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 Its a trifecta for Russ and Tanya Peters who will open their third Tim Hortons Restaurant in Smiths Falls later this year, this one at the Settlers Ridge Mall. I wish it was open right now,  Russ told the Record News on July 20.  I wouldnt get too excited  about the opening . I would like to see it get wrapped up before the winter months. Peters said he aims to have this new south-end location help redirect traffic from the downtown restaurant.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        We hope it will alleviate some of the pressure from the Beckwith Street location,  he said, when  termo stanley the new build officially opens in  hopefully, the end of November. The couple de stanley hrnek cided to open a third restaurant in Smiths Falls thanks to the local economic boom, and their work with Saumure Group o stanley mugs f Companies, owners of the mall.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                  Im amazed at how this towns been hopping in the last three years,  Peters said.  That Highway 15 store of ours, six or seven years ago, we used to see nothing bizarre  in terms of traffic  and now, its like, where is everybody coming from  With two busy locations, Peters said they were encouraged by their corporate office to find a third location. They purchased an acre of property from Saumure at the Settlers Ridge Centre 18 months ago, and the ground just broke on the project this week.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Pet Qqrz Victim   s family, Willowdale residents express    relief    in van attack verdict
 ERIE INSURANCE ARENA, ERIE 鈥?Evan Vierling scored a goal leading the Barrie Colts to a 4-3 shootout victory over the Erie Otters in Ontario Hockey League action.Hayden Fowler had two goals and Kyen Sopa had a goal and an assist for the Otters.The Colts led 1-0 at the end of the first period on a goal by Josh Nelson.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The Otters tied the score 2-2 in the second period after goals from Fowler and Sopa. Jacob Frasca scored for the Colts.The score was tied 3-3 after three periods, sending the game to overtime. Vierling scored for the Colts while Fowler scored again for the Otters.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 After a scoreless overtime period, Brandt Clarke scored to lead the Colts to a shootout victory. The Otters did not score.ON THE POWER PLAY: The Colts failed to score in five opportunities while the Otters were 2-for-4 with the man advantage.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        STARS OF THE GAME: 1. Evan Vierling  Barrie , 2. Hayden Fowler  Eri stanley cup e  and 3. Kyen Sopa  Erie .                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                              This article was generated us stanley taza ing Wordsmith. Data was provided by the OHL via HockeyTech. To provide feedback on  stanley thermos this article email: communities@metroland.

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 BALA 鈥?An investigation is underway of an assault that left a 30-year-old Burlington man seriously injured in Bala.Around 2:30 a.m. on July 2, Bracebridge OPP and Muskoka Paramedic Services responded to the assault which took place on Bala Falls Road near Muskoka Road 169 in Bala.The people involved had left a nearby bar before the altercation took place.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Anyone with in stanley thermobecher formation is asked to stanley mug  call the Bracebridge OPP or contact Cr stanley travel mug ime Stoppers anonymously. Ygvm A gun was seen    in Brampton convenience store robbery
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 TORONTO 鈥?Five things to watch for in the Canadia stanley cup becher n business world in the coming week:The banks are doing just fine, thanks: Investors got a first look last week at how Canadian banks are faring amid a housing market slowdown and record consumer debt levels. Spoiler: Their profits haven ;t taken a hit. RBC and CIBC reported better-than-expected third-quarter earnings and investors will be watching closely to see whether the trend continues when the rest of the Big Six report this week.Just when you thought NAFTA was cancelled: Despite U.S. President Trump   off-the-cuff remarks about his belief the entire trade deal will be killed off anyway, negotiators will meet in Mexico City starting Friday until Sept. 5 for the second round of talks. But we ;re unlikely to hear much on what   going on behind closed doors: The three countries have signed a confidentiality agreement to prevent leaks during talks.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Economic check-up: Statistics Canada is set to release the latest GDP growth figures from the second quarter of the year. Most economists expect the economy to have pumped out a solid 3.1 per cent growth performance, even though the quarter ended with a relatively flat June report.      Bombardier   Swedish saga: A Russian Bombardier employee will appear in a Stockholm court this week on aggravated bribery charges related  kubki stanley to a payment t stanley cup o win a US$340 million contract in Azerbaij Shim Toronto club cancels polar bear dip
