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 TORONTO 鈥?Weakness in commodity prices led to a down  stanley becher day for Canada   main stock index, while U.S markets saw modest gains on a low-volume summer trading day.Greg Taylor, chief investment officer of Purpose Investments, said Thursday was a typical summer day where markets were waiting to be given a sense of direction. It really does feel like the markets waiting for something,  said Taylor.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                         Were at a holding period where the markets at all time highs, and theres a lot of concerns about what comes next whether its actions from the U.S. Federal Reserve on adjusting interest rates or with the virus whether theres a fourth wave, and its keeping a lot of people on the sidelines. The SP/TSX composite index was down 33.41 points at 20,520.60, with its materials and gold indices weighing heavily.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 In New York, the Dow Jones industrial stanley spain  average was up 14.88 points at 35,499.85. The SP 500 index was up 13.13 points at 4,460.83, while the Nasdaq composite was up 51.12 points at 14,816.26.As speculation around a possible election heats up In Canada, Taylor said investors should be aware that a federal election campaign could create volatility, as cou stanley tazas ld the entrance of a majority government with more freedom to affect policy.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                         Markets generally dont like uncert Jtqm Canada   s recovery may have begun, report says
 Guelph Humane Society is pleading with the community not to abandon animals outside the shelter, after a cat that was left overnight died earlier this month. Theres never an excuse for abandoning an animal without attempting to get help,  said GHS executive director Adrienne McBride.The organization took to social media to share its grief after staff arrived at the shelter on Sept. 3 and discovered a nearly lifeless cat in a carrier outside the community room entrance.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                         The cat suffered alone and in pain for nearly 12 hours before being discovered,  said a Guelph Humane Society tweet.  Despite our best efforts this morning, the cat could not be saved. The tweet included a link to an open letter to the community about the incident. The l stanley website etter provided more detail, saying that security camera footage had captured video of an individual driving up to the community entrance around 8:30 p.m. on Sept. 2, apparently dropping off the cat and leaving.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                stanley cup    There was no attempt to call or knock on the doors,  the letter said, noting that animal services officers had been inside the building at the time, but had no way of knowing an animal had been dropped off. If a call was made to the building, our officers could have come outside and  stanley cup given this cat a fighting chance,  the letter said.  The cat would have been shown compassion. But we didnt know he wa

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 Toronto police arrested a male suspect on impaired driving and other charges after a frightening incident in the south end of the city Friday night.They say a car collided with a number of parked vehicles a stanley thermobecher nd also hit some pedestrians before crashing into a bus shelter near Union Station around 9:30 p.m.Police said as many as five people may have been injured in what a spokesman described as a minor way.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Investigators say the suspect vehicle was spotted driving the wrong way on a street just before stanley mug  it hit the other vehicles and people.      They say Trans stanley tumbler it police followed the suspect after he abandoned the car and held him until city police officers arrived on scene to make the arrest.  CP24/680 News         ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 By The Canadian Press Prry Georgina man facing charges following robbery at Scotiabank in Alliston
 Mark Levert walked out of a reopened gym in late  stanley website July convinced that fitness clubs are not doing enough 鈥?and arent required to do enough 鈥?to protect him and others from COVID-19. Im not steppi stanley becher ng into a gym until they change the rules to mask-on 100 per cent of the time, and each machine or station has its own spray bottle of disinfection,  he said.  Any doctor would find the protocols not safe. But are enough Ontarians huffing and puffing the virus into each other enough to justify such fears  Levert doesnt know. Neither do Ontario medical experts.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Most details about where people are getting infected, as the virus roars back in Toronto and other Ontario  water bottle stanley communities, stay in a public health black box, along with other outbreaks details that could inform residents and change behaviours.Public health officials navigate a difficult daily path 鈥?releasing data useful in the fight to put the lid back on COVID-19 infections before hospitalizations and deaths start to rise again, while protecting provincially mandated patient confidentiality.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Information made public has already identified and stigmatized some Ontarians with COVID-19, a regional health official told the Star.But in a deadly pandemic, when infections are rising exponentially because people are exposing themselves to risk, where do public health units draw the line               

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 GRAVENHURST 鈥?UPDATE: Family remembers Gravenhurst   Dennis Totten; He died doing what he loved Update: Sunday, Jan. 6, 10:15 a.m.  A snowmobile collision in Gravenhurst has led to injury and tragedy.Sgt. Jason Folz,  stanley termosky media relations co-ordinator for Central Region Ontario Provincial Police, confirmed that shortly after 10 p.m. on Saturday, Jan. 5, at the Muskoka Wharf near Boston Pizza, a lone snowmobile struck a steel dock.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        A male driver, he said, was pronounced dead at the scene, while a female p stanley thermosflasche assenger received minor injuries and was taken to hospital. Members of our reconstruction team were there most of the night, measuring, documenting the scene and gathering evidence,  said Folz.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW     stanley kubek                              Dennis Totten, 40, of Gravenhurst, was pronounced dead at the scene. A postmortem examination would be scheduled later this week.Bracebridge OPP continued to investigate the cause of the collision.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        GRAVENHURST 鈥?Update: Monday, Jan 7, 10:30 a.m.  Sergeant Jason Folz, OPP media relations coordinator, confirmed that the speed at which the snowmobile was travelling prior to the Jan. 5 accident might never be known.聽                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                              Folz provided tips to aid in avoiding snowmobile tragedies;- Night time riding  Ilib It s eerily quiet : Mayor John Tory leaves self-isolation 鈥?to find a changed Toronto
 Ontario hospital officials have plans in place to postpone elective surgeries, reopen shuttered hospitals and draw on the provincial stockpile of ventilators in case there is a surge of critically ill patients with COVID-19 in stanley drinking cup  the province.The strategy, which includes rapidly increasing the number of available hospital beds across Ontario, will only be used as needed to protect the health-care system from being overwhelmed by very sick patients.Health officials in Ontario have watched the new coronavirus sweep through other parts of the world, straining those countries health systems.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        In China, the government has built more than a dozen new hospitals to treat patients with COVID-19, while in northern Italy, hospitals have run out of resources, including breathing machines, and are struggling to save all th stanley kubek ose with severe symptoms. On Thursday, Italy reported its death toll from COVID-19 had topped 1,000; less than three weeks ago the county had just nine cases of the coronavirus and no deaths.Kevin Smit stanley website h, President and CEO of Torontos University Health Network  UHN , said Ontario is preparing for the worst-case scenario but so far hasnt seen the need to increase capacity in hospitals. Currently, almost everyone in Canada diagnosed with COVID-19 is recovering at home, he said.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                  Our hope is we will continue to see that kind of recovery stra

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 Halton regional police supported the Acton FoodShare on Saturday, Aug. 24, with a Cram-a-Cruiser event.Acton residents donated 2,676 pounds of food, $343 in gift cards, and nearly $600 in cash donations over the course of the day.Donations were accepted at the Sobeys in Acton, with non-perishable items including peanut butter, jam, canne vaso stanley d pasta, small soup cans, tuna, cereal, crackers, cookies, juice, pudding cups, baked beans, pasta sauce, vegetable cans, mac and cheese, pancake mix, syrup, Mr. Noodles, instant coffee, and sugar being items that were most needed by the food share.                stanley deutschland ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The FoodShare exists to alleviate hunge stanley cups uk r and prevent malnutrition for individuals who are in need of temporary assistance.      Halton Hills councillors Mike Albano, and Clarke Somerville volunteered during the event.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW

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 TORONTO 鈥?Police have arrested three men after two violent robberies of massage parlours in Toronto.They allege three men invaded a home that operated as a massage parlour in the city   west end around 4:30 a.m. last Saturday.Police allege the men brandished handguns, stole cash and personal belongings and sexually assaulted a woman.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW           stanley nz                               They  stanley cup say on Sept. 4, two men barged into a different massage parlour at a home in the city   east end, allegedly forced a woman to the ground, assaulted her and stole cash.      Three Toronto-area men face robbery and other charges.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 All appeared in court last week.By The Canadian Pre stanley flask ss Aoju New restrictions now in place in Oakville for vaping, vaping businesses and cannabis
 Workers in Ontarios long-term care homes deserve additional personal protective equipment and a $4-an-hour raise for their crucial COVID-19 efforts, says Liberal Leader Steven Del Duca.Del Duca would also like to see thousands of foreign-trained health professionals be allowed to practise in Ontario because of the high demand for doctors and nurses during the pandemic.In a letter Monday to Premier Doug Ford, he praises the Progressive Conservative government for its efforts in containing the virus.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                         Thank you for  stanley france your actions on price gouging, supply chain management and limiting gatherings to no more than five people in Ontario. These are important measures. I know things are moving quickly and there are new developments every day,  the Liberal leader wrote. Yesterday, your government moved to suspend certain regulations under the Long-Ter stanley polska m Care Act, expanding the stanley cup  potential workforce in long-term care homes,  he said.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 That has raised safety concerns from nurses, personal support workers, and the elderly residents of those facilities.Del Duca urged the Tories to immediately  at the very least, double the budget for PPE  personal protective equipment  from $75 million to $150 million.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                         The changes made to the supply chain of PPE are very important,  he said, refe

