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 WATERLOO 鈥?Racist graffiti found along the Spurline Trail are part of a number of aggressive and troubling behaviours that have been directed toward the Land Back Camp in Kitcheners Victoria Park, say Indigenous activists.On Saturday, Kitchener resident Justin Estoesta Williams took to Twitter with photos of the graffiti, calling the culprit a  cowardly racist with a Sharpie.  Estoesta Williams saw the graffiti around 11 a.m. when he was walking along the trail.The graffiti is directed toward the Land Back Camp with the words  Take Back Victoria Park.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Profane language w stanley cup as also used toward the Black Lives Matter movement.Amy Smoke, a co-founder and organizer of the Land Back Camp, which occupies stanley cup nz  a part of the park, saw the images of graffiti posted on social media and said they were  disgusting and also terrifying.         ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                  It should be treated like an act of terrorism and only goes to show how deeply entrenched in white supremacy this region is,  she said. We are peacefully occupying our own lands and this incenses the entitled and privileged white folks just by our mere presence on a small corner of the park.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The Land Back Camp was stanley cup  set up by Indigenous activists more than 100 days ago to advance reconciliation actions.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW           Xofl American Airlines suspends service to Venezuela indefinitely
 OTTAWA 鈥?A Halifax-based charity is expressing confusion and frustration as it looks likely to have to foot the bill for nine students that it says were hired through the federal volunteer program at the centre of the WE affair.That is because the Liberal government contends no students actually started their placements before WE Charity backed out of running the Canada Student Services Grant amid controversy about its ties to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and his family.Souls Harbour Rescue Mission CEO Michelle Porter says that isn ;t true and her organization brought the students in during the brief period, about a week at the end of June, when WE Charity was running the Canada Student Service Grant for the federal government.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Students participating in the grant program had been promised they would receive up to $5,000 toward the cost of their post-secondary educa botella stanley tions depending on how many hours they volunteered. 82 stanley mug 20;There was a formal process and we followed it, Porter said Tuesday. An stanley mugs d we have confirmations in our email saying you ;re approved for 15 positions. ... The students then applied on their own. They picked us and they contacted us.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 The nine students have been working in the Souls Harbour thrift store, which helps fund a meal program for local families in need. Porter said they have been crit

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 While its nearly been a year since cannabis was legalized in Canada, few cannabis-adjacent products have reached the market.But Kathleen Greb, a Halton Hills entrepreneur, is looking to change that with her new business CannTerp. Terpenes are what make things smell, in essence,  Greb said.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        While the term, terpenes, has gained more recognition since the legalization of cannabis, theyre found everywhere.Scientifically speaking, a terpene is an organic, aromati stanley cup c, molecule found in spices, fruits, trees, and flowers, and beyond.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                  In cannabis, its a major distinction between strains and how they make you feel,  Greb said.Greb started CannTerp after seeing stanley isolierkanne  how different strains of medical cannabis drastically affect her husband, a sufferer of chronic pain who was among the first people in Canada to receive a licence for medical cannabis.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Grebs three  stanley termosky product lines  BudBooster, BongBooster, and AirBooster  are terpene isolates, two of which, are marketed as infusions for cannabis.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                              The BudBooster product, are pearls that infuse dried cannabis flower with terpene blends that include limonene, myrcene, terpinolene, and more. Im a fan of essential oils,  Greb said, Rfot Poor visibilities   : Environment Canada calling for up to 10 cm of snow in Oakville and Burlington as well as Milton and Halton Hills
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 A section of 16 Mile Creek may see a lot more foot traffic if a concept for a raised boardwalk gains traction.In the Oakville Lakeside Residents Association spring newsletter, the groups president George Niblock wrote an article about a Lower 16 Mile Creek Boardwalk and how the associations board was making inquiries regarding its feasibility. When the town looks at park space allotment for the various quadrants of Oakville, the 16 Mile Creek counts toward the total for southeast Oakville. Yet we only really have very limited access to it, and then only when the weather cooperates,  wrote Niblock in the article.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        He envisions a raised boardwalk with multiple access points that would traverse two long islands on the west side of the creek from Cornwall Road to Navy Flats Park.He noted access points with stairs down to the raised stanley termoska  boardwalk and bridges to cross stanley cup  the creek could be set up at four locations:        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 鈥?The Old Mill Parkette at Cornwall and Trafalgar Road鈥?North/South Forster Park Drive/River stanley canada  Side Drive on the west side of the creek               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        鈥?Dunn Street between Trafalgar Road and Randall Street                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                              鈥?Navy Flats Park by the Burloak Canoe Club. The Lower 16 Mile Creek Boardwalk would create a  Fmix Five things to watch for in Canadian business
 The regions of the province with the highest prevalence of COVID-19 cases are not testing as widely as ones with less spread of the stanley cup  disease, according to a study released this week by ICES.Peel Region, Toronto and York Region, which are among the places where the virus is most prevalent, were in the middle of the pack when it came to per capita testing rates; they ranked 15th, 16th and 17th, respectively, in a list of 34 health units.Ottawa, which has the th stanley cup ird  stanley cup highest number of deaths in the province, ranked 26th.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The study by ICES  formerly the Institute for Clinical Evaluative Sciences , an independent, non-profit research organization, is the first to look at a number of factors related to testing in Ontario, including the per capita rate, which was difficult to gauge after the provincial government changed the way it reported the data last month.Until then, the Ministry of Health had been publicly reporting the total number of patients tested for the virus, but it then changed its reports to show the number of samples tested per day. Because more than one sample is taken from some patients, this made it impossible to calculate a per capita rate. The ICES study looked at provincial data that was not publicly available.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                  In places where there was less testing, we werent finding the cases, and, of course, transmission was happening unde

