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 SALT LAKE CITY 鈥?A search and rescue team hiked up a steep, snowy Utah mountain in an attempt to rescue a dog that was stuck on a narrow ledge above a 50-foot cliff.The Utah County Sheriff   Office posted a video Monday showing highlights of the Friday operation that ended without getting the dog off the mountain near Provo, Utah.A member of the team rappelled stanley flask  down to try to lure the dog, named Mary, with food. But it never worked because she became skittish every time he got close. They called off the rescue at nightfall and instead left her with food and hand warmers.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The saga had a happy ending on Saturday when her own stanley cup ers called to say Mary made it down the mountain alone somehow. She had cuts  stanley thermosflasche to her paws, but was OK.      By The Associated Press        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Nbjw Most actively traded companies on the TSX
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 OTTAWA 鈥?A retrial has been ordered in the case of a Canadian Forces member who was acquitted last year of sexually assaulting a female colleague while the two were deployed on a training exercise in Jamaica in 2015.A military judge found Cpl. Simon Cadieux not guilty of sexual assault and drunkenness following a court martial in May 2017, but the Court Martial Appeal Court says the judge erred in his ruling.Cadieux and his special forces unit were in Jamaica in November 2015 when they held a barbecue that included drinking and partying to mark the end of a training exercise.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        According to testimony delivered during the initial court martial, a drunk Cadieux went into a female-only tent after the party where he woke up another service member and stanley thermoskannen  the two kissed in the dark before she realized he wasn ;t who she thought.The woman also testified that she was woken up by a touch to the pelvic area, which Cadieux stanley water bottle  said was accidental.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Military judge Lt.-Col. Louis-Vincent d ;Auteuil ultimately acquitted Cadieux after concluding the corporal did not enter the tent intending to kiss or engage in any sexual activity with his colleague.He also concluded the woman had initiated the kiss and Cadieux subjectively believed she had consented stanley trinkflaschen  to it.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        But in the Appeal Co Eysv Patience   : What   s open and allowed in Oakville and Burlington as well as Milton, Halton Hills as Halton enters Step 3 of Ontario COVID-19 Roadmap to Reopen plan
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 A Starbucks location that has been a staple in Oakville has closed its doors forever.The coffee giant   store in downtown Oakville at 225 Lakeshore Road East permanently closed at 10 p.m. Sunday  Oct. 25 , according to the company   Instagram page.We would like to thank you for being part of our store community; you are the heart of who we are at Starbucks, a note posted on the Instagram page states. It has been a great pleasure to connect with you everyday.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The news had several Starbucks customers disappointed.Such terrible news, said Maggie Upshall.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 On Instagram, kimroberts99 described the popular location as a beautif stanley mug ul store with wonderful employees.Jette James wrote to Inside Halton that a group of good friends met at the Starbucks today  Oct. 25  to remember the good times.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Some of the group members have developed a friendship as a result of meeting for coffee every morning for  stanley thermobecher the past 15 years, James said. They brought champagne, smoked salmon, cream cheese, and crisps to ser botella stanley ve with the routine morning coffee.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                              The closure of this Satrbucks, which has been there for Nwpv No plans to demolish Preston s Grand River Hotel after fire, says City of Cambridge
 DENVER 鈥?Friends don ;t let friends drive I-70.The tongue-in-cheek mantra is often uttered by Colorado skiers and snowboarders who frequent resorts far from the crowded mountain corridor, which funnels thousands of vehicles onto two lanes west of Denver every winter weekend.It   nightmarish. Hours and hours in the car. I think the last time I went to Keystone  typically a 90-minute drive from Denver , I spent four hours getting there and five hours getting home, said Cole Capsalis of Denver. There was more time in the car than skiing.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The 28-year-old product manager, who went to the University of Utah in part because it allowed him to hit the slopes up to 100 days  stanley botella a year, moved to Denver about six years ago. But his love of ski resorts quickly took a tumble because of horrendous traffic more akin to Los Angeles freeways.So Capsalis ditched resorts for less crowded 鈥?albeit more dangerou stanley canada s 鈥?remote backcountry snowboarding.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                   water bottle stanley 8220;I would prefer to risk my life on some level ... as opposed to sit in I-70 traffic on the weekends, he said.Traffic along the route has been common for years, but it   exacerbated by a recent population boom in the Denver area.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Traffic has increased incredibly statew

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 OAKVILLE, Ont. 鈥?Police say a woman is facing charges after allegedly kicking a dog and punching a Good Sama stanley thermos mug ritan in Oakville, Ont., on Monday evening.Halton regional police say a number of bystanders saw a woman forcefully kicking a dog in the chest and stomach.The dog was reportedly on a leash, and not acting aggressively.               ARTICLE CONTINUES  stanley cups BELOW                                        Police say a number of cit stanley cup izens intervened and the woman allegedly punched one of the Good Samaritans in the face.      They say the 50-year-old woman was charged with assault and causing unnecessary suffering to an animal.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Police say the dog was transferred into the care of a relative.By The Canadian Press Biym 4 arrested following alleged home renovation scam in Oakville
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 Several southern Ontario school boards that straddle public health units are gearing up to reopen only a  vaso stanley portion of their schools to in-person learning next week, adding another layer of complexity to an academic year that   been defined by quick pivots.The government order allowing schools in seven public health units to reopen physical classrooms as of Monday means nine boards now have to create different plans for different towns in their jurisdiction.It   definitely more difficult to have one board be going in two different directions, said Diane Lloyd, chair of the Kawartha Pine Ridge District School Board, which oversees schools in Clarington, Ont., that will remain closed and ones in Northumberland and Peterborough that will reopen.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        She said the board began reaching out to parents immediately after receiving word of the plan from the Ministry of Education in an effort to prevent a stanley mug ny confusion.The challenge is being ready to pivot all the time on short notice, Lloyd said.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 That   nobody   fault, she said, as these decisions are made based on the rates of COVID-19 in a community in the interest of public safety, but the constant change and constant new directives are still presenting an issue.She said it will always be stanley tumbler  hard to work when you ;re being told to change

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 EDMONTON 鈥?Alberta   education minister says he plans to change the law to prevent conservative leadership candidate Jason Kenney from outing gay children.David Eggen says the province has been working for years on gay-straight alliances in schools and he says he won ;t let that process be undermined.This whole idea  of  Jason Kenney outing students that join a GSA, we ;ll make that against the law, Eggen said Thursday. Students make choices and this is obviously a very significant choice around gay-straight alliance stanley water bottle s.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        It   sensitive, and what is very insensitive is  stanley mug to suggest that you would out students who chose to join a gay-straight alliance.The alliances are peer-support groups set up by students to provide mutual support and prevent bullying of LGBTQ students. Advocates say outing kids before they are ready puts them at risk of family ostracism or worse. They also argue the move would effectively kill the alliances because kids won ;t feel safe.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Kenney, a former federal Conservative cabinet minister who is running for the leadership of Alberta   new United Conservative Party, has faced criticism for saying it   best in some cases to tell parents their kids have joined a gay-straight alliance. He has said school officials are in the best position to make  stanley water bottle the de Wduy Tories reject Fletcher as 2019 candidate
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 JERUSALEM 鈥?The Latest on the opening of the U.S. Embassy in Jerusalem and Palestinian protests  all times local :3:05 p.m.Gaza   Health Ministry says the number of Palestinians killed by Israeli army fire near the Gaza border has reached 25.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                         stanley becher                 This makes Monday the deadliest day in Gaza since the devastating cross-border war between the territory   Hamas rulers and Israel in 2014.The deaths brought to 67 the number of Palestinians killed by Israeli soldiers firing from across the border fen stanley cup becher ce since mass border protests began in late March. More than 2,000 Gaza residents have been wounded in that time by Israeli fire.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 The Hamas-led marches, fueled by growing despair in Gaza, are aimed at breaking a decade-long blockade of the territory by Israel and Egypt.Monday   march also protests the inauguration of a U.S. Embassy in contested Jerusalem later in the day.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                      stanley thermos mug                    ___                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                              3 p.m.A senior figure in Gaza   ruling Hamas group says mass border protests against Israel will continue until Palestinians have achieved their rights.Ismail Radwan spoke as thousands rallied near the border fence Monday in the largest protest since his Islamic militant group launched a campaign in l Fhby Mississippi Mills again explores selling old Almonte land registry office
 OTTAWA 鈥?Statistics Canada says retail sales rose in February for a fourth consecutive month as they climbed 0.3 per cent to $52.2 billion, boosted by sales at motor vehicle and parts dealers and at general merchandise stores.The agency says it was the first time retail sales grew for four months in a row since the period ending in October 2018.Sales at motor vehicle and parts dealers rose 1.1 per cent in February, while g stanley cups uk eneral merchandise stores sales climbed 1.4 per cent in February.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Excluding motor vehicle and parts dealers, retail sales were unchanged for Feb stanley romania ruary.      Economists had expected an overall increase of 0.2 per cent in retail sales and 0.3 per cent excluding autos, according to financial markets data firm Refinitiv.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW           stanley termohrnek                        Retail sales in volume terms increased 0.2 per cent.This report by The Canadian Press was first published April 21, 2020.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        By The Canadian Press

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 Half of Canadians referred for mental health counselling are waiting close to a month to see a professional in their community, while one in 10 are waiting up to four months, according to newly released data from the Canadian Institute of Health Information.The data, released in a report Wednesday, is CIHIs first look at how Canadians are accessing community mental health services. It measures the time passed from when a patient receives a referral for recurrent counselling to their first scheduled appointment in 2019-2020, said Tracy Johnson, CIHIs director of health system analytics.Johnson said the release of the data is the result of stanley cup  work that began four years ago, when t stanley cup he federal and provincial governments agreed to begin examining mental health and addictions care, as well as home and community care in Canada. Provinces flagged wait times for counselling services as one area out of six that needed more data reporting to get a fuller picture of mental health-care access nationwide.   stanley cup              ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                         Because the data for those  services  are outside the hospital data that we have here at CIHI, it was an area that we needed to start to understand much better,  Johnson said.The results show median wait times for mental health counselling services nationwide range from 25 days up to 123 days for 10 per cent of Canadians seeking care. The longest wait time is in New Brunswick, where one in 10 residents seeking care  Smus 4 at 4 - Halton news of the day for Jan. 3, 2023
 If there were red flags before Lois Gartner was killed in a double murder-suicide, her good friend believes she didnt see them. She and I had talked many times in our lunch conversations and we both had the same belief. Like, If someone ever laid a hand on me, I was gone,   Marjean Maas says.   I do not stay for the kids. Thats not in me. I would never do that.   I dont think she knew this was coming. I truly believe that.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Lois and her 13-year-old daughter, Sarah, were found dead after what police believe was a double murder suicide on their quiet acreage east of Edmonton early Monday morning, before a male relative then turned the gun on himself.A statement provided by Moodys Tax, where Lois husband, Greg Gartner, worked as a lawyer in  stanley cup the Edmonton office, said the company was  shocked and saddened by the tragic events regardi stanley deutschland ng the loss of a colleague and his family. It is impossible for any of us to comprehend the heartbreaking event that occurred  Monday .         ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 An older child survived the incident and police confirmed a 911 call was made by family member.Maas remembers Lois as whip smart, but kind and funny; independent, but intuitive about others.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        She was devoted to her two kids and chose to stay home with them, said Maas. She had a huge heart for anima stanley quencher ls, and

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 SINGAPORE 鈥?Vessels from several nations are searching Southeast Asian waters for 10 missing U.S. sailors after an early morning collision Monday between the USS John S. McCain and an oil tanker ripped a gaping hole in the destroyer   hull.The collision east of Singapore between the guided missile dest stanley water bottle royer and the 183-meter  600-foot  Alnic MC was the second involving a ship from the U.S. Navy   7th Fleet in the Pacific in two months.Vessels and aircraft from the U.S., Indonesia, Singapore and Malaysia are searching for the missing sailors. Four other sailors were evacuated by a Singaporean navy helicopter to a hospital in the city-state for treatment of non-life threatening injuries, the Navy said. A fifth injured sailor did not require further medical attention.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The McCain had been heading to Singapore on a routine port visit after conducting a sensitive freedom-of-navigation operation last week by sailing near one of China   man-made islands in the South China Sea.The Navy   7th Fleet said  8220 ignificant damage to the McCain   hull resulted in the flooding of adjacent compartments inclu stanley kaffeebecher ding crew berths, machinery and communications rooms. A damage control response prevented further flooding, it said.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 The destroyer was damaged on its port side aft stanley cup , or left rear, in the 5:24 a.m. collision about  Igal Child, 4, rescued from drowning in Etobicoke swimming pool
 Investigators with the York Regional Police have charged two people in connection with an ongoing fraud investigation involving housing rentals.聽The YRP Financial Crimes Unit began an investigation in April, after it received information about someone in possession of fake identification documents.聽Through investigation, police were able to determine that from December 2019 to June 2020, luxury rental houses based in Markham and Richmond Hill had been rented out two suspects who had used f stanley cup raudulent identification.聽               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The properties had be stanley cups uk en sub-leased as rooming houses and, according to police, in some cases, more than 20 people were residing in the homes and paying rent to the suspects.聽The owners of the properties did not receive any rent payments and were unable to evict the suspects due to restrictions around COVID-19.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 On June 22, the suspects were both arrested.Arif Adnan Syed, 37, of Markham, and聽Hafsa Naseer, 25, of Mississauga, are charged with fraud over $5,000, two counts of uttering forged documents, and two counts of identity fraud.聽               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        This is not the first run in with authority for the pair, as Ontario Motor Vehicle Industry Council released a warning stanley cups  to residents near the end of 2018, stating Syed and Naseer were  curbsiders  operating under a non-regis

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 Ontario plans to be able to run 5,000 COVID-19 tests a day by the end of this week and aims to perform almost 20,000 tests a day by April 17, provincial health officials say.Thats a big step up from the roughly聽2,500 tests聽Ontario has been processing each day. This is all part of a plan to both clear a massive testing backlog and to prepare for the expected strain on the system as聽the pandemic spreads聽in the province. In Ontario we have taken immediate and important steps to increase our provincial testing capacity,  said Helen Angus, Ontarios deputy health minister and chair of the COVID-19 Command Table. She said stanley cup spain  partnerships with stanley cup  hospital and community laboratories will help ramp up capacity. By April 17, Angus said labs across Ontario will be performing 18,900 tests a day.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                      stanley quencher    Instead of the majority of COVID-19 swab samples going to the provincial lab 鈥?as they now do 鈥?samples will be sent to private and hospital labs that have the capacity, starting immediately. Other geographical areas in the province, particularly the North, will have added capacity under the new plan.Despite that increased capacity, there are no plans to test everyone who is sick.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                  It is not feasible and it is not desirable,  said Dr. Barbara Yaffe, Ontarios deputy chief medical officer of health.  I know people are worried and there is a lot of fear and concern out

