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 Ontario educators are raising questions about the feasibility of Premier Doug Ford   plan to have schools host outdoor graduation ceremonies for all students in a matter stanley us  of weeks.Several school boards said they need more information from the province before they can commit to hosting such events, while a group representing principals in the province called the idea impractical and unrealistic.We are being ask stanley shop ed to revert and pivot again, to stanley cups uk  cancel graduation plans already in place and organize outdoor events amid social distancing restrictions, the Ontario Principals ; Council said in a statement. ...It is unrealistic and disrespectful to Ontario educators to expect such a considerable shift in planning at this point in the school year.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Schools have been planning virtual ceremonies for weeks or months, said Ann Pace, head of the council and a high school principal north of Toronto, and there   no time or money to pivot to an outdoor in-person gathering.And she said that even going classroom-by-classroom would bring a dangerous number of people together, noting that a homeroom class of 30 kids, plus two guests each, would lead to a gathering of 90.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 And then we also have to consider how is that done in a school that might have 15 homerooms  she said.  82

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 Its been a while since a whole new COVID-19 variant burst onto the scene, but like a pop star wit stanley mug h staying power, good old Omicron keeps finding new w kubki stanley ays to reinvent itself.A new iteration of BA.2 鈥?BA.2.12.1 鈥?is rapidly growing in the northeastern U.S., and is already spreading in Canada. Meanwhile, scientists are keeping an eye on two other members of the crew, BA.4 and BA.5, that are causing some concern in South Africa and have been detected in several other countries.The ability that this group of Omicron sub-variants has to continuously evolve 鈥?getting more contagious with each new mutation and finding ways to get around vaccination 鈥?has left vaccine researchers scrambling to keep up and an increasingly weary public wondering if this game of viral whack-a-mole will ever end.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                         The problem is that the virus still is evolving quicker than we can update the vaccine,  said Matth stanley cup ew Miller, Canada Research Chair in Viral Pandemics and an associate professor at McMaster University.Infections are also still quite high globally, and  each one of those is just a lottery ticket for the virus to be able to learn to do something it couldnt do before,  he added.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Omicron contains mutations on the spike protein of the SARS-COV-2 virus, which help it to infect even people whove been vaccinated or had a previous version of COVID.What were seeing no Xwyu How your body language may have changed during lockdown
 British Columbia could soon have the highest number of active COVID-19 cases in the country if the virus continues to be transmitted at its current rate, sa stanley termohrnek y experts.The province has 824 active cases 鈥?more than the 717 cases B.C. had at the height of the pandemic. We will be leading Canada in a matter of weeks if we dont change the rate,  said Caroline Colijn, a professor of mathematics at Simon Fraser University.  Its rising very quickly. Its worrying.  Colijn is also a Canada 150 Research Chair in Mathematics for In stanley becher fection, Evolution and Public Health.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        From Aug. 14 to Aug. 20, a total of 551 new cases were reported in the province, a 40 per cent increase from the week before.Only a month ago B.C. had one of the lowest per capita case rates in North America.        ARTICLE CONTIN stanley cups UES BELOW                                 Heres a look at whats happening in the Western province; how cases in the GTA compare to the rest of Ontario and which neighbourhoods in Toronto have been recently hit by COVID.Whats happening out West                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        In B.C., the biggest spikes in COVID-19 cases are among people aged 20 to 39, but cases have also increased across age groups.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                              Colijn said the increases are largely due to more people socializing indoors at bars or parties wh

