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 A man has been rushed to hospital with critical injuries after he was hit by a vehicle in Burlington Tuesday night  Jan. 4 .The incident occurred in the area of Lakeshore Road and Goodram Drive before 7:30 p.m.It appears the man was struck outsi stanley cup de his home on the street by a SUV-type vehicle, according to Halton Regional Police.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Halton Region Paramedics say they rushed the man to Joseph Brant Hospital after he was found without vital signs.The driver remained on scene, according to police.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Halton Regional Police   Collision Reconstruction Unit is on scene.Anyone with information stanley cup  can call police at 905-825-4747 or Crime Stoppers at water bottle stanley  1-800-222-8477.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        聽                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW

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 PICKLE LAKE, Ont. 鈥?A man is facing several charges after two tractor-trailers and a garage were destroyed in a fire in the northwestern Ontario community of Pickle Lake.Provincial police say officers responded to a report of two trucks on fire at the truck yard on Highway 599 on Saturday night.OPP say they found the garage fully engulfed in flames, adding that attempts to extinguish the fire by the Pickle Lake fire department were unsuccessful.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW               stanley spain                           Investigators allege the fires were intentionally set and says a suspect was located in the area.      They say a 21-year-old man from nearby Mishkeegogamang First Nation is charged with arson, and possession of property obtained by crime under $5,000.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                            stanley fr       By The Canadian Pre stanley cup ss Lpdr Hamilton school board, union urge province to vaccinate educators
 The latest coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Friday. This file will be updated throughout the day. Web links to longer stories if available.9:00 p.m.: Prepare for more absences, pause high-contact extracurricular activities and permit parents to switch their kids to online learning if they prefer 鈥?even for a short time 鈥?because of COVID-19, says a memo to school boards from education minister Stephen Lecce.Schools must prepare for  the potential of higher than normal levels of absenteeism in the coming weeks  鈥?both staff and students 鈥?because of surging COVID-19 cases in the community, says a memo sent out Thursday by Lecce and deputy minister Nancy Naylor, following an announcement by the provinces chief medical officer of health delaying the start of school b stanley cup y two days to Jan. 5.               stanley cup  ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Read the full story here: Prepare for more teacher, student absences, education ministry tells school boards8:40 p.m.: Since the start of the pandemic, many people have relied on the Ontario governments daily COVID-19 case count for a snapshot of how the virus is spreading across the province.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 These numbers, however, will soon paint a less accurate picture now that the provincial government has dialed back PCR testing. I do realize that  stanley canada people have been monitoring the total daily test positive count rigorously, but we have to pivot,  the pro

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 When Yasir Naqvi first started running for political office, people would often ask him what his background was.He would cheekily tell them he was a lawyer by training.But deep down, he knew thats not what they were really asking.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                         They were not asking about my professional background, they were trying to figure out where I came from because of my accent. And one of the things that I did, which is actually true for all immigrants, is we just work extra hard. We just put more into the work we do to prove the point that were very much capable of doing the job,  he said.Naqvi, CEO of the Institute of Canadian Citizenship and a former attorney general of Ontario, is helping to spearhead a campaign called Standing Together in response to a rise in racism and anti-Asian discrimination fuelled by the COVID-19 pandemic.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 The aim of the campaign is to  stanley vattenflaska highlight how many immigrants and people of co stanley mug lour work as health-care workers on the front line. According to Statistics Canada, one in four health care workers in Canada is an immigrant. More than one-third of family physicians are newcomers. I think it definitely shines a light on the fact that immigrants work hard, a lot of the time they take the jobs that are available to them, and how essential  stanley nz these jobs are to our way of living,  Naqvi said.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                Xkrw Alliston   s Nottawasaga Resort started as friendly wager 50 years ago
 If youre travelling this Thanksgiving Day long weekend, youd do best to fill up on gas Friday or face higher fuel costs later.Gas prices are expected to rise four cents per litre Saturday, Oct. 12, said Dan McTeague, president of Canadians for Affordable Energy. For anyone reading this, they should know maybe today is a good day to fill up,  he said Friday morning.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The increase would put the average c stanley cup ost of regular at 156.9 cents per litre in the GTA. Gas prices tend to be lower outside the GTA and gas sta stanley cup tions can sell for less, which means they take a hit on their profit margins, McTeague points out.The increase in gas prices is being driven by the conflict between Israel and Iran and a weakening Canadian dollar, which makes it more expensive for Canadian gas stations to buy  stanley italia gas, he said.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 The prices of oil per barrel have been rising since tensions between Israel and Iran began. Depending on how the conflict evolves, it could have a significant impact on gas prices, McTeague said, pointing out that the Middle East produces about 30 per cent of the worlds oil.After Saturdays increase, prices are expected to remain steady until at least Wednesday, he added.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Drivers can get a gas price heads up on McTeagues website, gaswizard.ca, where he publishes tomorrows gas p

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 VANCOUVER 鈥?The unexplained deaths of two belugas at the Vancouver Aquarium last fall were a tipping point in the city   debate over cetacean captivity and helped lead to a historic vote to ban the practice, says a park board commissioner stanley cup .Sarah Kirby-Yung, a commissioner who previous cups stanley ly worked as the aquarium   spokeswoman, said after two nights of emotional hearings and thousands of public submissions it b stanley cups ecame clear that banning cetaceans at the aquarium was the will of Vancouverites.Our job is to listen to the public, she said Friday. This is an issue where public sentiment has been changing and, progressively, people have been feeling more and more uncomfortable.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The board voted unanimously Thursday night to ask staff to bring forward a bylaw amendment to prohibit the importation and display of live cetaceans in Vancouver parks. Staff will now consult with legal counsel and report back with an amendment by May 15.Cetacean captivity has been hotly debated in Vancouver for years, but the deaths of beluga Aurora and daughter Qila last November thrust the issue back into the spotlight. While the cause of the whales ; deaths just weeks apart is still not known, the aquarium said it hasn ;t ruled out a toxin in the water or a malicious action.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 The par Xcfl Georgetown man   s company helping to supply face shields to front-line workers in Halton
 Public comments on a proposed four-storey, 159-unit re stanley france sidential building and 17 single-storey townhouses on a vacant lot at the corner of Governors Road and Pirie Drive are being accepted by the City of Hamilton until March 5.Ray Barlow, operations director for Fieldgate Retirement Living 鈥?which bought 125 Pirie Dr. in February 2020 from Roman Catholic Diocese of Hamilton for $5.4-million 鈥?said the main building would be four storeys facing Governors on the south side of the lot and drop to three storeys at the back.Seventeen townhouses would face Pirie on the propertys north end.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                         Bungalow townhouses provide a nice transition from the main building,  Barlow said.  We want to put something in that makes sense in the town. The proposed U-shaped building includes 75 retirement home units, 84 apartment units, and one partial underground parking level.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                  The location is ideal for seniors and active adults with a transit stop located at Governors Road and Pirie Drive,  Barlow said.  The various housing options will provide many choices for Dundas residents who may have had to relocate to other areas as a result of not enough se stanley mug nior-friendly options currently available. Fieldgate will hold a neighbourhood information meeting, before the application goes to a formal city planning meeting, but no date is sc stanley bottles heduled. Information submitted so far i

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 It may not be as big a space as their old location but Rovilis Pet Worlds new location will have the same heart, says Lisa Oppedisano, who owns the shop.The business had been located in the 301 Queen St. S. plaza but had been having problems with its unit and had to close down last summer. The community has been so fantastic and supportive of us reopening,  says Oppedisano.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The new store won ;t have live pets, but will stanley flask  have bugs for reptile pets and raw food products. There will also be buyer discount programs for frequent shoppers.The store will host pet events such as Photos with Santa, Dog Yoga Days and workshops on making pet products.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 On Saturday, Jan. 20, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. they ;re hosting a nail clip event with a professio vaso stanley nal groomer. The cost is $8, with all proceeds going to All Paws Rescue.Pet World is also partnering with local rescue organizations to host adoption day events.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW               stanley en mexico                                           ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                              Rovili   Pet World9 Nixon Rd., Unit 6, Bolton905-951-6315Have you opened a business recently  Share the news with our readers by emailing editorial@caledonenterprise.聽聽               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Soso Lundy Manor staff vows to carry forward lessons learned from COVID-19 crisis
 Wendy McQuaig has owned and operated her psychotherapy practice in Orillia, Ont., for the better part of her 30-year career. But the last six months have brought many firsts.One was attempting to play Lego with a child during a therapy session on Zoom. Another: taking a call from a client who happened to be on a canoe 鈥?the only place they were able to find privacy during a cottage trip.These unlikely backdrops for intimate mental health conversations have replaced conventional comfy couches and private psychiatrists rooms across the country, as the COVID-19 pandemic forced many aspects of health care, particularly mental health, onto computer screens.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                  stanley vaso                         When clients used to come and see me, I would get them a cup of coffee or tea and wed stanley cup  sit in my meeting room,  McQuaig reflected.  It makes people feel at ease; be able to talk about things on their mind. Now its a little different when youre doing it over a computer.         ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Psychiatrists and psychotherapists like McQuaig have shifted their practice entirely online since March when the coronavirus spread in Canada and social distancing measures became mandatory, relying on Zoom or other tel stanley cup emedicine video chat platforms to connect with clients. Other times, a simple voice call would suffice.Existing virtual mental health-care services, like Talkspace, which offers text messages and therapy sessi

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 With indoor dining banned and patio service dwindling as temperatures drop, Toronto is stepping up to help hundreds of restaurants bring in some extra money.In Ma stanley mugs y, the city announced the Open For Business program where businesses 鈥?not limited to food 鈥?could sign up for free to use Rituals mobile ordering tool for pickup, Ritual ONE. As an extension of the program, participating restaurants can now access delivery service through DoorDash Drive, where businesses are charged a flat rate rather than a percentage for each order.As a special offer, starting Monday and running until Nov. 8, delivery will be free for the restaurants and customers.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The aim is to encourage customers to order d stanley mug irectly from local businesses and for those businesses to increase their commission-free online sales.A spokesperson for Ritual says both Ritual and DoorDash are covering the fees that are being waived.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 The partnership is welcome relief for the struggling food-service industry, as third-party delivery apps charge hefty commission fees of up to 30 per cent per order. In response, some restaurant owners started their own delivery service as CO stanley mugg VID-19 shutdowns took a swing at profits. In the U.S., cities such as New York, Denver, San Francisco, Washington, D.C., Seattle and Los Angeles have enforced a 10- to 15- per-cent cap on delivery fees from third-party  Zynb Quebec legislature passes motion condemning Spain
 As we reach a critical point in the pan stanley cups demic, health officials are puzzling over next steps.In York Region, as of June 17, 75 per cent of stanley website  eligible residents are vaccinated with first doses. Now, demand for those first doses may be starting to plateau.This levelling off raises the question: how does society encourage the holdouts and hesitants to roll up their sleeves 鈥?and help us all reach herd immunity                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        This is part two of a three-part series exploring what   behind vaccine hesitancy and how it can be addressed.***        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW         stanley termoska                          If the pandemic is a marathon, then we may be on the last mile 鈥?but it promises to be a bumpy one.David Fisman, an epidemiology professor at University of Torontos Dalla Lana School of Public Health, says there are stiff winds ahead: a powerful Delta variant, fatigue and complacency, and vaccine misinformation that continues to hold back the hesitant.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                         Canada needs to use every available carrot and stick to get vaccine coverage as high as possible,  he tweeted on social media.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                              In New Brunswick and Quebec, health-care workers and long-term-care staff who decline vaccines face the  stick  of regular testing for COVID-19, he says.For now, Ontario is leaning toward

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 Canadians are rallying behind their political leaders during the pandemic, a new poll suggests.The Campaign Research survey for the Star found approval ratings for Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, Ontario Premier Doug Ford, Quebec Premier Fran莽ois Legault, and Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe have soared amid the COVID-19 crisis. Trudeaus numbers have improved since the  October  election,  Campaign Research principal Nick Kouvalis said Wednesday.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The Liberal prime minister stanley termosar  had a 65 per cent approval rating, with 30 per cent disapproving and five per cent unsure for an overall rating of +35. Last October, Trudeaus performance was approved by 31 per cent, with 54 per cent disapproving and 14 per cent unsure, for an overall rating of -23.But the most startling change in political fortune has been for Ford, who was so unpopular last year that he was lustily booed at the Toronto Raptors victory celebrations in Nathan Phillips Square while Trudeau and Mayor John Tory were loudly cheered.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 In July, the Progressive Conservative premier had a 20 per cent approval while 69 per cent disapprove stanley sverige d and 11 per cent had no opinion for an overall stanley cup  rating of -49.According to this latest survey, Ford, who has earned plaudits for his calm and methodical approach to the pandemic, had a 76 per cent approval, with 17 per cent disapproval and seven per cent unsure, fo Mrce Reflect hard    on Star Touch, outgoing CEO says
 In the multi-jurisdictional police investigation into Mohawk Institute Residential School 鈥?a place where 97 children went missing 鈥?a new practice is making waves. Two cultural monitors, who are Ojibway and Mohawk, will oversee the investigation and make sure that Indigenous rights of those giving testimony are respected.The new practice is to change the historic relationship between First Nations and the police, said Laura Arndt, Chief Operating Officer for the Survivors Secretariat for the Mohawk Institute.  It is a part of creating new ways of how our relationships can heal and mend,  she added.The cultural monitors are expert in either Anishinaabe or Haudenosaunee culture and will ac stanley website company any survivor who requests them to oversee the process of giving testimony. Given the nature of the material, the extra support is seen as essential to avoid some people being re-triggered.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        If the person wants additional support once they leave the police investigation interview, they are supplied with the National Indian Residential School Crisis Line,  stanley cup spain and the victims service unit at Six Nations of the Grand River. Survivors are the lead in this process,  explained Beverly Jacobs who is the Indigenous Human Rights Monitor for the investigation and associate professor in the faculty of law at Windsor Universit stanley cups y.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                  They established a board of directo

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 BEIJING 鈥?EU foreign policy chief Federica Mogherini expressed concern Thursday about rising tensions over North Korea    stanley cups uk nuclear weapons program, and said China and Europe have a common responsibility to avoid a military escalation on the Korean Peninsula.In a speech at Tsinghua University on her final day of a three-day trip to Beijing, Mogherini warned of the worldwide implications of a crisis on the peninsula.Everyone understands that the crisis with North Korea will have a global fallout, she told students at the prestigious school that has produced many of China   top leaders.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Mogherini said a remark from stanley cup  her 12-year-old daughter that China was in a region threatened by nuclear war underscored the importance of joint action to prevent the situation from further deteriorating.If a 12-year-old in Europe understands the risks of an escalation,  in  such a faraway place from home, it i stanley mugs s quite self-evident that we have common responsibilities, she said.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Mogherini said she discussed the issue of North Korea at length during her talks with Chinese officials in Beijing.She said China and the EU had a common responsibility and an interest to avoid a military escalation in the Korean Peninsula, to push for North Korea to abide by its international obligations and re-engage with the international c Hprh Report alleges CannTrust hid unlicensed cannabis grow room
 Charles Juravinski says he   ready to die, all the better to trigger a $100 million endowment he and his wife Margaret are establishing, to stimulate research across the pillars of local health care: Hamilton Health Sciences, St. Joseph   Health Care and McMaster University.But while he turns 90 next fall, and his vision and legs aren ;t as strong as they used to be, the man sitting at home in a white plastic swivel tulip chair, wearing white shoes and pinstriped monogrammed shirt with gold harness racing cufflinks, doesn ;t exactly evoke  stanley cups the grim reaper.And while the Juravinskis express serenity at leaving thi stanley botella s world, they also have one life wish left.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        But back to the $100 million: the commitment, revealed Tuesday, that will create the Juravinski Research Centre, represents the final, massive philanthropic gift from the couple, on the heels of $60 million in donations to health care in Hamilton over the last 17 years.The endowment kicks in upon our passing, says Charles. It is the bulk of our estate, if you will, and I ;m not embarrassed to say that. And I hope it will continue to grow, in perpetuity, and God only knows what the total annuity and legacy will be.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 The Juravinskis ; stanley vaso  philanthropy started in a big way in 2002, when, on New Year   Day, he gave a cheque for $2 mi

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Mjec More COVID-19 deaths reported in Oakville and Burlington as well as Milton with updates on Halton hospitalizations and ICU admissions
 OTTAWA 鈥?Canadians finally have the same protection against genetic discrimination as citizens in other countries 鈥?at least for now.The Genetic Non-Discrimination Act has received royal assent and is now the law of the land.However, Justice Minister Jody Wi stanley thermobecher lson-Raybould remains convinced the new law, the product of a private member   bill, is unconstitutional and is determined to seek the Supreme Court   advice on the matter.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The act ensures Canadians can get genetic tests to help identify health risks and can take preventive measures without fear that they ;ll be penalized when it comes to getting a job or life and health insurance.It prohibits employers, insurance companies and other service providers from requiring genetic tests or demanding to see the results of past tests.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 A spokesman for Wil stanley botella son-Raybould says the minister remains committed to referring the law to the top court; the timing of the reference has yet to be determined.The minister maintains the law amounts to a stanley vaso n unconstitutional use of the federal criminal law power to intrude into provincial jurisdiction to regulate the insurance industry, which is fiercely opposed to the legislation.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The act is the result of a private member   bill initiated by now-retired Sen. James Cow Wwtd It s a shame : Smiths Falls church rejects potential affordable housing project
 TORONTO 鈥?The total amount Canadian securities regulators levied in fines, administrative penalties and other sanctions in its latest fiscal year was less than half the previous year.In its annual enforcement report, th stanley water bottle e Canadian Securities Administrators says its members imposed nearly $20.4 million in sanctions for the 2020-21 fiscal year that ended March 31.The total was down from nearly $45.6 million the previous year.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The drop came as the number of cases in which a final decision was reached or a settlement concluded  stanley cup totalled 43, down from 75 in 2019-20.      The report says regulators launched 52 cases in the last year, up from 38 the previous year.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                     stanley cup              The number of investor alerts more than doubled to 159 compared with 66 in 2019-20.This report by The Canadian Press was first published June 22, 2021.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        By The Canadian Press

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 Experts are sounding the alarm on an impending fourth wave of the pandemic 鈥?a wave characterized by psychic trauma, burnout, mental illness and economic injury that is projected to be the largest, most enduring health footprint of COVID-19. I think were seeing the beginning of an echo pandemic, and I think its going to worsen,  said Dr. David Dozois, a professor of psychology at Western University and a member of Mental Health Research Canadas board of directors.When Premier Doug Ford announced a provincewide state of emergency on March 17, 2020, very few people could envision the drastic chang stanley cup es to daily life that lay ahead. One year later, a growing body of research on the mental health of Canadians during the pandemic paints an alarming picture of higher rates of reported depression and anxiety, substance abuse and eating disorders, and a cohort of young Canadians deeply struggling with the uncertainty of their future.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The Star breaks down each stage of the pandemic and how fear of the virus, economic uncertainty and the inability to see our loved ones affected our mental health, through the help of ongoing research by the Canadian Mental Health Association, Mental Health Research Canada  MHRC , and othe stanley mug r hospitals and agencies in the country.While indicators of mental health slightly fluctuate with economic relief programs, severity of lockdowns and other f stanley cup quencher actors, what remains clear is the pande

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 Environment Canada is warning residents in Oakville, Burlington, Milton and Halton Hills about hazardous conditions coming to the area.All four municipalities are under a Winter Weather Travel Advisory that is in effect for Wednesday, March 29.Hazards include reduced visibility in heavy wet snow and slippery conditions due to wet roads and rapidly falling temperatures.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                 stanley termosky                         A sharp cold front will move through southern Ontario today bringing a burst of heavy wet snow. Wind along the front may gust as high as 70 km/h. This combination of snow and strong winds may create a period of challenging driving conditions, the weather advisory states.      Local snowfall amounts of stanley en mexico  up to two centimetres are possible.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 In addition, Environment Canada said, a sudden drop in temperature in the wake of the cold front could cause roads, sidewalks and parking lots to become slippery.Travel may be hazardous due to sudden changes in the weather, the national weather agency added.  8220 stanley cup becher ;Slow down driving in slippery conditions. Watch for taillights ahead and maintain a safe following distance. If visibility is reduced while driving, turn on your lights and maintain a safe following distance.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Lupc COVID-19 s heavy toll pushed Ottawa to propose these changes to how migrant farm workers are housed
 Melissa Hood feared for her life when she lived in Etobicokes Tandridge community. I can remember walking to school, hearing gunshots, and I was running and ducking,  she said.  I would walk with a Bible in my hand. Hood, who lived in Tandridge in the late 1990s and the early 2000s, has now returned to the neighbourhood, hoping to help its residents.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW    stanley website                                      In August, she initiated a back-to-school party at 75 Tandridge Cres., a Toronto Community Housing building, where 200 families were given knapsacks filled with bac stanley kubek k-to-school supplies. It was to bring positive attenti stanley becher on  to  the community, to bring programming, to bring outside resources to address the community concerns,  said Hood, now 33 and a mother of three.  I had an idea, and I just wanted to empower people.         ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 After the event, Hood joined forces with newly formed crime prevention group One by One, which was formed about a year ago by former Toronto gang leader Marcell Wilson and entrepreneur Savino Griesi.The organization, which aims to identify, address, research and strategize on the application of effective social programming, is now also involved in helping area residents.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                                                                                                                                                 

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 VANCOUVER 鈥?A lawyer for a now-retired RCMP inspector says a civilian employee actively and enthusiastically had sex with his client at work and then alleged she was sexually assaulted.David Butcher suggested in provincial court Wednesday that the woman allowed his client to lead her into a downstairs washroom at their Vancouver workplace to participate in sex acts in the fall of 2009.The woman, whose identity is protected by a publication ban, said Tim Shields told her he had something important to tell her and that she felt compelled to follow him because he was in a position of authority.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Would you agree today that that makes no sense at all  Butcher asked, repeatedly suggesting her actions didn ;t fit with her earlier testimony that Shields had made sexually inappropriate comments about her breasts and said he found her sexually attractive.This is my experience in t stanley quencher he workplace, not yours, 8 stanley thermobecher 221; the woman replied during a testy exchange.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BEL stanley termoska OW                                 He made comments to me. ... People say things but did I think he would take me somewhere and try to have sex with me  No.Shields, who was the media spokesman for the Mounties in B.C., has pleaded not guilty to one count of sexual assault. He left the RCMP in December 2015 and was charged the following May.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW     Tvux Smiths Falls council OKs strategy to fund Beckwith Street Phase 2   s $1.4M shortfall
 SANTA FE, N.M. 鈥?A new report says Santa Fe is missing out on about $3.8 million in lodger and gross receipts taxes annually thanks to short-term rental units.The Albuquerque Journal says the report issued Wednesday by the non-profit group Homewise Inc. says hosts from apps like Airbnb aren ;t following city   ordinances and the city should do more to enforce the laws.Homewise CEO Mike Loftin says Santa Fe should enforce its registration requirements for short-term rentals and require them to contribute their fair share of taxes.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                      stanley cup    The report says that the number of short-term rentals skyrocketed from roughly 300 to 1,444 in four years from 2015 through 2018.      A spokeswoman for Santa Fe Mayor Alan Webber acknowledged the city needs to do a  stanley flasche better job with enforcement and educating the public.        ARTICLE CONTINUE stanley cup website S BELOW                                 ___Information from: The Santa Fe New Mexican, http://santafenewmexican               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        By The Associated Press

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 Information pickets an stanley cup d reduced activities are expected in the coming days as teachers and education workers at public schools in Renfrew County join their counterparts across the province in a work-to-rule campaign that began this week.For the duration of the job action that began Nov. 26, members of both the Elementary Teachers Federation of Ontario  ETFO  and the Ontario Secondary School Teachers Federation  OSSTF  will not partic stanley cup ipate in EQAO activities, attend staff meetings, provide comments on report cards and participate in professional development outside the instructional day. Educating is what teachers and education workers do best and providing information to members of our communities is at the heart of the first phase of sanctions,  Renfrew and District Lab stanley becher our Council president Mike Wright said.  The stakes are high for the future of public education and we need to take every opportunity to spread the word.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Renfrew County Local ETFO president Allison Ryan says the job action will have minimal effect on students.We have targeted Board and Ministry initiatives and professional development so that teachers can do what they do best, teach, she said.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 From Nov. 26 to Dec. 3, information pickets will be set up across the province. Locally, Renfrew Collegiate Institute  RCI  teachers will walk on the sidewalk outside  Vtdn Celebrated First Nations leader Mike Smith is dead
 PICKERING 鈥?On the night Linda Cottrell was informed her father died, she says she was told she had three hours to give Orchard Villa the name and number of a funeral home so his  COVID body  could be removed.Cottrell   father Manuel Marques, 93, died on Monday, April 20. In an eight-page letter, Cottrell outlined what she said happened to her and her father in the time leading up to his death and then afterwards. I want all Ontarians to know what I believe to be the lack of proper care, appalling communication, and lack of respect both my father and I received during the week prior to my fathers death of COVID-19 at Orchard Villa Long Term Care in Pickering, Ontario. The events surrounding how my fathers battle with COVID-19 was not only managed, but also communicated with his family should never happen again to anyone,  she wrote.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BE stanley website LOW                                         I have worked in Ontario hospitals, long- stanley uk term care facilities, patients homes, and various therapy clinics for the past 36 years. I am well versed in Ontarios health-care system after 36 years o stanley website f service to patients, residents, and their families. With this experience behind me, I am confident when I say that I have never, in my life, experienced the degree of chaos and unprofessionalism in health care as I have recently seen at Orchard Villa Long Term Care,  she stated.The Durham Region Health Department recently issued an order under the Ontario Health Protection

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 Masks will no longer be required in most of the last places where they were still mandatory, including public transit, as of Saturday, the provinces chief medical officer of health has announced. With high vaccination rates and Ontarios COVID-19 situation continuing to improve, most of the provinces remaining provincial masking requirements, including on public transit, will expire as of 12 a.m. on June 11, 2022,  Dr. Kieran Moore said in a statement posted on the governments website Wednesday.Masks will still be required in long-term-care and retirement homes, according to the provincial news release. But they will be only recommended in other settings such as hospitals and shelters. Organizations can implement their own policies on masking, even as this provincial mandate expires.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The province lifted mask req stanley cup uirements for most indoor settings including schools, movie theatres, sports stadiums, stores, gyms and restaurants on March 21. Mask requirements for high-risk setstanley cup tings 鈥?such as doctors offices, public transit, hospitals, shelters, retirement and long-term-care homes and labs 鈥?were kept in place until April 27 and then extended as cases spiked earlier this spring. They were set to expire on Saturday.Meanwhile, the University Health Network and Sunnybrook will continue with the current masking re stanley water jug quirements in their hospitals beyond June 11, spokespersons confirmed to the Star on Tuesday.      Izhb Today s coronavirus news: Pandemic measures to remain at border for at least another month, PHAC says
 A staggering number of electronic car thefts have occurred in Oakville since the start of the year, sparking a warning from Halton police.Police say that of the 124 vehicles that have been stolen in Oakville since Jan. 2021, 66 can be attributed to the use of relay or programming technology. It ty stanley canada pically takes less than a minute for thieves to steal high-end vehicles with keyless entry and push-start technology from residents driveways.For those who may not be aware of the electronic theft methods, police have provided the following explanation.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        What is a relay theft Thieves will use technology called a  relay device  to fi stanley cup nd a key fob signal from inside a residence. The thieves do not need to enter the residence in order to find the signal. The signal is then amplified which allows the thieves to unlock, start and steal the vehicle. The vehicle owner discovers their vehicle has been stolen, even though they are in possession of their key fob.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 What is a reprogramming theft Thieves will first gain entry to the vehicle by me stanley vaso chanical means  breaking in by using a tool . They will then access the vehicles diagnostic port and reprogram a blank key fob which allows them to start and steal the vehicle.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        There have been several arrests made in relation to the auto thefts.

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 Torontonians must wait to get back inside gyms, cinemas and indoor restaurant booths 鈥?but not for long, says Mayor John Tory.Premier Doug Ford announced Monday most of Ontario will move from Stage 2 to Stage 3 reopening on Frid stanley termosky ay 鈥?a major new reduction of lockdown measures imposed in March when health and government officials feared a COVID-19 catastrophe.But Toronto, Peel, Durham, Halton, York, Hamilton, Niagara, Haldimand-Norfolk, Windsor-Essex and Lambton will remain, for now, in the current second stage of reopening.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Excluded areas, which have had bigger virus outbreaks than other centres,  need just a little more time  to ensure people can safely resume the activities with physical distancing and other required safeguards, Ford told  stanley flask reporters.The premier gav stanley water jug e no date, but Health Minister Christine Elliott said public health officials will review COVID-19 data for the excluded areas on Monday. Their advice could see Toronto and the other laggards move to Stage 3 as early as July 24.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 In Stage 3  all restaurants, bars, concession stands, and other food and drink establishments may open for indoor dine-in,  the Ontario government said. Nightclubs are not yet safe to open, except for the purpose of serving food or drinks to patrons in accordance with the conditions that apply to restaurants and bars. All patrons must be seated when eati Paro Meredith won   t address former aide   s allegations: lawyer
 TORONTO 鈥?Ontario Premier Doug Ford vowed Wednesday to make air conditioning mandatory in the province   long-term care homes, though critics say any change will come too late for many residents already suffering in the stifling heat.Ford   announcement came the same day that opposition leaders called for concrete action from Ford, and a day after the premier criticized homes without air conditioning.We ;re going to move forward with this. We ;re going to move forward rapidly, Ford told a news conference Wednesday. I can ;t imagine sitting there in 27-, 28-degree heat in a room. It   just unacceptable.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Ford said he and Long-Term Care Minister Merrilee Fullerton are already looking at how the relevant legislation can be changed, and exploring the option of providing money to make it possible. But Ford stopped short of providing an exact timeline for when the government would make those changes.All three opposition partie stanley canada s said they would support such a bill.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 As it stands, the province   Long-Term Care Act does not mandate air conditioning, but says homes without it must have a cooling plan in pla stanley tumbler ce.A spokeswoman for Fullerton said the government was looking at the best path forward t stanley cups uk o get air conditioning into homes that do not have it.