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 AURORA, Ont. 鈥?Brooke Henderson sat, smiled and politely answered the same questions over and over to a parade of reporters. Was she looking forward to defending her CP Canadian Women   Championship next month at Magna Golf Club  Had she played the course before  What did she think of it So, when it came my turn, very late in the parade, my qu kubki stanley estion seemed to come out of left field to her.I aske stanley nz d her about the friendship she and her caddy/sister Brittany have struck up with Hamilton   Alena Sharp and her caddy/friend Sarah Bowman.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        It   no secret that Sharp, who turned 38 this past spring and who has been on the LPGA Tour for the better part of 16 years, helped the Henderson sisters, who were just teenagers at the time, find their way when they first came out on Tour a couple of years back.Alena took Brit and I under her wing and she   one of o stanley cup ur best friends, Alena and Sarah as well, said Brooke.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 They ;re great people and have helped us out so much.Henderson said Sharp gave them old yardage books from courses that the Tour played on and provided advice on what hotels to stay at and what airports to fly into.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Those are the things that rookies don ;t know and it was a huge advantage for us, Ijip Dufferin OPP arrest alleged impaired driver 鈥?
 Boeing is telling some airlines flying its 737 model to replace a part on the planes ; wings, a move that could affect more than 100 aircraft.Boeing said on Sunday that it is work stanley cup ing with federal regulators and contacted airlines about potential problems discovered in one batch of  8220 lat tracks produced by a supplier. The company said it has id stanley cup entified 21 planes most likely to have the parts in question, and it   advising airlines to check an additional 112 planes. The replacem stanley tumblers ent work should take one to two days after the parts are in hand.That total does not include the 179 737 Max aircraft that could also have the parts in question. The 737 Max was grounded worldwide following two crashes involving the model.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        By The Associated Press

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 At first blush, it sounds nuts that the city is planning to close the drive-through COVID-19 testing facility at the Dave Andreychuk Mountain Arena sometime this fall. After all, we keep hearing ominous warnings about a second wave bearing down on us. If thats the case, packing up now seems misguided.On the other hand, if we want to return to some kind normal, getting the medical people out of the way so hockey and skating can resume might be a good thing.Except, the city is neither cutting a testing facility nor making such a move so games can be played.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW           stanley tazas                               According to a city spokesperson, the site that opened in April as the weather was beginning to improve was never intended to be permanent or even a long-term solution. It was always the plan for the Dave Andrey starbucks stanley cup chuk arena Drive-thru Assessment Centre to transition to another site once the cold weather began,  communications officer Jacqueline Durlov wrote in an email.  The details of this transition are being firmed up and will be released to the public when available.         ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Where will that new site be Well, it wont be a drive-th stanley cups uk rough facility which probably rules out most arenas. Keeping the doors to a building open when temperatures outside are frosty would make the facility uncomfortably cold and unpleasant for medical staff working a long shift.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW       Fqih India arrests 12 for not standing during national anthem
 Only moments after Peterborough-Kawartha MPP Dave Smith told health officials Thursday that provincial officials are getting more COVID-19 rapid tests to the Peterborough area, his federal counterpart, MP Michelle  stanley bottles Ferreri, told the same meeting that the money could be better spent elsewhere.The two were guests at Peterborough Public Healths bi-weekly COVID situational update meeting on Thursday, Feb. 17 afternoon.Smith, a provincial Progressive Conservative, speaking first, told local health officials and media that  we have a very solid supply of rapid tests coming in.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        He was touting the efforts of the province to get rapid tests to schools, long-term-care settings, and congregate living facilities, as well as retail outlets throughout the region.Smith said theyve been made available free to the public at 20 different locations in his riding, and more  stanley mugs locations nearby.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                  Each of those businesses w stanley botella ill be restocked on a weekly basis, so if they ;re not available at your favourite location today, they will be again in a very short period of time,  he told the meeting held virtually. We expect that in the first week or two, there will be a lot of people looking for them. Then, it will settle down again and it will become a more regular routine. and our expectation is that by this time next week they ;ll be readily available for eve

