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 Muyu Lyu, an international student from China, says he has hardly left h stanley canada is apartment in Halifax since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic after hearing a racist remark directed at him on a city bus in late February.At the time, he was on his way to his internship in downtown Halifax when someone told him hes Asian, so he might have coronavirus and should get off the bus, he said.A visit to a grocery stor stanley termoska y last week w stanley thermobecher as his first in the last two and a half months. Before then, he said he was relying on grocery deliveries to his apartment, out of fear that other racist comments might come his way.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                         First, I dont want to go out in public because its not healthy, and second, I just feel its not safe, especially at night,  Lyu said.He said he knows other Asians in Nova Scotia who have faced stigma during the pandemic, including a few of his friends who were asked by a taxi driver about COVID-19 and their health.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 With a $28,000 grant from the Nova Scotia COVID-19 Health Research Coalition, Robert Huish, an associate professor of international development studies at Dalhousie University, is leading a research study examining the consequences and outcomes of such cultural stigma from COVID-19 ordinances in Nova Scotia, New Zealand and Australia. Stigma is an issue that is in part and parcel with quarantines, epidemics and pandemics dating back to  Bhnq Alberta boosts funding to Calgary vet program
 ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. 鈥?Growing up, Ben Masters worked on West Texas ranches along the border where he developed a love for the outdoors and wildlife. The experience eventually led him to study wildlife biology and to become a filmmaker.But his interests shifted after the election of President Donald Trump and Trump 821 stanley tumbler 7  insistence that the U.S. erect a wall along the e stanley cup ntire U.S.-Mexico border.Masters ; new documentary examining the diverse wildlife and landscape of the Rio Grande along the U.S.-Mexico border debuted this week at select theatres nationwide and on iTunes. The River and The Wall follows five people, including Masters, who take a 60-day journey along the Rio Grande from El Paso to Brownsville, Texas.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        They travel by foot, mountain bike, canoe and horseback to document the natural physical barriers that already exist along the 1,200-mile  1,931 kilometre  border. They also film wildlife and talk to U.S.-Mexico border residents who see the region as one and who oppose plans to build a wall in rural, isolated areas.Director Ben Masters said he got the idea for the film after getting frustrated over how the borde stanley quencher r region and the debate over immigration were being portrayed in media.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 A lot of things that have happened  in  my life have been near the border, Masters said. I wanted to go and se

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 The Linton brothers have passed the tool box to the Camp clan.It   a been a good ride, says David Linton of Linton   Service Centre.After 50 years of running the family-owned garage, David and his brother Dennis are retiring at the end of the month. Their father, Grant, bought the Lindsay Road garage in 1969.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        It has been a long 50 years, says Dennis, who   known across the country for his custom exhaust work.The garage, located at the intersection of Lindsay botella stanley  Road and Fife   Bay Road, will remain a family business run by Darren Camp. David said it was important that the buyers planned to carry on as a small family-owned operation.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 We had other offers but it was one that suited us and our customers, he explains.David says they can ;t thank their clientele enough. Many would leave their vehicles for days, despite the brothers insisting they were too busy to get the job done in a timely matter.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        I want you to do it and that   all there is too it. stanley kubek  You ;ll get to it when you can, customers often said, according to David.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                              Dennis says they ha stanley mugs rdly advertised but were able to build a good reputati Vowu Peace Naturals announces closure of Stayner cannabis growing operation
 A Georgetown business is being recognized as one of the companies with the top growth in the country for 2020.Terra Cotta Foods was among the top 400 Canadian businesses in terms of growth according to an annual list published by the Globe and Mail.While the list was dominated by tech and manufacturing businesses, a handful of food producers made the cut.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Terra Cotta Foods ranked at 395, with a three-year revenue g stanley water bottle rowth of 67 per cent. Our growth has been exponential,  said CEO of Terra Cotta Foods Jason Brass.  But the last three or four months of our fiscal year were impacted by COVID-19.     stanley flask      ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Had the pandemic not happened, Brass said he believed the company would have ranked much higher on the list. When the pandemic first hit, most people were panicking food-wise,  Brass said.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Consumers focused on buying pantry essentials in the early months of the pandemic, but slowly began returning to more normal shopping practices.                 stanley puodelis ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                              Prior to 2012, the company had solely focused on selling to schools and fundraising. The goal was to diversify,  Brass said.  To grow our school business and to put a business plan in place around that nucleus. Over the following years, Terra Cotta Foods Inc. began