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 GRAVENHURST 鈥?The plan to add pickleball lines to the tennis courts at Gull Lake Rotary Park has been quashed.Instead, a group of pickleball enthusiasts are pushing for the addition of multiple pickleball-specific courts. If we had the right facility and the right advertising, we could flood it,  said Bob Covey, during a deputation to council on May 16.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        He noted the fast rising popularity of the sport, which he said has a stronghold in Muskoka because of the high number of seasonal residents partaking in pickleball in the south.Covey said, as a snowbird himself, he spends six months of the year in The Villages, a retirement community in Florida, which he says is dubbed the pickleball capital of the world because it is home to hundreds of courts and thousands of players.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 During the March 1 budget deliberation meeting, a request was granted for funding to paint pi stanley quencher ckleball lines on two of the tennis courts at Rotary Gull Lake Park.In a staff report presented to council on May 16, staff revealed the plan was not well received by pickleball players and recommended the previous  stanley cup resolution be rescinded, which council later voted in favour of.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        According to fello stanley cup price w pickleball player Brian Tilson, who presented alongside Covey on May 16, the current group of players uses th Awmz Experts predict a safer future for drivers
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 The upcoming solar eclipse on April 8, 2024 will offer residents of southern Ontario a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to personally witness this  cosmic ballet   to quote the late Leonard Nimoy from his appearance on  The Simpsons   in all of its glory. After all, Ontario wont be in the path of another total solar eclipse until Oct. 26, 2144.Given the rarity of the spectacle, you might be tempted to capture a few images of this celestial p stanley mug henomenon on your cellphones camera 鈥?especially if you happen to be in an area at, or near, totality during the event 鈥?but if we know looking directly at the sun is hazardous for our eyes is it safe for your devices image sensor Is it safe to photograph the solar eclipse with my smartphone                ARTICLE C stanley tumbler ONTINUES BELOW                                        A seemingly simple question, with a seemingly complicated answer. Two of the largest smartphone manufacturers 鈥?Apple and Samsung 鈥?didnt answer our questions on this subject and theres a lot of conflicting information available online. Some sources say snapping a few shots of the eclipse is fine, while others suggest doing so will leave you with a damaged cellphone camera and a  neat  story about how you wrecked your phones image sensor trying to photograph the 2024 eclipse.That said, stanley travel mug  NASAs 2024 eclipse websites FAQ section directs questions regarding the eclipse and smartphone photography to the American Astronomical Societys page which says that you can take photographs of t Fdai Deadline extended to help restore Harvey-damaged La Nina
 TORONTO 鈥?Manulife Financial Inc. 8216  chief executive says COVID-19 had a  8220 ignificant impact on the company   second-quarter performance, but he   confident it will bounce back.Roy Gori told analysts Thursday that the pandemic negatively impacted sales and investments generated lower-than-expected returns as several countries the Toronto-based insurer operates in shut down to stop the spread of the novel coronavirus.The coronavirus continues to disrupt economies and capital markets worldwide, Gori said in pre-taped remarks that opened the company   quarterly call.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                           stanley polska               Our operating cond stanley quencher itions during the quarter were understandably effected.His remarks come a day after Manulife said COVID-19 hampered the company   second quarter to the point where its net income dropped to half of what it was during the same period last year.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 The insurer said its net income attributable to shareholders for the period ended June 30 was $727 million, just under half of the $1.47 billion it earned in the second quarter of 2019.Manulife   diluted earnings per common share reached 35 cents for the period, a fall from 73 cents a year ago but more than the eight cents per share analysts had expected.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                              stanley website            The quarter, how

