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 TORONTO 鈥?Three people were injured late Tuesday after a car drove into the group of pedestrians on a north end Toronto sidewalk in what police say appears to have been a deliberate a stanley cup ttack.Police say the vehicle jumped  stanley cup the curb and struck the pedestrians on a sidewalk at about 10:15 p.m. near Don Mills Road East and Sheppard Avenue East.Const. David Hopkinson says the car fled the scene before emergency crews arrived and left a trail of tire marks carved into the grass where it left the street and damaged a fence.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Det. Mattew Routh says police believe the group was targeted and that the driver and the victims know each other.      One person was taken to hospital with non-life-threatening injuries while the others were treated at the scene for minor injuries.  CP24         ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 By The Canadian Pre stanley cup ss Uzsp Body of missing girl, 14, found behind school
 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.7:30 p.m. Cardinal Thomas Collins, Archbishop of Toronto, is praisi stanley uk ng the Government of Ontario for increasing capacity limits for weddings, funerals, and religious services.As of Monday, March 15, weddings, funerals, and religious services, rites or ceremonies, will be permitted to allow for up to 15 per cent total occupancy indoors, or up to 50 people outdoors.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Said Collins in a statement:  This is a significant improvement from the hard cap of 10 people that has been in place for several months and it is a more balanced approach in light of the recently relaxed restrictions in other sectors.Stores have been allowed, by the province, to open at a quarter of their capacity.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                  A week ago, we lau stanley cups nched the A Place to Worship campaign, inviting the faithful to contact their Member of Provincial Parliament to ask for a fair and balanced approach to restrictions for places of worship,  wrote Collins.  More than 13,000 letters were written, with 80 per cent sent within 48 hours of the request. Earlier this week, a diverse group of faith leaders had the opportunity to meet virtually with Premier Ford, Minister Elliott and Dr. Williams to discuss stanley website  our concerns.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BE

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 Alex Tsirulnikov is concerned the new fee structure at the Elgin Mills Community Environmental Centre may result in more illegal dumping in Richmond Hill.The local resident put his concerns on paper in a letter addressed to York Region. He pointed out that he used to pay a $10 flat fee per car load of waste, and as of Jan. 1, there is a weight-based fee structure of $125 per metric tonne of garbage, wood, concrete, bricks and drywall. I had found even the original fee extremely counterproductive,  he wrote.  The new one is simply infuriating.                ARTICLE gourde stanley  CONTINUES BELOW                                        Tsirulnikov feels residents who are environmentally conscious and take the time to bring the garbage and waste to an environmental centre for proper disposal instead of dumping it illegally on the side of the road should be encouraged to keep doing so, not be faced with a fee for doing the responsible thing. So, not only are these homeowners h stanley cup it by higher local taxes without getting much more in return, they are also punished through their wallets for doing the right thing,  he added.  In what universe can this be seen as anything other than a brazen, unjust, environmentally irresponsible and morally reprehensible cash grab          ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Previously there wasnt a scale at the Elgin Mills Community Environmental Centre and residents bringing waste to the facility were charged a flat rate fee determined by th stanley cup e typ Glbc Quebec health director files police complaint
 A Toronto librarian recently vented on Twitter after opening a letter from Ontarios Ministry of the Attorney General telling her she is on a list for possible jury duty. During a damn pandemic is hardly a soothing development,  she wrote, adding in a followup tweet:  They should just Zoom them, or not have juries, it is a super-spreader e stanley cup vent just waiting to happen. Except, Canadas justice system has no intention of holding Zoom jury trials 鈥?or cancelling them.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        That means the Toronto librarian and thousands of others may soon find themselves called into an Ontario courthouse, reporting for jury duty amid the ongoing pandemic 鈥?a prospect thats left the legal community wondering how its all going to work. You have 12 people in close proximity together, brea stanley quencher thing in and out 鈥?its an unavoidably dangerous prospect,  said Toronto defence lawyer Christian Pearce, whose law office is in the citys east end.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 The justice system is under enormous pressure to get jury trials moving again after the COVID-19 pandemic all but shut Ontario courts down five months ago, further adding t stanley cup o the huge backlog of cases. Since March, most legal proceedings have been conducted remotely, either by telephone or video conference 鈥?though theyve been largely limited to bail hearings, guilty pleas and judge-alone trials.In early July, the Ontario Superior Court began