 Th stanley cup website ings are looking up. As Ontario prepares to enter Step 1 of reopening on Friday, the t stanley flasche rends in COVID-19 cases, hospitalizations and deaths are improving across the board 鈥?with one clear exception.Even as the daily case count has dipped below 500 for the first time since September 2020 and 72 per cent of adult Ontarians now have at least one dose of vaccine, experts point to the spread of the more transmissible B.1.617.2 or  Delta  variant as the most concerning threat on the horizon.As of this week, the data does not suggest Delta is poised to spark a fourth wave in the near future 鈥?the variant is here, but doesnt yet appear to be growing quickly. However, if anything is going to cause a resurgence of COVID-19 in Ontario this summer or in the fall, experts say the most likely culprit will be a more dangerous variant, like Delta.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The Star asked several scientists, doctors and researchers to share their thoughts on the steps Ontarians can collectively take to avoid a fourth wave.The Star has distilled the common themes that emerged into five main points:        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Roll out those second dosesWithout missing a beat, the first recommendation Dr. Lawrence Loh, Peels medical officer of health, offers is to ensure that all Ontarians get vaccinated with two doses as quickly as stanley cups  possible, especially in areas with increased Delta variant activity, such as

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 CANNINGTON 鈥?Residents once again have a local option for grocery shopping with the long-awaited reopening of the Cannington Foodland.Crowds lined the streets in front of the store on Oct. 10 to celebrate the grand reopening of the grocery store, which was closed for nearly 10 months following a fire on Dec. 24, 2018. The electrical fire b stanley cup roke out in the early morning hours when the store was closed and caused significant damage. Its been a long time, we wanted to make sure we did it right, that we took the time and put everything into it,  said owner Rod Skinner as he prepared to cut the ribbon.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                         It took a bit longer than we wanted to,  stanley cup thank you for your patience and thank you for welcoming us back into the community. You guys have been amazing throughout it all, I cant say enough about this community. We really appreciate it. Residents, whose only option was to travel outside the community for groceries while the store was closed, have eagerly awaited the reopening.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                  I had to drive to Beaverton or Lindsay to get groceries,  said resident Ed Swiderski, who lives down the street and has been shopping at the store regularly since it first opened. The town died when thes stanley thermobecher e guys closed, it was a big hit for us. Its really nice to have it back because when you shop locally youre employing local people.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW    Ajrt Critical injuries   : Oakville man, 55, fighting for his life in hospital after Highway 401 crash
 It took three days before Hamilton public health would confirm the second COVID-19-related death of a resident at Heritage Green Nursing Home in Stoney Creek.The Spectator had been asking about it since a day after it occurred.That lag in revealing information 鈥?combined with initial denials to media 鈥?puts public health at risk of losing the publics trust, say ethics and transparency experts.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        On Thursday morning, Hamilton public health confirmed the citys second COVID-19 victim was an 88-year-old female resident of Heritage Green who died Monday. The long-term care home is the site of a COVID-19 outbreak and has been at the centre of public interest for weeks, particularly as death rates climb at nursing homes elsewhere in Ontario.The nursing homes first death, an 80-year-old woman who died in hospital March 24, was made public hours after it occurred.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                stanley puodelis   Not so with the second on Monday. Dr. Richardson  Hamiltons me stanley cup dical officer of health  鈥?has not been able to confirm if there is a death there or not,  said city spokesperson Kelly Anderson in an email on Tuesday afternoon.  Public health has not been notified yet.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        As late as Wednesday afternoon, the city still refused to confirm  stanley us the death.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 

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 OTTAWA 鈥?The Competition Bureau of Canada says its efforts to identify and prevent bid rigging in construction contracts this year has already turned up potential criminal activity 鈥?just a stanley water jug s new federal infrastructure money begins to flow.Pierre-Yves Guay, the bureau   assistant deputy commissioner, said some of the educatio stanley canada nal outreach the bureau has delivered since April has resulted in illegal activities being uncovered and inquiries being launched.Guay couldn ;t say if any of the situations were related to projects funded from the new infrastructure program.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        I cannot confirm that for now, but ... I ;m sure you ;re going to be able to see some developments in the coming months, he said.Those projects are overseen by provincial and municipal governments, w stanley thermosflasche ho own the majority of infrastructure in the country and are responsible for tendering contracts. The federal government   role is to provide cash once receipts are submitted.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 The Competition Bureau warned the government months ago that the Liberals ; infrastructure commitment, originally slated at $60 billion in extra spending over 10 years, but now upped to a commitment of more than $90 billion over an additional two years, would prove very tempting for companies looking to illegally boost their bottom lines.Typically, bid-rigging occurs  Hyhk We haven t been heard   : Update on Halton District School Board staff dress code in midst of Oakville high school teacher controversy draws anger from parents