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 Shop local, shop fresh.That is what the Rockton Agricultural Society is encouraging community members to do by coming out to the Rockton Farmers Market every Thursday from 3 until 7 p.m. starting Aug. 13.The market will feature 17 vendors from Flamborough, Cambridge and beyond who will offer anything from fresh produce to meat, honey, maple products, flowers and natural soaps. Vendors include Bee Sweet Nature Company, Stuffed, Pie in the Sky and Lion   Den Family Farm, among others.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                   stanley cup                        This is a true farm market so it is really promoting agriculture, said Katrina Wieczorek of the Rockton Agricultural Society. We really want to promote shopping local during these times, especially. Its important to keep our community engaged and keep the money within the community.      The outdoor event will follow provincial pandem stanley tumbler ic heal stanley cup th guidelines and there will be signs posted and volunteers to help guide visitors through their market experience.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 It is currently scheduled to run weekly until September 10. We are doing our very best to make it a safe shopping experience and we really hope that the community will support us with this and help us help our local farmers, said Wieczorek. Ncum House back Saturday to approve wage subsidy
 Lowes Canada is looking to fill more than 240 positions at its Lowes and RONA corporate stores in Halton and surrounding communities, as part of its major national spring hiring campaign with the goal of hiring more than 5,000 workers overall.The hiring event runs in hybrid mode from March 10 to 12, offering job seekers the opportunity to book an interview time slot in advance on itswebsite               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        or drop by the home improvement stores of choosing between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m.Theres also an opportunity to do a li stanley thermos ve video interview virtually or pre-record the first interview.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 The hiring stores are Lowes Burlington North at3270 Harrison Ct.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                         about 30 job vacancies , RONA Burlington at                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                       stanley shop         1830 Ironstone Dr. 15 vacancies , Lowes Milton at55 Ontario St. 30 vacancies , RONA Oakvil stanley cup le at399 Speers Rd. 8 vacancies , and RONA Oakville at               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        2311 Royal Windsor Dr. 12 vacancies  鈥?as well as stores in Ancaster, Brantford, Hamilton, and Waterdown.Available positions include receiving clerk, sales associate, night crew member, administrative support and merchandising roles. With the home improvement growth we have seen over the past tw

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 OTTAWA 鈥?A major global credit rating agency is issuing a new warning about federal debt that it says may become more difficult to tackle once the pandemic passes.Fitch Ratings downgraded Canada   triple-A credit rating in June, dropping the country to an AA+ ; ; rating ove stanley tazas r what it called the deterioration of Canada   public finances ; ; due to COVID-19.The decision came out before the Liberals released an updated outlook in early July for federal spending, which projected a deficit of $343.2 billion and a debt of over $1.2 trillion.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Those figures were before the Liberals promised last week to spend $37 billion to revamp income support programs for hard-hit workers.Fitch says in a note that gross government debt will be 120 per cent of economic output, which is  8220 ignificantly higher than the median for a double-A rating.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 The rat stanley thermobecher ings agency says it expects government spending to drop sharply starting in 2021, but the current growing deficit will make reining in spending and the debt more challenging over the medium-term.But it is also sending a signal about the political dynamics on Parliament Hill, with a looming speech from the throne that will outline a recovery plan that will require the Liberals to gain support from enough opposition  stanley thermobecher MPs to win a confidence vote, or plunge th Pblk Man sues elevator company over condo mishap
