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 ADOPT-A-PET TORONTO is a partnership between Toronto and the Toronto Humane Society.This week   ADOPT-A-PET TORONTO features Empress the cat and Harry the guinea pig.If you would like to adopt stanley cup  either of these pets or any other animal, please contact the Toronto Humane Society, which is located at 11 River St. Phone 416-392-2273 or contact the email below each animal for more information.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                              Empress the 13-year-old female cat        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Empress is a 13-year-ol stanley cup d boss lady who loves hunting  stanley cup things attached to strings, being brushed, being fed, and being left to think about how wonderful she is. Shes called Empress because shes lived in a few castles and has been served by many humans. Shes now hoping to either find a foster palace or a more permanent palace where shell get all the attention she deserves.Empress is very picky about certain things. But really, try finding a queen who isnt. While she can get used to the deep voices and strange faces of most humans, its those hands of theirs she simply will not stand for. My word, th Rkwb New record high set for S P/TSX composite index
 WASHINGTON 鈥?President Donald Trump said he wanted to maintain a freeze on military assistance to Ukraine until it aided political investigations into his Democratic rivals, former national security adviser John Bolton recounts in a draft of his forthcoming book.The revelation challenges the defence offered up by Trump and hi stanley cups s attorneys in his Senate impeachment trial and raises the stakes as  stanley cups the chamber decides this week whether to seek sworn testimony from Bolton and other witnesses.Bolton   account was first reported by The New York Times and confirmed to The Associated Press by a person familiar with the manuscript on the condition of anonymity to discuss the book,  The Room Where It Happened; A White House Memoir, ahead of its release March 17.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                         stanley quencher                 Bolton, who acrimoniously left the White House a day before Trump ultimately released the Ukraine aid on Sept. 11, has already told lawmakers that he is willing to testify, despite the president   order barring aides from co-operating in the probe.The White House did not respond to a request for comment Sunday night. Trumps personal attorney Rudy Giuliani, who has played a prominent role in the Ukraine affair, replied to a request for comment with a text:  I used to like and respect John and tell people they were wrong about how irresponsible he was. I was wrong.         ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Democrats

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 NORTH CARIBOU LAKE , Ont. 鈥?A water main line in a northwestern Ontario First Nation has been fixed but the community will remain under a boil-water advisory until tests c stanley cup onfirm there is no contamination.Bob Nault, the Liberal MP for Kenora, says residents of the North Caribou Lake First Nation who have been without clean drinking water since last week could need to stick to bottled water for up to two more weeks.Nault says he spoke to the community   Chief Dinah Kanate, who told him some people had reported experiencing rashes they believed may be related to the wate stanley hrnek r problem.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        But he says the link has not yet been confirmed.He says it   unclear what caused the main line pumps and filters to clog, but any time water stops flowing it risks becoming contaminated.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Nault says the water will now be chlorinated as the community of roughly 700 waits for water samples to be tested.Until it   tested and confirmed that everything   back to normal, the boil water stays on, he said.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        You can get rashes, you can even get potential E.coli, all sorts of th stanley cup ings if you don ;t have a regular flow of water through the systems.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                              Ottawa last month Zgof Stolen credit cards allegedly hidden at courthouse
 KITCHENER 鈥?As three proposed retail cannabis locations in Waterloo Region work their way through the provincial licensing process, a fourth could soon be on its way.Kitchener-based cannabis producer James E. Wagner Cultivation  JWC  has unveiled plans to open a 2,000-square-foot retail store at its flagship growing facility  stanley flasche at the corner of Homer Watson Boulevard and Manitou Drive some time next year.The store would be permitted through proposed legislative changes presented by the provincial government during its f vaso stanley all economic update in November that would facilitate the establishment of retail stores by licensed producers related to their production site.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Currently, recreational cannabis can only be sold through the government-run online Ontario Cannabis Store, or through licensed private retail stores spread throughout the province.CEO Nathan Woodworth said the company is very eager to get started on the store as soon as the province formally changes the law.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 We ;re ready to go, he said. We have the plans and we believe we can move ahead quite quickly.The JWC  stanley drinking cup store will be within the existing footprint of the 340,000-square-foot former Lear Corp. plant at 530 Manitou Dr. Construction will get underway as soon as possible.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW               