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 SWIFT CURRENT, Sask. 鈥?A memorial has been erected at the site where a bus crash claimed the lives of four players with the Swift Current Broncos 30 years ago.The cement marker in the shape of a four-leaf clover bears portraits of the young Western Hockey League players 鈥?Trent Kresse, Chris Mantyka, Brent Ruff and Scott Kruger.The unveiling marking the fatal accident on Dec. 30, 1986, just outside of Swift Current, took place on the side of the highway Friday.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                            stanley cup              Bill Lee, who spearheaded the tribute, says it was important to honour the families and the young men, all of whom he personally knew and called unbelievable kids.Gord Hahn was the teams trainer that year, but was with another team in Winnipeg when the Broncos bus crashed.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 A friend told him the news during the second period of a game he was working. I just came unglued,  Hahn recalled.  I collapsed.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                         It certainly is a mixed bag of emotions, fro stanley cup m tears to joy,  said Randy Ruff, who lost a brother in the crash.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                               But when events like this happen, you try and draw the good things, and certainly there   a lot of good things from that monum stanley isolierkanne ent, like the ever-lasting effects itll have on the families and the c Pogz A very dire situation.  Brampton s northeast corner tops list of 30 GTA neighbourhoods with alarming rates of COVID-19 infections
 Niagara Regions history is rooted in its fairs and festivals. Some have run for over a century, and for those from urban centres, they may serve as the only link to where their food really comes from.As Vince Brennan, manager for t botella stanley he Ontario Assoc stanley canada iation of Agricultural Societies  OAAS , says,  they promote how your food gets to your plate. Others, like the Niagara Grape and Wine Festival 鈥?now in its 69th year 鈥?are cemented into the very essence of Niagara living.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        But the endurance run of these legacy community staples is being threatened by a prickly, microscopic virus.The Niagara Regional Exhibition, put on by the Niagara Regional Agricultural Society, was scheduled to r stanley cup un in early June 鈥?and after months of  pounding the pavement, they had to cancel. This year would have marked its 168th anniversary.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 The Wainfleet Fall Fair  Sept. 17 to 19  and the Winona Peach Festival  Aug. 28 to 30  have also been cancelled.There are over 4,900 events cancelled across Canada this year, according to the Canadian Association of Fairs and Exhibitions ; website.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The main concern for local groups was how to ensure the safety of festival-goers and volunteers amid a health pandemic. For most, the hard truth was that they couldnt.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW

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 Theres been another sizable jump in the number of confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Halton.Following yesterdays update that saw the region logging 20 new confirmed cases, Halton Region Public Health reported eight additional COVID-19 cases on Wednesday  Sept. 9 , with three new cases each in Milton and Oakville and two in Burlington.Two of the new cases in Milton are men under the age of 40 and one case is a m stanley thermos mug an in the 40-59 age group. In Oakville, two of the new cases are men under the age of 40 and one in the 60-79 age group. In Burlington, the two new cases are a man and  stanley cups a woman under 40.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Taking into account yesterdays numbers, the majority of the new infections across the region are linked to community exposure.To date, the total confirmed and probable cases of COVID-19 across Halton is 1,013, with 948 considered resolved and 40 remaining active. There are currently 19 active COVID-19 cases in Oakville, 11 in Milton, nine in Burlington, and one in Halton Hills.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Heres the full breakdown:路 Oakv stanley flask ille 309 confirmed cases  up 3  with 316 recoveries  up 2  and 19 active cases  up 1                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        路 Milton 260 confirmed cases  up 3  with 270 recoveries  up 1  and 11 active cases  up 2                 ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                              路 Burlington 19 Himl RCMP mental health support ailing: auditor
 A previously confidential stanley romania  report is offering a glimpse into the unravelling relationships that led Hamilton public school board trustees to sanction Ward 5s Carole Paikin Miller for a second time this year.The March 29 sanctions came after trustees had already urged her to resign on March 4 for conduct  stanley cup found to be racist by an outside investigation into allegations by former student trustee Ahona Mehdi.A new code of conduct report made public on April 19 reveals the latest sanctions stem from a Sept. 8, 2020 private trustee phone session with the boards lawyer that then-chair Alex Johnstone terminated after ruling Paikin Miller had breached confidentiality.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Several unidentified witnesses confirmed they heard a person talking in the background 鈥?the name is redacted, but all details point to it being her husband, MPP Paul Miller 鈥?as Paikin Miller voiced concerns about three trustees. Alex, this is war,  most witnesses heard Paikin Miller say as Johnstone ended the phone meeting, the report states.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 The report doesnt disclose the topic of the Sept. 8 meeting, but the CBC reported three weeks later that Paikin Miller had filed a formal code of conduct complaint against Cam Galindo, Maria Felix Miller and Paul Tut.Her complaint, dismissed in November, alleged their attendance at the Aug. 3 media conference where Mehd stanley france i alleged racist conduct b