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 The last time Stephen Harper doled out investment a stanley cup dvice during a financial crisis, he characterized the global meltdown of 2008 as a  buying opportunity  and then went on to design his fiscal policy accordingly.Harper, in a minority Parliament, soon had to about-face on austerity and introduce a deficit-financed stimulus budget that enabled an economic recovery.But here he is again.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        In a podcast posted this week, the former prime minister warns about rampant government spending without end or purpose, leading to dangerous i stanley botella nflation with all the makings of a debt crisis. This is bad macroeconomic policy on an enormous scale,  he says.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 He goes on to say that the U.S. dollar may not last as the worlds reserve currency, and so he is increasing his holdings of precious metals as a result.This is apocalyptic talk, but there are some grains of rational debate here.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Reasonable people can discuss how fast government spending needs to be rein stanley cup website ed in as we exit the pandemic. Reasonable people can discuss how to ensure debt levels are sustainable. And reasonable central banks have said theyre keeping a watchful eye on inflation.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                              But to leap from reasonable questions to concluding that the U.S.

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 Going to the gym, going to church, playing some golf, having a drink on the patio at your favourite bar, taking the TTC.These are things we once took for granted and did without thinking.Maybe not anymore.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, many of them have been off-limits, deemed unsafe.But as Ontario dips its big toe into reopening and you consider whether to take part in some of these activities again, what really should be your comfort level         ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                  Were all getting anxious. I know I am. I would like to go do some things,  said Gerald Audette, associate dean in the Faculty of Science at York University.  Weve got a good handle  stanley mugs on this, but we havent got it com starbucks stanley cup pletely licked yet. Were at that p stanley cup oint where, yeah, if were intelligent about this, you can do some things. However, youve got to be aware.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The Star surveyed five university health professionals to get their take on just how comfortable theyd feel doing formerly mundane activities.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                              The questions were open-ended. Their answers 鈥?on a scale of 0 to 10, with 10 indicating a level of risk that made the expert extremely uncomfortable 鈥?are not recommendations, more generalizations to get people to think. Its a conversation, not a s Jfyj Today s coronavirus news: Ontario s legislature returns for fall; Some Ontario school boards delay virtual learning; GTA school boards report COVID cases
 Kawartha Lakes draws more than a million visitors a year to its scenic communities. In 2016, those visitors contributed more than $109 million to the local economy.2020 will look very different for the citys tourism sector as it deals with the COVID-19 pandemic. From transient visitors to seasonal residents, many local businesses make their money in the summer to help kee stanley tumblers p afloat during the quieter winter months. Tourism is an industry that has been hit very hard [by the pandemic] and it is an industry that is going to take a long time to re stanley becher cover,  said Rebecca Mustard, manager of economic development.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        A study by Destination Canada and Tourism Economics suggests tourism spending across the country could fall from $105 billion in 2019 to $49 billi stanley cup on in 2020 if the virus isnt contained. As many as 450,000 tourism supported jobs could be lost.Ontario would see the largest losses; $23.5 billion less in tourism spending and more than 167,000 jobs.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                  Based on the tourism businesses we have spoken to they are struggling and need to be able to make the most of the summer season in order to stay in business,  Mustard added.Mustard said the city will be encouraging Ontario residents to explore Kawartha Lakes safely as COVID-19 restrictions lift. The city is well positioned to attract GTA tourists. She said international travel will be limited but On