 OTTAW stanley cup A 鈥?A high-profile announcement by the Liberals this week that automotive giant General Motors would make 10 million medical masks omitted a detail that speaks to the long road ahead in Canada   fight against COVID-19.Those masks will be made over the next year.So too will much of the millions of gloves, gowns, and litres of hand sanitizer that are part of the federal government   bulk buy of crucial personal protective gear needed to help slow the spread of COVID-19.               ARTICLE CO botella stanley NTINUES BELOW                                        Though goods are being handed out as soon as they do arrive in Canada 鈥?42 plane loads to date, the government said this week 鈥?the reality is many of the orders being placed won ;t meet the demand created by the current outbreak of COVID-19.But the bigger issue is the next one.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 The analysis is that there is an unpredictability about the way in which the virus may spread in the coming months, said federal procurement minister Anita Anand in an interview with The Canadian Press this week.As a  stanley website result our approach has been to order supplies over and above the requests of the provinces and territories so that if there is a second wave and we do need ventilators, for example, we are prepared.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        At the outset of the pandemic   arrival in Canada, the is

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 OTTAWA 鈥?Parliament has been prorogued until Sept. 23, when there will be a speech from the throne. Here is what that means and what could come next.Word 鈥?The term comes through Middle English and Old French from a Latin root, prorogare, to prolong.Effect 鈥?Prorogation essentially ends a session of Parliament, allowing for a new beginning with a speech from the throne.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Legislation 鈥?At one time, prorogation killed all legislation before Parliament, but rule changes now provide that most bills can be revived in the new session at the same stage they were at when the previous session ended.Committees 鈥?Commi cups stanley ttees, including special and legislative committees, cease to exist. Membership on committees, except the membership of the Standing Committee on Procedure and House Affairs, is terminated and all chairs and vice-chairs no longer hold these positions.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Documents 鈥?No document may be tabled until the first day of a new session.Quote 鈥?Prorogation of a session brings to an end all proceedings before Parliament. With certain exceptions, unfinished business dies ; on the Order Paper and must be started anew in a subsequent session. 鈥?House of Commons Procedure and termo stanley  Practice, Third Edition, 2017.          starbucks stanley cup       ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Length 鈥?Prorogation can be as short as a few  Pgfc Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds rout Niagara IceDogs 10-1
 Organizing a large demonstration around the issue of climate change in the new reality of the coronavirus  stanley becher pandemic was a complex undertaking for the sixth global climate strike.This time in Berlin, participants confronted not only the COVID-19 regulations but also foul weather. People gathered in the rain on Friday, Sept. 25, filling the mile-and-a-half corridor between the Brandenburg Gate and the Victory Column, two iconic monuments in the heart of Germanys capital. G stanley cup rinding traffic to a halt, the demonstrators stretched across the street while maintaining the two-meter social distance to the best of their abilities.Berlins climate strikes have gained the reputation of enormous mass events. The demonstration, organized by Fridays for Future Berlin, was different this time. The 2020 motto was Kein Grad weiter  No degree further . According to IPCC, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, global warming of 1.5 degrees C above pre-industrial levels may lead to an irreversible chain reaction, threatening marine life, glaciers, the economy, and millions of lives due to extreme weather conditions. Fridays for Future activists demand political action to stop the downward spiral already underway.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                        stanley cup                  Instead of a single march, more than 20 smaller demonstrations led by Extinction Rebellion, Queers for Climate Justice and a plethora of other groups took place. On a stage at the Brandenburg Gate, activist

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 As Ontario moves to drop mandatory masking in public settings, wastewater surveillance levels across the province continue to show high, albeit stable, numbers of COVID-19 infections, but experts caution its too soon to see the impact of the recent lifting of public health measures.In the absence of widespread polymerase chain reaction  PCR  testing, wastewater surveillance is now Ontarios best early indicator in the tracking of COVID spread.At any other time of the pandemic, what wastewater surveilla gourde stanley nce currently shows would be alarming: an estimated 15,000 to 20,000 new infections a day, according to provincewide analysis by the Ontario COVID-19 Science Advisory Table. This is four times higher than where daily cases were at the height of the second wave last April, and around where they hit in late December, while the province was still doing widespread PCR testing.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                         We do not yet know what impact the last reopening step had on case numbers or changing peoples behaviour,  said Dr. Peter J眉ni, epidemiologist and scientific director of the  stanley cup science table.  If we want evidence-based decision making, we need to wait at least 10 more days before we could be confident that w stanley hrnek e know whats happening with COVID infections by looking at wastewater levels. In Toronto, the most recent data from Feb. 6 to March 7 shows COVID wastewater levels are rising in the Ashbridges Bay and Highland Creek plant catchment ar Diqb Online classroom offers free arts, cultural, historical events for Halton students