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 JERUSALEM 鈥?In a strong message to Israel and the incoming Trump administration, dozens of countries are expected this weekend to reiterate their opposition to Israeli settlements and call for the establishment of a Palestinian state as the only way to ensure peace in the region.France is hosting more than 70 countries on Sunday at a Mideast peace summit, in what will be a final chance for the O stanley cup bama administration to lay out its positions for the region.According to a draft statement obtained by The Associated Press on Friday, the conference will urge Israel and the Palestinians to officially restate their commitment to the two-state solution.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        It also will affirm that the international community will not recognize changes to Israel   pre-1967 lines without agreement b stanley cup y both sides.The draft says that participants will affirm that a negotiated solution with two states, Israel and Palestine, living side by side in peace and security, is the only way to achieve enduring peace.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Israel has settled some 600,000 of its citizens in the West Bank and east Jerusalem 鈥?occupied territories claimed by the Palestinians for a future independent state. Israel captured both areas in the 1967 Mideast war.The summit comes on the heels of a U.N. Sec stanley termosar urity Council resolution last month that condemne Hbqp Magna selling fluid pressure and controls biz
 The  I Love Acton  artwork removed from a downtown parkette will be returning, but the artist who created it fears the modifications will detract from it.Created by local artist Doris Treleaven, the metal sculpture is approximately seven feet tall and features the towns name atop a large red heart. Inside the heart is a metal weave that allows people to attach love locks.It was removed from the parkette on the corner of Mill and Main streets on Tues stanley cups day after safety concerns were raised.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The Town of Halton Hills says it is working with the Acton BIA to address safety concerns that were identified befo stanley cup re returning it to the parkette. Part of what makes our town so special is how involved and passionate our community is,  Mayor Ann Lawlor said in a joint statement between the town and the Acton BIA.  The Acton art sculpture is a great example. Yes, there have been a few problems; however, this should not detract from what is still a lovely thought and what we believe will be an outstanding piece of public art for all to enjoy.         ARTICLE CONTINUES botella stanley  BELOW                                 The piece was commissioned by Acton Optical owner Nancy Wilkes and her daughter Nichole Walker. Treleaven worked with the BIA and council throughout the process of creating it and the Limehouse artist installed it in late October.The town raised safety concerns after its installation and has been working with the Acto

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 Toronto police are looking for the publics help in finding a missing 35-year-old woman.Kristen Toutsaint was last seen on April 15 around noon in the Weston Road and Finch Avenue West area of North York.Police reported her disappearance on Tuesday, July 14.               ARTICLE CO stanley cup NTINUES BELOW                                        Toutsaint is described as standing 56  and weighing 161 pounds. Sh stanley cups e has long, dyed blond hair an stanley quencher d a rose tattoo on her right arm.      She was last seen wearing blue jeans, white shoes, a black jacket and a green medical mask, and carrying a black bag.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Anyone with information is asked to contact police at 416-808-2222, or Crime Stoppers anonymously at 416-222-8477 or online at 222tips.

