to clear up confusion, universities are already starting to push back over making changes to a description they ;ve used for decades 鈥?in the case of the University of Toronto, for more than 100 years.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Universities are also concerned about the additional costs associated with the change 鈥?including new logos, uniforms, signs and repainting cars 鈥?at a time when budgets are tight.But the Ontario Association of Police Chiefs says this has been a long-standing issue for the police leaders in this  stanley spain province.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 We love our special constables and campus security partners, but the term police ; applied to any other person than a police constable is problematic, said Joe Couto, the association   director of government r stanley cupe elations and communications, adding the organization has been seeking such changes for more than a decade.The 3,000-member Ontario Special Constable Association supports the law but is

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 The coronavirus has claimed more lives in Halton.Ontarios COVID-19 webpage lists two more COVID-19 d stanley vattenflaska eaths in the region; both were men in their 50s.The database doesnt specify the municipalities of the deceased.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The latest surveillance report by Halton Region on Monday states at least nine of the deceased 鈥?out of the total deaths to date 鈥?were residents or patients of an institution experiencing an outbreak.Additionally, 29 residents are listed as currently in hospital, while 188 have recovered.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 NEW CASESEight more residents have tested positive for coronavirus, according to Halton Region Public Health.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW    stanley cup                                      The regions COVID-19 website reports three new confirmed cases in Halton Hills, three in Burlington, and two in Oakville.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                              Heres the breakdown:鈥?Oakville 123 cases  up from 121 鈥?Halton Hills 114 cases  up from 111 鈥?Burlington 79 cases  up from 76 鈥?Milton 78 cases  no change There are now 20 probable cases in Oakville, 15 in Milton, 10 in Burlington, seven in Halton Hills, and one pending 鈥?for a total of  stanley water bottle 53.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The number of total and probable cases now stands at 447.TOTAL CASES IN CANADA AND ONTARIOAs li Danm It s nasty bad on this highway   : Fatal accident amplifies speed, driving concerns on Hwy. 8
 Suspended high school teacher Jeffrey Peters case will be back before the courts in the new year, after two important dates were set in the Perth courthouse on Monday, Dec. 16.Peters, 43, who was a teacher at St. John Catholic High School in Perth until he was suspended by the Catholic District School Board of Eastern Ontario in early November after he was stanley mug  first charged on Nov. 7, was not present in court, but he was represented by counsel Kerry Weinstein, from Hale criminal law office in Ottawa.The court decided that a disclosure hearing will be held in the case on Monday, Jan. 13, 2020 at the Smiths Falls court at 9 a.m.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        A hearing will also be held on Monday, March 2, 2020, to set a trial date.      Crown attorney Robert Corbella told Justice of the Peace Joseph Claude Jacques Desjardins that there were four complainants and the Crown was proceeding by indictment on the charges.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Peters faces several sexual assault charg stanley cup es, along with several sexual exploitation charges.These charges have not been proven  vaso stanley in court.

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 Ontario has just seen a record-setting 700 new COVID-19 cases in a single day. Kids are back in school, bars and restaurants are still offering dine-in service and stores are open for business.Not since mid-April has the province seen daily case numbers anywhere near what they are now. Non-essential businesses had been ordered closed, schools and outdoor amenities such as playgrounds, sports fields and picnic areas had been shuttered. Ontario was, in effect, at the beginning of what would prove to stanley becher  be a months-long lock stanley cup down.Confused about the stark contrast  If so, thats  perfectly understandable,  said Dionne Aleman, a University of Toronto professor and expert in pandemic modelling. And, it can lead to confusion a stanley cup bout how serious the second wave is.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                         There doesnt seem to be great consistency for when measures have been implemented,  Aleman said.  The province has never come forward to establish criteria on what would trigger lockdowns. If the province said, OK, after the first or second wave, we are looking at these metrics to be hit before implementing lockdown measures, people would understand a lot more about why the province takes the measures it does, and not think that a slow provincial response means that this wave is not alarming.         ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 The fact is, a lot has changed since the first wave, experts said. In very simple terms, you have t Zwlz UPDATE: Missing 14-year-old Mississauga girl has been found
 While most people probably wouldnt name their kids T Swift,聽Wednesday聽or Gretzky,聽pet parents are often influenced by pop culture icons when naming their four-legged companions.The Dog People, powered by Rover, has released its 2023 lists of trending dog and cat names in Canada, and there are some creative entries. The report, released Nov. 15, uncovers trending names in technology, sports, stanley uk  TV, food and drink, blockbuster movies, music and more.This year   report includes  T Swift, Gretzky and Connor McDavid, Barbie, Wednesday and m stanley cup ore,  according to a Rover spokesperson.          stanley puodelis       ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Top dog namesThe following celebrity-inspired dog names are currently trending:        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 1. Donnie  +211% 2. Elton  +191%                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        3. Ed  +141%                 ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                              4. Kylie  +105% 5. Jamie  +74% 6. Harry  +72% 7. Tom  +60% 8. Becca  +58% 9. Ray  +53%                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        10. Johnny  +47% The name  Pedro  is up 51 per cent for dogs this year. There are also dogs named Doja, Barker and Oprah.Box office hits are having a big impact.  Barbie  is up for dogs by 34 per cent, while  Sasha  jumped 18 per cent. The Marvel Universe has inspired names like Viper, Thanos, Mystique, Pyro, Coulson, G

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 Good morning! Its Wednesday, May 1, and here are your weather, traffic and top stories today in the Halton area.Environment Canada forecasts a sunny morning and early afternoon, then a mix of sun and cloud with 30 per cent chance of showers late in the afternoon. High temperature of 17 C and a very high UV index. Low temperature of 9 C tonight. There   also a weather warning in effect for Oakville and Burlington.Find the latest local weather information for Halton Hills-Milton, Oakville and Burlington and the latest alerts here.  stanley travel mug               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Find the latest provincial road closures and traffic incidents via Ontario 511.For school bus cancellations, heres a live tracker of any school bus delays or cancellations: geoquery.haltonbus.ca/Cancellations.aspx        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Ta stanley cup king transit today  Find the lates stanley cup t GO Transit service updates here. The latest information on local bus services are available here: Hamilton, Burlington, Oakville and Milton.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Top stories on insidehalton:                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                              SERIOUS DISEASE: People who visited these Oakville and Georgetown locations may have been exposed to measles and Halton Region is warning residentsTwo confirmed cases of measles may have led to potential exposures in Halton on April 11, Cexc It was so horrific   : Petition started following deaths of two Brampton women at Tottenham railway crossing
 Ontarians who rely on prescription medication will hopefully see an onerous COVID-19 precaution lifted by the end of June.A 30- stanley becher day limit on prescriptions was brought i stanley mug n by the Ontario government in the early days of the pandemic in an effort to prevent drug shortages. Spokespeople for Ontario   seniors community and the province   pharmacy industry say they expect the limitation will be lifted within the month, returning to the usual 90-day maximum by July 1.It   been a difficult policy, said Justin Bates, the chief executive officer of the Ontario Pharmacists Association. We stand by the policy, we think it was the righ stanley puodelis t thing to do, but I think everybody   hopeful that we can get back to 90 days and to a normal cycle of quantity.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Bates said that before the pandemic even began there were supply chain issues for pharmacists, with the manufacturers of key ingredients in China and India unable to produce necessary quantities.That shortage was exacerbated in the early stages of the novel coronavirus pandemic, with hospitals filling more orders and individuals trying to stock up, just as there were runs on other essential items such as toilet paper.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 As a result, several provinces imposed the 30-day limit, with Ontario one of the final provinces yet to return to the 90-day norm.Ontario

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 OSHAWA  Officials from Lakeridge Health confirmed there has been a COVID-19 outbreak in an in-patient card stanley water bottle iac unit at the Oshawa hospital.Two patients and one healthcare worker from the OC7 cardiac care unit have tested positive for coronavirus. Yesterday  April 1  a stanley becher fternoon Lakeridge stanley cups  Health in partnership with Durham Region Health Department  DRHD  confirmed an outbreak of COVID-19 on an in-patient unit at Oshawa hospital,  said Lakeridge Healths senior director of strategic communications Janine Hopkins in a statement on Thursday afternoon.  Consistent with established protocols for managing outbreaks in institutions, the unit is temporarily closed to admissions.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The individuals who have tested positive have been appropriately isolated, are receiving care and being monitored by the DRHD.       She added Lakeridges infection and control team as well as clinical teams are equipped to respond to communicable disease outbreaks and have taken the appropriate measures to limit the risk of transmission.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                  Since January, Lakeridge Health has taken progressively stronger measures to ensure the safety of patients and our team as this pandemic has evolved,  said Hopkins.  Along with health care organizations across the province, we will continue to take all steps necessary to stem the spread of COVID-19 and protect our people and pati Ohrn Research finds wildfires have long-term impact on water
 TORONTO 鈥?The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission says Canadian broker-dealers Cormark S stanley quencher ecurities Inc. and ITG Canada Corp. have agreed to pay a total of US$1 million to settle charges of improper trading procedures.According to the regulator, the two firms provided incorrect order-marking information in a period from August 2016 through October 2017 that caused m stanley water bottle ore than 200 sale orders from a single hedge fund, representing total sales of more than US$660 million, to be mismarked as long in violation of SEC regulations.By definition,  long  means the seller actually owns the stock they are selling, as opposed to a  short  if the seller is borrowing stock to sell.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The SEC says that because the hedge fund   sale orders were, in fact, short sales, the incorrect order-marking caused the executing broker to violate regulations by failing to borrow or locate the shares prior to effecting those short sales.      It says that Cormark and ITG Canada, without admitting or denying the findings, have each agreed to stop current and future similar violations.        ARTICL stanley kubek E CONTINUES BELOW                                 In addition, it says Cormark has agreed to pay a penalty of US$800,000, and ITG Canada has agreed to pay a penalty of US$200,000.This report by The Canadian Press was first published Dec. 23, 2020.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW