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 OTTAWA 鈥?Great Britain stanley thermobecher  and France intend to bar outright the sale of any gas powered vehicles by 2040 but even one of the biggest proponents of electric cars in Canada says that   likely an impossible goal for this country.France announced its policy in early July, followed by Britain this week, joining Norway and India as the only countries in the world with a plan to entirely phase out the sale of gas or diesel powered cars and trucks.The Pan-Canadian Framework on Clean Growth and Climate Change requires Canada to have a national strategy on zero-emission vehicles by next year and Canadian Transport Minister Marc Garneau has already signalled setting sales targets or quotas isn ;t on his agenda.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Matt Stevens, CEO of FleetCarma, a Waterloo, Ont., based technology company aiming to help expedite the adoption of electric vehicles, said it might be good for Canada to aim towards a phase-out date for gas powered vehicles but he said 2040 is likely too soon for Canada.Even though that   23 years away, Canadians drive far more trucks and SUVs than the British do, and the electric vehicle market in bigger veh stanley thermos icles is not as advanced as for sedans.        ARTICLE C vaso stanley ONTINUES BELOW                                 One of the big challenges in our market is we buy a ton of pickup trucks and a ton of minivans and a ton of SUVs, said Stevens.More than half the vehicles sold in Canada Kivr Ontario recovers $11M in alleged COVID fraud
 TORONTO 鈥?Ontario needs to quickly and aggressively build more homes to address the province   housing crisis, by increasing density, and limiting consultations and appeals, expert advisers said Tuesday.A housing affordability task force convened last year by the provincial government released a report with 55 recommendations aimed at allowing more people in Ontario to find and afford a home 鈥?including a goal of building 1.5 mi stanley bottles llion homes in 10 years.House prices in Ontario have nearly tripled in the last 10 years, far outpacing income growth, the report said, but the province is 1.2 million homes 鈥?both rental and owned 鈥?short of the G7 average. Businesses and public services are having trouble recruiting and retaining workers because of a scarcity of nearby housing, which is harming the eco stanley cup nomy, while long commutes are contributing to air pollution, the report said.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        For too long the province has focused on ways to cool the market, but that will not fill the housing need, the report said.More supply is key, the task force members wrote in their report.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Building more homes will reduce the competition for our scarce supply of homes and will give Ontarians more housing choices. It will improve h stanley becher ousing affordability across the board.Municipal Affairs and Housing Minister Steve Clark said he

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 What do library expansions, ACED Staycation and Lakeland Power have in common Theyre all topics d stanley mugs iscussed during the Township of Armours council meeting on April 27.On the potential relocation/expansion of the Burks Falls library               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                             stanley thermosflasche              It was very negative feedback,  said Coun. Rod Blakelock of the library boards initial reaction to the proposals.   鈥?The board was informed with the proposal of the expansion of the arena and then the library was in on it without discussion with the library board 鈥?the board wasnt involved so there was a bit of negativity about the whole thing.  I explained that it comes to a point where opportunities knock you take advantage of them,  said Blakelock, who added that the board did give the librarys chief executive officer direction to pursue proposals.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Thoughts on the Almaguin Community Economic Development Committees Staycation project  鈥?There hasnt been a lot of uptick 鈥?municipalities arent banging on  ACEDs  door to contribute the $1,900,  said Coun. Wendy Whitwell.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                         This is all virtual and Im not sure everybody was understanding that were not gathering people together for these events 鈥?its all outdoors,  said Whitwell.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                   stanley hrnek                             On Lakeland Powers plans to  Qwuh Halton Hills    July 26 forecast: Sunny
 Federal funding that has trickled its way down to the Alliston Out of the Cold shelter will allow the organization to continue helping the local homeless population during the coronavirus pandemic.A funding boost announced by the federal government in March to the Reaching Home Initiative has allowed the shelter to switch over to a motel model.Ottawa聽said the $157.5 million will help shelters across Canada in various ways.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        For instance, it can help deal with overcrowding by securing additional space, buying more beds and covering the cost of installing barriers to achieve physical distancing.聽The County of Simcoe, which distr stanley thermos ibutes the funding to local shelters, received about $1.64 million from the fund.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Shelter executive director Jeni Pergentile said the organization reached an agreement with the county and started using a local motel on May 4. Normally the shelter season ends at the end of April, but it was extended to May 4 to allow th water bottle stanley e transition to take place.When the shelter was still open, its capacity was reduced to half, or six people, in order to maintain physical distancing between clients. This meant they weren ;t able to help as many people as they normally could.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                         82 stanley cup 20;That didn ;t sit well with us and it didn ;t feel right,