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 Watch Ontario Premier Doug Fords daily news conference on COVID-19 and the governments response to the coronavirus pandemic.In a news conference at Queens Park stanley cup , Ontario Premier Doug Ford and Health Minister Christine Elliott provide an update on their governments response to the ongoing COVID-19  coronavirus  outbreak. They are joined by Dr. David Williams  Ontarios chief medical officer of health , Matthew Anderson  the president and CEO of Ontario Health , and Dr. Dirk Huyer  Ontarios chief coroner and executive lead, COVID-19 Testing Approach . The update comes as the province is reporting 732 new cases of COVID-19.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        At a news conference on Parliament Hill, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau provides an update on the federal governments response to the COVID-19  c stanley cup becher oronavirus disease  pandemic. The prime minister is joined by federal ministers Dominic LeBlanc  intergovernmental affairs  and M茅lanie Joly  economic development and official languages  and by Dr. Theresa Tam, Canadas chief public health officer, and Dr. Howard Njoo, the deputy chief public health officer.      stanley website          ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW

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 An Orangeville woman who makes quilts for Dufferin Countys war veterans is fighting a battle of her own.In early November, Judy MacLeod, founder of the Quilts of Valour 鈥?Dufferin chapter, received a not kubki stanley ice from her landlord about the Gammill long arm sewing machine she has been using inside her First Avenue apartment.Through one of its subsidiaries, the buildings owner, Cachet Property Management, has advised MacLeod that she must remove the machine from her apartment by Dec. 7, or face eviction pro stanley cup ceedings.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                         Im going to fight it any way I can,  MacLeod charged.  Sewing machines have been in homes since the late 1800s. Youre not going to change it. When contacted by the Banner, Cachet president Steven Ordanis explained this isnt any ordinary sewing machine. He argued the seven-by-12-foot machine poses a t stanley taza hreat to the structural integrity of the apartment building.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                  Thats my concern. Thats our only concern,  Ordanis said.  It is a wood-structured building. Weve seen a window under her be affected by it. I just dont want the integrity of a building being compromised. MacLeod and Ordanis disagree on how much the machine weighs. Ordanis said the bill of lading MacLeod provided to him indicates it weighs 600 pounds. MacLeod has obtained an email from a mechanical engineer at Gammill explaining the table and machine head are a combined 368 pou Njee Cybersecurity agency warns of COVID-19 threats
 Despite indoor dining being shut down in many parts of Ontario for a month, COVID-19 cases have continued to rise.Could that mean restaurants and bars werent the hot spots many said they were Epidemiologists say its not that simple.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Many in the restaurant industry feel they have been  scapegoated  for the actions of a handful of bars and restaurants that werent following COVID-19 guidelines.James Rilett, Restaurants Canadas vice-president for Central Canada is one of them.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                  Its even clearer now that  closing indoor dining  was not a necessary measure,  Rilett said.  If restaurants were a part of the problem then the problem would have, should have gone down. Ontario restaurateurs welcome the return to indoor dining, said Rilett, adding many of the additional restrictions under the provinces new colour-coded system are  stanley cups already widespread.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        John Sinopoli, co-founder and executive chef of Ascari Hospitality Group and co-founder of SaveHospitalityCA, agrees that restaurants, as well as gyms stanley france , have b stanley cup een unfairly targeted by the province in terms of closures and restrictions when other industries have contributed as much, if not more, to the spread of COVID-19 in Ontario.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                              Sinopoli feels t

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 For a person grappling with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder  PTSD , it can help to have an opponent.Thats been the experience of Graham Bettes, a veteran and 29-year member of the Peel Regional Police who now runs a jiu-jitsu program in Niagara for veterans, first responders and any other oath-taker, like himself, who is dealing with PTSD. Ive seen positive changes in people,  the Niagara-on-the-Lake resident said as bodies slapped against the mats of Evolve MMA, the St. Cat vaso stanley harines gym that hosts his program.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        It teaches goal setting and attainment and control over breathing while building confidence and a sense of community. Then theres the adversity of the training, he said. It induces stress but then provides immediate relief. PTSD is essentially the body thinking its going to be in a fight, so I give it a fight every day 鈥?that seems to work.         ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Although diagnosed in 2012, Bettes has been dealing with PTSD for decades, the genesis of which he attributes to an incident that occurred while he was deployed overseas in 1989 and 1990.He put on a blue uniform just months after returning home and, like most first responders, endured years of exposure to multiple types of trauma.   stanley cup              ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        It was the calls involving children that he said ultimately knocked stanley cups  him off the road 鈥?one w

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 A few hundred Western University students lined up on campus Monday to get tested for COVID-19 after five students living off campus tested positive for the disease over the weekend.A spokeswoman said the school in London, Ont., is using harm reduction education to help students understand the risks involved with large gatherings and not following physical distancing and mask-wearing rules.We want our students to make wise choices, to take care of themselves, to take care of each other and to take care of our co stanley flask mmunity, said Jennifer Massey, the associate vice president of student experience at the school.   gourde stanley              ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        She said the school is emphasizing to students that limiting the spread of COVID-19 is a shared responsibility that can be done by following the rules.Picture 10 best friends and make sure those are the people you ;re spending time with, Massey said.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 The Middlesex-London Health Unit declared a community outbreak over the weekend. It said it e stanley botella xpected the number of cases to rise given the number of contacts those students had in recent days.While the students who have tested positive all live in the community and have not attended classes or activities on campus, they have had a number of interactions at downtown bars and restaurants, and with students in neighbouring housing units, the healt Ueux Defence raises  exceptional coincidence  of evidence from witness at Burlington human trafficking trial
 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.2 p.m. The World Travel and Tourism Council says the sector will come within sight of pre-pandemic levels of activity in Canada this year, but wont match 2019 numbers until next year as bottled-up demand is uncorked acros stanley cup s the globe.The international trade group forecasts that travel and tourisms economic output in Canada will reach $138 billion in 2022, 88 per cent of pre-pandemic figures.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        That number is estimated  stanley quencher to hit $157 billion in 2023, nearly on par with the $158.1 billion of 2019.Council chief executive Julia Simpson says businesses can finally breathe a sigh of relief as the sector recovers from two years of border restrictions and nosediving demand.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 1:35 p.m. Ontario is reporting 18 new deaths linked to COVID-19, after reporting 14 new deaths on Thursday.The province says there are 1,453 people hospitalized with the virus today, up slightly from 1,451 the previous day. The number of people in intensive care decreased slightly today to 168 from 175 the day bef stanley taza ore.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Health officials are also reporting 1,969 new infections detected by PCR testing, which is limited to certain groups. The scientific direc

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 VANCOUVER 鈥?The Liberal wave that swept British Columbia   Lower Mainland four years ago has been partly washed away, with the Conservatives snatching back multiple ridings while anger over the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion failed to secure the New Democrats any new seats.Justin Trudeau   Liberal party won a number of surprise seats in Metro Vancouver and the Fraser Valley in 2015, several of which switched back to long-standing Tory alliances in Monday   federal election. Ridings in Surrey, Richmond, Langley, Mission and Maple Ridge booted out Grits in favour of Conservatives.The results clipped the wings of the Liberal party, said Max Cameron, a political science professor at the University of British Columbia. Back in 2015, there were a lot of voters who were keen to end the  Stephen  Harper stanley cup spain  government and voted strategically. Many of those supporters have gone back to their roots.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The Conservatives won 17 seats in the province and the NDP and Liberals tied at 11 each. The Greens won two seats.In Burnaby North-Seymour, Liberal incumbent Terry Beech thwarted an atte stanley taza mpted political comeback by New Democrat Svend Robinson. The stanley cup  riding includes the terminus of the Trans Mountain pipeline, and while Beech voted against the expansion, his government   purchase of the project was considered a political liability for him.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELO

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 WASHINGTON 鈥?President Donald Trump tweeted early Wednesday that he is ordering a major investigation into voter fraud, revisiting unsubstantiated claims he   made repeatedly about a rigged voting system.The investigation, he said, will look at those registered to vote in more than one state, those who are illegal and...even, those registered to vote who are dead  and many for a long time .Depending on results, Trump tweeted, we will stren stanley isolierkanne gthen up voting procedures!           stanley thermobecher      ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Trump has been fixated on his loss of the popular vote in the election and a persistent frustration that the legitimacy of his presidency is being challenged by Democrats and the media, aides and associates say.His exaggerations about inauguration crowds and false assertions about illegal balloting have been distractions as advisers ; have tried to launch his presidency with a flurry of actions on the economy.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Trump   spokesman, Sean Spicer, has twice stepped into the fray himself, including on Tuesday, when he doubled down on Trump   false claim that he lost t stanley cup he popular vote because 3 million to 5 million people living in the U.S. illegally cast ballots.All 50 states and the District of Columbia have finalized their election results with no reports of the kind of widespread fraud that Trump is alleging.          Hqgy Etobicoke   s Tich defines modern Indian cuisine
 A generous community and some hardworking Guelph high school students have once again raised thousands of dollars for charity in John F. Ross Collegiate Vocational Institutes annual FROSTY fundraiser.The event, which stands for  Friendly Royals Offering Stuff to Yuletide,  involves a series of activities in the weeks leading up to the winter break me stanley cup ant to build school spirit and collect donations for various charitable organizations.After two years in which the pandemic changed the way the event was run, the school returned to running a  true FROSTY fundraising  this year, with students setting lofty goals for the event, a news release said.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW         stanley us                                  Royals proudly smashed their goals and collected 410 hampers for the Guelph Food Bank, thousands of items for the John F. Ross breakfast program and the Guelph Humane Society,  the release said.  They a stanley cup lso surpassed their monetary goal by $4,000, raising a grand total of $9000.00 for Hope House.       The event was spearheaded by teacher Chantale Zongor and her leadership class, including four students 鈥?Clara Blenkinsop, Melinda Kroes, Charlotte Wilke and Zoha Majidy 鈥?who worked on FROSTY as their culminating project.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 They also acknowledged the contributions of the entire school, as well as members of the community, including Mike the Mover, which donated a truck to help deliver hampers to the foo

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 More than 1,100 residents in York Region and Bradford West Gwillimbury provided financial support to Freedom Convoy, which shut down the nations capital and blocked trade across the border.聽YorkRegion did a deep dive into the data hacked from GiveSendGo, an American website, which revealed more than $150,000 came from local postal codes.聽We spoke with an expert on the topic 鈥?Brett Caraway, associate professor of internet studies at the University of Toronto 鈥撀燼nd he shared his insight:               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Who, generally speaking, donated Profiles of donors in Canada include highly paid lawyers, police officers, small business owners. To some degree, that is a reflection of the base of supporters for right-wing populist movements.聽        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                     stanley cup              Research from the U.S. stanley cup  shows the groundswell of support comes from blue- or pink-coloured workers, about two-thirds without a college degree.聽How did they get that way                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        There is a combination of distrust and naivete among these conservative groups and a tendency to look at something like COVID and s stanley cups uk ee it as completely over-hyped, or as some sort of biological weapon.聽                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                              This weird, counterfactual media ecosystem on the internet drives people to increasingly extreme positions

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 One struggles to imagine what hardships Ontario Education Minister Stephen Lecce endured in high school to make him willing to consider obliterating high school teachers, and perhaps teaching as a human concept rather than  online managing.  For teachers are invaluable, Lecce less so.A  confidential  government document just revealed by the Star shows that Premier Doug Fords government had been considering keeping two online courses optional in high school 鈥?its now mandatory 鈥?till 2024 when students would be allowed to earn diplomas entirely online.  Pause for the sound of cheering from sullen teenagers in the back row of class. Ontario Inc. would then sell its online credit courses for big money, presumably in the U.S. So far, one online school credit is mandatory in five states. They are Michigan, Florida, Virginia, Arkansas and Alabama. I rest my c stanley drinking cup ase. If my editor mandated three-paragraph columns,  stanley cup wed end right here.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The MPP for King-Vaughan is 33, which means his quest for vengeance 鈥?a standard teen movie plot ever since  Carrie  鈥?began relatively recently, and his online bio doesnt mention his education at all. This is odd. You cant shut up most politicians about their formative years as they hunt down the par stanley cup ental vote.Even odder is his untraceable and undated website photo, which shows him standing outdoors with a woman in front of 21 children saying  cheese please.  Are they relatives  P