 Premier Doug Ford called out Hamilton for not doing enough to close illegal pot shops on the same day provincially sanctioned marijuana outlets failed to open on deadline in the city.Ford was asked about the slow rollout of legal pot stores at a news conference in Etobicoke April 1. Only 10 of 25 would-be operators selected by provincial lottery were ready to open by Monday   provincial deadline, the closest locally being RELM Cannabis in Burlington.  Two Hamilton outlets expect to open by the end of April. As part of his reply, Ford complained about the illegal marijuana market in the so-called Cannabis Capital of Ontario. My biggest frustration, to be very frank, is Hamilton, he said. Last time I checked, they had 50-some-odd pot stores out there. Who   doing anything about it                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Ford pointed to updated stanley mug  provincial law stanley tumbler s that give police broader powers to shut down illegal outlets and the courts the option of imposing higher fines on both operators and landlords 鈥?$250,000 for individuals and up to $1 million for corpo stanley cup rations.My question to local governments like Hamilton, why aren ;t you closing these pot shops down  he said, later adding: They ;re illegal. You want revenues   Close  them down and fine the landlords $1 million.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Hamilton Police Service say there a

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 FLORIDA, Mass. 鈥?Massachusetts State Police are investigating the theft of a pair of 305-pound, coin-operated, binocular-like devices that gave tourists spectacular views along the state   famous Mohawk Trail.The scenic viewers are mounted on metal posts that are often found at inspiring vistas.Police said Wednesday they think the bronze and cast iron  stanley termosar viewers were cut from their wooden platform next to the Eastern Summit gift shop in the town of Florida someti vaso stanley me between February 27 and March 7.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Police say the devices, manufactured by Tower Optical, are considered collectibles because so few are made.      Tourism officials say the views from the Eastern Summit extend 65 mil stanley water bottle es on a clear day.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 By The Associated Press Vkck Security to be upped at Winnipeg   s MTS Centre
 Halton police are calling the findings of a report on opioid-related deaths in Ontario during the pandemic  jarring,  noting those deaths went up 60 per cent compared to the same period in 2019.In a report released in May, the Ontario Drug Policy Research Network stanley cup   ODPRN  said that between March 17, 2020  when Ontario declared a state of emergency  and Dec. 31, 2020 there were 2,426 confirmed or suspected opioid-related deaths in Ontar stanley mugs io, significantly higher than the 1,517 deaths the year prior.The report found widespread increases in rates of opioid-related deaths across all regions of Ontario during the pandemic.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Toronto was hit hardest, when compared to the pre-pandemic time period, with 229 additional deaths.Halton police said this region was also impacted.        ARTICLE CONTINUES stanley spain  BELOW                                  We continue to be in the midst of a drug poisoning emergency,  said Jennifer Hartman, corporate communications, Halton Police. Last year, our officers attended 241 suspected opioid and non-opioid overdoses in the community, 38 of which, tragically, were fatal. This trend has not changed course in 2021. In fact, in the last 80 days, our officers have responded to 81 suspected overdoses. The community has lost 25 loved ones to substance use or misuse so far this year, and if trends continue, we have the potential to lose 65 lives by year-end.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW 

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 VANCOUVER 鈥?The unexplained deaths of two belugas at the Vancouver Aquarium last fall were a tipping point in the city   debate over cetacean captivity and helped lead to a historic vote to ban the practice, says a park board commissioner stanley cup .Sarah Kirby-Yung, a commissioner who previous cups stanley ly worked as the aquarium   spokeswoman, said after two nights of emotional hearings and thousands of public submissions it b stanley cups ecame clear that banning cetaceans at the aquarium was the will of Vancouverites.Our job is to listen to the public, she said Friday. This is an issue where public sentiment has been changing and, progressively, people have been feeling more and more uncomfortable.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The board voted unanimously Thursday night to ask staff to bring forward a bylaw amendment to prohibit the importation and display of live cetaceans in Vancouver parks. Staff will now consult with legal counsel and report back with an amendment by May 15.Cetacean captivity has been hotly debated in Vancouver for years, but the deaths of beluga Aurora and daughter Qila last November thrust the issue back into the spotlight. While the cause of the whales ; deaths just weeks apart is still not known, the aquarium said it hasn ;t ruled out a toxin in the water or a malicious action.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 The par Hhgy Update: Garbage truck trashes Thorold Tunnel