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 PARKLAND, Fla. 鈥?Parkland Speaks: Survivors from Marjory Stoneman Douglas Share Their Stories needed to be written, its authors believe, but wish desperately it hadn ;t.The book by 43 students a stanley thermobecher nd teachers who lived through February   high school massacre gives a poignant, raw, and sometimes graphic look into the six-minute shooting spree where 17 died and its aftermath as a well-off Fort Lauderdale suburb suddenly found itself mourning in a global spotlight that has dimmed but will never reach black.I lost my sense of innocence. I lost my sense of security. I lost my ability to see the world as I had only hours earlier. I would give anything to go back, wrote journalism teacher Sarah Lerner, who edited the 192-page paperback of essays, poems, photos and art published Tue stanley mugs sday by Crown Books for Young Readers.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Lerner and three student contributors gathered recently in a park a mile from the school to talk about the tragedy and how the book helped them cope as a veneer of normalcy returns weeks before the anniversary. Nearby, a few dozen special education st stanley cup udents practiced yoga, helped by Stoneman Douglas volunteers. A skater zipped past. Elementary kids noisily played soccer.THE POET        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 How many did he kill  After hours of no sleep, my eyes slip shut, as I still weep, there is a feeling in my gut Xlme Martin Regg Cohn: On school reopenings, Doug Ford is not so much paralyzed as he is exposed
 Ontario   Special Investigations Unit has ruled no charges will be laid against a Peel Regional Police officer who was the subject of an investigation into a crash where a 55-year-old man was inj stanley romania ured last summer.On June 21,  stanley cup 2020, the SIU sa stanley cup id the subject officer responded to a barricaded person call. The officer reportedly stopped his vehicle at a red light on Kennedy Road at Williams Parkway, activated his emergency lights and proceeded through the intersection.The SIU report said all traffic at the intersection had stopped for the police cruiser, but a motorcyclist travelling westbound on Williams Parkway proceeded through a green light and did not stop for the cruiser.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        SIU director Joseph Martino said a 55-year-old man operating the motorcycle lost control after he forcefully applied his brakes and attempted to manoeuvre out of the way of the cruiser.There was no contact between the vehicles, but the motorcycle slid out from under the complainant and he fell onto his right side.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 According to the SIU, the complainant was taken to hospital, where he was diagnosed with two rib fractures on his right side.In his analysis, Martino said the subject officer came to a full stop at a red light and entered the intersection slowly with his emergency lights operating.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                     

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 DORCHESTER, N.B. 鈥?A former Canadian naval intelligence officer convicted of spying for Russia has been granted day parole and could be living in a halfway house this fall, the Parole Board of Canada said Wednesday.Former junior navy officer Jeffrey Delisle was given day parole on Tuesday following a three-hour hearing at Dorchester Penitentiary in New Brunswick.He had been sentenced in 2013 to 20 stanley tumbler  years in prison.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Delisle started selling Western military secrets to Russia in 2007, but wasn ;t caught until 2011 when the U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation tipped off the Canadian Security Intelligence Service.He pleaded guilty to regularly passing classified western intelligence to Russia in exchange for cash. The judge presiding over the case said at the time that he would serve 18 years and five months behind bars because of time served.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 A parole board spokeswoman said two board members presided over Tuesday   hearing, determining that he was not likely to reoffend.All decisions are based on risk so if the parole board members feel that an offender can be released and not be a threat to society and won ;t reoffend while on parole, then they do grant parole, she said.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The parole is for a period of up to si botella stanley x months and takes stanley mugs  effect in Odvm Renfrew, Arnprior students to protest education changes Thursday
 The aver stanley puodelis age price for condos in Canadas sixth-largest city has grown significantly over the past year to more than $500,000 per unit.According to monthly market tracking data from the Toronto Real Estate Board  TREB , the average sale price for apartment-style condominiums in Mississauga last month was $513,566. That represented a 19.4 per cent year-over-year increase compared to November 2018s average of $430,220.November was the second straight month the average price for  stanley flask condo apartment eclipsed the $500,000 mark after hitting a record high of $524,316 in October. The data includes the price for units of all sizes.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        An increasing number of home buyers impacted by demand-side policies over the  stanley cup website past three years, including the 2017 Ontario Fair Housing Plan and the OSFI mortgage stress test, have moved back into the market for ownership housing. Based on affordability and stricter mortgage qualification standards, many buyers may have likely adjusted their preferences, changing the type and/or location of home they ultimately chose to purchase, said president Michael Collins in TREBs November report.While the price of apartment-style condos has seen more pronounced growth over the past 12 months, the real estate story in Mississauga was similar across all market segments in November with the aggregate average for all types of dwellings hitting $789.760 鈥?a 7.8 per cent increase over the

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 KITCHENER 鈥?Ontario   highest court has dismissed an appeal by a young Kitchener woman who caused a crash on the Conestoga Parkway that almost killed a man and sent six o stanley flask ther people to hospital.In 2015, Tabitha Frickey received a six-month jail sentence and 10-year driving ban 鈥?the maximum ban allowed 鈥?for dangerous driving causing bodily harm. The judge called her driving atrocious.Frickey appealed the length of the driving ban, arguing five years would be mo botella stanley re appropriate.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        At the time of the 2012 crash, Frickey was just 18 and a first-time offen stanley cup der. She maintained the trial judge erred in seeing general deterrence and denunciation as the primary sentencing goals.We disagree, Justice Robert Sharpe of the Ontario Court of Appeal wrote in a decision last week.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 The principles of denunciation and deterrence are particularly relevant to dangerous driving offences that are often committed by first-time offenders and otherwise law-abiding citizens. In these circumstances, the driving prohibition serves as the most practical means to ensure the protection of the public.Frickey got a break on the jail term because she was pregnant. In sentencing her in February 2015, Justice Robert Reilly said he would have jailed her longer 鈥?the maximum is 10 years 鈥?if she wasn ;t due to give birth in July Imys Halton highway closures for planned roadwork on March 28
 OTTAWA 鈥?After the initial rush of Canadians who bought a second property to escape the city amid the pandemic, there are still plenty of would-be buyers looking to follow in their footsteps.However, borrowing for a vacation property  stanley vaso can differ from the typical home buying process, experts say, with more than your creditworthiness under consideration by the lenders.A report released by Re/Max in May found stanley cups uk  that 59 per cent of those who plan to purchase a recreational property in the next year are first-time recreational property buyers.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        And while the firm   2021 recreational property report found prices are on the rise, it also said 22 per cent of those surveyed said lower interest rates have increased their ability to buy.Donna Murphy, a mortgage agent with TMG The Mortgage Group, says it is important to work with people who are familiar with the ins and outs of cottage properties.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW              stanley cup                     Make sure who you ;re working with has your best interest and knows what you ;re looking for and what your short term and your long term goals are, Murphy said.If you don ;t have the cash to buy a vacation property outright, you may be able to get a mortgage. Other options include refinancing your existing house to fund your purchase, or a combination of the two.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                           

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 OTTAWA 鈥?The federal government has come up with a proposed plan to protect Canada   threatened boreal caribou population, three months after a wildlife conservation group took the environment minister to court over the matter.The plan released Thursday night notes that the provincial and territorial governments have primary responsibility for the lands where the caribou are found.But it says federal officials will require reports on progress to ensure that protect stanley vattenflaska ion and recovery efforts are effective.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society filed an application for judicial review in Federal Court last April, accusing Environment Minister Catherine McKenna of not telling Canadians how the caribou are being protected.Society lawyer Frederic Paquin said at the time the Species at Risk Act requires her to form an opinion about whether or not the critical habitat of the woodland c stanley en mexico aribou is pro stanley cup nz tected.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 According to a federal government news release issued Thursday, the proposed plan fulfills Canada   commitments under the federal Species at Risk Act.The news release says the government plan presents measures including science to support recovery, including the establishment of a knowledge consortium, and a focus on critical habitat.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Miap Milton sprinter places 5th in 4x400 relay in World Junior Athletics Championships in Cali, Colombia
 A Halton District School Board teacher is facing allegations of sexual and professional misconduct against female students.None of the allegations against Roshan Canagasaby have been proven but he is scheduled to appear befor stanley cup e an Ontario College of Teachers disciplinary hearing on Jan. 20, online records show.The Notice of Hearing document alleges that, while teaching at a Georgetown school in 2014/15, Canagasaby made inappropriate comments to female students, including telling one student,  We belong together,  and/or continued to do so after being asked to stop, according to the allegations.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        It   also alleged that the teacher had inappropriate sexual conversations with one or more female students, took photographs and/or videos of one or more female students with his personal cellphone and told a female student to lift her h stanley cups ead up when she was doing pushups so that her chest area became more visible, the Notice of Hearing document states.      During a school trip on or about June 18, 2015, it   alleged Canagasaby wi stanley mug ped his sweat on one or more female students and rubbed his head down the chest area of one or more female students.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Efforts to reach Canagasaby for comment through the Elementary Teachers ; Federation of Ontario have been unsuccessful.

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 Thousands of Ontarians with disabilities may end up in hospital 鈥?or not be able to return to the community safely 鈥?because the Ford government has temporarily shuttered a provincial program that helps pay the cost of specialized mobility and medical devices, disability activists say.The Assistive Devices Program  ADP , which provides 75 per cent of the cost of critical equipment such as power wheel stanley cup chairs, portable oxygen, prostheses and  cups stanley insulin pumps, was declared a non-essential workplace March 24 due to the COVID-19 crisis.And yet equipment vendors, who continue to receive government funding, have been deemed essential and are still open, causing confusion among people with disabilities who struggle to pay for equipment without ADP approvals.               ARTICL stanley thermobecher E CONTINUES BELOW                                        The situation highlights the urgency to  to modernize the ADP system and to move to more digital solutions to support eligibility reviews and funding approvals,  said Christine Brenchley, executive director of the Ontario Society of Occupational Therapists. It is unclear why some elements of application review processes cannot proceed with safe practices of social distancing as in other areas of essential service,  she wrote in a letter to ministry officials March 27, in which she raised concerns about the governments decision to close ADP.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Barrie-area mother Heather Morgan, a disability activist Twha Today s coronavirus news: Ontario is reporting 656 new cases of COVID-19; Province introduces COVID-19 vaccine passport system
 TORONTO 鈥?A prominent business group called for clarity Thursday on what   next in Ontario   reopening plan, as the province met a major mi stanley flask lestone for further lifting restrictions.The province announced Thursday that 80 per cent of residents aged 12 and older have now received at least one dose of a COVID-19 vaccine, meaning one of three conditions the province has set for stanley mug  moving beyond Step 3 of its reopening plan has been met.In light of the news, the Canadian Federation of Independent Business called on the province to communicate its plans for pandemic rules going forward and how it will respond if infections spike again.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Many businesses are hanging on by their fingernails right now and are super anxious to know what the pathway is to remove these remaini stanley water bottle ng restrictions and what restrictions will stick around, Dan Kelly, president of the group, said in an interview Thursday.Most businesses are still subject to capacity limits under Step 3, which allows larger group activities outdoors and keeps masking and distancing rules in place for indoor events and spaces.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Capacity rules have had a continued impact on revenue for businesses that depend on in-person customer volumes like wedding planners, event spaces and gyms, Kelly said. He said owners are eager to know what   next so they can plan accordingly.The

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 Walmart is getting ready to open its new Supercentre in St. Catharines and close its smaller Fairview Mall store later this summer after extensive construction work at The Pen Centre.The new 10,800-square metre  120,000-square-foot  space in and around the former Target store will employ about 150 people.Felicia Fefer, spokeswoman for Walmart Canada, said the Fairview Mall store will close when the Pen Centre location on Glendale Avenue opens. All associates at the Fairview Mall store on Geneva Street have been offered a job at the new store.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Another 40 in-store positions have been created with the stanley cup  conversion to the Supercentre, which will include fresh groceries along with general merchandise.Those roles include associates in bakery, deli, dairy and frozen departments as well as personal shoppers for online grocery order pickups. Fefer said by email the store is still looking to  stanley cup fill some of the positions and interested applicants can apply at walmart.ca.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 The Pen Centre store is slated to have a grand opening later this summer, though no specific date was given.There is no word ye stanley thermos mug t on what will fill the Fairview Mall Walmart space.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Walmart has two other St. Catharines stores: on Welland Avenue at Bunting Road and on Vansickle Road at Fourth Avenue.               Lkhg Today s coronavirus news: Ontario reports 2,472 people hospitalized; Ford announces $10K grants to help eligible businesses
 The Milton Milton Lifestyle Spring Home Show  stanley cup is back from April 28 to 30 at the Milton Sports Centre, featuring innovative and money-saving products and services.Show manager Matt Jenkins said in the media release that the show  will feature the cream of the crop of the top local home stanley cup -related exhibitors.  With the population of Milton greatly expanding in the last few years consumers want to know what is available to them locally. Homeowners enjoy the convenience of a one-stop-shopping experience at the Home stanley cups uk  Show. They can see the best local businesses and compare prices to make an educated buying decision,  Jenkins said.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The exhibition features one-time show specials and local companies that are available for followup service or warranty work.Making a comeback is the Canadian Raptor Conservancy, with free live shows featuring birds and wildlife native to Canada. There will also be a live appearance by JJ and Cody from the popular CocoMelon TV show on Saturday from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 There will be opportunities to win contest prizes and free giveaways.The hours for the Milton Lifestyle Spring Home Show this weekend are:               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Friday, 3 to 8 p.m.Saturday, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.Sunday, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                     

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 WARSAW, Poland 鈥?Priests at a Catholic parish in northern Poland have drawn criticism after they burned books, including from the Harry Potter series, and other items that their owners said had evil forces.Images from the burning at Gdansk   Mother of Church parish on Sunday were posted on Facebook by Catholic foundation SMS z Nieba  SMS from Heaven,  which uses unconventional means to carry out its religious work.In the pictures, flames are consuming an African wooden mask, a small Buddhist figure, figurines of elephants and books on personality and magic, as well as those by J.K. Rowling. They were all brought in by parishioners, who were encouraged by the priests to clear  botella stanley their homes of objects that had evil forces. Influential in Poland, the Catholic stanley cup  Church objects to Harry Potter books, which are international bestsellers, saying they promote sorcery.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        In the photos, priests and altar boys can be seen watching the burning objects.The foundation said the book burning was intended to alert parishioners  vaso stanley to bad influences that it says come from magic and the occult.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Many comments under the Facebook postings condemned the book burning, recalling that also happened in Nazi Germany before World War II. Some said this taught hatred and asked if the next in line for burning were witches, like in the Middle Age

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 Perhaps at no time in Ontarios history has a five-digit data point been the focus of so much scrutiny, dispute, congratulation and anguish.That data point  stanley cup is the numb stanley cup er of COVID-19 tests completed in the past 24 hours. On days when it rises towards the provinces target of 20,000, officials celebrate. On days when it dives down towards 10,000, reporters and politicians demand answers 鈥?even as the cause of these fluctuations remains obscure. Start picking up your socks and start doing testing. I dont know what the big problem is,  Premier Doug Ford said earlier this month, blaming public health officials after a reported 24-hour tally of just 10,654.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Though the daily number oscillates, Ontarios average has risen steadily from about 8,700 tests per day in the middle of April to 15,800 over the last week. That near-doubling w stanley cup price as the result of a  herculean  effort from both public health units 鈥?a maxed-out workforce tasked with testing every long-term-care resident and worker in the province 鈥?and unprecedented expansion in the provinces laboratories.Ontario has clawed its way to its current testing totals. And yet, it may not be enough. The province confirms it is still pushing to increase capacity; experts have floated goals of 100,000 daily tests. Reopening the economy safely depends on having a near-omniscient view of the spread of the disease, to stamp out COVID-19 embers before they become wildfire Vzqt Trump delaying NAFTA deal until after midterm elections
 The OPP are investigating separate crashes on Oakville and Burlington highways Thursday night  Dec. 9  that are creating a traffic nightmare for commuters.The first occurred on Highway 403 eastbound near Waterdown Road in Burlington around 5:30 p.m. and involve stanley cup d three vehicles and triggered a lane closure with one person going to hospital.The other occurred on the westbound QEW at Trafalgar Road around 5:45 p.m. and has shut multiple lanes, with only two lanes getting through.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                              It   really messy, said Randall Weisz. Try to avoid the area.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Anyone with information on either crash can  stanley cup call the Burlin stanley cups uk gton OPP at 905-681-2511.

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 The owner of an event venue in the south end of Kawartha Lakes says people who fear 200 or more events at his ranch need to know that only three have been scheduled for the facility this year.In fact, the operation hasnt changed a lot in the 13 years since he built the event barn at Iron Horse Ranch, on Highway 7A, Shawn Sutcliffe says. That could change if he manages to satisfy the requirements of a site plan implemented by the municipality, but he called the exaggerated numbers throw stanley tazas n around stanley thermoskannen  as  ludicrous. Sutcliffe has come under fire in recent weeks from neighbours whove expressed concerns about noise from his events and whether he may be using prime agricultural land for a non-farming purpose. At a city council meeting earlier this week, council heard arguments for and against his proposal before agreeing to allow his zoning and official plan amendments on the condition he meet certain site plan approval requirements.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Sutcliffe says its his full intention to meet any requirements and if he can, he hopes to expand what he has to offer in 2019. But he says there doesnt seem to be a clear understanding in the community of what he currently offers and what his intentions are. Over the last 15 years, Ive come to realize my setting offers an enjoyable experience. Ive done some resea stanley trinkflaschen rch so people could come and enjoy the farm experience and Ive invested a substantial amount of time and money,  Sutcliff Xrtn Altice and Rogers open to talks with Cogeco
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 TORONTO 鈥?Bic is buying Inkbox, a Toronto-based temporary tattoo company, for US$65 mill kubki stanley ion.The stationery and shaver giant says Inkbox will broaden its portfolio, which already includes BodyMark temporary tattoo markers.Inkbox was started in 2015 by brothers Tyler and Braden Handley, who wanted to get tattoos but feared whatever des stanley termosky igns they chose would eventually age them.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Working out of Ryerson University   Fashion Zone, they used a plant sourced in South America to develop temporary tattoos that take about 15 minutes to apply, but are more durable than stick-and-peel varieties.      The tattoos quickly became a hit following investments from Survivor 8216  Jeff Probst and The Biggest Loser host Alison Sweeney, and were featured prominently in the Stranger Things television show.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW              stanley cup                     Bic says its deal to buy Inkbox, which made about US$27 million in net sales last year, will include an upfront payment and deferred consideration based on the company   performance.This report by The Canadian Press was first published Jan. 18, 2022.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        By The Canadian Press Mhjl Parents of transgender students appeal to Trump on bathrooms
 TORONTO 鈥?vaso stanley  Fairfax Financial Holdings Ltd. says its net income attributable to shareholders decreased 12 per cent in its latest quarter as COVID-19 losses in the first six months of the year approached US$400 million.The Toronto-based company says it earned US$434.9 million or US$15.26 per diluted share for the three months ended June 30, down from US$494.3 million or US$17.18 per share in the second quarter of 2019.Fairfax, which reports in U.S. dollars, says net income including non-controlling interests was $426.3 million, compared with $579.5 million in the year-ago period.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Revenues mainly from insurance premiums were $5.06 billion, down 6.9 per cent from $5.44 billion a year earlier.The company was expected to report $15.99 per share on $5.3 billion of revenues, according to financial markets data firm Refinitiv.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Total COVID-19 losses in the first half of the year were $392.4 million, mainl stanley cup y due to business interruption of which about 46 per cent wa water bottle stanley s from international business and event cancellation. Incurred but not reported losses comprised about 70 per cent of the total.This report by The Canadian Press was first published July 31, 2020.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Companies in this story:  TSX:FFH                 ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                             

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 Halton regional police have closed one of its stations and will be reopening at a new address.The force has closed the 10 Division substation at 315 Queen St., in Acton. Effective immediately, the station is closed to both officers and the public, Supt. Al  stanley cup Albano said in a news release.After a sho gourde stanley rt renovation period, 10 Division will reopen at a new address: 22 Main St. S., in Acton. This renovation period is expected to last a few weeks.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Throughout the closure, police said, there will be no disruption of service to the residents of Acton.      Officers will continue to patrol and respond to calls in the community with the same high level of service, police said.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 A stanley vaso fter the renovation is completed, an open house will be held, and community members will be invited to attend the new station. Qaov Anti Doug Ford group plasters Markham area with posters
 Toronto police say a 58-year-old man found dead inside a Toronto apartment where a fire broke out over the weekend was the victim of a homicide.Officers were called to the east-end apartment Saturday evening for reports of a fire, and found the body of Jomo Hendricks inside.Police have not released the cause of death and have no suspects in custody.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        They say the cause of the fire is also under investigation.      Anyone who had co stanley cup ntact with Hendricks in the days before his death  stanley cup is being asked to come forward.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 It   the city   29th homicide of the year.This report by The Canadian Press was fi stanley website rst published May 20, 2020.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        By The Canadian Press

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 A team of Toronto researchers is developing a blood test to identify who is immune to COVID-19.Sinai Health and the University of Toronto are in the early stag cups stanley es of creating the test, which they say has the potential to allow hospitals and other institutions to screen up to 10,000 samples at once.The new test is making use of the robotics platform at Sinai Health   Lunenfeld-Tanenbaum Research Institute  LTRI .               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Dr. Anne-Claude Gingras, the project co-lead, said the test works by detecting antibodies in the immune system of infected patients. Those antibodies persist in blood even after the virus has been eliminated.      The entire city has come together to make this possible, Gingras said in a news release. This test is being developed with the goal of monitoring the percentage of the population that has been infected and to help in identifying those individuals that may have protective immunity.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 The project i stanley termosy s a collaboration between Gingras and Jeff Wrana, both senior investigators at LTRI and professors of molecular genetics at the University of Toronto, and a team of researchers from the facu stanley cup lty of medicine at the University of Toronto.The release added the blood-based tests do not directly detect the live virus and are not intended to replace current tests for infection. The test is currently in the Akxq FUGITIVE FRIDAY: Halton police looking for Quebec   s Mohamed OZOR
 TORONTO 鈥?The Roman Catholic archbishop of Toronto took aim at Justin Trudeau this morning following comments from the Prime Minister stanley cup  about the Catholic Church   role in Canadian residential schools.Cardinal Thomas Collins said in an interview today he felt Trudeau   comments that the Catholic Church needed to  8220 tep up and take responsibility for its role in residential schools were unhelpful and not based on real facts.Trudeau made the remarks on Friday, calling on Catholic officials to release records from the former Kamloops Indian Residential School in British Columbia where an stanley quencher  unmarked burial site is believed to contain the remains of 215 Indigenous children.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Trudeau also said he asked Pope Francis in 2017 to apologize for the Church   role in the schools, and that Canadians are still waiting for that apology.      Collins says the remarks are unfair, noting that Pope Benedict XVI apologi stanley cup zed in 2009 to a delegation from Canada   Assembly of First Nations for the abuse experienced by children in residential schools and called their treatment deplorable.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Collins says the Church has been working continuously toward reconciliation with Indigenous people and invited Ottawa to be a part of those ongoing efforts.This report by The Canadian Press was first publish