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 Halton police arrested two men in Halton Hills following a shooting in London that officers believe is related to a rivalry between tow truck companies.On Saturday, Nov. 12 at approximately 10:20 p.m., London police said the alleged victim was driving a tow truck in Londons Adelaide Street South and Osgood Drive area when a rival companys tow truck began following him.Po stanley thermosflasche lice alleged an occupant of this rival tow truck pul stanley tumbler led out a handgun and fired six shots, with five rounds striking the other tow trucks tailgate and one passing through its rear windshield.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        According to police, the suspect tow truck then left the area.No one was injured during this incident.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 London police were con stanley water bottle tacted shortly afterward.They reportedly obtained a description of the suspect tow truck and recovered evidence that a firearm had been discharged in the area.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        London police officers said their investigation led them to Halton Hills where Halton police made two arrests in the 10 Side Road and Trafalgar Road area at 12:19 a.m., on Sunday, Nov. 13.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                              A 21-year-old London man and a 25-year-old London man have been jointly charged with occupying a motor vehicle with a firearm, reckless discharge of a firearm w Jchv How many people are hospitalized with COVID-19 in Halton
 If you didn ;t have chance to catch up on all the latest headlines, here   a look back at what had people talk stanley cup ing in and around Georgetown and Acton this week. To stay up to date with local headlines, sign up for our newsletter delivered to your  stanley cup inbox everyday, seven days a week.1  Armed robbery in Georgetown: https://theifp.ca/news-story/10599923-armed-robbery-at-georgetown-store-has-halton-police-hunting-2-suspects/2  Award stanley cup  winners announced: https://theifp.ca/community-story/10600059-halton-hills-chamber-business-award-winners-announced/3  Halton police smash auto theft ring: https://theifp.ca/news-story/10599700-halton-police-smash-alleged-auto-theft-ring/4  Halton Hills Sunshine List: https://theifp.ca/news-story/10599394-over-100-halton-hills-employees-on-the-2021-sunshine-list/5  Halton District School Board hosting mental health, well-being sessions: https://theifp.ca/news-story/10600437-halton-district-school-board-hosting-mental-health-well-being-sessions/聽聽               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW

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 S stanley cup T. JOHN ;S, N.L. 鈥?Harassment allegations gripped Newfoundland and Labrador   governing Liberals again Tuesday after former finance minister Cathy Bennett said a culture of intimidation helped drive her from cabinet.In local media interviews, Bennett said she often felt isolated and the target of whisper campaigns before she quit her post last July but stayed on as a member of the house of assembly.She cited personal reasons at the time. On Tuesday, she blamed what she described as a culture of bullying in the Liberal cabinet and caucus. She also pointedly noted that leaders have a duty to set behavioural tone.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Opposition critics seized on Bennett   revelations, saying they cast serious doubt on Premier Dwight Ball   claims he only knew of bullying issues within Liberal ranks last week.Accusations have forced two ministers in less than a week out of cabinet and caucus pending arm  -length investigations into their behaviour by the commissioner f vaso stanley or legislative standards.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 The premier was in the room for much of this, said Progressiv stanley cup e Conservative Paul Davis, who led a particularly tense grilling of Ball during the daily question period.Why have you allowed intimidation and harassment to continue within your government and not taken action before now                ARTIC Espd Lifelong Acton couple named Citizens of the Year
 The Native Womens Centre is shutting down its 15 emergency shelter beds for single homeless women on the mountain.The surprise announcement was made at the beginning of the Feb. 20 emergency and community services committee meeting by Paul Johnson, g stanley cup eneral manager. He said the centre wanted to inform its staff before announcing the decision publicly.  The beds  were absolutely critical to the system,  said Johnson, who added the emergency beds were used not just for Indigenous women.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                stanley cups          Johnson emphasized that despite the closing of Mountain View emergency shelter operation, scheduled for June 20, 2020, the city, which provides the funding, will not lose any of those 15 beds. He said the funding for the beds will be used to allocate them to other organizations. Women in this community who experience homelessness, nothing changes today,  he said.  There is no loss of funding. There is no loss of beds.         ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 There is a total of 46 womens emergency shelter beds in the city. This is disappointing news,  said Ward 3 Coun. Nrinder Nann.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Executive Director of Mountain View Linda Sandy said in an email that closing the beds was a  very difficult  decision, but the organization needed to make a stanley taza   strategic decision to streamline programs and services to align more within our missi