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 OTTAWA 鈥?Those struggling to keep a roof over their heads 鈥?whether looking to ease the burden of monthly rent payments or in desperate need of help to get of stanley mugg f the streets 鈥?will find out later this week how the Liberal government hopes to deal with Canada   ever-present shortage of affordable housing.The details of the national housing strategy remain a closely guarded secret, but sources with knowledge of the government   plan say it will outline a federal push to build more affordable housing, set up new fundi starbucks stanley cup ng programs for housing providers, and provide rental benefi stanley cup ts for those struggling in the private market.With the ranks of Canada   homeless on the rise and more households straining to stay sheltered, housing providers and advocates have high hopes that the strategy will help with housing affordability overall.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        It   something that I think more and more Canadians can relate to, said Tim Ross, director of strategic affairs with the Co-operative Housing Federation of Canada.Everyone is feeling the pinch.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Newly released data from the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corp. found that 1.7 million households were in core housing need in 2016, meaning they spent more than one-third of their before-tax income on housing that may be substandard or doesnt meet their needs.Outside Rgyd Niagara-on-the-Lake could halt skate park construction in Virgil
 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 available.7:30 p.m.: COVID-19 outbreaks in pockets around British Columbia have prompted health officials to shorten their recommended delay between vaccinations by three weeks.Provincial health officer Dr. Bonnie Henry announced the change Monday, saying reducing the interval from 49 days to 28 will help boost the level of community protection in areas of the province that are experiencing outbreaks.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Notices will be sent out to about 170,000 people in the coming days, asking them to book their second-dose appointment.The optimal time to wait for the second shot is six to 10 wee stanley website ks for stronger protection, but that must be balanced with the risk of getting COVID-19 during the interval, said Henry, adding those who aren ;t in risky jobs or in a current hot spot may want to wait longer than 28 days.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 5:15 p.m. Alberta Premier Jason Kenney says he remains confident in the provinces stanley quencher  decision to lift COVID-19 safety measures 鈥?despite growing concerns from physicians.The Alberta Medical Association section of pediatrics penned a letter today to K stanley termoska enney expressing grave concern in Albertas decision to eliminate COVID-19 testing, tracing and mandated isolation for positive cases on Aug. 16.         

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 Heres a look at traffic and weather this morning.TrafficNo major issues on the QEW, Highway 403 or Highway 401.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        WeatherEnvironment Canada warns theres a risk of freezing drizzle early this morning in Burlington and Oakville. Wind southwest stanley cups uk  30 km/h gusting to 50. High plus 4.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 https://weather.gc.ca/city/pages/on-79_metric_e.htmlRisk of free stanley thermoskannen zing drizzle early this morning in Halton Hills and Milton. Wind southwest 20 km/h gusting to 40. High p stanley mugs lus 3. Wind chill minus 7 this morning, according to Environment Canada.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        https://weather.gc.ca/city/pages/on-68_metric_e.html                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                              GO TransitElevator out of service at these GO stations: Aldershot, Bronte, and Oakville. Wpag Lindsay Court Docket: June 14 to June 20, 2019
 The supervisor appointed by the province to oversee the Peel District School Board has appointed a new director of education.Colleen Russell-Rawlins will take over as the Peel board  stanley taza   permanent interim director of education.Russell-Rawlins, who is currently an associate director of equity, well-being, early years and school improvement with the Toronto District School Board  TDSB , will assume the role on Aug. 5.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        We are confident that Ms. Russell-Rawlins possesses all the necessary attributes to move the Peel board forward, said supervisor Bruce Rodrigue stanley cup s.Russell-Rawlins will replace Peter Joshua, who Rodrigues removed shortly after the province appointed him as supervisor at the end of June.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Minister of Education Stephen Lecce appointed the supervisor to try to get the board on track and undertake the necessary actions to eliminate the practices and policies underpinning discrimination and inequities.Reports on the Peel board found  painful accounts of traumatic experiences in schools and school co stanley cups uk mmunities  and noted that Black students are suspended at higher rates 鈥?sometimes for things such as wearing a hoodie 鈥?and discouraged from taking academic courses or going to university.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        She brings with her a strong commitment to student l