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 Amid new research about the potential impact of COVID-19 on the brain, a Toronto medical firm is showcasing lighter, faster and cheaper MRI technology that makes it easier to scan patients.Synaptive, a startup that began across the street from Queens Park at the MaRS Discovery District, has developed the Evry, a magnetic resonance imaging machine thats one-fifth the size and weight of the cumbersome existing machines 鈥?and about one-eighth the price.Economic Development Minister Vic Fedeli toured the companys manufactur gourde stanley ing facility Monday in a former textile factory on stanley thermobecher  Richmond St. W., and said the technology is  very impressive.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW             stanley cups uk                              Its amazing that its made in downtown Toronto. Its designed, developed and constructed ... in Ontario,  Fedeli said Monday after a visit to the 150-employee firm. Synaptive has a great case to make to places like Ontarios Ministry of Health and other health facilities around the world,  the minister said, standing beside crates containing one of the 2,000-pound machines that is being shipped to a Manhattan hospital.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 There is already an Evry at the University Health Networks Toronto General Hospital and another in Halifax, with dozens more in operation around the world.Company president and co-founder Cameron Piron said researchers have detected brain problems in roughly one-third of COVID-19 patients, which sug Cbah Trip advisers  help newbies navigate world of weed
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 TORONTO 鈥?Hydro repair crews continue restoring electricity to thousands of homes and businesses affected by a powerful wind storm that raked Ontario Wednesday.The Hydro One outage map showed about 38,000 outages by early Thursday, down from a peak of about 88,000. Some areas were not expected to have power back until about 5 p.m.The strong wind al stanley water bottle so cause stanley cup d multiple outages in western Quebec. Hydro Quebec was dealing with more than 55,000 outages as of 4 a.m., primarily in the suburbs south of Montreal.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Environment Canada says wind gusts topped 100 kilometres per hour in Port Colborne on the Lake Erie shoreline. Gusts in the upper 90s were recorded in Hamilton, Brockville and at both the Pearson I stanley cup nternational and Toronto   Billy Bishop airports.In addition to bringing down trees, signs, tiles and branches, the wind toppled a large construction crane in Mississauga, and a video posted online by The Weather Network shows bricks being ripped off the side of a residence in Ottawa.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Pictures posted on social media show a large KFC bucket and the pole it was mounted on blown to the ground at a Hamilton-area location.High wind and blowing snow also caused a number of road closures, including Highway 21 between Kincardine and Port Elgin. It was unclear when that stretch of road would reopen.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW              Sbhf Short-sighted   : More layoffs, program cuts as Halton District School Board finalizes its budget
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 MONTREAL 鈥?As an early heat wave descends on Quebec, provincial health authorities are looking for ways to keep residents cool in the province   COVID-19-hit long-term care homes.Roughly two-thirds of the province   long-term care rooms do not have air conditioning according to the province, and the usual practice of designated cooling areas has been complicated by fears of further spreading the novel coronavirus.One pati stanley water bottle ents ; right advocate says the pandemic may finally force Quebec to provide all residents with proper in-room air conditioning.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        What we ;re asking is that all patients in long-term facilities should not have to experience 30 or 35 degrees in their rooms, Paul Brunet, president of the Conseil pour la protection des malades in Quebec, said Tuesday.We don ;t want them to suffocate. We don ;t want them to die from heat waves.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                          stanley website         During a COVID-19 briefing on Monday, Quebec Premier Francois Legault noted the government had invested $30 million to establish cooling zones, which he said now exist in 97 per cent of long-term care homes.But Quebec   health minister said practices will have to change to ensure residents are not infected while getting relief from the heat. It   going to be more complicated this year, and we ;re goin stanley mug g to have to be very

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 As Ontario enters a new COVID wave, driven by the BA.5 variant, there are fierce calls to expand access to fourth doses of vaccine.But despite Canadas expert body on vaccines recently opening the door to a wider rollout, not everyone sees an urgent  stanley becher need to open up second boosters to all adults, while some point out the millions of Ontarians who still have not received their third shots. Theres plenty of  stanley thermobecher COVID in the community; were not talking about it so much in the news, but it is absolutely a risk for all of us who have to work face to face with other people, or who have to just live,  says Ottawa family doctor Nili Kaplan-Myrth.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Kaplan-Myrth and other health-care workers have been putting together a lawsuit against the province, arguing that restricting second boosters is discriminatory under the Charter of Rights and Freedoms. It just doesnt make any sense. We dont need to ration, theres no scarcity.         ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Kaplan-Myrth has also already started preregistering people for a vaccine clinic later this month, hoping they will be eligible by then.Fourth doses are currently only open to people over 60, those in long-term care, retirement homes and other group living settings, as well as First Nation, Inuit and M茅tis individuals and members of their households, and some immunocompromised people.               ARTICLE CON stanley mug TINUES BELOW                Xugq Cubans line streets as Fidel Castro   s ashes begin journey
 OTTAWA 鈥?Four days before Canadians go to the polls, the leaders of Canada   three largest federal parties argued Thursday over how the country will be governed if there is no clear winner on election day.Most polls continue to suggest the Liberals and Conservatives are deadlocked, raising talk about potential minority or coalition gov stanley cup ernments as support also grows for the NDP in some provinces and for the Bloc Quebecoi stanley vaso s in Quebec.Conservative stanley cups  Leader Andrew Scheer said if he wins the most seats in Monday   election, that would give him a mandate to govern.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        He repeated that view during a question-and-answer session with reporters in the Toronto suburb of Brampton on Thursday, dismissing reminders that as a former Speaker of the House of Commons, he has familiarity with the rules that govern Parliament and say otherwise.We are asking Canadians for a strong Conservative majority mandate, Scheer said before heading to Nova Scotia for a rally in Pictou County. It is the case that the party that wins the most seats in modern Canadian history has been the party that forms the government.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Paul Martin did step down as prime minister after the Conservatives won more seats in 2006, allowing Stephen Harper to form his first minority government.But Canada   parliamentary system allows for formal coalition