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 Guelph police are continuing to investigate after a man in a wheelchair was hit by a car Tuesday morning.A news release issued by Guelph police Wednesday morning says a 56-year-old Guelph man was operating an electric wheelchair across the Edinburgh Road North and Willow Road intersection when he was hit by a black sedan operated by a 50-year-old Guelph woman.Police say the car then went off the road, hitting a cement retaining wall on the east side of Edinburgh.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The man was taken by ambulance to Guelph General Hospital with  stanley thermobecher several broken bones. The driver of the sedan was uninjured.      Police say several witnesses stayed at the scene and  pro stanley termosky v stanley tumbler ided very important information to police that has assisted in the investigation,  said the release.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Anyone that saw the collision and has not yet spoken with police is asked to call the Guelph Police Service traffic unit at 519-824-1212, ext. 7514. Pgot Mount Albert can bank on DUCA Credit Union filling TD void
 If you didn ;t have chance to catch up on all the latest headlines, here   a look back at what had people talking in and around Georgetown and Acton this week. To stay up to date with local headlines, sign up for our newsletter delivered to your inbox everyday, seven days a week.1  Beer and wine could be coming to this Georgetown 7-Eleven: https://theifp.ca/news-story/10332201-georgetown-s-newest-watering stanley cup spain -hole-might-be-just-around-the-corner/2  Georgetown man transforming his home: https://theifp.ca/news-story/10326146-what-s-going-on-here-georgetown-man-transforming-his-home/               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        3  School closures in Halton Hills: https://theifp.ca/news-story/10331565-live-now-school-closures-and-other-snowstorm-related-updates-for-oakville-and-burlington-along-with-milton-and-halton-hills/      4  What happened to the flu season in Halton  https://theifp.ca/news-story/10330465--unprecedented-why-the-flu-season-in-halton-has-almost-no-reported-cases/        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                              stanley cups uk     5  Digital copy of The IFP: https://theifp.ca/news-s stanley flasche tory/9873887-live-now-digital-copy-of-the-independent-and-free-press/

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 Toronto   top doctor is asking the province to lift a stay-at-home order and move the city to the strictest grey stanley thermoskannen  category of Ontario   pandemic restrictions system next week.The stay-at-home order that was imposed in January, with other measures that include the closure of non-essential retail, is set to expire Monday.Dr. Eileen De Villa, Toronto   medical officer of health, said Wednesday that lifting the order is reasonable but precautions still must be taken.   stanley cup              ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        While tstanley cup here are evident reasons for a change in status, there remain reasons or risks that underscore how moving back into grey status is and will be a delicate balance, she said.Moving to the grey category, which allows retailers to open at 25 per cent capacity, is better than placing the city in the second-strictest red category, which allows indoor restaurant dining and personal care services, she said.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Toronto Mayor John Tory said he believes moving to the grey category is the right approach.The cautious transition is the right way to go, all things considered, he said.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Tory said he hopes the approach will help ensure the city will not have to undergo another shutdown.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                     Hcpu Getting close to the highest category rating 5 : Will southern Ontario be blasted by monster Hurricane Milton, like it was with Beryl  Plus the latest Thanksgiving long weekend weather outlook
 The North Grenville Fire Service, along with the Merrickville Fire Department, were dispatched to the report of a barn fire on County Road 23 just outside of Burritts Rapids at 8:50 p.m. on Dec. 7.A press release from North Grenville Fire Chief John Okum stated that upon聽fire department arrival, heavy flames were visible from a barn building.Owners were home at the time of the fire but were not in the barn building when the fire broke out, stated the release. The building contained cattle and a dairy operation.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        A neighbour residing two doors down from the farm, Cheryl Pelton-Pretty, said she, her father and her boyfriend went to help bring cows out of the barn when they saw the flames. 822 stanley cup 0;The owner came out to feed the calves and saw smoke and some flames coming out of the milk house, she explained.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 The neighbour confirmed that with help, the farm owners were able to save more than 100 cattle, and that roughly 10 perished in the fire.Her family owned the farm previously and she said it is the second fire to have happened on the property in 25 years, as the first barn and milking parlour burned down there in 1994.               ARTICLE C stanley taza ONTINUES BELOW     stanley cup                                                                                                                                                                                   