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 Elementary school students in the York Ca stanley becher tholic District School Board will be part of a hybrid classroom that blends in-class students with remote students as the board moves to  reorganize  its class structures.In a letter sent home to parents on Wednesday, interim director Mary Battista said there have been various  operational and staffing challenges  in the current model and a solution was needed for the remainder of the school year. This change will allow all elementary students to be part of their home school.The new model blends face-to-face learners with remote learners into the same class under the direction of the home school classroom teacher.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        While most classes will consist of an in-person teacher with both remote and in-class students, some schools will have a few entirely remote classes to accommodate the large number of remote learners.      Battista said the new model has numerous benefits including keeping remote learners in their home school with their friends, maintaining physical distancing in the classroom and offering a seamless transition from in-class learning to remote learning or vice-versa.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW    stanley cup    stanley hrnek                             The board will no longer require specific re-entry dates throughout the school year. If parents wish to transition their child from in-class to remote learning, they can do so at any time. Principals will accommodate requests Ttct Toronto police move toward    zero tolerance    for physical-distancing violations
 Good morning! Its Tuesday, March 4, here is your weather, traffic and top stories today in the Halton area.Environment Canada is calling for a high of 15 C today, with a 40 per cent chance of showers in the morning and afternoon. Showers expected to continue tonight with a low of 4 C.Find the latest local weather information for Halton Hills-Milton, Oakville and Burlington and the latest alerts here.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW            stanley cup                              Find the latest provincial road closures and traffic incidents via Ontario 511.Taking transit today  Find the latest 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                                        Wide swath of Ontario starting the week off with well above normal temperatures                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                              There is winter in Ontario, but its pretty far north.60-year-old cyclist fatally struck by SUV on paved shoulder in Halton HillsOPP continue to investigate the incident.Burlington Repair Caf茅 so popular i stanley polska ts implementing  stanley cup a reservation systemNext event scheduled for Saturday, March 16.Arrest made following Oakville hit-and-run that injured pedestrian               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW

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 Hamilton police are looking for a  stanley cup 27-year-old Brampton woman believed to be in the Spencer Gorge area.They are also looking for a hiker who found a set of car keys and placed them on a bronze Hyundai Elantra in the Tew Falls parking lot at 607 Harvest Rd. in Dundas.Hamilton police do not know what day the keys were left on the car which belongs to the woman   family. But they are asking the hiker to contact them.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                        stanley flask                  Police started searching the area after being called in Saturday morning to help Peel Regional Police find Lovleen Dhawan.      She was last seen Aug. 14 at 9:30 a.m. in the area of McLaughlin Road South and Steeles Avenue West in Bramp stanley bottles ton.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 The East Indian woman is about 5 foot 7 inches with a slim build weighing about 120 pounds. She has long brown hair was last seen wearing a white T-shirt and brown track pants.Anyone with information can contact the division 30 staff Sgt. at 905-546-3886 or provide tips anonymously through Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-8477 or http://crimestoppershamilton Rqgk Heather Scoffield: Their old jobs won t come back when the pandemic ends. Here s how Ottawa can help
 Katherine Breward was 11  botella stanley when her world changed.At the time, the Halton Hills woman 鈥?now 49 鈥?was a music student of Arthur Dale Wood, who last month pleaded guilty to sexual assaulting her and others in the 1970s and 80s. I was surprised and relieved and experienced a feeling of disbelief,  Breward said about the Sept. 10 guilty plea.  I thought he would fight the charges to the bitter end and deny what he had done. I was relieved because it meant that I would not have to testify, which is always a relief since that is a stressful experience.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                         I was in disbelief because, as a child of the 70s and 80s, I had hoped for accountability but not genuinely believed I would get it. Breward is now an associate professor of human resource management at the University of Winnipeg.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 The case against Wood centred on allegations made by four victims, who say incidents dated as far back as 1975. With the exception of Breward, their names are protected under a publication ban.Halton Regional Police Services Child Abuse and Sexual Assault unit opened an investiga stanley uk tion into Wood in 2018 when victims came forward. He was first arrested and charged on Mar. 27, 2018.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW stanley becher                                         When the investigation revealed additional victims, Wood was arrested for a second time on Apr. 20, 201

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 Toronto police have issued an arrest warrant in a deadly shooting that led to a brief lockdown at two high schools in the city   east end.Nineteen-year-old Amal Jones of Toronto is accused of second-degree murder in the death of 18-year-old Elliot Reid-Doyle.Reid-Doyle was shot in the Bonis Avenue and Birchmount Road area of Scarborough on the afternoon  stanley thermobecher of Oct. 3.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Police describe the suspect as between 5-10 and 6-2, with a slim build and black hair.      They say he   c stanley cup onsidered armed and dangerous, and are urging people to call 911 if they see him.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                           stanley travel mug        Reid-Doyle   death was the city   83rd homicide of the year.By The Canadian Press Meir Fire outside Wolfe Street home quickly extinguished
 Collingwoods acting mayor is in his eighth year at the council table, and it will be his final one.聽At the May 30 council meeting, Keith Hull was brought to tears while speaking to a report about the community response to the proposed archway downtown.聽According to a report, 72 per cent of about 700 respondents oppose the project.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Hull, the towns BIA representative, has been a staunch supporter of  botella stanley the initiative. And that appears to have come at a price. In t stanley cup he time that Ive had the pleasure of serving this community, Ive had the unfortunate task of making some very difficult decisions, he said. I was adamant in my support, and I dont retract that. As an elected official, we are elected to put forward our best position to represent based on the facts and information we have at hand.         ARTICLE CONT stanley cup INUES BELOW                                 Hull said he was surprised by the  ferocity  of the comments from the community, with some questioning his commitment to the town and noting he wasnt born here. Hull has been a resident for 25 years. It was unsettling,  he said. To question my loyalty to this community. Whether Im from this community is irrelevant; we genuinely try to do the best for the community.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Hull said the reaction pushed him to not seek a seat on council next term.                AR

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 WATERLOO REGION 鈥?A former Waterloo Regional Police officer has released a scathing 93-page report suggesting local police and other police services across the province intimidate, bully and harass their employees who try to lodge internal complaints.Kelly Donovan said the complaint procedures and disciplinary actions against officers are unfair.Donovan, who was a constable with Waterloo Regional Police for six years, said she quit on June 30 because she felt she could change the culture of policing from the outside.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        When she tried internally, she was silenced, Donovan said.Donovan said her business 鈥?Fit4Duty 鈥?will offer an independent whistleblower program to police services, government agencies and private companies.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 She said she plans on presenting information on her company to police services board stanley mugs s across the province this year and in 2018.In an int stanley tumbler erview, Donovan said reaction has been swift and positive.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        What I ;m calling for, no one is offering, she said.                ARTICLE C stanley thermoskannen ONTINUES BELOW                                              In her report released Monday, titled Systemic Misfeasance in Ontario Policing and the co-ordinated Suppression of Whistleblowers, Donovan described a culture of internal bullying Inat Zero-waste grocer delivers to doorsteps in Kitchener, Waterloo
 Rick Teles digs through a recycling bin in his garage. He pulls out an inner tube, a pedal, a bicycle brake, a pair of grips, training wheels. This is his parts bin, an assortment of pieces stripped off other bicycles.All of these spare parts will find their way on to another bike, either one of the 25 currently lined up in his garage, or another that will pass through over the summer.Teles spends 12 to 15 hours a week repairing bikes. Once they are in working order, he shines them up, meticulously scrubbing between the spokes to remove any rust or dirt to make them  stanley cup look as close to new as he can.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Teles could easily resell these bikes and have a nice little side business, but he doesnt make a cent from his venture.It started last July when he was driving around Milton before a bulk waste collection day. Teles noticed a number of bicycles sitting by the curb. After seeing them there for a few days, he stopped and asked the homeowners if he could take the bikes.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                            stanley italia        I hate seeing things thrown in the garbage,  Teles says.  There really wasnt much wrong with them. Most of them, it was something minor 鈥?a flat tire or the brakes. Sometimes, its just tightening things up. Once the bikes were fixed up, he started asking around, stanley cup  looking for families that might not be able to afford a new bike. After presenting the bikes to the families, Teles was h

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 On  stanley cup a cool but sunny Friday afternoon, the cars are parading past Bobby-Jo Kerrs Kent Street storefront in a regular procession. Pedestrians are bundled but they are out there too, stanley cup  busily buzzing from one business to another.Kerr cant image what it might look like once contractors come in to dig up the street.Her business 鈥?Ancient Wisdom Holistics 鈥?opened late last year. Hers is a spirituality business offering classes and special events. Getting through winter is tough enough at the east end of Kent Street, she says. Most of the businesses there look forward to summer shoppers.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        If the city decides to shut down Kent Street at the height of summer, it will really hurt, Kerr says.  Its been hard enough getting through these las stanley becher t few months. If they take away the best part of summer 鈥?it will fold us.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 The first part of the project will begin this summer with a $2.1-million investment to replace aging water and sewer mains under Russell Street and Peel Street. Last May, the public was invited to an open house at the Acad Rlzu WATCH LIVE: Premier Doug Ford provides daily COVID-19 update for Tuesday, Oct. 6
 Before the COVID-19 pandemic, more than 40 people walked through the doors of Across Boundaries daily, looking for anything from art therapy, to literacy lessons, to a healthy meal for breakfast or lunch.But as the virus began to spread, the mental health agency focused on helping racialized commun stanley vaso ities in Torontos northwest quickly began losing touch with many of the people it helped. Some of our sta stanley cups ff called us and said, I cant reach my clients because they dont have a phone,  recalled executive director Aseefa Sarang. The agency, which serves around 900 people annually, then moved quickly to give out a few prepaid devices to those who didnt have one. It also began delivering meals directly to peoples doors.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Two years and six pandemic waves later, Across Boundaries has now given out more than 300 phones to clients who otherwise had no access to a device connecting them to services offered virtually because of COVID-19. The need for these devices has persisted well into today, Sarang said, signalling one of many challenges facing Torontos newcomer and racialized communities, who were hardest hit by the virus, as the city looks to pandemic recovery.Across Boundaries is not the only mental health organization that has worked to provide necessities lik stanley cup e food and technology to its clients. A recent report by the Wellesley Institute about the pandemics impact on Torontos racialized communities found that

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 Anishinabek Nation Chiefs-in-Assembly have unanimously declared a State of Emergency due to the continual inequitable funding for policing in Anishinabek First Nations.The lack of adequate and efficient resourcing for policing in member First Nations has created a dire situation for this essential service. The decision was made during Day 1 of the Anishinabek Nation Grand Council Assembly on June 7, with Chief Patsy Corbiere of Aundeck Omni Kaning First Nation moving the resolution and seconded by Chief Lloyd Myke of Magnetawan First Nation.  stanley thermobecher 8220;The declaration of a State of Emergency highlights the urgency and seriousness of the policing crisis in our communities,  said Anishinabek Nation Grand Council Chief Reg Niganobe.  It is essential for Canada to acknowledge and address the systemic barriers and discriminatory practices that hinder the safety and well-being of  stanley thermos our citizens. We demand equitable resources and support for our policing services to ensure the security and justice our communities need and deserve.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The funding agreement for Anishinabek Police Services  APS  and United Chiefs and Councils of Manitoulin  UCCM  Anishnaabe Police Service expired on March 31, due to the federal government refusing to renegotiate more equitable agreements. To date, it has refused meaningful negotiations with the APS, which serves the Robinson-Superior Treaty, Ro stanley flask binson-Huron Treaty, Williams Treaty Xwtz Stelco reports $88 million loss in Q3
 Barries south end is pegged for another large subdivision.The citys planning committee has unanimously approved a zoning bylaw amendment for 620 Lockhart Rd., and the decision could be ratified by council in late March.JUST THE FACTS               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        鈥?The Jones Consulting Group Ltd. submitted the application on behalf of Mattamy Homes  Lockhart Ltd. , with plans to rezone the 69.1-acre site and develop a 613-unit subdivision.鈥? stanley deutschland This property, currently zoned for agricultural purposes, is on the north side of Lockhart, just west of the Yonge Street intersection. It is located in the Hewitts Secondary Plan area, an area pegged for significant growth in the coming years.        ARTICLE C stanley flask ONTINUES BELOW                       stanley cup            鈥?If constructed as proposed, the subdivision would include 347 single-detached, 238 townhouse and 28 mixed-use block units, and have open space for a municipal park. Surrounding properties are in various stages of the redevelopment process.鈥?Building permit application fees are estimated at $1.8 million for the site. It is also expected to generate about $39.6 million in development charge revenue for the city.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        鈥?A statutory public meeting was held on Oct. 26 to present the subject application to residents and councillors. One member of the public spoke and asked questions related to the built form and density prop

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 HALIFAX 鈥?The Nova Scotia  stanley tumbler  stanley cup Teachers Union says it will suspend its work-to-rule campaign beginning Monday after reaching a tentative agreement w stanley cup ith the provincial government.Neither side would discuss details of the deal announced Friday, which faces a Feb. 8 ratification vote.Union president Liette Doucet said the deal was reached early Wednesday, and union executives met all day on Thursday and Friday to discuss it.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        She said the union is recommending the tentative agreement be accepted by its 9,300 members. Teachers have twice rejected contract agreements recommended by the union executive, and voted overwhelmingly in favour of a strike.We believe that this tentative agreement is better than the last, however it will be up to the membership. They will have to look at what the team was able to achieve and they will ultimately make the decision, Doucet said in a phone interview Friday evening.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 The deal will be presented to members at meetings around the province over the next two weeks.Both government and the union worked hard to come to this agreement. Now the members will have their opportunity to vote through ratification, Education Minister Karen Casey said in a statement Friday.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The teachers began a work-to-rule campaign on Dec. 5  Xexe Most actively traded companies on the TSX
 NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh accused Halton Police Chief Stephen Tanner of being afraid to confront systemic racism during a back-and-forth on T stanley cup witter last week.The exchange began July 9 when the Halton police chief used his police chief Twitter account to tweet at Singh about statements the NDP leader had made at a news conference the previous day.At that news conference, Singh had discussed the Thursday, July 2 incident at Rideau Hall, where a reservist with the Canadian Armed Forces allegedly rammed a truck through a gate before proceeding on foot toward the prime ministers residence.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Corey Hurren was arrested by the RCMP without incident and now faces 22 charges, mostly related to guns he allegedly had in his possession.Singh, however, suggested the outcome might have been different if Hurren had not been white.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                  This person showed up with weapons publicly, at the residence of the prime minister of Canada, and was arrested without being killed,  said Singh. In the same time period, we had an elderly racialized man, Ejaz Choudry, whose family called out for mental health support and police showed up and killed this man in his own home when he was alone 鈥?That, to me, is what systemic racism in policing i stanley cup s all about. That difference.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW  stanley cup                                        In his tweet at Singh, Tanner

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 After five weeks of campaigning, the election is finally upon us. Heres what you need to know in the Dufferin-Caledon riding.Who is RunningFirst elected to represent the riding in 2019, Kyle Seeback will try to retain his seat during this election in a field of six candidates. Looking to unseat him is Jenni Le Forestier for the Green Party, Lisa Post for the Liberals, Samantha Sanchez for the NDP, Anthony Zambito for the People   Party of Canada and In stanley mugg dependent Stephen McKendrick.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                    stanley cups uk      The RidingDufferin-Caledon federal electoral district encompasses the Town of Caledon, Mono, Orangeville, Shelburne, Amaranth, East Garafraxa, East Luther Grand Valley, Melanchthon and Mulmur.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 We spoke with voters in the riding about a number of topics through the campaign, including Indigenous issues and racial discrimination. We also heard from the candidates on housing affordability and the parties on the opioid crisis.The candidates also squared off during a debate.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        How to Vote                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                              On election day, voters in Dufferin-Caledon will have 12 hours to cast their ballot at polling stations across their riding. Polls open at 9:30 a.m. Monday and will close at 9:30 p.m.Registered vo stanley cup ters should have a recei Rqqm Today s coronavirus news: Ontario now in third wave, experts say; Ontario reporting 1,074 more cases, 11 deaths; 36 COVID-19 cases in Toronto South jail screen positive for variant
 Oakville, Burlington, Milton and Halton Hills are under a new weather warning, according to Environment Canada.The national weather agency issued a Freezing Rain Warning for all of Halton with freezing rain expected Thursday night  Feb. 16 .Hazards include freezing rain with ice accretion of up to a few millimetres          stanley kubek       ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        A wintry mix of precipitation is expected beginning this evening. Precipitation may begin as rain or ice pellets in some areas before transitioning to freezing rain and ice pellets, the warning states. Ice accretion may be limited during the onset as ground temperatures may be above zero. Freezing rain conditions may last through the evening and overnight hours in some areas before changing to freezing drizzle or light snow by early Friday morning.      Surfaces such as highways, roads, walkways and parking lots may become icy and slippery, Environment Canada said.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Take extra care when walking or driving in affected areas. Be prepared to adjust your driving with c stanley cups hanging road conditions, the w stanley becher arning states.

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 OTTAWA 鈥?As Canada continues to combat the health and economic impacts of COVID-19, women   rights advocates say not enough focus has been placed on the unique an stanley cup d ofte stanley quencher n disproportionate impact the pandemic is having on women.Women and Gender Equality Minister Maryam Monsef says Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has tasked her department with examining how government spending and policies, including COVID-19 efforts, affect women and men differently 鈥?known as gender-based analysis plus or GBA+ 鈥?following longstanding Liberal government practice.But a growing chorus of national and international voices focused on gender equality and human rights say more must be done to ensure Canadian women   needs are addressed in the government response to this pandemic.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Last week, Trudeau did announce $40 million for women   shelters and sexual-assault centres across the count stanley cup ry. Another $157.5 million has also been earmarked to ensure homeless shelters remain safe and accessible.Monsef says this funding came after she voiced concern at the cabinet table about the risks women face in situations of domestic or family violence now that Canadians are being told to stay home.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 This hit home for us when the PM had to self-isolate, she said in a recent interview.My team and I got on the phone in that first 48

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 Toronto Mayor John Tory likened it to a  8220 ummer break.But the first formal meeting between the mayor of Canada   largest city and Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne in nine months might more accurately be described as a spring thaw of the chilly relations between the pair throughout most of 2017.Tory and Wynne met formally Wednesday for the first time since the premier   decision in January to spike the mayor   plan to toll two major Toronto highways 鈥?the Don Valley Parkway and Gardiner Expressway.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        And while the leaders downplayed thstanley cup e significance of the protracted spat, a Liberal insider acknowledges to The Canadian Press that the government was well aware of Tory   lingering displeasure about the decision and believes a $300-million provincial funding commitment for social housing retrofits in Toronto announced in August, helped get the relationship back on-track. The source denied the funding had anything to do with placating Tory ahead of next spring   prov stanley becher incial election, stressing that the province agreed Toronto had a pressing need for the housing assistance. 822 stanley cup 0;I would not say it   a political calculation, said the Liberal insider, speaking on the condition of anonymity.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 It   not like we ;ve given him anything that doesn ;t make sense from Vgud Cobourg woman calls on town to lower parking ticket fines for local residents
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 Looking at historical voter turnout in Canadian federal elections can be a tricky thing.In the early days, the reporting was inconsistent; some ridings elected multiple MPs, and for a while, Prince Edward Island didnt prepare voters lists at all. And while this makes true apples-to-apples comparisons difficult, Elections Canada has done its best to estimate the total voter turnout in each of Canadas 43 elections.Things got off to a good start in 1867 with a turnout of 73.1 per cent. However, many may be surprised to learn that low voter  stanley cup participation isnt a new thing, with the election of 1874 dipping down to 69.6 per cent when Liberal Alexander Mackenzie defeated Canadas first prime minister, John A. Macdonald.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        For the next 75 years, turnout fluctuated between a high of 77.4 per cent in 1900  in which Liberal Wilfrid Laurier defeated Conservative Charles Tupper  and a low of 62.9 per cent in the previous election of 1896  in which Laurier also defeated Tupper .The five elections held between 1958 and 1968 could be called the golden age of voter  stanley mug turnout, with an average of 77.62 per cent of those eligible casting a ballot. This period also included the highest ever turnout in a federal election  79.4 per cent in 1958 when John Diefenbakers Progressive Conservatives roundly defeated Lester B. Pearsons Liberals  and never dipped below 74.8  stanley cup per cent  in 1965, when Pearson was elected with a second minor Fpnh Raise a glass for seriously ill children in Toronto at Chai on Tap
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 Teaching children numbers is a goal for many teachers.But impressing responsibility, creativity, outside the box thinking, organization and planning, those are lofty goals of teachers and parents.So, theres something special about a unique program Grade 6 and 7 teacher Monique Ough has launched in her St. John the Baptist Elementary classroom.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Her students live and work in O-Ville, a fictional town that has taken over their classroom, complete with the responsibility of keeping their lives tog stanley canada ether, paying off loans, working jobs and yes, earning O-bucks. In the first week of school, the students were introduced to the idea of a class economy, and I decided to call it O-Ville,  Ough said.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                         vaso stanley                                                                                            stanley tumbler                                                                                      St. John the Baptist elementary teacher Monique Ough has created a unique program for her students in which they work jobs, earn money, pay bills and debts and rent or purchase their desk space - all with the goal of teaching real life resp Tagj Icelandic budget airline WOW Air ceases operations
 At least Albertas energy minister was being honest when she said COVID-19 restrictions on gatherings are helpful for keeping protesters at bay, Greta Thunberg tweeted early Thursday.The Swedish teen, who has emerged as a global force due to her climate change demands and no-holds-barred approach to dealing with unreceptive politicians, was responding to comments that Sonya Savage made Friday on a podcast hosted by the Canadian Association of Oilwell Drilling Contractors.Savage was asked about the expansion of the Trans Mountain pipeline, which currently carries oil between a terminal just outside Edmonton and Vancouver.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                         Now is a great time to be building a pipeline because you cant have protests of more than 15 people,  Savage said.  Lets get it built. The interviewer laughed; Savage did not.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                  Well, at least we are seeing some honesty for once 鈥?Unfortunat stanley mug ely this how large parts of the world are run,  Thunberg tweeted.The 17-year-old is an outspo stanley flask ken critic of the oil industry, including the Alberta oilsands, and this is not the first time she has sparred with Alb stanley cup ertas petro-friendly United Conservative government.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Last fall, she stood on the steps of the Alberta legislature to warn a crowd of thousands about climate change. Although she was careful to not menti

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 VICTORIA 鈥?A revenue-sharing agreement that helped convince British Columbia to support the $6.8 billion Trans Mountain oil pipeline expansion threatens to tear the fabric of country, says a resource policy expert.The agreement with Kinder Morgan gives the province as much as $1 billion over 20 years. The financial benefit for the province was the last of five conditions needed for Premier Christy Clark established to approve the expansion of the pipeline through stanley travel mug  B.C.During last week   announcement, Clark called the agreement unprecedented because it recognized the environmental risks of locating the pipeline in B.C.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        A spokeswoman for the pipeline   builder Kinder Morgan said Monday the mutual agreement gives the company the assurance it needs.Clark acknowledged the pipeline approval was a federal government decision, but said it was her job to protect B.C. and ensure the province received benefits from the project.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 But Trevor McLeod at Calgary   Canada West Foundation said the agreement could make Canada less competitive and set off feuds between provinces.My concern is with the long-term viability o stanley cup f the country stanley thermoskannen , said McLeod, in a telephone interview from Calgary about the B.C. deal.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        He said the Western provinces joined Confedera Trxa Rules for reopening: What Toronto and Peel Region students need to know before returning to class on Feb. 16
 TORONTO 鈥?The economic brutality of Canada   anti-pandemic measures was highlighted on Friday with the latest figures showing almost two million people lost their jobs in April on top of the one million in March as COVID-19 cases and deaths climbed across the country.The unemployment rate rocketed to the second-highest level on record 鈥?13 per cent, up from 7.8 per cent in March 鈥?as the full force of the pandemic hit, Statistics Canada data show. The result was somewhat better than economists had predicted.Today   job numbers weigh heavy on my heart, said Ontario Premier Doug Ford, whose province lost 689,000 jobs. Real people who are struggling through no fault of their own.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The job-loss report came as cases of coronavirus disease and related deaths rose by the scores yet again.Quebec health officials reported 94 new deaths linked, bringing the provincial tally to 2,725. Ontario said it ha stanley mug d 477 new cases and 63 more deaths, pushing the province    stanley cup becher total fatalities above 1,500.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Nova Scotia reported two more deaths at a long-term care facility in Halifax for an overall provincial total of 46. The pro stanley canada vince became the latest to call off school for this year.In one positive development, Prince Edward Island announced it no longer had any active cases of COVID-19, with all 27 of the province ;