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 Perth town council has given tentative approval to shut down the campground at Last Duel Park.Councils committee of the whole voted 5-1 to close it, with Coun. Leona Cameron voting against the measure.Council had voted last month for a reprieve of sorts, until February of 2020, to decide on the future of the park, but the decision now appears ready  stanley cup to be finalized at the next council meeting on Tuesday, Nov. 19.        stanley thermobecher         ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        A group of campers had come forward with several proposals that Shannon Baillon, community services director, looked at, including the creation of聽 31 new serviced camp sites, a dog park, play area, public parking, waterfront trail and a visitor and boat trailer park stanley cup ing area. They did an excellent job of coming up with another option,  said Baillon. But ultimately,  it comes down to cost ... we are all in or we are all out.         ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 There would have been approximately $170,000 in additional costs for all of the campers options like hydro and water service, excavation of 31 sites, and funds for 400 metres of new road.Apart from the additional camp sites, there were about $65,000 in costs associated with the other parts of the proposal like re-configuring existing campsites, road work and resurfacing the waterfront trail.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Another bone of contention was that these n Wjwf Police looking for witnesses to Brampton shooting
 Dufferin OPP is releasing images of a person believed to be responsible for a series of thefts at the Orangeville Walmart.Shortly after 2:30 p.m. on Monday  Oct. 26 , Dufferin OPP was called to investigate the stanley cup  theft of a vehicle from the Walmart parking lot on First Street.Police say a lone male is reported to have followed the victim into the store, waited for an opportunity and took her purse.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Following a brief altercation, the suspect was able to gain the keys from the purse, leave the store and steal her car out of the parking lot, police say.A similar incident occurring on Oct. 19 saw a thief allegedly swipe a wallet at the Orangeville Walmart before a successful purchase was made at Zehrs with the stolen cards just a few minutes later.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Dufferin OPP believes the stolen vehicle incident may be connected to previous theft incidents at Walmart, but police s stanley tumblers ay this is the first time it   been suggested that a suspect followed a victim  into  the store.Police have since released images of the man believed stanley cups  to be responsible for the thefts at Walmart, including the vehicle taken on Wednesday, Oct. 26.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                                        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                                                                                                         

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 Anticipation for one of Bradford West Gwillimburys newest industrial facilities to begin hiring seems to grow as each day goes by.MedReleaf, a well-known medical marijuana-growing facility and research laboratory, expects to hire 250 full-time and 100 part-time employees.MedReleaf CEO Neil Closner says the company has been receiving numerous inquiries regarding the upcoming job opportunities. Though Closner and his team are excited to expand here in BWG, they arent quite ready to begin hiring just yet.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW     stanley spain                                      We expect recruitment to start this spring.聽We will give everyone plenty of notice prior to the recruiting open house,  he assured.When ready to move forward, MedReleaf will submit postings to the Bradford Works Employment Centre, indeed and will stanley mug  also hold a recruiting open house right here in town.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Closners also encouraged interested applicants to regularly check their website, medreleaf.In addition, the town will post announcements in relation to any job postings.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Council recently approved a grant totalling more than $90,000 to go toward the development of the facility through the Industrial Areas Community Improvement Plan.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW         stanley cups                                       MedReleaf is located at 100 Reagens Industrial Pkwy., f Ejkw Chinese seek Canadian real estate for education