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 VANCOUVER 鈥?A 29-year member of the Vancouver police department is facing several charges including sexual exploitation, sexual assault and obstructing justice.Vancouver Chief Const. Adam Palmer said Det. Const. James Fisher was arrested on Wednesday and c stanley thermos mug harged Thursday in a case that involved two victims, one of them a juvenile.The senior officer was a member of the force   counter exploitation team, which investigates prostitution and criminal exploitation.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Fisher was on active duty until the day of his arrest and did not know he was under investigation, Palmer said.It was necessary to keep him on active duty while the investigation unfolded while we gathered evidence. And we had safety plans in place to make sure nobody was in any danger whatsoever, he told a news conference.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Fisher has now been suspended, Palmer said.Fisher has been charged with three counts of sexual exploitation, and a singl stanley tazas e count each of sexual assault, breach of trust and obstructing justice.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Police say he was released on bail with conditions Thursday morning and is set to appear in court again in January.             stanley cup     ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                              Because of a publication ban, few details about the case can be released, Palme Kjzo LCBO workers vote 93 per cent in favour of strike
 They came to Queens Park looking for answers, but all they got was more uncertainty.After more than a year of waiting for the Ford government to reveal its plans to overhaul Ontarios welfare pro stanley cups gram for the disabled, people who rely on the program and their supporters went to Queens Park Tuesday seeking clarity.Instea stanley cup d, Ontarios minister for children, community and social services says the government still has not decided if it will restrict access stanley cup  to the Ontario Disability Support Program  ODSP .               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                         We are still continuing to review our social assistance programs,  Todd Smith told the Star, adding he could not commit to any time frame.  Theres a lot going on in the ministry, and we are reviewing how we deliver ODSP and how we deliver Ontario Works. Smith said his ministry is also reviewing last weeks auditor generals report, which raised questions about a 50-per-cent increase in the number of ODSP recipients over the past decade and a corresponding 75-per-cent jump in costs.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                  I think the auditor generals report shows we need to do something when it comes to ODSP in particular, and we made a commitment to do that,  Smith added.  We just want to make sure that we do the right thing thats going to have the best benefit for those who are receiving it. In November 2018, Smiths predecessor Lisa MacLeod announced plans to change the definition of

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 MONTGOMERY, Ala. 鈥?Alabama inmate Tommy Arthur 鈥?called the Houdini of death row by some after he got seven prior execution dates postponed 鈥?is scheduled to be put to death Thursday evening.Arthur, 75, was convicted in the 1982 murder-for-hire slaying of Troy Wicker. The twisting legal saga over the years has involved three trials, a jail escape and a lengthy court battle by Arthur   pro bono legal team challenging the humaneness of lethal injection.Arthur   lawyers have made a flurry of last-minute appeals, both in and out of court, seeking to halt Thursday   planned 6 p.m. CDT execution. They have called for additional DNA testing on the wig worn by the assailant and argued that the coughs and movements of an inmate executed in December show that midazolam 鈥?the opening sedative in Alabama   execution protocol 鈥?wouldn ;t properly anesthetize him before he   injected with drugs to stop his heart and lungs.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Speaking by telephone Monday from a south Alabama prison, Arthur acknowledged his hopes of gaining an eighth reprieve are diminishing. I ;m terrified, but there   nothing I can do. I ;ve got hope in my legal team, Arthur said in the interview.Al stanley trinkflaschen abama Attorney General Steve Marshall called Arthur   case an egregious example of how a convicted murderer can manipulate the legal system to avo stanley mugg id j stanley cup becher ustice. 8221 Wvin City centres lag in business recovery: CFIB
 Electricity consumers across the province are being offered a new billing choice as the cost of electricity increases for Ontario households.On Tuesday  Oct. 13 , the Ontario Energy Board  OEB  announced new electricity prices for households and small businesses across Ontario.The option of choosing updated time-of-use  TOU  rates, versus a new tiered-rate billing option, will be available to both residen botella stanley tial and non-residential customers starting next month.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW               stanley cup                           Orangeville Hydro president Rob Koekkoek says customers can make their choice by calling, emailing, writing or through an its Customer Connect portal account, an option scheduled to be made available on the utilitys website in a couple of weeks.There is no deadline to make the switch. Customers also have the flexibility to request a switch back at any time.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                  Customers are not locked into their decision. Customers can switch back and forth any month that they would like. Customers will remain on time-of-use rates as a default,  Koekkoek said.To switch to tiered pricing, Hydro One customers can fill out a form at hydroone/customerchoice. The utility has provided a calculator on its website to help customers choose which pricing plan best suits their lifestyle.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                      stanley cups uk     Our research shows most customers believe they sh