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 TORONTO 鈥?Hollywood hits starring homegrown actors Simu Liu and Ryan Reynolds had Canadian moviegoers rushing back to cinemas in the final weeks of summer, giving Cineplex Inc. a much-needed boost in ticket sales.The country   largest film exhibitor says Liu   Marvel epic Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings was the biggest draw in the latest quarter, helped by the Kim stanley thermos mug    Convenience actor   mass appeal.He   a local star and that really encour stanley nz aged Canadians ... to come out to watch the movie, said Cineplex CEO Ellis Jacob as his company reported another quarterly loss.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Cineplex has spent much  stanley cup of the year focused on returning its theatres to full operation as COVID-19 precautions ease and more franchise titles begin opening on the big screen.Shang-Chi didn ;t just draw big audiences, Jacob said, it outperformed in Canadian theatres by market share compared to the United States. Reynolds ; avatar comedy Free Guy tied with Marvel   Black Widow for the second biggest title by the percentage of the box office.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Overall attendance spiked by 430 per cent to 8.3 million versus a tepid 1.6 million a year earlier.Other factors contributed to the return of audiences, including eased COVID measures in some provinces.The Xkaz Controversial Stouffville mayor 鈥?and his wife 鈥?register to run in fall election
 For years, backyard chickens have happily pecked away inside a corralled space in the enviously large backyard behind a Topham Boulevard home.But after a complaint about the birds this past January and a subsequent a visit from the City of Welland, their days as a Welland familys feathered friends are numbered 鈥?they must fly the coop by March 31, or face the consequences.Standing by the coop last Thursday, Ray Haymes and his partner Alicia Bedesky spoke of how their eight laying hens not only provided eggs but also valuable education for their children, five-year-old Sawyer and three-year-old Eloise.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                         This is just a few pets in our backyard,  Haymes said.Not so, says the city.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                  All residential areas within the urban boundary of the city dont permit agricultural uses,  said Wellands interim planning manager, Rachelle Larocque.Though the citys Compre stanley cup hensive Zoning By-law 2017-117, which dictates how landowners can use their property, doesnt actually address backyard chickens, it does say property can ;t be used in a way not clearly spelled out.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        That could change in the coming year as the city reviews its official plan and explores allowing backyard  stanley kubek chickens, Larocque said.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                           stanley cup     The

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 In accordance with the聽10-year Peel Housing and Homelessness Plan in 2018, the Region of Peel will shift from a first-come, first-served to a needs-based approach to housing subsidy.According to a recent report by Peel Human Services, this change means that clients with a chronological application on the centralized wait list 鈥?which has close to 14,000 applicants, and an estimated five-to-12 year wait for family spaces at the moment 鈥?will now wait longer for access to rent-geared-to-income assistance in community housing.In 2017, the Office of the Auditor General of Ontario recommended the Ministry of Housing move toward assessing need to help meet affordable housing needs provincially.聽According to the Peel report, this would help the region be better positioned to optimize limited resources, and improve housing outcomes for residents.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        In November, an annual update found the demand for housing and homelessness services is growing and that the need for aff stanley thermobecher ord stanley isolierkanne able housing outpaces the availability.聽      The Region is required to adhere to regulations under On stanley thermoskannen tario   Housing Services Act when administering the centralized wait list for rent-geared-income assistance in community housing. As per the act, the Region must prioritize housing subsidy applicants to victims of family violence and human trafficking, medical and in-situ applicants, then chronologically, in that order.        ARTICLE CON Baed Missing Burlington man found safe