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 OTTAWA 鈥?Thousands of employees of Canada   public broadcaster are being warned their personal information may have been compromised after a recent computer theft, the CBC said Wednesday.The stolen equipment, while password protected, may contain electronic files, including some personal financial information of people who recently worked for the CBC  stanley cup and Radio-Canada, the Crow stanley isolierkanne n corporation   chief financial officer said in an email.Around 20,000 people could be affected, including current employees, outside contractors and some former employees who worked over the last 18 months, the broadcaster confirmed.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        But a CBC spokesman would not say where or exactly when the theft took place, only that a piece of equipment was taken recently from a secure area of a CBC/Radio-Canada space, and that police were investigating.For security reasons we have been advised not to disclose further details of the theft at this time, said Douglas Chow, the CBC   senior manager of public relations.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                       stanley cup price            Affected employees were told to expect more information soon detailing the financial information that may have been put at risk.You may have received or may soon receive a letter from our chief privacy officer, executive vice-president and CFO Judith Purves wrote to employees.               ART Yict Halton reports 36 new COVID-19 cases, more than half in Burlington
 Flight-Sergeant Liam Gillett of White Lake spent seven weeks of this summer learning to fly a gl stanley mug ider, earned his Transport Canada Glider Pilot License as well as his Air Cadet Glider Pilot Wings.聽Completing a rigorous selection process he was one of seventy cadets from across Ontario to earn the coveted scholarship. Flying at the Mountain View Cadet Flight Training Centre in Prince Edward County and flying at Picton Airport and Mountain View Airforce Detachment, Gillett completed approximately 40 flights in the iconic yellow Schweizer 2-33 gliders including 20 solo flights.聽 It was a really fun summer. When youre in the air you learn more than just flying, you develop self-confidence, quick thinking and problem solving ability. Now Im excited to help out at the cadet gliding centre and to pursue my private pilot wings next summer.  聽               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Cadets take what they learn during senior summer training back to their squadron and give back by supporting the training of their peers. For Gillett this means instructing classes on aircraft, meteorology and aeronautics. As well, cadets who earn their  stanley cup wings volunteer with their local Cadet Gliding Centres where they build experience to become familiarization pilots and take their fellow cadets in to the sky for familiarization flig stanley cup hts.聽Other Renfrew cadets are returning this fall to pass on what they learned through summer training including Sgt William Desabrais And S

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 TORONTO 鈥?TD chief executive Bharat Masrani said on Thur stanley website sday it was  too e stanley puodelis arly to declare victory  against the COVID-19 pandemic 鈥?even as TD was one of six Canadian banks that reduced its provisions for bad debt, citing better prospects for the economy.TD, CIBC, RBC, National Bank, BMO and Scotiabank  botella stanley all reported better-than-expected profits in the three months ending Jan. 31, as provisions for credit losses fell and net income climbed from the same period last year, before COVID-19 was declared a pandemic.These lower provisions have fed into a growing pot of profits for the banks, which were buoyed by businesses like wealth management and mortgages that were shielded from the pandemic, while banks minimized loan exposure to sectors vulnerable to COVID-19. A presentation by National Bank on Wednesday said that only about 3.5 per cent of its total gross loans were in the industries most impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic, including car dealerships and auto manufacturing, stores, hotels, restaurants, air transportation and commercial real estate.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        And many clients, even in hard-hit industries, have managed to  cobble  together enough to keep paying the bank through the pandemic, said BMO chief risk officer Patrick Cronin this week. Cronin gave the example of a restaurant that used takeout, delivery, cost-cutting, government support and cash reserves to break even on sales. I wouldn ;t argue that th

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 A Keswick man has been charged with multiple driving charges after his vehicle was stopped on Simcoe Road in Kawartha Lakes.聽An OPP officer with the Kawartha Lakes detachment conducted a traffic stop June 5, after observing the vehicle failing to  stanley tumblers stop for a red light.聽Following the officers investigation, the driver, Daniel Snooks, 23 of Keswick has been charged with the following offences:               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        - Red light, failing to stop contrary to the HTA  Highway Traffic Act ;- Failing to apply for permit on becoming owner, contrary to the HTA;  stanley cup        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 - Driving while under suspension, contrary to the HTA;- Operating a motor vehicle - no plates, contrary to the HTA;               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        - Operating a motor vehicle wi stanley cups uk thout insurance, contrary to the Compulsory Automobile Insurance Act.聽                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                              Snooks is scheduled to appear in Lindsay court July 2.

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 As many provinces move to cautiously open some services in the wake of COVID-19, advocates say Indigenous women still struggle to navigate a variety of challenges that have been exacerbated by the pandemic.This m stanley cup price onth, the Native Womens Association of Canada  NWAC  released the results of their needs assessment survey, in which domestic violence emerged as one of the top concerns.Some key findings were that many more Indigenous women had experienced violence during the pandemic, and there was a strong correlation between the financial impact of COVID-19 and that increase in violence.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        In response to the pandemic, many organizations like NWAC and the On stanley canada tario Native Womens Association  ONWA  have successfully shifted services and how theyre delivered.However, advocates remain concerned about the impact on Indigenous women who they say are disproportionately affected by the fallout from COVID-19.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                  The women were more afraid of being home with the violence, than they were of the pandemic and the virus itself,  said NWAC President Lorraine Whitman, citing the survey, in which a majority of wome stanley canada n said they were also  very concerned  about Elder and child abuse.Whitman describes the interlocking issues as being like  a basket , in that they all fold in on one another and weave together.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                         Gzkq B.C. carbon tax fails revenue neutral claim: study
 MONTREAL 鈥?While Quebec moved this week to allow gatherings of up to 250 people both indoors and outdoors, a Mohawk community south of Montreal is taking a much more cautious approach amid a steady number of COVID-19 cases in the province.Officials in Kahnawake say they will stick to a 50-person limit for gatherings and say a plan to open bars and gaming establishments next Monday has been postponed indefinitely.The body overseeing Kahnawake   pandemic response said in a statement on Monday that the decision comes as statistical trends suggest there will be an increase in the weekly number of new infections in the province.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW    stanley bottles                 stanley termohrnek                       Arnold Lazare of the community   COVID-19 Task Force said residents ha stanley cup ve reacted positively to the news, and that they will continue their conservative approach.Kahnawake has a responsibility to the vulnerable population, the elders and the youth, Lazare said Tuesday.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Elders were deemed most at-risk first and now that has fallen to the youth.But in the culture, we have a responsibility not for this generation but for the next seven generations, Lazare said. When we look at the elders, we want to keep the elders. And the decisions we make have to be based on the youth, for the youth.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Lazare

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 George Weston Ltd. and Loblaw Companies Ltd.  8220 hould keep checking the mailroom for upcoming legal action after they implicated Sobeys Inc. in an alleged industry-wide bread price-fixing scheme that goes right to the heart of the trust between Canadians and their grocers, the CEO of the grocery chain said Thursday.I have been in way too many meetings with lawyers, said Michael Medline, CEO of Empire Company Ltd. and Sobeys. The meetings have ramped up since Wednesday, when court documents containing the nature of the allegations were made public, he added.We are assessing all of our options, he said. I ;m not going to tip our hand in terms of what our entire strategy is, but I think Weston  and Loblaw  should keep checking the mailroom.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Kevin Groh, a Loblaw spokesman who is also speaking on behalf of parent company George Weston, did not respond to Medline   comments directly.The Competition Bureau 鈥?a federal investigator 鈥?has publicly concluded it ha stanley thermos mug s evidence that seven companies have committed a criminal offence. This is the bureau   investigation not ours, he said in a statement.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                          stanley mugs         In December, bakery operator Geor stanley nz ge Weston and retailer Loblaw admitted their participation in what they say is an industry-wide arrangement to co-ordinate t Sepf Province opening 50,000 free, 24-hour, child care spaces for essential workers
 Police in Waterloo Region say a church allegedly held an in-person service yesterday despite a court order compelling it to comply with provincial pandemic rules.Investigators say they are botella stanley  working with public health officials to ensure appropriate action is taken regarding the Trinity Bible Chapel in Woolwich, Ont.They say the church already faces numerous charges under the Reopening Ontario Act.    stanley cup             ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Ontario legislator Randy Hillier, an independent MPP and vocal critic of the province   lockdown measures, tweeted a photo yesterday that appeared to be from the service.He also posted a photo that appeared to be of the outside of the church.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 The government of Ontario declared a state of emergency and i stanley cup mposed a stay-at-home order on Jan. 12, which includes a ban on indoor gatherings and activities, including religious services.Some religious services, such as weddings and funerals, are permitted provided they include no more than 10 people and physical distancing can be maintained.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The rules apply to the entire province and will remain in effect until at least Feb. 11.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                              This report by The Canadian Press was first published Jan. 25, 2021.By The Canadian Pre

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 After cutting the 2019-20 season short at the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, Sutton Curling Club members are trying out their  ice legs  and getting back to throwing rocks.In the ti stanley quencher me players have been off the ice, the winter game has changed. So, too, has the venue.For starters, theres the COVID-19 protocols in place 鈥?contact tracing, capacity limits, proof of vaccination and masks.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Then theres the change in how the game is played, said club president Tom Jones.聽Now, theres only one sweeper and only one person behind the tee line or in the house.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Usually, theres two sweepers to help keep the rock moving straight, moving further and preventing it from curling, Jones said.聽Not to mention sweeping is good exercise, said club co-ordinator L stanley cup ynda Howe.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                         Theres still the same number of players on the ice,  Howe said.  But now, someone is not moving and will freeze.                 ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW  stanley vattenflaska                                              Other changes include staggered start times for teams and leagues, no handshakes and no club coin to toss to start the game. So, bring your own coin or brush up on your rock, paper, scissors skills, joked Howe.聽While the pandemic roared on, the club took advantage of time off the ice, updating the outdated building with ne Evjm Person dies after being struck by vehicle
 Theyre on the front-line of the COVID-19 pandemic, among the most at risk, and one of the first priorities for the rollout of the vaccine.But vaccine uptake among employees of city-run long-term-care homes in Toronto has been spotty, and a lack of hard numbers in other regions is making it diffic stanley cup ult to know exactly how many are on their way to being protected.On Friday, the city announced a milestone, that vaccines have been administered at all long-term-care homes, ahead of next weeks goal. But according to Toronto Public Health, less than half, or 43 per cent, of the roughly 3,000 workers in city-owned homes have received the first dose of the vaccine or given consent to be vaccinated at an upcoming clinic. Thats compared to 91 per cent of residents within t stanley quencher he stanley flasche  city homes who opted to get the voluntary jab.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Sabina Vohra-Miller, the co-founder of the Toronto-based Vohra Miller Foundation, and a member of the South Asian Health Network, who has written about vaccine hesitancy, also believes some long-standing issues are at play. If you want a good vaccine uptake you need to make it accessible, because putting any barrier to it is just going to work against you,  she said.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 A lack of paid sick days for possible minor vaccine side effects  such as temporary headache , as well as the fact that clinics are only during the daytime, can make it t

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 Michael Sgarbossa played in his 11th NHL game last night  Sunday , just a day after being recalled by the Anaheim Ducks.The 24-year-old Campbellville centre saw 7:06 of ice time 鈥?all at even strength 鈥?had one shot on goal and won three of five face-offs in the Ducks 4-2 victory over the Vancouver Canucks.Sgarbossa has one goal in two games with the American Hockey Leagues San Diego Gulls this season and had 17 goals and 27 assists with them last year.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        A former OHL scoring champion stanley canada  with the Sudbury Wolves, he had a goal and an assist in four pre-season contests with the now 3-2-1 Ducks, who are back in action tomorrow night in San Jose.   termo stanley     Sgarbossas one and only NHL point so far came during a call-up with the Colorado Avalanche in December 2014, when  vaso stanley he had an assist against Calgary.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Idcs Innisfil celebrates soft launch of Rizzardo Health and Wellness Centre
 Brad Cairns couldnt believe his eyes.Hed stopped by Rollcut Inc. to watch a demonstration of the dies the company had created in order to make face shields. Using a hand-cranked machine that Cairns likened to a spaghetti ma stanley taza ker, they rolled a sheet of plastic through t stanley cup wo rollers, and out came the finished product 鈥?a face shield with all the appropriate holes to fasten a strap cut out.Cairns and his staff had been cutting the shields on a router, but it wasnt a very efficient process. Now Rollcuts dies had cut that process down to about a minute. For hours, they took turns cranking out hundreds of face shields.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        And this was just the test. Once the dies were put on a machine, the production went from one a minute to one every second.Georgetowns Boris Barbir has been making dies for 45 years, learning the trade from his stanley tumbler  father in Croatia. He has helped companies make everything from car parts to security tabs to tea bags to helmets. But the Rollcut owner says this die is the most important one he has ever made.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                  These face shields 鈥?if thats what it takes to save somebody, if they help keep them safe, whats more important than that  Many of those face shields are coming back to Halton. Theyve supplied them to a dozen hospitals, including Joseph Brant in Burlington, Oakville Trafalgar Memorial, Milton District and Georgetown, as well as the M

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 Hamilton Community News has reached out to candidates running for public school trustee in Wards 8 and 14 and asked them to fil starbucks stanley cup l out the questionnaire below. This is how candidate Ahona Mehdi responded.NAME: Ahona MehdiOCCUPATION: Education co-ordinator and researcher at the Disability Justice Network of Ontario               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        ADDRESS/WARD: Ward 14 residentCONTACT INFO:        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Instagram: @ahona4trusteeTwitter: @AhonaMehdi  stanley thermobecher               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Email: ahonamehdi4trustee@gmail                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                              Website: ahonamehdi.caPOSITION YOU ARE RUNNING FOR: HWDSB trustee  Wards 8 and 14 WHAT IS YOUR PREVIOUS POLITICAL EXPERIENCE :Former HWDSB student trustee  2019-2020 , testified before the Canadian Senate  2022 WHY HAVE YOU DECIDED TO RUN :Our communities deserve leadership that truly cares about schools and the treatment of those operating within them. I am running because I want to help families navigate these systems, and be a voice for equity and compassion. I want to counter the boards efforts to silence students, educators and families.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        HOW WILL YOU EMBR stanley botella ACE AND CHAMPION DIVERSITY IN THIS ROLE :Since my time as a student, I ;ve had a proven track record of calling out Zwjy Trudeau avoids buying next round on tour of ship
 OTTAWA 鈥?Opposition parties won their bid Monday to launch a probe of the Liberals ; handling of the COVID-19 pandemic following a week of parliamentary turbulence over how to review their management of the crisis.MPs from all four opposition parties voted to pass a motion that orders the Trudeau government to turn over to the House of Commons health committee all records on a raft of issues related to the coronavirus response.That inc stanley cup ludes how they have gone about procuring rapid tests for COVID-19, vaccine development and the availability of personal protective equipment.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The move by Conservative, Bloc Qu茅b茅cois, New Democrat and Green MPs, plus one Independent, comes five days after the government survived a confidence vote on a previous Conse stanley termoska rvative motion to create a special committee to investigate the WE Charity affair and other alleged examples of corruption.Monday   motion zooms out from the WE controversy to focus more broadly on Ottawa   reaction to COVID-19, but the probe can still examine documents tied to the embattled charity.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Conservative Leader Erin O ;Toole said in a statement t botella stanley he 35-day time frame to hand over requested documents 鈥?extended from the 15 days originally proposed 鈥?was reasonable.Liberal MPs should have had no problem supporting our motion, he said.               ARTICLE

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 Hana Rauf doesnt do down time much 鈥?shes grown accustomed to spending a lot of it helping others.The 16-year-old student who normally attends Sir John A. Macdonald Secondary School started her own group last year called Girls for Change Canada that aims to foster fellowship among young females, empowering them to create change through charitable endeavours.While a planned Mothers Day event was aimed at raising money for clean drinking water in third world countries abroad, the coronavirus outbreak threw a wrench in planning.聽               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        But Rauf isnt about to sit idly while others fall by the waysid stanley thermobecher e.Her COVID-19 Care Package Drive aims to collect cleaning, sanitizing and personal care products that will be donated to the Sexual Assault Support Centre of Waterloo Re stanley sverige gion, and other organizations in need.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                  Obviously we would give it to people who dont h stanley cup ave access to it,  she said, noting many store shelves are empty, making life challenging for everyone, especially those who rely others for basic needs.Rauf said several of her friends are involved and people can visit her Instagram page  @gfccanada  for more information on how to help and get in touch.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                         This is a very challenging time for many people, and our clients are navigating the current situation as well as experience Rakf German police arrest wanted man after he tries to vote drunk
 Halton Regional Police are trying to track down a man who appeared to be walkin stanley website g around the Burlington GO station with a computer tower, causing some damage in the process.Police say the lone man was seen entering the Burlington GO station  stanley becher south bus loop lot and damaging the front mirrors on a Go Transit bus around 9 p.m. Jan. 23.The suspect was seen carrying a large black object that appears to be computer tower, according to police.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The suspect fled the scene and remains outstanding, Halton police said in a statement.      The suspect is described as male, about 5-foot-10 and weighing between 160 and 190 pounds. Police say he is wanted for mischief under $5,000.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Anyone with information can call police at 905-825-4747  stanley website or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-8477.