 Investigators with the York Regional Police are looking for a suspect who allegedly stole a trumpet from Cosmo Music in Richmond Hill.On Jan. 28, police were called to the store in the Leslie Street and Elgin Mills Road East area after receiving a report of a theft that had taken place weeks prior.聽Investigators learned that on Jan. 5, a man entered the store and stole a Bach 190 Series C trumpet and an effects pedal which are items valued at more than $5,000.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Images of the suspect obtained by video surveillance have been released by investigators who are appealing to the public for any information that may ass stanley spain ist them in indenting the suspect.聽Investigators have described the white male suspect as being 44 to 55-years-of-age, with grey hair. He was last seen wearing a grey coat, grey cap and carrying a black backpack.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Vice President of Cosmo Music, Rudi Brouwers, said thefts of instruments happen  very seldom  and that its thanks to their strong security measures stanley cup  they have in place.聽Security at the music shop has stayed the same, Brouwers said, and all instruments as always, are are on display and accessible to customers stanley cup  for a better experience.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                         He was one of the lucky ones,  Brouwers said, adding that,  he just happened to get by.                 ARTICLE CONTI

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 TORONTO 鈥?Canada   main stock index rose slightly to start the week even as oil future contracts plummeted on oversupply pressure.This is a historic day. Oil futures were negative for the first time ever, said Michael Currie, vice-president and investment adviser at TD Wealth.The May contract for North American benchmark West Texas intermediate oil, which expires Tuesday, was down US$55.90 at US$-37.63 per barrel.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The dramatic move was driven by oversupply c stanley bottles oncerns, as fully stocked airlines and refineries aren ;t necessarily looking for new oil deliveries.Basically, all the big buyers their tanks are full. Demand is way down. So they ;re sitting on a ton of inventory, he said in an interview.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 The June crude contract was in better shape but still decreased more than 18 per cent on the day, falling US$4.60 to US$20.43 per barrel.Crude oil prices hit their lowest level since 1986 and are down more than 80 per cent since the beginning of the year to levels below break-even that has forced Canadian producers to cut production.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Monday   decrease came despite a deal last week between OPEC and Russ stanley mug ia to slash production by 9.7 million barrels per day in a bid to offset some of stanley cup  the falling demand.                ARTICLE C Ofxp Knife pulled on man in downtown Peterborough, suspect arrested
 The staff at Lower Beverley Lake Park is working more than triple the time to keep up with the new coronavirus sanitization regulati stanley website ons.Park staff are spending 140 hours a week cleaning the washrooms these days 鈥?thats up from 40 hours per week last season.Rideau Lakes Township Coun. Joan Delaney, who sits on the Lower Beverley Lake Park board of directors, informed council at its July 6 meeting that she was shocked about the amount of cleaning that is now mandated for public washrooms.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Park manager William Morris said that is over and above what the housekeeping crew does on Saturdays with the changeover from week to week in the cottages. An extra person was hired for the Saturday cottage cleaning. The deep cleaning of the washrooms and showers is done at 6 a.m., then the stanley cup yre cleaned every two hours thereafter,  Morris said in a phone interview on July 14.  Normally, theyd botella stanley  be cleaned once in the morning, then refreshed in the evening. It was three times a day ... now its every two hours.         ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Morris said cottage rentals to American guests have been cancelled to the end of August now, and many have been rebooked into 2021.Ontario reaches Stage 3 of its reopening on Friday, July 17.聽 Morris said hes keeping up-to-date on what that means for the parks playground. Practising physical distancing, staying two metres apart, and wearing face covering

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 Two suspicious fires in less than one hour on Sunday morning in Erin are being investigated by Ontario Provincial Police, the Erin Fire Department and the Ontario Fire Marshals Office.Police said both buildings were believed to be vacant and there were no injuries reported. Damage values had not yet been assessed.At about 8:15 a.m. Sunday, OPP and Erin fire crews responded to a structure fire on Third Line, Erin. It was reported that an out building was seen with smoke coming from its roof.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Then, at about 9 a.m. they were called to a fire on Wellington Road 125, juststanley cup  south of Ospringe. An uninhabited home was engulfed in flame, and was completely destroyed.In February, there was a suspicious fire in a stack of 135 straw bales on Erins Third Line. It was considered the latest in a series of fires being investigated by police stanley thermoskannen  in Wellington, Guelph and Halton.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 There had been 14 fires in abandoned structures or vehicles, believed to have been deliberately set in the previous months in Centre Wellington, Guelph/Eramosa, Puslinch, Milton and the City of Guelph. By late April there were 18 unsolved fires in Wellington County.Anyone with any information on the fires stanley thermosflasche  is asked to contact Wellington County OPP at 1-888-310-1122.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Crime Stoppers Guelph Wellington has increase Nyws Business is a risk and everything is a risk : new tattoo studio opens in Wasaga
 W stanley quencher hether it be due to COVID-19 pandemic, a snap election, growing voter apathy, or a combination of all three, voter turnout was down significantly in all five of Bramptons federal electoral ridings in 2021 compared to 2019.According to Elections Canada, in total, just 54 per cent of the citys 378,243 registered voters cast a ballot on Sept. 20, compared to 62.79 per cent out of 392,059 registered voters in the 2019 election. Elections Canada did not include voters who registered at the polls on election day. 聽Among Bramptons five ridings, Brampton North saw the highest voter turnout in this stanley cups  years election at 56.1 per cent, with 42,654 out of 75,344 eligible voters hitting the polls. Brampton North also saw the highest turnout in 2019 with 65.19 per cent voting.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Brampton South was second with a 54.51 per cent turnout, followed by Brampton East  54.21 per cent , Brampton West  53.78 per cent  and Brampton Centre, trailing at 53.23 per cent.     stanley cup   Brampton East saw the biggest decline in participation compared to the last time Bramptonians took to the polls in 2019, seeing a more than 10 per cent drop after 65.11 per cent of voters cast a ballot two years ago.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Across the country, as of Sept. 23 鈥?votes were still being counted in some Canadian ridings 鈥?16,812,184 of 27,366,297 of those registered  61.43 per cent  voted in the 2021 election.T

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 WINNIPEG 鈥?A Star Trek fan who had to give up a personalized licence plate says the Manitoba government is acting like a villain on the science fiction series.Nick Troller is heading to court next month to try to regain his licence plate that bears the message ASIMIL8.It was confiscated in April by the Crown-owned Manitoba Public Insurance after two Indigenous people complained the word assimilate ; ; is offensive because of the long history of government assimilation policies.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        But Troller says his plate refers to the catchphrase you will be assimilated ; that is used on Star Trek: The Next Generation ; ; by aliens called the Borg, who absorb their en stanley thermosflasche emies into a hive-like collective.In an affidavit, Troller says he is being assimilated by the government bureaucracy and losing his freedom of expression.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 The irony of the rescission of my freedom of expression is no stanley cup price t lost on me: I have been assimilated by the bureaucratic machine. The individualized expression on the plate has been subsumed and erased, Troller   affidavit reads.Like the Borg, MPI is vastly more powerful than I. And like the Borg, it feels no need to explain stanley cup  itself to the people in its path when it suddenly reverses course.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW  Lbhf Women migrant numbers high in Thai construction
 Smiths Falls Police Service enters children wearing their helmets into a draw for the chance to win a new bicycle. This year 90 children under the age of 18 were stopped wearing their helmets and had a chance to win.JUST THE FACTSMembers of the Smiths Falls Police Service held their annual bicycle contest during the entire month of July. Officers were armed with Circle K Froster coupons to hand out to any child wearing a helmet stopped by an officer. The children were also given a  stanley mug coupon for the chance to win a new bicycle.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        On Aug. 14, bicycle winner Ha stanley cups ylee Stevenson, 6, picked up her brand new, sparkling blue, mountain bike from Smiths Falls Canadian Tire. She was entered into the contest during a bicycle rodeo at Rideau Child Care Centre where fellow bicycle winner, Sophie Rintoul, 6, was also attending. Rintoul picked up her new bicycle at Canadia stanley cup n Tire on Aug. 6.      Shortly after receiving her bike, Stevenson ran off to pick up a new helmet. Stevenson was away during the first bicycle presentation as she won a vacation from Chickadee Magazine for their 40th anniversary contest.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW

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 PICKERING 鈥?A busin stanley spain ess event promoting future economic development of Pickerings Highway 407 corridor is likely to be held in downtown Toronto this spring, as the city works with the Toronto and Region Board of Trade to attract multinational companies.Council approved a request Monday for prebudget approval of $60,000 plus HST to cover the fee for the events guest speaker, and will seek business sponsorship to help offset the cost. The Your City, Your Business luncheon will highlight the economic opportunities of Pickerings Highway 407 corridor, as Pickering works to attract up to five multinational companies and the creation of up to 2,000 jobs, while starting a shift in the prope stanley vaso rty tax base from residential to industrial and commercial. The idea is to get the message out about this corridor,  noted Ward 2 regional Coun. Bill McLean, who argued against holding the event in Torontos financial district.  Were promoting the City of Pickering and the best way to do that is hold the function in Pickering.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Chief administrative officer Tony Prevedel noted the city was  stanley mugs approached by the Toronto and Region Board of Trade, which offered to host and sponsor the event, covering the cost by charging a fee per table. The event will be the second Your City, Your Business event Pickering has held, and is tentatively set for April. Were very excited,  said Prevedel, who added development of Pickerings Highway 407  Sjoj S P/TSX composite index, loonie down