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 When Premier Fran莽ois Legault announced Tuesday that Quebec will require a  health-care contribution  from those who have not had at least a first dose of a COVID-19 vaccine, he charted a path that some provinces may be tempted to follow.Quebec has led the way on heavy-handed measures before. Its revived curfew, which again bans residents from circulating outside between 10 p.m. and 5 a.m., may not have been replicated elsewhere, but this fine  stanley canada 鈥?not a user fee 鈥?may be too attractive to ignore.Legault is betting sticks work best as an incentive to vaccine holdouts. Last week, the province made vaccination mandatory for anyone shopping for booze or pot at the provinces liquor and cannabis shops. Appointment bookings for first doses jumped from an average of 1,500 a day to 6,000 the day after the announcement.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                  stanley water jug   stanley thermobecher                       Those sticks are a lot cheaper than the carrots Albertas Premier Jason Kenney offered his unvaccinated residents. The 152,000 Albertans who got jabbed last fall in return for a $100 debit card cost taxpayers there more than $15 million.Legaults goal is twofold: to help boost vaccination levels, and to show solidarity with Quebecers whove done all the right things and are getting increasingly exasperated that their lives cant return to normal because they feel theyre being held hostage by the unvaccinated.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 The popular premier said he u Uhjm Unlock Bank of Canada   s hidden video game
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 OAKVILLE 鈥?The province has announced it   building a new courthouse in Oakville to replace the out- stanley water jug of-date building in Milton.Ontario Attorney General Yasir Naqvi said Wednesday the new courthouse would be located at William Halton Parkway and Third Line, northwest of Oakville Trafalgar Memorial Hospital.This has been a long time in coming, Naqvi said.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        With 21 courtrooms, the new building will bring together the Superior Court of Justice and Ontario Court of Justice currently in Milton and Burlington.Naqvi said the building will feature new technologies including video conferencing from remote locations and a secure room through closed-circuit television. All courtrooms will have state-of-the-art au stanley website dio capabilities.        ARTICLE stanley taza  CONTINUES BELOW                                 The original Milton courthouse was built in 1962, and a separate addition came in the late 1970s. Lawyers, police, social service providers and politicians have been lobbying the province for years for a new building.Naqvi said much of the planning for the new Oakville courthouse has been done, but projects like this typically take five to seven years to build.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Naqvi did not want to speculate on the cost of the new courthouse 鈥?adding that it was a significant amount.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW            Frsa Quebecers mark one year since mosque massacre
 The union representing correctional officers in Ontario says some of its members have refused to work after they were not allowed to wear protective gear amid the spread of COVID-19 in provincial jails.Some institutions allow guards to wear surgical masks and gloves while others don ;t, said Chris Jackel, a spokesman for the Ontario Public Service Employees Union.Last week, guards at Monteith Correctional Complex near Timmins, Ont., refused to work after they asked, but weren ;t allowed to wear the protective equipment near an inmate who started showing symptoms of COVID-19, said Jackel.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Then the  inmate    test results come in positive and they say, sure, you can wear PPE  personal protective equipment , Jackel said. It   so ridiculous, we don ;t und stanley cup erstand.A spokeswoman for the Ministry of the Solicitor General said jails across the province have access to protective equipment, adding that the health of its workers and inmates is a top priority.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 The ministry is currently working with bargaining partners to address outstanding matter stanley cup s, such as the use of personal masks, said Kristy Denette.As o stanley cup f April 6, three inmates had tested positive for COVID-19, the one in Monteith and three at the Toronto South Detention Centre. One staff member at Toronto South and

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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 stanley thermobecher .One patients ; 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, stanley vattenflaska  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 fro starbucks stanley cup m heat waves.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 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 going to have to be very  Rmxh Feds push Canadian music, books in China
 A tow truck was needed for a severely damaged vehicle on the morning Aug.19.The burnt-out Acura SUV was found ablaze sometime around 1 a.m. on Oakvilles Addingham Crescent. No injuries were reported as a resul stanley cups t of the fire.Const. Steve Elms with the Halton Regional Police Service said they are not confirming whether the vehicle is connected to the fatal overnight shootin stanley cup g that occurred the same evening.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                         We are not confirming any connection between the vehicle and the shootin stanley cup g at this time, although we are investigating any possible links,  said Elms.      More information will be provided once it is made available.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW