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 TORONTO 鈥?Hundreds of patients in Ontario did not receive full doses of cancer drugs because of issues with how the intravenous medications were administered, the agency overseeing cancer care in the province found in a recent review.Cancer Care Ontario said about 1,000 people were affected, and fewer than 10 needed additional treatment as a result. The agency said, howeve stanley cups uk r, that the matter was taken seriously and prompted the updating of guidelines to hospitals on how such drugs should be administered.We don ;t take this issue lightly, said Dr. Robin McLeod, vice president of clinical programs and qualities initiatives at Cancer Care Ontario. We want to make sure that patients are getting the best treatment.               ARTI stanley kaffeebecher CLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The dosing issue first arose in June when the Mississauga Hospital west of Toronto notified Cancer Care Ontario of medication being left behind in intravenous tubes after patients received treatment.They were concerned that some patients who were receiving some cancer drugs wer stanley cup e not getting all of the drug, McLeod said.Cancer Care Ontario immediately asked all 74 Ontario hospitals that deliver cancer drug treatments to review their procedures to ensure medication was being administered properly, McLeod said.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 We sent out a survey to understand if this might have been an issue at th Jvny Telus wraps Q3 telecom earning season
 Shuttered facilities and reduced services in Haldimand and Norfolk have resulted in layoffs for 252 municipal employees between the two counties.Norfolk CAO Jason Burgess told council that putting 145 employees on emergency leave was a necessary step in light of lost revenue from closed arenas, community halls and museums, and the growing cost of fighting the COVID-19 pandemic. Our goal is to keep as many people doing meaningful work as stanley cups  we can. Unfortunately, due to the public-health emergency were currently faced with, that work just isnt available,  he said.  This was not an easy decision, but one that was unfortunately necessary under the unprecedented circumstances we find ourselves in.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Those now without jobs include full-time, part-time, casual and student staff. The county reassigned some employees to the health unit, bylaw enforcement and emergency services to aid in the pandemic response.Burgess told council the county would feel the financial effect of its pandemic response for years to come. Norfolk has already spent more than $650,000 on personal protective equipment for h stanley kubek ealth-care workers, em stanley cups ergency medical supplies, equipment and services. Lost revenue and added costs could put the county roughly $4 million in the hole this year, Burgess said. Even with the layoffs and some delayed projects, that could still mean a million-dollar hit for a county with depleted financial reserves and re

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 COVID-19 is far from normal, still very much a pandemic and not an endemic, says York Regions medical officer of health.Those were words of caution from Dr. Barry Pakes in his regular update to regional council April 28.Pakes predicted that masking in transit, health care and long-term-care settings will likely remain in place past the provinces end date of June 11 as Ontar stanley water bottle io public health experts brace for an increase in COVID and other respiratory illnesses come fall.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        More key points from his update:CASE COUNTS MAY HAVE CRESTED        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Wastewater data shows case numbers are elevated in York Region, but never rose to the levels of the first Omicron wave as they did in other areas of Ontario, Pakes said.In some regions of the province, particularly the north, cases continue t stanley bottles o increase,  but in York Region, I believe we ;re in a good place, he said.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        It   estimated that 50 per cent, or seven million Ontarians, have had COVID, most during the Omicron wave beginning earlier this year.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                  stanley thermobecher               That is considerably lower than many other jurisdictions in the world and that   thanks to our efforts collectively,  Pakes said.OMICRON BA.2 DOMINATESVirtually all cases of COVID-19 in Hctu Stelco fired up as Haldimand pursues Nanticoke development
 Since March, COVID-19 has permanently closed approximately 15 local businesses 鈥?including the Turquoise Boutique which recently shut its stanley italia  d stanley cup oors in downtown Bowmanville after 17 years of business there.Owner Paula Teixeira said she wants the community to know the shop didnt close due to customers not shopping local. From the day the Bowmanville shop was able to reopen they were consistently busy, she said. Our customers, and more importantly community friends, supported us incredibly. They not only shopped but were also so very considerate and co-operative with COVID-19 safety protocols. Clarington showed up, waited in line, wore masks, sanitized hands and even tried on only what they truly wanted so that we wouldnt have to unnecessarily isolate and steam huge amounts of inventory,  Teixeira said.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                            stanley cup              However, COVID-19 did influence her decision to close the store and downsize to only keep the Whitby boutique. Teixeira said the pandemic shutdown was a gift of unexpected time, which made her realize it was time to slow down and semi-retire. In an odd way COVID has been an eyeopener and blessing for me. Just taking time to rest is something that many small business owners go without,  added Teixeria.  I am forever grateful to Clarington for allowing Turquoise Boutiques to serve the community for 17 years.         ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Turquoise Boutique isn ;t the only

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 Many Halton residents will soon be eligible for a third dose of the COVID-19 vaccine, the Region said Wednesday evening  Nov. 3 .Following provincial direction, starting Saturday, Nov. 6, Halton residents 70 years of age and o stanley cup lder  born in 1951 or earlier ; health care workers and designated essential caregivers in congregate settings; individuals who received two doses of the AstraZeneca vaccine or one dose of the Janssen vaccine; and First Nation, Inuit and M茅tis adults and their non-Indigenous household members will be eligible to receive a third dose of a COVID-19 vaccine, at least six months after their second dose, the Region said.Eligible individuals can book appointments at a Halton Region Community COVID-19 Vaccination Clinic through Haltons online booking system, starting Saturday, Nov. 6.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                         We have had great success with our vaccine program so far, and 85 per cent of our residents are fully vaccinated,  said Halton Regional Chair Gary Carr.  Thank you to everyone who has rolled up their sleeves or helped someon stanley canada e get to their appointment. Our clinics, online booking system and friendly 311 staff are ready to support those now eligible to receive a third dose. There are many options to receive your third dose including over 100 pharmacies and primary care clinics across the region. Eligibility in Ontario aligns with ev stanley website idence and recommendations provided by the National Advisory Committee on I

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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 Qzzw WATCH LIVE: Premier Doug Ford gives his daily COVID-19 update on June 15, 2020
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 Is this town big enough for two bingo halls A plan to open a new bingo hall in Burlington met with early opposition from another operator. The new proposal, set for discussion at the March 1 Community Planning, Regulation and Mobility  CPRM  Committee meeting from the Bingo Bingo organization would open a new hall inside Brantview Plaza at 1881 Fairview St. with seating for 400 players.An objection to the proposal was submitted by the operators of the Bingo Connection, which ran a bingo hall in the city for roughly 30 years before closing down in 2019 with plans for a reopening at a new location. Those plans were disrupted by the COVID-19 pandemic.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        In his objection letter to the city, Leonard Parente, with the Bingo Connection Inc., requested the city show the organization understanding as a result of the damage caused to the business by COVID-1 stanley polska 9.       It would not seem likely that the city would be best served by two charitable bingo halls in competition with each other. The city can reject the application by Bingo Bingo and that is our recommen stanley quencher dation in opposition to this application,  said Parentes letter.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Before the proposal could be discussed by councillors on March 1, the item was withdrawn by staff.Nick Anastasopoulos, the chief building official, said the reason for the withdrawal was the city r stanley cups uk eceived new information that day th

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 The latest coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Monday. This file will be updated throughout the day. Web links to longer stories if availab stanley becher le.7:20 p.m.: Ontarios plan to reopen schools without reducing class sizes for elementary students in the age of COVID-19 is  disappointing  and  disturbing,  says one Toronto parent.Kelly Iggers, who wor stanley flask ks as a teacher-librarian for the Toronto District School Board, said it is nearly impossible to practise physical distancing in already overcrowded class botella stanley rooms.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        On Saturday, she started a petition calling on the Ontario government to reduce class sizes. By Monday evening, more than 65,000 people had signed it.Iggers fears the lack of physical distancing in schools will lead to coronavirus outbreaks in the wider community.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Premier Doug Ford and Education Minister Stephen Lecce last week announced the plan for a full-time return to school for elementary students across the province this fall, and a part-time class schedule for secondary students in larger school boards. They also announced mandatory face masks for students starting in Grade 4, and said the province will spend $309 million on personal protective equipment for educators, additional staffing and cleaning supplies. But reducing class sizes for elementary students was not part of the plan.7:11 p.m.: Seven St. Louis Cardinals pla Wrkv Millennial advice for surviving a recession
 Doctors in rural Ontario say they ;re still waiting to get vaccinated against COVID-19 while big cities have moved to vaccinate residents of long-term care homes after going through front-line health workers.Most regions placed under green zone restrictions in November are expected to wait until February to receive their share of the province   vaccine supply.There might be a bias toward the province   larger, urban areas despite rural areas seeing rising COVID-19 cases as well, said an emergency room doctor in Perth, Ont.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        They seem to think that things are only happening in Toronto, Vancouver and Montreal, said Dr. Alan Drummond. But we saw COVID patients in the first wave and we  stanley romania are seeing COVID patients during the second wave.Drummond, 66, said he still sees and treats COVID-19 patients despite being considered high-risk due to his heart disease and age.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 I could have stepped aside last February or March from emergency service and my colleagues recognize those in the high-ris stanley italia k category, he said.But no, it   my job. This is what I ;ve trained my entire life to do and I wasn ;t going to step asi stanley cup de.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Drummond said small hospitals like his become immediately under

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 MONTREAL 鈥?Quebec is reporting 24 more deaths attribut stanley cup ed to COVID-19, for a new toll of 5,527.Health authorities said seven deaths occurred in the past 24 hours, while the rest occurred before June 23.The province is also reporting 66 new cases of COVID-19, bringing the total number of cases to 55,524, including 24,949 cases that are considered recovered.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Quebec says the number of patients in hospital and in inte stanley website nsive care dropped slightly.      The government conducted 6,763 COVID-19 tests on June 29, the last day for which data is available.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Authorities have acknowledged they are conducting fe stanley cups uk wer daily tests than they would like, but maintain they have the capacity to immediately increase testing if an outbreak occurs.This report by The Canadian Press was first published on July 1, 2020.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        By The Canadian Press

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 This story is part of a Metroland-wide series on drugs, guns and human trafficking happening along the major highways that run through our communities. For more on this topic visit Highway Pirates 鈥?guns, drugs a stanley cup nd human trafficking.As people continue to die from opioid overdoses in Halton, questions persist around whether there is a way to get illicit and dangerous drugs off local streets.The stakes are clearly high.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        According to the Halton Region, between 2014 and September 2019 a total of 152 people in Halton died from opioid overdoses.Another seven possible opioid-related deaths were reported by Halton police between October 2019 and April 2020.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Between November 2019 and April 2020 alone, there were 133 Halton police service calls related to opioids聽鈥?45 per cent of which involved overdoses.Re stanley fr cent events also show that these drugs are not only being used in Halton, but sold here as well.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        On Feb. 28, Halton police say they seized approximately $10,000 worth of fentanyl, methamphetamine, cocaine, oxycodone and hyd stanley termoska romorphone from a vehicle in downtown Burlington.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                               Because of the increased overdose incidents that have occurred, our service has re-prioritized substances to be inves Bfwv Charities worry about fallout from WE affair
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 As Niagara   third retail cannabis shop prepares to open its doors, Jon Conquergood says the region and Ontario need more stores to counter the black market.Conquergood, chief executive officer of Ontario Cannabis Holdings, whose company was brought in to help the new St. Catharines retailer get up and running at 395 Ontario St., said there are not enough stores in Canada   stanley cups uk 8220;to push the black market away.The simplest and easiest way to eradicate the black market is to provide more white-market store locations, he said. That   certainly true for Alberta as much as it is true for St. Catharines and the Niagara region.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Conquergood said his Alberta-based company will be doing its part to combat illegal cannabis.In addition to assisting retail cannabis licence holders 鈥?such as the owner of the new St. Catharines store 鈥?Conquergood hopes to establish many corporate-owned shops across the country.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Our goal is to be a national retailer, owning and running our own corporate stores in as many provinces  stanley cup as we can, and we will be in the li stanley thermos mug censing queue as quickly as we can in every province, he said.For now, however, he said the company is concentrating on getting the St. Catharines shop open by about mid-January.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                   Uely Hello Cannabis: Hamilton gets a second legal pot shop
 As Ontarios COVID-19 cases decline, and the province gets re stanley deutschland ady to move into Stage 2 of reopening, the Scarborough Health Networks emergency rooms continue to be overstretched, operating well beyond their capacity.For Dr. Jemy Joseph, an emergency physician at S stanley mug HNs Centenary Hospital and a Scarborough native, the crisis remains far from over.She says the inequities in her emergency room reflect those long present in the community. Her patients experience firsthand chronic shortages of primary care doctors and other medical services and are now filling up beds with otherwise minor issues that have gotten worse.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                         I think what were experiencing now is patients who already didnt have access to primary care, but now couldnt go to walk-in clinics, see spe stanley flask cialists, or were too frightened to enter hospitals to get procedures they really needed,  Joseph said.In January, the Stars Jennifer Yang reported that the Scarborough Health Network had treated more critically ill coronavirus patients than any other hospital network in Ontario. Now, while its intensive care units are beginning to clear up, doctors are also dealing with what Joseph terms as  long COVID  cases 鈥?patients dealing with lung and/or other organ damage after contracting the disease.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 In an interview with the Star, Joseph 鈥?who has been on the front line treating patients in Scarborou

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 BAIKONUR, Kazakhstan 鈥?A booster rocket failed less than two minutes after launching an American and a stanley thermoskannen  Russian toward the International Space Station on Thursday, forcing their emergency 鈥?but safe 鈥?landing on the steppes of Kazakhstan.It was the latest in a recent series of failures for the troubled Russian space program, which is used by the U.S. to carry its astronauts to the station.NASA astronaut Nick Hague and Roscosmos ; Alexei Ovchinin were subjected to heavy gravitational forces as their capsule automatically jettisoned from the Soyuz boo stanley cup ster rocket and fell back to Earth at a sharper-than- stanley thermoskannen normal angle and landed about 20 kilometres  12 miles  east of the city of Dzhezkazgan in Kazakhstan.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Thank God the crew is alive, said Dmitry Peskov, the spokesman for Russian President Vladimir Putin, when it became clear that they had landed safely. He added that the president is receiving regular updates about the situation.NASA Administrator Jim Bridenstine, who watched the launch at the Russian-leased Baikonur cosmodrome along with his Russian counterpart, tweeted that Hague and Ovchinin are in good condition. He added that a thorough investigation into the cause of the incident will be conducted.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Hague, 43, and Ovchinin, 47, lifted off as scheduled at 2:40 p.m.  0840 GMT; 4:40 a.m. EDT  Thursday from Bai Wmnh Ford defends Ontario   s reopening plan
 OTTAWA stanley cup  鈥?Canada   public health experts have been racing to stop the spread of COVID-19 by tryi vaso stanley ng to figure out how everyone is getting it, and whom they might have given it to.But even the best efforts over the last four months have left doctors stymied about the source of more than one-third of this country   known COVID-19 infections.Now, medical researchers are using supercomputers to turn genetics labs into detective agenci water bottle stanley es and starting the work to figure out how almost every case in Canada arose.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Andrew McArthur, director of the biomedical discovery and commercialization program at McMaster University, says his group will make a big push over the next month to compare the genetic material from versions of novel coronavirus isolated from blood samples of thousands of Canadians.      This virus is not mutating a lot, which is helpful for vaccine development and treatments, but it   changing just enough that individual cases can be linked, creating a road map of sorts of how the virus spread through the nation.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 McArthur says this information will identify where weak spots were in public health measures early on and help quickly stamp out flare ups of new cases by figuring out where they originated.This report by The Canadian Press was first published July 12, 2020.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW             

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 ST. PAUL, Minn. 鈥?Minnesota Sen. Al Franken faces a certain ethics complaint in Congress but uncertainty among party leaders and voters in his home state 鈥?most stopping short of calling for his resignation 鈥?after a Los Angeles radio anchor accused him of forcibly kissing her during a 2006 USO tour.Leeann Tweeden said Thursday that Franken kissed her while rehearsing a sketch over her protests, and later on the tour was photographed with his hands over her breasts, grinning at the camera, as she slept on board a military aircraft.Franken immediately apologized, saying he feels disgusted with myself for the photo, though he disputed Tweeden   recollection of the skit rehearsal. Senate Majority Leader Mitch stanley spain  McConnell soon called for an ethics investigation of Franken, a request the Minnesota senator repeated for himself.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Franken   fellow Democrats quickly condemned his actions. One stanley quencher  congressional candidate said she was forwarding $15,000 in Franken donations to a charitable organization, and both the Minnesota party chairman and Franken   colleague, Sen. Amy Klobuchar, repeated the call for an ethics investigation.This should not have happened to Leeann Tweeden. I strongly condemn t stanley thermobecher his behaviour and the Senate Ethics Committee must open an investigation, Klobuchar said.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 But there was no widespre Psql Man dies after early morning single-vehicle collision in Georgetown
 On Saturday, after the Ontario government announced a 28-day shutdown across the province, Michael Hunter mailed stanley tumblers  an invoice to Doug Ford.The co-owner of Antler Kitchen  Bar put the premiers tab at $431.55 鈥?the total cost of the two kegs of beer he purchased after Toronto restaurants were told, just two weeks earlier, that they could reopen their patios. With patios closed yet again, Hunter had no remaining use for all that booze. You say you care about Torontos restaurants 鈥?So were sending an invoice to you for two kegs worth of beer that will sp stanley cup oil because of this shut down. We bought them because you s stanley mug aid we could re-open,  Hunter wrote in a letter to the premier.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                         We know you will be glad to cover the cost and take them off our hands. They might go down well at the next cabinet meeting. The hundreds of dollars Antler spent on kegs are relatively minor, though, compared to the expenses incurred by most Ontario restaurants in preparation for the Easter weekend. The weekends warm weather was expected to help fill patios, but instead it became the latest financial disaster for Ontarios struggling small businesses.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Industry groups estimate that many restaurants spent between $8,000-$10,000 on food, supplies and staff that all went to waste for a lockdown that, in Toronto, did little to quell rampant outbreaks in workplaces and among

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 The Barrie Arts Awards were held Nov. 16 and a young guitarist, senior drummer, producer-composer and theatre supporter were recognized for their contributions to the community.The eighth-annual awards were handed out in five categories: most promising youth, emerging artist, business champion, excellence in the arts and contribution to the community.Heres a quick synopsis of the winners:               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Classical guitarist Tim Beattie won for most promising youth, taking time away from his post-secondary schooling where he is earning a bachelors degree in classical guitar performance under teacher Johannes Moller at the Conservatorium van Amsterdam.Beattie has a list longer than his arm of the previous awards hes won 鈥?from the Barrie Kiwanis Music Festival to the 2016 Alban Honours Award in Guitar from the Clevel stanley cup and Institute of Music. Beattie started playing classical guitar at the age of 12 after his teacher suggested it would strengthen his electric and acoustic skills.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Theatre By the Bay songwriter Joshua Doerksen received the Emerging Artist Award. He is a University of Guelph grad with an honours degree in classical voice and music composition. In 2010, he released his debut album Try Your Love, which led to a national tour. This year, Doerksen started a resid stanley quencher ency program at t stanley thermos mug he Banff Centre of the Arts for Convergence to focus on curated art com Yspp Helicopter crashes in outskirts of Istanbul; 5 killed
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 TORONTO 鈥?Ontario   finance minister can ;t say how much a tax on foreign homebuyers 鈥?the centrepiece of the Liberal government   new package of housing measures 鈥?will affect the red-hot Greater Tor stanley mug onto Area market.Economists and real estate experts have raised questions about the effectiveness of the new 15-per-cent levy, pointing to the government self-admitted lack of housing data.When asked on Friday whether the go stanley cup vernment had any evidence to suggest foreign speculators were driving up house prices in the region, Finance Minister Charles Sousa cited a survey by the Toronto Real Estate Board that suggested foreigners were involved in about five pe stanley water bottle r cent of property purchases.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Realtors have also offered anecdotal evidence about foreigners placing bids via phone calls, he said.Non-Canadians who are investing here are playing a role, so we ;re taking that to heart, Sousa said in an interview.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 The Toronto Real Estate Board 鈥?which represents about 45,000 realtors and brokers 鈥?said its survey of 3,500 members, conducted late last year, found that 4.9 per cent of transactions in the Greater Toronto Area involved foreign buyers.The board called that a minimal amount and not detrimental to the housing market.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        From our stan Wqqi Can   t be missed   : Traffic around Toronto Premium Outlets in Halton Hills will be busy this weekend with    blowout    deals
 Navigating challenging economic times, the town council and staff are considering ways to cut costs on the annual budget 鈥?currently, they are looking at a 7.4 per cent tax increase.The municipal tax increase would amount to an additional $28.13 per $100,000 of the homes assessed value. Upon further considering the other impacts of regional preliminary operating budgets  3 per cent  鈥?with no educational budget increases 鈥?it equates to a total increase of $36.68 per $100,000 of the homes assessed value.The average assessed value of a home in Halton Hills of $623,500 results in a $229 increase to the residential property tax bill.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW               stanley cup                           Town staff point at historic inflationary increases and industry trends including insurance premium increases, combined with continued low assessment growth in the town, for stanley deutschland  posing significant pressures in developing th stanley cup e 2023 Budget and Business Plan.      Town council and staff says they continue seeking opportunities to reduce tax impacts through operating efficiencies and cost reductions where possible.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 While faced with significant property tax challenges, Mayor Ann Lawlor said the  council will ensure the plows make their rounds on wintry days and the splash pads spurt water on hot summer days.  She added,  Grass in our parks and playing fields will be mowed, trees will be planted, ActiVan will get people to

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 UPDATE  5:49 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 20 : A 35-year-old Gravenhurst woman, missing since Sept. 18, has been located, according to a tweet from OPP.Police are asking for the public   assistance in locating a missing woman last seen in Gravenhurst on Friday.OPP Communications Central Region posted on Twitter on Sept. 20 at 12:18 a.m. that Stacey MacDonald, 35, was last seen at her home near Muskoka Beach Road in Gravenhurst on Sept. 18 at 4:30 p.m.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        MacDonald is described as white, five-foot-six-inches, roughly 80 lbs., with long dark brown hair.If you have any information regarding her whereabouts, please contact the Ontario Provincial Police, stated police.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Anyone with information can stanley en mexico  call police at 1-888-310-1122.MISSING PERSON: Stacey MACDONALD   stanley thermos mug 35y/o  was  stanley mugs last seen at her residence near Muskoka Beach Road  Gravenhurst on September 18 at 430pm. If you have any information regarding her whereabouts, please contact the Ontario Provincial Police 1-888-310-1122. Thank you. ^bm pic.twitter/DxjlQcFCx5               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        鈥?OPPCommunicationsCR  @OPP_COMM_CR  September 20, 2020                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Wand Local landmarks shine on the big screen in    IT    remake
 Trustees at the Hamilton-Wentworth District  stanley cup spain School Board  HWDSB  have suggested rejecting a plan to have students work remotely during snow days, citing inequities and  additional stress  for staff and students.At a policy committee meeting Thursday evening, trustees were asked to evaluate proposals to the boards inclement weather policy that suggested students attend school from home using remote-learning technology on days when the weather prevents them from safely commuting to school.The proposals followed similar moves in boards around the province to establish work-from-home policies on snow days.  stanley cups               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The majority of trustees on the boards policy committee cited concerns with the suggestions, ultimately declining to approve any of the recommended changes. I wonder if wed be creating more work for staff or additional stress on families 鈥?in a time thats already stanley cup  filled with so much stress 鈥?by going ahead with this,  said Becky Buck, trustee for Ward 8 and 14.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Buck, along with Maria Felix-Miller, trustee of Ward 3, raised several concerns, including issues related to students access to technology, logistics for students in special education and the strain on staff conduct synchronous learning. I dont think that, outside this year, wed be considering this level of policy change, so Im not sure that we should be making the change now,  said

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 It started with a text from a friend warning she had tested positive for COVID-19.I had managed to dodge the illness for two years and had received three doses of the vaccine. Maybe it would miss me again, I reasoned. But soon, I found myself on a roller-coaster of symptoms 鈥?some of them entirely unexpected.By the next morning, the edge of a cough was creeping in and deep aches were spreading through my body, lingering in my hips. I quickly confirmed with a rapid test: For the first time since the pandemic began, I had picked up the virus, making me one of the many people who are ill amid limited public health measures and a sixth wave of the virus.        stanley cups uk         ARTICL stanley cup E CONTINUES BELOW                                         Not you too. A message from Daniel Reghelini, a former co-worker, lit up my phone. He later described night sweats so intense that he had to sleep on towels.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Day two of his illness was a whirlwind of sleeping, burning up from a fever and severe, teeth-chattering chills, Reghelini said. Meanwhile, he couldnt stomach eating anything for several days: gastrointestinal issues, a new sign of the virus in the Omicron wave, made it so that eating was, in a word, uncomfortable.Even if he could keep his food down, eating zapped Reghelinis remaining energy. Chewing, he said,  was the equivalent of running a marathon.                stanley cup  ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        It seem Wblo Devastating    fire at well-known Georgetown bakery and caf茅 forces business to close for days
 Drew Whalen starts every morning drinking a tea and reviewing lesson plans.Hes not a teacher, hes a parent.As Whalen and thousands of other parents across Hamilton move into week nine of at-home learning, theyre settling into a rhythm 鈥?finding a routine that keeps their kids engaged and themselves sane. What that looks like depends on the parent, the kid, the teacher and the d stanley becher ay.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Whalen tries to keep his familys routine consistent.At 10 a.m., when he finishes breakfast, its time to start the school day. His kids, one who is in senior kindergarten and the other in Grade 4 in the Catholic board, settle in at their desks 鈥?the kitchen table 鈥?and listen to the national anthem. Then its teaching time.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                  I do my best to do 20 to 30 minute learning blocks  over  about two to two-a stanley quencher nd-a-half hours,  Whalen said, noting his kids are typically doing work assigned by their teachers.Then its lunch. After lunch comes iPad time. His kids use their iPads to read assigned material, use school-approved apps and complete other work assigned by their teachers.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Hows it going so far                 ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                               Its not easy by any stretch of the imagination,  Whalen said.  Its a learning  stanley cups curve for them, us and the teachers, so