 A Guelph man released from prison in May 2020 is back in court, now facing 30 charges alleged to have happened in the last six months.聽And police warned it would likely happen.On May 8, the Guelph Police Service  GPS  issued a press release saying Michael French, 34, was being released from prison and planned to live in Guelph.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        At the time, they said French was at a high risk to reoff stanley flask end, informed the public of his release conditions, and asked people to keep an eye out for any wrongdoing or breach of the conditions.聽Since May, French has been charged with: 11 counts of failing to comply with a probation order, seven counts of theft under $5,000, three counts of failing to appear in court, two counts of robbery, break and enter/commit t stanley cups heft, possession of a  stanley mug controlled substance, assault with a weapon, carrying a concealed weapon, possession of a weapon for a dangerous purpose, mischief under $5,000, possession of stolen property, and taking a vehicle without consent.聽        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 He is currently being held in custody, and his Nov. 3 bail hearing was put over to Nov. 6, said court officials.Const. Kyle Grant, media representative with the Guelph police, said there are generally only two circumstances where GPS release the name of a person: when there   a possible risk to public safety, or聽when not releasing the name prevents the in

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 TORONTO 鈥?Ontario Premier Doug Ford says the hosts of a Brampton, Ont., house party that had upwards of 200 people in attendance over the weekend need to face the full extent of the law.Ford was asked about the party, which was broken up by Peel Region bylaw officers Saturday night, at a news conference Monday.He called the hosts and guests a bunch of yahoos.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Peel Regional Police said Sunday that partygoers were v gourde stanley iolating provincial emergency orders enacted because of the COVID-19 pandemic.The region remains in Stage 2 of the province   reopening plan, limiting gatherings to a maximum of 10 people with physical distancing in effect.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Ford said he would throw everything and the kitchen sink at the party hosts in terms of penalty, including a $100,000 fine under the province   Emergency Management and Civil Protection Act.Police said Sunday they didn ;t lay criminal charges, but a spokesperson for the City of Brampton said the organizer was issued a fine of $880 and would also be charged un stanley thermobecher der the public nuisance bylaw.  stanley cup               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Health minister Christine Elliott said it   completely irresponsible to throw a party with 200 people at this stage of the pandemic, saying it   important to abide b Hrac HAPPY TO REPORT: Missing Oakville teen found safe and sound
 CHEYENNE, Wyo. 鈥?A Delta flight has made an emergency landing in Wyoming after instruments detected a possible fire in the plane   cargo area.The Wyoming Tribune Eagle r stanley cup quencher eports that there were no injuries among the more than 200 passengers and crew Friday afternoon when a Delta Airbus A321 headed from Salt Lake City to Detroit landed at Cheyenne Regional Airport.Cheyenne Regional Airport director Tim Barth says the plane was cruising at about 35,000 feet  10,668 metres  around 3 p.m. Friday when pilots noticed rising temperatures in the cargo area.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        After th stanley flasche e plane landed and passeng stanley mug ers were evacuated, firefighters checked out the plane and found no fire. Passengers were allowed to re-board and retrieve belongings.      Barth says Delta was to bring in a replacement plane Friday night to resume the trip.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 ___Information from: Wyoming Tribune Eagle, http://wyomingnews               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        By The Associated Press

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 TUNIS, Tunisia 鈥?Hundreds of children fathered by the Islamic State   foreign fighters or brought to the self-proclaimed caliphate by their parents are now imprisoned or in limbo with nowhere to go, collateral victims as the militant group retreats and home countries hesitate to take them back.One young Tunisian orphan, Tamim Jaboudi, has been in a prison in Tripoli,  stanley cup Libya, for well over a  stanley termoska year. He passed his second birthday behind bars and is nearing another, turning 3 on April 30. His parents, both Tunisians who left home to join the Islamic State group, died in American airstrikes in Libya in February 2016, according to the child   grandfather, who is trying to win the child   return.Tamim now lives among two dozen Tunisian women and their children in Tripoli   Mitiga prison, raised by a woman who herself willingly joined the Islamic State group. The captives are under guard by a militia that tightly controls access to the group despite repeatedly claiming they have no interest in preventing their return home.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        What is this young child   sin that he is in jail with criminals  asked Faouzi Trabelsi, the boy   grandfather who has travelled twice to Libya to see the boy and twice returned home emptyhanded. If he grows up there, what kind of attitude will he have toward his hom stanley cup eland European governments and experts have documented at least Gars New e-waste drop boxes make it easier for Peel Region residents to recycle electronics
 DURHAM  Lakeridge Health is looking for donations of personal protective equipment from businesses and the public as the local hospitals implement policies to stretch the existing supply, including asking workers to wear some equipment for up to eight hours as they battle the COVID-19 pandemic. Theres a significant shortage of personal protective equipment not only in Ontario, its national and international. We all watch the news鈥?like other hospitals we are in short supply of some types of very important personal protective items so weve taken a number of measures to mitigate this,  said Dr. Tony Stone, chief of staff at Lakeridge Health.He said Lakeridge is follow stanley cup ing guidelines se stanley quencher t out by Public Health Ontario and the Public Health Agency of Canada.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                    stanley tumblers                      Staff caring for COVID-19 patients don surgical masks, visors, gloves and gowns and N95 masks are reserved for staff conducting aerosol-generating procedures such as intubation.Stone said that last week there was a large spike in PPE use by staff so over the weekend new protocols were put in place to conserve equipment.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 That includes guidelines on wearing masks, including N95 masks, for longer periods of time. Hospital workers were told they could wear N95 masks for eight hours as long as they didnt become soiled, torn or wet.Stone explains that as long as staff dont touch the masks,

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 A deeper look at the number of Canadians dying from all causes during the COVID-19 pandemic shows British Columbia, Alberta and Quebec suffered more than 2,200 excess deaths when compared to five-year historical maximums, vaso stanley  according to an updated Statistics Canada report released Friday.Excess deaths are defined by StatsCan as the number of deaths that are more than expected during a specific period of time when considering past trends. Fridays report covers the first 18 weeks of 2020, ending May 2, and  stanley cup covers 11 provinces and  stanley cup territories.Notably, Ontario 鈥?the second-hardest hit province behind Quebec, with more than 2,600 COVID-19 related deaths 鈥?was excluded from the report which compares mortality rates for all causes of death, including COVID-19. Yukon was not included in the report either.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        According to the updated StatsCan analysis, for 8 of the 11 reporting provinces and territories 鈥?Newfoundland and Labrador, Prince Edward Island, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Manitoba, Saskatchewan, the Northwest Territories and Nunavut 鈥?there was no clear evidence of excess mortality over the first 18 weeks of 2020. That is to say that the number of reported weekly deaths, in those jurisdictions, is within the range of previous annual figures,  StatsCan stated.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 The updated analysis states that  while excess mortality can be examined in various w Xujh Toronto cop charged in shooting
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 Halifax police say two former executives at a children   hospital have been charged with fraud and breach of trust in relation to an expense scandal at the IWK Health Centre.Police said in a statement today  botella stanley that 57-year-old Tracy Leanne Kitch of Oakville, Ont., and 55-year-old Stephen D ;Arcy of Toronto were arrested at their homes without incident.Kitch is charged with fraud over $5,000 and breach of trust, while D ;Arcy faces charges of breach of trust, unauthorized use of computer and mischief to data.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW     stanley cup nz                                     Kitch stepped down as CEO of the hospital in August after an independent review said she owed tens of thousands of dollars for potentially personal expenses charged to her corporate credit card.      D ;Arcy was the chief financial officer at the well-known children   facility.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 The hospital said in a statement that the IWK board of directors had asked police to investigate, adding that they are   stanley cup 8220;pleased this matter is moving forward.The two are scheduled to appear in Halifax provincial court on Dec. 20.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        By The Canadian Press Fmez The right decision   : Province orders non-essential businesses to close to fight coronavirus
 OTTAWA 鈥?The federal privacy commissioner says U.S. firm Clearview AI will stop offering its facial-recognition services in Canada in response to an investigation by the commissioner and three provincial counterparts.The office of privacy watchdog Daniel Therrien s vaso stanley ays the move includes the indefinite suspension of Clearview AI   contract with the RCMP, its last remaining client in Canada.Clearview AI   technology allows for the collection of huge numbers of images from various sources that can help police forces, financial institutions and other clients identify people.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The joint investigation of Clearview by privacy protection authorities for Canada, Alberta, British Columbia and Quebec remains open.Therrien   office says the authorities still plan to issue findings given the importance of the issue for the privacy rights of Canadians.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 The investigation followed media reports that raised questions and concerns a stanley quencher bout whether the company is collecting and using personal information without consent.One issue under investigation is the deletion of the personal information of Canadians that Clearview has already collected, Therrien   office said Monday.     stanley shop            ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The privacy authorities appreciate Clearview AI   co-operation to date on the