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 鈥嬧€婰anrick Bennett Jr. was midride when he realized something was off.The 46-year-old had recently recovered from COVID and thought he was up for getting back on two wheels, picking up food near Little Italy to deliver to vulnerable people as part of a volunteer organization called Bike Brigade.Now he was  huffing and puffing  and had to stop at his nearby office to rest.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                         I could feel the tightness in my chest, and I was just like, this is not good,  rec stanley cup alls Bennett, who used to easily do marathon trips of 50 kilometres.Hes quick to point out hes much better off than people dealing with severe long COVID. Its a pretty big difference from his baseline, though, as a healthy year-round cyclist, still managing fatigue and ongoing breathing issues when exercising, coming up on three months from his infection around Valentines Day. Its a kind of limbo of lingering symptoms that hes not alone in facing.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 More Canadians than ever before have now had COVID, and while most get back on their fe stanley thermobecher et quickly  especially if they stanley thermoskannen re vaccinated  an unknown number are struggling with ongoing issues, from shortness of breath to brain fog.Some are debilitated, while others, like Bennett, are functioning but left wondering when, if ever, they will feel back to normal. There are a lot of unknowns when it comes to long COVID after Omicron and the subvariant BA.2,  Vldw Man was 100 km/h over limit, police allege
 The County of Simcoe has charged ahead of other municipalities in the 2018 curbside battery collection drive.This year, more than one million batteries 鈥?a total of 25,750 kilograms 鈥?were diverted from landfill.Compared to municipalities with significantly more households, the runner-up municipality collected 17,620 kg of batteries, 31.6 per cent less than Simcoe County.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        While some municipalities hold battery collections twice a year, only one municipality collected more kilograms of batteries, but even then, it only outperformed Simcoe County by 2,000 kg.      After four years, the county has collected and disposed of an estimated 4.3 million batteries from the program.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Prior to the program, audits showed that the average household in Simcoe County inappropriately disposed of 0.633 kg of batteries as of 2012; in 2018, that figure was reduced to 0 botella stanley . stanley cup 46 stanley cup 1 kg per household annually.

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 WASHINGTON 鈥?Much attention was paid to a recent poll that suggested Republicans no longer trust the FBI 鈥?as it investigates President Donald Trump   Russia ties, the federal police force is now viewed favourably by just 38 per cent of voters of the traditional law-and-order party.Much less attention was paid to an important subset of Republicans: the undecideds.In that same survey, 33 per cent of Republican respondents expressed  ;a little ; ; confidence in the FBI to investigate Trump-Russia matters, more than the 27 per cent of Republicans in that same Axios survey whose confidence measured a great deal or a lot.               ARTICL stanley termosy E CONTINUES BELOW                                        Those findings are consistent with another poll this week for Politico. A sizable minority of Republicans there wanted an investigation 鈥?40 per cent wanted Trump to testify, 25 per cent thought the probe was being handled very or somewhat fairly, and another 24 per cent weren ;t sure.The fence-sitters are now being pulled in separate directions. Where they land could decide whether Trump   presidency weathers the Russia affair.  stanley hrnek        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 On one side, there   the Russia scandal covered by most of the mainstream media.It involves 鈥?deep breath 鈥?Trump stanley cup    business ties to Russian money-launderers; his refusal to release tax returns; his foreign-policy adviser i Qlkm CMHC lists mortgage deferral requests by industry
 When Anna Pires looks at the architectural renderings of the million-dollar townhouses that promise to be  the best of all worlds,  she gets frustrated.The company behind the yet-to-be-built Boss Luxury Towns in Oak Ridges is the same one that cancelled purchase agreements with Pires and dozens of other hopeful homeowners after a de stanley cup velopment in Richmond Hill failed.Six years after Ideal Developments and its affiliated companies collected as much as $200,000 per deposit, the units were never built and the spurned buyers were tossed ba stanley cup ck into a feverish housing market that has passed some of them by.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                         I wish they would have built our homes instead, rather than cancelling one project and moving onto another. It broke my heart,  Pires said.Over the last 10 years, Ideal has sold more than 600 pre-construction condo units or townhouses across the GTA that have ended up cancelled 鈥?more than the company has built.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Now, as dozens of buyers are taking Ideal to court, the developer 鈥?who has high-end cars and lives in a Markham mansion 鈥?is promoting three new pre-construction developments, including Bo stanley cup spain ss Luxury, where buyers will get  style and substance redefined  starting at $1.2 million. How could this be allowed   said Pires, who in September 2016 bought a pre-construction stacked townhouse in Ideals Modern Manors development in Richmond Hill.