 Canadians will be heading to the polls Sept. 20 for a snap election, amid a fourth wave of COVID-19 and rising case numbers across the country.In a news conference announcing the early election on Aug. 15, Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau called this a  pivotal, consequential moment  and said  Canadians need to choose how we finish the fight against COVID-19. Heres where each party stands on hot-button COVID-19 issues:               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        MANDATORY VACCIN stanley kubek ATIONSLiberal: The Trudeau government recently announced that federal public servants and all employees and travellers in the federally regulated air, rail and marine transportation sectors will be required to get vaccinated. On Aug. 17, Trudeau said his government is  unequivocal that civil servants must be vaccinated   and that  if anyone doesn ;t have a legitimate medical reason for not getting fully vaccinated, or chooses to not get vaccinated, there will be consequences.         ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Conservative: Conservative Leader Erin O ;Toole has opposed the mandatory vaccinations. In a news release on Aug. 15, he said rapid testing of federal employees on a daily basis is a sufficient measure, and that unvaccinated Canadian pa stanley cup usa ssengers would need to show p stanley tumbler roof of a recent negative test, or pass a rapid test, to board planes, trains and ships.NDP: NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh has criticized Trudeaus lack of clarity on the co

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 Newmarket councillors are poised to ban pet stores selling cats and dogs other than those sourced from shelters and rescue centres.While the move is being praised by animal rights activists, a pet store owner is worried the ban will actually cause many customers to resort to buying their pets from online puppy mills. It  t stanley cup he proposed bylaw  is s exactly doing the opposite of what it was intended to do,  said Keith Burgess, the owner of Pet Paradise in the 404 Town Centre at Davis Drive and Leslie Street for almost 30 years.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        On June 15, councillors agreed at a committee meeting that pet stores wont be able to sell cats and dogs from breeders but will be able to adopt them out for a fee if they are from reputable shelters and rescues.Council is scheduled to make final decision on the proposed bylaw at its June 29 meeting. While councillors voted unanimously for the proposed bylaw at the c stanley cup ommittee meeting, some expressed reservations with the ban so concerns could be raised at the council meeting.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 The ban is a move many municipalities are embracing as animal advocates decry pet stores selling cats and dogs from  cruelty-based  large-scale breeders.Aurora resident and animal rights activist Rita Goverde applauded Newmarket c stanley cup ouncillors for taking a stand against the  atrocities  of breeding animals for profit.               ARTICLE CONTINUES B Qzia Police charge 4 in alleged theft ring
 ANCHORAGE, Alaska 鈥?R stanley cups esidents of Alaska   largest city can expect to hear increased jet noise again as the airport reroutes planes over the city during construction to a runaway.The north-south runway at the Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport will be closed for repairs starting Monday, the Anchorage Daily News reported .The airport is using its east-west runways for all flights, causing most planes to approach from over the water on the west side and take off to the east over the city. The planes normally takeoff over the water of the coastal city.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        We as the airport are going to do our best to mitigate the noise, said Jim Szczesniak, the airport   manager.The airport will work with airlines on ways to reduce the noise, including having pilots pull back on throttles when they are above the city, then going back to full power once at a higher altitude, Szczesniak said.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 The airport closed the runway last summer for renovations, leading some residents to complain about rattled homes and lack of sleep. The noise had jolted residents of the Hillside area, which was not accustomed to the aircraft sounds.The runaway needs pavement repairs and electrical work, Szczesniak said. The runway was last redon stanley website e 16 yea stanley spain rs ago. The project also includes widening the runway to make it able to accommodate larger aircraft.   

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 OTTAWA 鈥?These days, no roads lead to Rome for David Beasley.The  stanley flask executive director of the United Nations World Food Program made that clear on a trip to Ottawa this week, where he was trying to raise money, testify before Parliament, cut the ribbon on a new branch office, and thank Canadians for helping his agency feed the tens of millions of starving people in countries afflicted by war and natural disaster.Now, the novel coronavirus pandemic has complicated that task in ways Beasley never imagined when he moved to Rome to be the chief executive of one the UN   stanley tazas  flagship agencies.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The World Health Organization declared Italy and Iran new front-line countries in the battle to contain the virus that started in China and has spread across the globe, including to Canada.Italy   government on Tuesday ordered a national lockdown, stanley termosy  which includes shutting businesses and halting non-essential transportation. On Thursday, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau spoke with Italian Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte to express solidarity as his country struggles to contain a soaring death rate due to COVID-19.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Italy   containment policy forced the WFP to take unprecedented steps to simply keep doing its work. The food agency has mounted a massive telecommuting effort to keep ships, planes and trains delivering food to crisis zones in Syria, Iraq, Ntue Mississauga could change council wards ahead of 2022 elections
 Community organizations can now submit applications to the Halton Region Community Investment Fund  HRCIF  for 2024 funding.The HRCIF supports non-profit human service programs and initiatives that enhance the health, safety and well-being of Halton residents and is part of Haltons approach to community safety and well-being planning. Halton Region is investing $4 million per year in local non-profit organizations who provide vital services to vulnerable residents,  said Halton  stanley cup Regional Chair Gary Carr.  We have had great success through the Halton Region Community Investment Fund and we look forward to continuing this important work alongside our non-profit partners to enhance the health, safety and well-being of our community.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Funding is available in  stanley spain single- and multi-year grants in two categories:鈥?Category 1: Provides up to one year of funding, for a maximum of $30,000. Non-profit, charitable or unincorporated community organizations can apply for short-term, small capital and/or innovative projects.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 鈥?Category 2: Provides up to three years of funding to registered charities for programs and initiatives.Organizations that meet eligibility criteria may submit one application in each funding category. The application deadline for both categories is Thursday, Nov. 2 at 2 p.m.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                 stanley becher         

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 TORONTO 鈥?When Jasmine Williams first went freelance a few years ago, one of her biggest challenges was dealing with the inconsistency of her income.Williams, a 28-year-old content marketing consultant in Toronto, went from having a paycheque every two weeks to getting paid irregularly, sometimes at the start of a project and sometimes at the end. When I was just starting out, I didnt have bigger contracts. I was maybe doing an article here or there. Not knowing when youre getting paid can make it really tricky to budget. It was hard to know how much money Id have in the bank,  Williams said.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        For freelancers, gig workers and contract workers, it can be difficult to find a sense of financial stability when payments are irregular. Theres a lot of us in that field that kind of live the boom and bust life. You have a really good month and then when its a really low month, you eat [cheaper  stanley cup food] and often supplement from a cre stanley water bottle dit card or debt source,  said Chris Enns, a certified financial planner at Rags to Reasonable, who often serves clients with fluctuating income in creative industries.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 For workers without a steady paycheque, creating a budget can help eliminate some of that financial instability and help ensure that theyre not chasing down every piece of work or feeling guilty about every ce stanley cup nt spent, Enns said.When working with clients o Vtty Broadcasters, cable news clear schedules for Senate hearing
 BUDWEISER GARDENS, LONDON 鈥?Brady Lyle scored two goals leading the Owen Sound Attack to a 6-3 victory over the London Knights. Matthew Struthers added a goal and two assists for the Attack.The Attack led 1-0 at the  stanley france end of the first period on a goal by Kaleb Pearson.Owen Sound jumped ahead 5-2 in the second period led by two goals from Lyle, and goals from Deni Goure and Igor Chibrikov. Alec Regula and Ben Roger score botella stanley d for London.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The Attack held the lead in the third period. Struthers scored for the Attack while Nathan Dunkley scored for London.      On the power play, the Attack took advantage with three goals in five chances while the Knights scored once in four chances.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                         stanley website          The Stars of the game were: 1. Brady Lyle  Owen Sound , 2. Matthew Struthers  Owen Sound  and 3. Igor Chibrikov  Owen Sound .This article was generated using Wordsmith. Data was provided by the OHL via HockeyTech. To provide feedback on this article email: communities@metroland.

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 TORONTO 鈥?Ontario   premier suggests a rejection by the province   energy regulator for Hydro One   application to purchase the Orillia Power Distribution Corp. is a win for consumers that demonstrates the system is working.Hydro One had announced a deal to acquire the utility company for $41.3 million in 2016. The figure include stanley cups uk d the assumption of about $14.9 millio stanley cup n in OPDC debt.In its decision, the OEB said it applied a no harm test to assess the deal and was not satisfied that the test requirement had been met.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Hydro One had said the deal would result in a one per cent reduction in base delivery rates for Orillia Powers customers in years one to five and rate increases of less than the inflation rate in years six to 10.The utility also said the consolidation would result in ongoing cost savings of approximately $3.9 million per year and reduced capital costs of about $600,00 stanley cup 0 per year.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 The OEB said, however, that while it agreed that the deal would reasonably be expected to result in overall cost savings and operational efficiencies, they might not necessarily translate to lower rates for customers in the long run.Premier Kathleen Wynne said Friday that the decision shows how Ontario ratepayers are protected.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                         82 Hcgk Colourful dance party celebrates Holi in Mississauga
 Ontario health officials have confirmed two new positive cases of COVID-19 in Toronto.Health officials made the announcement late Sunday, March 8, which brings the total nu stanley canada mbe vaso stanley r of confirmed cases in the province to 31. Four people have recovered.A woman in her 60s tested positive for the COVID-19, also known as novel coronavirus, after visiting Scarborough Heath Networks General Site on March 7. She returned from France on March 2.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        A man in 60s also visited North York General Hospital on March 7 and tested positive for the virus. He returned from Washington, D.C. on March 3.      Both patients were evaluated and were sent home where they remain in self-isolation. Toronto Public Health is mo stanley flask nitoring their condition.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Ontario health officials will provide an update on the virus status in the province at 3 p.m. Monday, March 9 at Queens Park.

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 In an effort to mitigate multiple moves for some new Milton elementary school students, the Halton District School Board has developed a temporary redirection strategy for September 2022.The plan means that students within the boundary for Milton SW  12 elementary school, scheduled to open in 2023, will attend Milton SW  11 school beginning next fall when that school opens, i stanley kaffeebecher nstead of being dispersed among several schools.The redirection will remain in place until the new Milton  12 school is built. The board recently received approval from the Ministry of Education to begin construction.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                         In meantime we have 500 students that ar stanley vaso e potentially being housed in other schools in Milton as well as newcomers moving to what is known as the Milton  12 boundary. We are redirecting those students to go to Milton  11. So it will be a holding school and students will get to develop a sense of belonging and a sense of community,  commented Superintendent of Education Jacqueline Newton.Milton  11 is expected to open at 26 per cent capacity with slightly over 200 students while Milton  12 enrolment projections are 449 students; however, enrolments for both schools are expected to increase as housing development continues.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                               stanley cup     I think this is the best scenario in a not great scenario, putting the two schools together instead of spreading them all over the p Xyis Attention Muggles: Canada s biggest Harry Potter store is open in Pickering
 Back in May, Dr. Scott Halperin was feeling optimistic about Canadas first set of clinical trials for a potential coronavirus vaccine.Today, Halperin is disappointed and frustrated, as Chinas reluctance to approve the shipment of the candidate vaccine to Canada has set the search for a usable vaccine in this country back months.The trials had been set to take place at the Canadian Centre for Vaccinology  CCfV  at Dalhousie University in Halifax, where Halperin is the director.  stanley website The candidate vaccine could have been the first available for us stanley cup spain e in Canada, and one of the first few available worldwide.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The company Halperin had been collaborating with, CanSino Biologics, Inc., based in Tianjin, China, had already begun clinical trials on the candidate vaccine, with promising results, shortening the trial process for CCfV. When the trials were announced in May, messages came flooding in to the centre from people across Canada eager to volunteer as subjects.With all Health Canada approvals in place, CCfV only needed samples to begin its work.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW stanley vaso                                  But at a time of strained diplomatic relations between Canada and China, the latter has thus far withheld approval for CanSino to ship those samples. And with vaccine research moving at a breakneck pace, the National Research Council  NRC  鈥?which had a partnership with CanSino to develop the vaccine 鈥?has d