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 TORONTO 鈥?An MP with a long history with the CFL is hoping the league has called an audible in its approach to securing financial help from the federal government.Liberal MP Bob Bratina, who spent 20 years doing play-by-play on Hamilt stanley mug on Tiger-Cats and Toronto Argonauts radio broadcasts before entering politics, is questioning the CFL   strategy.Last month, commissioner Randy Ambrosie revealed the league had approached Ottawa for up to $150 million in assistance due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The CFL   request involved $30 million immediately, additional funds if has an abbreviated season and up to $120 million should it be forced to cancel the campaign outright.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Last Thursday night, Ambrosie testified before a House of Commons standing committee on finance. Ambrosie painted a dismal picture, saying the league   future was very much in jeopardy, and that its teams collectively lost about $20 million last year.Ambrosie also admitted for the first time the most likely scenario for the CFL was a cancelled  stanley thermos mug 2020 season. Afterwards, Ambrosie was asked if he was asking stanley kaffeebecher  for a bailout or handout and was roundly criticized for failing to divulge how federal monies would be spent, and for not having the players involved.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Bratina, who represents Hamilton East-Stoney Creek, said there   a much better way for the CFL Xetx Class in session at Durham post-secondary schools despite coronavirus fears
 HARRY LUMLEY BAYSHORE COMMUNITY CENTRE, OWEN SOUND 鈥?Jacob Ingham made 51 saves leading the Kitchener Rangers to a 3-2 shootout victory over the Owen Sound Attack.Adam McMaster had a goal and an assist and Nick Chenard made 35 saves for Owen Sound.The Rangers led 2-1 at the end of the first period after goals from Declan McDonnell and Michael Vukojevic. McMaster scored for the Attack.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        After a scoreless second, the Attack tied the game in the third period 2-2 after Matthew Philip scored.      After a scorel stanley cup ess overtime period, Riley Damiani scored to lead Kitchener to a shootout victory. The Attack did not score.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 On the power play, the Rangers failed to score  stanley puodelis in four chances while the Attack scored once in three chances.The Stars of the game were: 1. Jacob Ingham  Kitchener , 2. Adam McMaster  Owen Sound  and 3. Nick Chenard  Owen Sound .               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                         water bottle stanley 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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 CHATHAM, Ont. 鈥?A senior campaign official for the Ontario Liberals is apologizing for a crude comment he made on live television about Progressive Conservative Leader Doug Ford.David Herle, campaign co-chair for Premier Kathleen Wynne, appeared on a panel discussion on Toronto TV station CP24 on Friday, where he compared Ford to his late brother, former Toronto mayor Rob Ford.Herle said, I think people liked Rob Ford, and I think people think Doug Ford   a bit of a dick,  stanley kubek to be honest.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        He later issued a statement saying he regrets the comment and he apologizes without qualification.Doug Ford has a long history of using derogatory and insulting terms to refer to a wide range of people with whom he disagrees 鈥?including female journalists, parents of autistic children and many others, Herle said in the statement issued Friday evening.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 No matter how commonplace such conduct might be for Mr.  stanley spain Ford, it is no justification to follow suit. There is an important difference between naming behaviours and name-calling. Today, I used a term in reference to Mr. Ford that was inappropriate and I regret it.Ford said if he were in Wynne   position, he would ask Her botella stanley le to resign.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        I have thick skin. I ;v Ejxl Another winter storm headed for Nevada and Sierra
 Mary Moore never felt the typical symptoms of COVID-19.The 80-year-old resident of Torontos shelter system never came down with a fever, neve stanley website r felt her chest tighten or a cough tickle her throat. Despite sharing a room at an Etobicoke womens shelter with three others, and despite the risk of her age, she hadnt been scared of contracting the virus 鈥?reasoning that her only real exposure to the outside world was walking regularly, about a mile away then back.But then, last month, she got sick 鈥?and fast. At first, it was hard to pinpoint precisely what was wrong.               ARTI stanley tumblers CLE CONTINUES BELOW                                         You know when you feel theres somethi stanley kubek ng just not right   Moore said. She asked staff to help her get to a nearby hospital. Then things started to deteriorate. I can remember being in the ambulance outside, and vaguely remember being in the emergency room,  Moore recalled.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 A test confirmed that shed contracted COVID-19. But for the next few weeks, as she battled the virus in hospital, her primary symptom still wasnt one that she recognized from warnings. She was hallucinating 鈥?imagining small animals in her hospital room, or that shed been discharged, and was sitting down to a meal in Torontos Chinatown neighbourhood.That kind of delirium is one of the atypical ways that COVID-19 can show up, particularly in older adults, said Toronto geriatrician Dr. Nathan Stall. But because it