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 MILTON, Ont. 鈥?A friend of an Ontario woman killed in an attack on a Turkish nightclub remembers her as a happy person who was always smiling.Ahmed Atrakchi said Alaa Al-Muhandis was part of the tight-knit team at Looloo Auto Sales, a car dealership her family ran in Milton, Ont.She was a great person, always happy, always a big smile on her face and she will forever be loved and remembered, an emotional Atrakc stanley becher hi said Tuesday.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Al-Muhandis was one of 39 people killed when a gunman opened fire at a nightclub in Istanbul during a New Year   party. Nearly 70 others were wounded in the attack.The Islamic State claimed responsibility Monday for the shootin stanley quencher g and the lone gunman who carried out the attack remains at larg stanley flask e.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 The extremists said a  8220 oldier of the caliphate had carried out the mass shooting to avenge Turkish military operations against IS in northern Syria.The funeral for the 29-year-old mother of two young children is planned for 12 p.m. Sunday at the Shahrayar Centre in Mississauga, Ont., according to a family friend who didn ;t want to be named.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The friend said Al-Muhandis was quiet and sweet.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                              The moment you start talking to her Tfso Port Perry BIA will continue to choose its own leadership
 OTTAWA 鈥?The head of the Bank of Canada made an international pitch to his fellow central bankers on Thursday to forge closer ties with average citizens to manage economic expectations through the pandemic, or risk losing public trust and face an existential crisis.Speaking remotely at an annual gathering usually hosted in Jackson Hole, Wyo., governor Tiff Macklem said maintaining trust is key for monetary policy officials during the economic downturn caused by COVID-19, as well as for rebuilding efforts once the pandemic passes.He pointed to declining trust in public institutions and experts, as well as the rise of political populism in the wake of the 2008 financial crisis as trends central bankers cannot brush off.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Throw in online misinformation and conspiracy theories and Macklem argued it is now more important for central banks to be trusted, independent sources when they have rates nea stanley cup r-zero and are using unconventional policy tools in co-ordination with government aid.For the Bank of Canada, that has meant a foray into what   known as quantitative easing, which is a way for central banks to push money into the economy to enc stanley kubek ourage lending and investment.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                          stanley cup         In his prepared remarks, Macklem said central bankers shouldn ;t sound like oracles delivering messages from an ivory tower but be clear about what they ar

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 MONTREAL 鈥?Quebec   labour movement is gearing up ahead of the October election as it faces the prospect of another four years with limited influence in the provincial government.Almost 40 per cent of workers in Quebec are unionized, yet the two parties leading in opinion polls are considered far from union-friendly.The gove stanley vattenflaska rning Liberals triggered deep cuts in stanley cups uk  the health and education sectors early in their mandate.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        And while the Coalition Avenir Quebec, which is first in the polls, has tempered its previously strident position against unions, that has not assuaged workers ; concerns about the party   intentions if it obtains power.We have the Liberals on one side, they plunged us into austerity and attacked our members, said Marc Ranger, head of the Quebec branch of the Canadian Union of Public Employees. And the Coalition has a disastrous agenda that wants to privatize everything.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 It   our job to mobilize our troops.While Quebec is known across Canada for its workers ; penchant to take to the streets, big labour   influence has been declining for years, says Mona-Josee Gagnon, a professor of sociology at Universite de Montreal and an expert on organized labour.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW   stanley cup                                       We barely even talk abou Avlj Oakville worker rushed to hospital in fire at Halton EMS headquarters
 TORONTO 鈥?Ontario is set to introduce legislation that would require businesses to let delivery workers u stanley polska se their washrooms.Labour Minister Monte McNaughton said it is a common sense change that will preserve dignity for those workers.These workers  stanley quencher have been there for all of us during the pandemic, McNaughton said. We ought to be there for them. It   time we give these drivers a break.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Some businesses have been putting up signs such as no drivers beyond this point or washrooms for team members only,  stanley cups but McNaughton said that truckers and gig workers are team members.They answered the call when we needed them the most, he said.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 They stepped up when the demand for deliveries increased, with more people shopping online when we couldn ;t go into stores, and more families ordering food from their favorite restaurants, when we couldn ;t go out to eat. You should be treated as heroes for all that you do.The legislation would apply to businesses where workers such as truck drivers, couriers and food delivery workers are picking up or delivering food or other items.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The Ontario Trucking Association applauded the announcement.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW           

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 Halton Public Health is reporting another 31 COVID-19 cases Monday  Feb. 22 .There were no new deaths reported.Of the newly confirmed cases, 14 are in Milton, nine in Oakville, seven in Burlington, and one in Halton Hills. Many of the new infections are linked to close contact with another positive case and community transmission, with some linked to an outbreak and travel.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                  stanley becher        Health officials have also declared an outbreak at Rivera Burloak long-term care home on Feb. 20, with one reported case so far.Todays update brings the total Halton cas stanley cup es t stanley cup o 9,254, with 8,850 marked as resolved.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 There are still 214 active COVID-19 cases in the Halton region. The seven-day average of new cases is 30.6, a slide decrease from yesterdays number.The number of patients hospitalized with COVID-19 is 19, with six in intensive care units  ICU  across Halton hospitals. The ICU bed occupancy rate is 89 per cent, according to the regions website.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Heres the full breakdown:                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                              路 Oakville 2,819 confirmed cases with 2,797 recoveries and 64 active cases路 Milton 2,845 confirmed cases with 2,833 recoveries and 70 active cases路 Burlington 2,313 confirmed cases with 2,295 recoveries and 31 active cases路 Halton Hills  Uezo B.C. leaders push for votes on the last day
 MONTREAL 鈥?Despite being allowed to operate, some day camps in Quebec and Ontario are turning to the internet to keep stanley puodelis  children entertained this summer.And while on stanley cups line day camps can help prevent kids from catching COVID-19 and assuage the concerns of skittis stanley tumblers h parents, they aren ;t accessible to everyone.Rock Camp Montreal, for instance, wasn ;t able to get access to some of the venues it used in previous summers. Instead, the camp will open online-only this year with a different focus that it hopes will appeal to young people.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        We have had to basically completely change the model of camp to be more of a music production focus, board member Skye Miechkota said.The one-week camp runs music and anti-oppression workshops and is offered to girls and gender non-conforming youth. This year, instead of teaching campers in an electroacoustic studio at Concordia University, they will try to teach their campers through music production software.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 But the camp cannot be as inclusive as it wants to be because of the digital divide.It   definitely been very stressful, Miechkota said. We ;re trying to work around people   schedules, but ultimately if a camper doesn ;t have access to the internet, unfortunately it   beyond our means right now to provide that for a camper.     