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 TORONTO 鈥?While stabilizing oil prices helped Canadian equities break out of their doldrums in the second half of 2017, investors expecting the Toronto Stock Exchange to catch up with its outperforming global peers in the new year should instead anticipate more modest returns with the add-on stanley termoska  of greater market volatility.Despite being flat in the early part of the year and then posting some gains here in the back half of the year, the swings in equity prices on the SP/TSX composite index have been incredibly small by historical standards, said Craig Fehr, a Canadian markets strategist with Edward Jones. And so I think the first thing we can expect from the TSX is much bigger swings in stanley cup  prices, much more volatility on a daily and weekly basis.All that said, I think there   still more gas left in the tank  stanley cups uk for this bull market, he added, referencing the eight-plus years of global gains since the dark days of 2009 in the wake of the last recession. I think we can see positive returns again in 2018. I would expect them to be relatively muted so ... Canadian equities, domestic equities, still underperform international markets.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        After hitting a record high of 15,922.67 on Feb. 21, the TSX steadily declined to a low of 14,951.88 by Aug. 21, down 2.2 per cent on the year at the time. A resurgence in oil 鈥?which saw crude prices rally from a 2017 Ysem Hawaii Senate narrowly passes vacation rental tax bill
 BRAMPTON, Ont. 鈥?Loblaw Companies Ltd. says it has signed a deal to buy Lifemark Health Group for $845 million in cash.Lifemark, owned by Audax Private Equity, provides physiotherapy, massage therapy, occupational  stanley cupe therap stanley quencher y, chiropractic, mental health and other rehabilitation services.It has more than 300 clinics across Canada.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BE stanley puodelis LOW                                        Loblaw, which owns Shoppers Drug Mart, says the deal helps grow its business as a health-care service provider.The deal is subject to regulatory approvals and other customary closing conditions.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 It is expected to close in the second quarter of this year.This report by The Canadian Press was first published March 14, 2022.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Companies in this story:  TSX:L                 ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                              By The Canadian Press

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 A local harm reduction advocate is calling on Halton Region to provide fentanyl test kits to drug users in the hopes of preventing overdoses and deaths.Alexander Kinkade 鈥?founder of anti-OD.org 鈥?made the request during a recent regional council meeting, where he stressed the importance of taking steps to combat the local effects of opioids. Many people in the community that we know, care for and love are dying from overdoses at such a rate that we should not find acceptable,  he said, pointing to the 40 opioid-related deaths in Halton last year.  Id like test kits to be provided to users to ensure safe consumption because naloxone  vaso stanley kits, medical intervention and funerals are not needed when an issue can be prevented.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Kinkade, who experienced a personal loss due to an opioid overdose, explained the kits would allow users to test their own drugs for fentanyl 鈥?a deadly substance used by dealers to make things like heroin and cocaine stronger 鈥?and then decide  stanley tumbler whether to ingest the substance or not. People are going to use drugs or narcotics, whether theyre illegal or legal,  he said.  This  test kit  is a means of preventing death up un stanley vattenflaska til they reach out for help on their own.         ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 He said the kits, which usually cost $1 to $2, could be distributed through places such as pharmacies or needle exchange programs. I, for one, argue that a human l Wllm Groups file suit against Toronto over shelter situation
  stanley tumbler Kentucky Senate President Robert Stivers stops in FranklinSeptember 25, 2023 Michael Ridgeway, Share This StoryFacebookTwitteremailPrintLinkedinRedditFRANKLIN, Ky.  One notable politician visited Franklin toward the end of the week to peruse the county and how they ;ve developing the area.Robert Stivers came down to Franklin to speak to other people in the political space but also to check out the progress on the Trader Joe   warehouse currently being built off exit 6 in Franklin, and during his visit, News 40 was able to borrow the senator for some comments.News 40 asked Stivers a few questions to which he was happy to answer, including his forecast on the governor   race, Cameron   sudden change of perspective of Kentucky abortion law, schools implementing SB150 that impacts transgender students and what he expects from the upcoming session in 2024.Stivers told the station he thinks the race for governor will be close, within single digits. As far as school implementing SB150, he said it depends on the district because not everyone is tack stanley cups ling the issue the same way. When asked about the upcoming session, Stivers said it will be a very important one as they have some bills to reconcile in the financial space. The senator said you can have all the good ideas in the world but you need money to fall back on.And finally the station asked the most pressing question that everyone is buzzing about, abortion. Recently, Daniel  stanley mug Cameron, Rep