 TORONTO 鈥?The head of Ontario   air ambulance service has been tapped to lead the province   vaccine rollout, the governm stanley cup ent announced on Sunday.Dr. Homer Tien replaces retired general Rick Hillier as operation stanley cup al lead of Ontario   COVID-19 Vaccine Distribution Task Force, a spokesman for Solicitor General Sylvia Jones said in an email.Dr. Tien has been part of the Task Force since it was established and has worked closely with the province on leading Operation Remote Immunity, Stephen Warner said.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        That operation helped deliver vaccines to 31 remote fly-in First Nations in northern Ontario, as well as Moosonee.Tien is a trauma surgeon and president and of Ornge, a post he   held since January 2020.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 He   set to oversee the rollout as it enters its second phase, vaccinating front-line workers and people with underlying health conditions.The province announced Hillier   departure from the role last month, explaining he declined a request to stay on past the March 31 expiry date of his contract to kickstart the mass immunization drive.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Hillier, who previously served as the chief of defence staff of the Canadia stanley cup n Forces for three years, was appointed to lead the vaccine rollout in November.                ARTICLE CONTINU

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 NORTHUMBERLAND 鈥?To help the most vulnerable during the coronavirus crisis, the province has announced nearly $1.4 million in funding for the county.Northumberland-Peterborough South MPP David Piccini announced the funding totalling $1,397,700, on Tuesday, April 7.This is one-time funding, which will be distributed by Northumberland Countys community and social services, as the service manager for social services locally.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                         We are acting quickly to support the most vulnerable in our communities, including those who are reliant on our food banks for support during these unprecedented times,  said Piccini Tuesday.  Our most vulnerable residents depend on these local services and the Government of Ontario is stepping up to support these vital services. My office is responding quickly to requests for additional funding from municip stanley water bottle alities to address the challenges they are facing in their shelter system s  right now 鈥?this investment will help address local needs to better respond to this emergency situation. The nearly $1.4 stanley mug M announcement in response to the COVID-19 outbreak was made via a press release from the MPPs office Tuesday. These monies are part of Ontarios $200 million in social services relief funding, to help protect the most vulnerable, reports the province.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 The province says these monies can be used by municipalities and soc stanley cup ial s

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 OTTAWA 鈥?Statistics Canada says foreign investment in Canadian securities totalled $24.0 billion in July, led by a record acquisition of Canadian bonds.The total for the month reversed the sale of $858 million in Canadian s stanley thermos mug ecurities by foreign investors in June.Statistics Canada says non-resident investment in Canadian bonds totalled $23.8 billion in July, boosted by new issues of private corporate bonds in foreign markets.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Foreign investors also bought $8.0 billion of federal government bonds and $2.9 billion of provincial government bonds.      Non-resident inve stanley thermobecher stors sold $1.5 billion in Canadian money market inst stanley cup ruments and increased equity investments by $1.6 billion in July.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Meanwhile, Canadian investors sold $1.8 billion in foreign securities in July as they reduced their holdings in foreign equities by $2.9 billion in July, but acquired $1.1 billion in foreign debt securities.By The Canadian Press Veoc LIVE VIDEO: Ontario Premier Doug Ford provides daily update on COVID-19
 BURNABY, B.C. 鈥?If there   any election that has highlighted how broken Canada   electoral system is, it   this one, NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh said in his morning-after assessment.Monday   vote saw his party relegated to fourth place in the House of Commons behind the Bloc Quebecois despite finishing third in the popular vote.The Liberals under Justin Trudeau eked out a minority-government victory despite securing only 33.1 per cent of the popular vote as compared to 34.4 per cent for the Andrew Scheer   Conservatives.               ARTICLE CONTI stanley cup NUES BELOW                                        Elections Canada   vote tallies show the Conservatives garnered the most actual votes with more than 6.1 million ballots cast in their favour versus 5.9 million for the Liberals. Yet the Liberals ended up with 157 seats 鈥?36 more than the 121 w stanley flask on by the Tories.The NDP was third in the popular vote with 2.8 stanley france  million and the Bloc Quebecois was fourth with 1.3 million. However, the New Democrats secured only 24 seats while the resurgent Bloc grabbed 32 seats, half of them from the NDP in Quebec.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 I believe this election has shown the problems with the current system, Singh told reporters Tuesday in Burnaby, B.C.I think that the results show not a broken Canada 鈥?the people, in a lot of ways, share so many values, share far more values than they have separate.

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 BERLIN 鈥?Authorities on Thursday cleared the road to reach 30 Catholic nuns whose Alpine convent was cut from the outside world by heavy snowfall for more than 10 days.But the nuns were staying put at the cloister, saying that they have enough food and fuel. The convent run by the Sisters of Bethlehem order, about 50 kilometres  30 miles  south of Salzburg, is home to 30 nuns and one priest.Public broadcaster ORF quoted the prioress, Sister Laure-Marie, saying that the nuns had considered leaving but  8220 ince the sun returned and the road will be  stanley cup clear again soon, we are very, very grateful we ;re allowed to re stanley mugg main with God.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Manfred Brugger, the mayor of nearby St. Veit im Pongau, said later Thursday that the road had been cleared and the nuns were staying, the Austria Press Agency reported.The nuns are in good spirits, he said. It is important for them that they have a connection to us in the valley.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Heavy snow has caused problems and fatalities in numerous European countries this month.In Norway, rescuers have recovered two more bodi stanley cup es after four skiers were swept away in an avalanche in the northern part of the country more than two weeks ago.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The bodies were flown by helicopter down to a valley where t Jpxq UPDATE: Whitby teen charged with murder in Oshawa man   s death
 The five-tonne truck raised no alarm as it pulled into an Air Canada cargo hold exactly one year ago.It wasn ;t long before police say it had made off with what they describe as the largest gold theft in Canadian history.The gold 鈥?weighing more than 400 kilograms and valued at more than $20 million 鈥?was stolen the same night it had arrived at Pearson International Airport from Switzerland. Police traced i stanley cups uk t on a winding route through city streets and rural roads before it was eventually connected to an international arms trafficking ring.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        On Wednesday, officers with Peel Regional Police and the U.S. Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms Bureau stood in front of the seized truck and provided details of the carefully planned heist at Pearson, which they believe was an inside job.What we know about the heistPolice described the Pearson gold heist as a crime worthy of a Netflix series. Here   what else you need to know: Nine people are facing charges6 arrests have  stanley cup been madeOnly $90K worth of gold has been recovered  stanley cup Interested in reading more  How do you get rid of $20M in gold  Why the chances of recovering the Pearson heist gold are virtually nilPearson gold heist arrests include Air Canada staff, as police recover just $90K out of $20M in missing gold聽        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Two Air Canada employees and a Toronto jewelry store owner were among t

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 Many people love the wonder and joy of a good fireworks display聽鈥?but for many pet owners, the long weekend can be dreaded as the sound of fireworks can be frightening for many pets. Fireworks come without warning and can be very frightening,  The Ontario SPCA and Humane Society聽states on stanley cup  its website.  The sounds, smells and sights can be easily overwhelming for our furry friends. If you are caring for a pet and know fireworks can be an issue, here are some ways to keep them calm this Canada Day weekend.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        For dogs  stanley mug and cats:      Walk your dog before it gets dark to avoid  stanley mug having to go outside once the fireworks begin.Keep your pet indoors during firework displays, and make sure to close windows and any accessible pet doors. Startled animals will try to hide, and they may bolt outdoors. Being inside the house will also help dampen any loud noises.Make sure your animal is wearing its collar and ID tags in case it does get out.Have a safe place for your animal to feel at ease, like a crate or other confinement space. If putting it into a crate helps, do so before the fireworks begin.You can block out some of the flashing lights by keeping curtains closed and lights on, or by placing a blanket over your animals crate.Turn on the TV or play quiet music to help mask the noise.Have familiar scents for your pet to reduce stress from the smell of a fireworks display.If you know that your animal is frightened by

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 WAINFLEET, Ont. 鈥?Police are reminding the public to not use marine flares unless it   an emergency after a false alarm over the weekend.Emergency services were called to the shore of Lake Erie after a marine flare was spotted near Wainfleet, Ont., on Sunday night.Niagara regional police say a member of the public had reported seeing the red flare go off and land approximately 22 metres from shore.               ARTICLE CONTIN stanley cups uk UES BELOW                                        Police say emergency personnel scoured the shoreline and water for any boats or people in distress.A Canadian restanley cup scue aircraft in Trenton, Ont., was placed o stanley isolierkanne n standby in case its assistance was required and a drone was also used to scan the area.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Police say a discharged marine flare was found on shore in the area of the initial flare sighting but no boats or people were found in distress.After nearly two and a half hours of searching the area emergency services stood down.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Police say that careless use of a distress flare can needlessly tie up emergency personnel and prevent them from attending to other emergency calls.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                              They also warn that intentionally discharging a flare in a careless manner could be subject to investigation under the Criminal Code or the Canada Shipping Act.This  Gosm What Toronto can learn from Sweden s coronavirus strategy
 TORONTO 鈥?Trading on North American stock markets was volatile Thursday as the impact from the COVID-19 pandemic continues to spook investors.Markets moved higher in the morning after U.S. jobless claims were lower than last week but total claims due to novel coronavirus increased to nearly 26 million.About 4.4 million Americans claimed unemployment benefits, down from a revised 5.24 million a week ago. But a record number of workers have claimed benefi stanley spain ts over the past five weeks, wiping out all the jobs created since the global financial crisis more than a decade ago.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The market initially moved towards a risk-on day in the energy, consumer discretionary and industrial sectors.Those would be correlated obviously to a slightly better economic environment and those are also tied well to potential economies reopening, which we ;re probably going to get to in the not too distant future, said Mike Archibald, portfolio manager at AGF Investments Inc.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 However, markets fell in the afternoon following a Financial Times report suggesting that Gilead Sciences drug remdesivir was not as successful as initially thought for treating patients with the virus. It partially recovered after the company challenged the study results a stanley cups uk nd said they didn ;t necessarily mean the drug didn ; stanley quencher t work.And then European Union leaders conclu

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 Higher COVID-19 infection rates. Higher unemployment. Deepening poverty.Racialized and lower-income Torontonians are bearing a heavier burden during the coronavi cups stanley rus pandemic, which is widening the gap between rich and poor in this city.Thats the grim conclusion delivered by the Toronto Fallout Report, which provides a snapshot of where Torontonians stand in the midst of the pandemic.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Released Thursday by the Toronto Foundation 鈥?which also produces the annual Vital Signs report 鈥?this latest report offers an interim look at how the pandemic has exacerbated pre-existing inequality in the city.Among the reports findings:        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 People earning less than $30,000 a year are 5.3 times as likely to catch COVID-19 than those making $150,000 or more stanley cup .Black, Latin American and Arab, Middle Eastern or West Asian Torontonians have COVID-19 infection rates at le vaso stanley ast seven times as high as white residents.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        About 30 per cent of Torontonians are struggling to pay rent, mortgage, food, utilities and other essentials.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                              Across the country, Canadians who are Black, Indigenous and people of colour  BIPOC  have unemployment rates almost twice as high as white Canadians. Nearly one-third of BIPOC youth are unempl Lfjq Probe into fatal chopper crash on Vancouver Island
 The Halton Hills Public Library  HHPL  is welcoming some change 鈥?a new logo, refreshed website, a revised brand and strategic plan. We will strive to enrich the lives of everyone in Halton Hills through ideas, creativity, and connection in a welcoming, safe, and supportive environment,  said Beverley King, acting chief librarian and CEO.The new logo displays playful dots and layering of colours to illustrate points of connection, interconnectivity, and diversity within the Halton Hills community. It references HHPLs website URL and illustrates its friendly and welcoming approach, sta stanley thermos ted a library r stanley us elease.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Residents can also enjoy a refreshed library website featuring the new dynamic logo and colours of the updated brand. The website will feature an expanded home page, stanley becher  a new online calendar, and improved news features for updates on the librarys latest programs, services and collections.The new strategic plan outlines how the library will focus on three essential strategic objectives: being welcoming and inclusive, supporting community connections, and enriching lives. It will officially begin on Jan. 1, 2023.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 The strategic plan describes the librarys strategic objectives, goals, mission, values and vision for future success over the next five years. This plan was developed through extensive consultation with the community, including surv

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 HAMILTON 鈥?Ty  stanley water bottle Tullio scored twice but it wasn ;t enough for the Oshawa Generals as they fell 3-2 to the Hamilton Bulldogs in a shootout.George Diaco bagged the only shootout goal to give Hamilton  25-11-2-2  the win.Zachary Paputsakis stopped 35 of 37 in regulation for Oshawa  23-16-1-2 .               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        -OTTERS 6, ICEDOGS 2        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 ERIE, Ont. - The Erie Otters dominated the second frame to beat their Niagara opponents 6-2 on Wednesday night.Centre Elias Cohen finished the night with a goal and two assists for Erie  17-20-1-2 .               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Josh Rosenzweig stopped 27 of 33 shots in the loss for Niagara  11-25-2-1 .                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                              -KNIGHTS 4, STORM 2LONDON, Ont. - The Knights snapped a two-game losing streak to beat Guelph 4-2.London  25-12-1-0  had four different scorers in the win.Matthew Poitras had both goals for Guelph  21-15-3-1 .-               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        GREYHOUNDS 2, FIREBIRDS 1SAULT STE. MARIE  The Soo Greyhounds needed a shootout to edge past the Flint Firebirds on Wednesday night.R stanley thermobecher ory Kerins and Cole MacKay netted twice in the shootout to deliver the win for Soo  25-14-4-1 .Brennan Othmann scored the opener for Flint  27-14-0-2 , whic stanley spain h s Kdhx Mental health workers will be helping OPP respond to crisis calls: province
 With new COVID-19 cases continuing in Halton along with outbreaks and more transmission of the highly-contagious Variants of Concern, the region   top doct stanley cup or has issued new instructions for restaurants and bar owners.The revised instructions issued by Dr. Hamidah Meghani, which take effect Tuesday, March 23, come just a few days after the Province announced adjustments to dining capacity limits at restaurants, bars, and other food and drink establishments for regions in the Grey/Lockdown, Red/Control, Orange/Restrict and Yellow/Protect levels of the COVID-19 Response Framework.. For Halton, which is in the Red/Control level, changes include allowing up to 50 per cent capacity of the indoor dining area, to a maximum of 50 patrons.COVID-19 continues to be present in Halton Region and in Ontario. Halton Region and Ontario have also now experienced outbreaks and community transmission of Variants of Concern  VOCs  of the virus that causes COVID-19 including 鈥?importantly 鈥?in the restaurant setting, Meghani said. VOCs are associated with higher rates  stanley cup of transmission and with higher rates of serious illne stanley cup ss and death from COVID-19.聽 We are therefore facing heightened risks of both more cases, and more serious cases, of COVID-19 throughout Halton Region.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        An outbreak at Oliver   Steakhouse in Oakville was detected last week.The instructions include, according to Megha

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 BEIJING 鈥?Exceptionally cold weather in Mongolia is putting the livelihoods of more than 150,000 nomadic herders and family members at risk, just one year after another extreme winter killed more than 1 million animals, the Red Cross said Thursday, as it launched an emergency appeal.Particularly vulnerable are families still suffering from the impact of last year   dzud  pronounced ZUHD ,  stanley travel mug an extreme weather phenomenon unique to the country that is characterized by a summer drought and then a prolonged winter of heavy snow and temperatures of minus 40 to minus 50 Celsius  minus 40 to minus 59 Fahrenheit .More than 40,000 cows and other livestock have already died this time, a figure that is expected to jump in the freezing months ahead and into spr stanley mugg ing when animals are st stanley cup ill weak.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        A dzud typically happens once every 12 years, but has struck for the second consecutive year this winter. The dzud last year killed more than 1 million livestock, which are the only source of food, transport and outside income for almost half of Mongolia   population of 3 million.Aid groups say the situation is compounded by last year   harsh winter and a deep recession amid a market bust for the vast landlocked nation   mineral exports.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Many herder families will lose their livestock and livelihoods and will have Oqcd Man dead after collision in Mississauga
 OTTAWA 鈥?Canada may be approaching the peak of the current wave of new COVID-19 cases, federal public health officia stanley termoska ls said Friday as they presented sta stanley cup rk modelling suggesting case counts are headed toward unprecedented heights.An estimated 170,000 COVID-19 cases a day are expected in Canada, the data suggests, and thats with the current health restrictions in place, chief public health officer Dr. Theresa Tam told a news conference.Without those restrictions, the numbers could rise to as high as 300,000 new cases a day, she said.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Either way, the wide spread of the Omicron variant means the pressure is going to continue on the health-care system.Thats already happening in Ontario and Quebec and the rest of the country isnt far behind, Tam said.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                  Most areas of the country are starting or expecting to see heavy increases in daily hospital numbers over the coming weeks,  she said.But Canadas two biggest provinces are also already seeing a stabilization in their case numbers, Tam said, and as they drive the overall national picture, thats an early s stanley tumblers ignal the peak is approaching.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Maybe.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                               The other thing is that even if a curve comes down, it can always go up again, depending on the con