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 TORONTO 鈥?Ontario is planning to establish a housing affordability task force, as both prices and the number of home sales have grown in the past year, though it   a pledge the opposition parties dismiss as meaningless.Telling figures illustrating the province   heated housing markets can be found in the government   recently relea stanley cup sed fall economic statement. In 2020-21, Ontario got about $3.7 billion in revenue from land transfer taxes. In this fiscal year, it   projected to skyrocket to more than $5 billion.That   even $759 million higher than the projections in Ontario   2021-22 first-quarter finances, released just three months ago.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Also contain stanley tumbler ed in the fall economic statement is one line promising the establishment of a housing affordability task force to provide recommendations to the minister of municipal affairs and housing.A spokeswoman for Municipal Affairs and Housing Minister Steve Clark said the government is hoping to build on its housing supply action plan.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 We know there is still more to do, which is why we are creating a Housing Affordability Task Force to identify other opportunities to get shovels in the ground faster, remove duplication and barriers, and make housing more affordable for hardworking Ontarians, director of communicat stanley cup ions Zoe Knowles said in a statement.  Znyw Teen suspect arrested in Orillia homicide
 Nearly 30 queued dump trucks snarled traffic in Flamborough on Wednesday as they waited to off-load construction fill despite a new ban on dumping out-of-town soil in Hamilton.The city says the owners of the rural property on Concession 8 West can legally dump fill excavated from developments in the GTA 鈥?up to 5,000 truck loads 鈥?because they have a permit predating council   emergency ban on imported fill passed in October.That grandfathered permit will expire in mid-January if not extended.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                    stanley cup                      City construction manager Carlo Ammendolia said the Concession 8 landowner is using the fill to grade a large, low-lying area to make it usable for farming and that work is supposed to be done by Christmas. Any future dumping would be subject to a strict new bylaw.But despairing neighbours argue thousands of dump trucks have already barrelled up and down the rural road for months, blocking local traffic and endangering resident safety.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 I bet they ;ve already dumped 18,000 loads 鈥?and there is no end in sight, said Concession 8 resident Gord Taylor, who spent Wednesday on the phone with mayor   office and police. It   frustrating, it   dangerous and stanley cup  no one will help us.The Spectator tried Wednesday to reach Greg Richard, who is listed as stanley canada  a director for property owner

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 Family members and friends have identified the three people killed in a horrific crash in Milton as a mother, father and daughter from M stanley thermobecher ississauga.The victims in the June 19 collision have been identified as Athula Karunananda, 56, his wife, Somikelum Karunananda, 59, and their daughter, 28-year-old Predeepa.My heart hurts knowing that we will never meet again. I will always remember all your beautiful smiles, said Calista Mahendra Ariyaratne in a Facebook post. It will be engraved in the minds and hearts of everyone who knew you.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                      stanley cup    She and others left heart-warming messages on social media identifying the trio.Asoka Pinnaduwage, a  8220 stanley botella  choolmate of Athula  , said the family were delivering food to a friend that fateful evening. He added that Predeepa passed her nursing exam just days before the crash.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Just after midnight on June 19, a two-vehicle collision occurred at the intersection of Fourth Line and Britannia Road.Initial investigation by police indicates that a southbound Cadillac sedan driven by a 28-year-old man from Milton collided with an eastbound sport utility vehicle with the Karunananda family inside.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Two of the SUV occupants died at the scene, while the third died during EMS transport to a trauma centre, po Vjju Newest Markham exercise studio brings    big    ideas to fitness programs
 A crush of patients arriving at emergency departments in Brampton and Etobicoke have forced William Osler Health System to postpone some elective surgeries and 鈥?for the first time during the pandemic 鈥?transfer in-patients to other Toronto-area hospitals to ease dangerous overcrowding.The surge of emergency patients 鈥?a mix of those with COVI stanley cup quencher D-19 symptoms and those with other urgent health concerns 鈥?pushed Osler beyond capacity late Thursday, prompting its president and CEO to warn this could be the  leading edge of more difficult times for ou stanley cups r communities. Even as Osler struggles to maintain its health-care services in Ontarios biggest COVID-19 hot spots, the province on Friday eased public health measures for Peel Region, which had been under modified Stage 2 restrictions since mid-October.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The new provincial public health framework puts Peel in the red or  control  zone, which permits bars, restaurants and gyms to open for some indoor service starting Saturday. Soaring COVID-case counts kept it from being moved with York Region and Ottawa into the  stanley taza more lenient orange or  restrict  zone.Peels medical officer of health, Dr. Lawrence Loh, asked the province Friday to keep Peel in modified Stage 2 for another week, as was granted to Toronto.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                  I certainly advocated for that given our ongoing challenges with contact tracing 鈥?were still ge

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 It stanley thermobecher s official. Amid another surge in COVID-19 hospitalizations, Ontario Premier Doug Ford has announced the province is re-entering a state of  8220 hutdown.As of 12:01 a.m. on April 3, all public health regions of the province will  stanley thermos mug move into what the Ford government describes as a state of  8220 hutdown for four weeks. stanley cup  During this time, schools will remain open for in-person learning and spring break will continue as planned on the week of April 12. Child-care centres will also remain open.Ford said he opted to pause the current COVID-19 framework and activate Ontarios pandemic emergency brake in light of the spread of extremely, extremely dangerous variants of COVID-19 that have driven a surge in new cases and hospitalizations.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The variants of concern are spreading rapidly, he said. This is a new pandemic. Were now fighting a new enemy. The new variants are far more dangerous than before. They spread faster and they do more harm than the virus we were fighting last year. The announcement came on the heels of a report by Ontarios COVID-19 Science Advisory Table detailing its latest modelling data on the morning of April 1.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 The report highlighted that the third wave is being driven by variants of concern, vaccinations are not reaching the highest risk populations in Ontario Cobo Weekenders lose themselves in Flamborough flower maze
 BROCK 鈥?Brock has put no timetable on when it will reopen its municipal facilities.In a March 31 update, the township announced it is  extending the closure of all our facilities, indoor and outdoor, indefinitely as well as extending the burn ban until further notice, as part of our ongoing efforts to curb the spread of COVID-19. The shuttered facilities include the Foster Hewitt Memorial Community Centre, Rick MacLeish Memorial Community Centre, Sunderland Memorial Arena, Wilfrid Hall, Sunderland Town Hall, Manilla Hall and Beaverton Town Hall  with the exception of the Service Ontario office .               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        As well, all municipal playground structures and park amenities, including sports fields, skate parks, walking trails  such as the Beaverton Lions walking loop and Sunderland Lions walking trail , parking lots, basketball courts, tennis courts, picnic shelters, splash pads, be stanley cup aches  including th stanley polska e Beaverton Harbour and pi stanley drinking cup er , boat launch and boat docks, will be closed until further notice.Greenspaces in parks and throughout the township that arent otherwise closed will remain open for walk-through access, but individuals must maintain a safe physical distance of at least two metres  six feet  apart from others.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 The township noted in its release that additional details on the harbour and parking lot closures will be released in the next day or two.

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 A widow is grateful for a Newmarket  angel  who came to her rescue as she struggled to make her way to Sunnybrook hospital for cancer surgery during the Jan. 17 snowstorm. I just want to thank him from the bottom of my heart for his kindness that day,  said Kathryn Hawke, who doesnt want to reveal information that would jeopardize his privacy.Born and raised in Brampton, Hawke moved back to the city in 1993, a year after her husband of 10 months, a Brampton firefighter suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder  PTSD , died from suicide.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Last November, 60-year-old Hawke was diagnosed with tongue cancer and scheduled for surgery in December.When she was told in the operating room she needed a more invasive neck dissection as well as the tongue cancer surgery, she requested a second opinion a stanley cup nd was referred to specialists at Sunnybrook.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 On Dec. 21, the specialists said they would proceed with the tongue cancer surgery, but that the neck dissection may not be necessary.Surgery was set for Jan. 17.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                          stanley cup                When weather forecasts called for a major snowstorm that day stanley cup , Hawke booked a hotel the night before at Pan Pacific Hotel at York Mills and Don Mills Roads.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                              But when the snowstorm dashed