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 MONTREAL 鈥?Bombardier   controlling family will soon begin to receive millions of dollars from its investment in BRP Inc., a recreational products manufacturer that was spun off as an independent company from Bombardier Inc.  TSX:BBD.B .The Beaudoin-Bombardier family, which owns 41.2 million multiple-voting shares of BRP in addition to its holdings in Bombardier, will receive $3.3 million from a new quart vaso stanley erly dividend to be paid by BRP next month.The family costanley cup uld also cash in some of its BRP stock as part of snowmobile maker   plan to buy back and cancel up to $350 million shares before the end of July.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Affiliates of U.S.-based Bain Capital 鈥?which helped the family buy BRP from Bombardier 鈥?will also receive dividends and participate in the stock buyback. Bain currently has about 31.7 million BRP shares.Both controlling shareholders, which toget stanley thermosflasche her own 65.3 per cent of BRP shares, intend to sell some of their stock to maintain their proportionate holdings after the company buys back up to $350 million worth of shares before the end of July. The price per share will be determined through a Dutch auction process.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 However, it is unclear if the family and Bain 鈥?which collectively control the company through multiple-voting shares 鈥?will be involved equally in the share buyback.Benoit Poirier of Desjardins Capital Markets said th Jyio Oshawa city facility closures extended until further notice
 GIRDWOOD, Alaska 鈥?A man has died after falling from a platform on an Alaska hiking trail, officials said.The Anchorage Daily News reported Sunday that stanley cup  57-year-old Jeffrey Hummel of Anchorage was killed in the accident Saturday at a hand tram in Girdwood.The Girdwood Fire Department and Whittier Police Department responded to the Winner Creek Trail at 3:40 p.m.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Due to the severity of the fall, Jeffery Hummel was pronounced dead at the scene, police said in a report.Hummel was assisting hikers crossing in the hand tram, a basket cage enabling people to cros stanley cups s a deep gorge in the town 39 miles  63 kilometres  southeast of Anchorage, Whittier police said.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Hummel missed the safety netting and fell 50 feet  15 metres  after apparently losing his footing on the platform, authorities said.Volunteers helped emergency  stanley tumbler personnel lift Hummel to the top of the trail.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The Girdwood Fire Department posted a message on social media Saturday night acknowledging those who assisted with the rescue effort, including Alyesksa Resort Mountain Patrol, LifeMed Alaska, the Anchorage Fire Department, Whittier police, and off-duty medical professionals and other bystanders.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                              The hand tram was cl

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 LOS ANGELES  AP  鈥?Three teenagers in a program for those who may want to become officers stole three Los Angeles Police Department vehicles and went on patrol around the city before leading authorities on wild pursuits that ended with crashes, Chief Charlie Beck said.The trio 鈥?two boys and a girl ages 15, 16 and 17 鈥?gamed t stanley cup he system and used a vacationing sergeant   name to sign out stun guns and radios and drive the cars right out of a stationhouse parking lot, Beck said. Police are investigating whether the teens impersonated officers and pulled over drivers.The three were arres stanley cup nz ted Wednesday after two pursuits ended with crashes in South Los Angeles. A third police car was later recovered around the corner from a police station.     stanley vaso            ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Beck said he had ordered a thorough review of the department   cadet program and policies for managing inventory.We are going to take this apart top to bottom, Beck said at a news conference Thursday. We ;re going to see what we can do better and we ;re going to do it.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 The three were part of a program for teen volunteers who work in police stations and go through an academy to learn about the criminal justice system.Authorities are still trying to figure out exactly when the cars were taken, but Beck said investigators were looking into the possi Zhoe Province hands Ontario hospitals new emergency powers amid COVID-19 crisis
 OTTAWA 鈥?A Green government would level the playing field by implementing taxes on companies like Facebook and Netflix, leader Elizabeth May promis stanley tumblers ed Wednesday during a campaign stop in all-important Quebec, where the stanley shop  issue has particular traction.May was in Montreal to promote a Green strategy for foreign Internet-based companies that she said she   confident will have the intended effect of helping to protect Quebec culture.The plan would include making sure tech companies charge GST as well as taxes on revenue, and aim to close loopholes around advertising tax writeoffs the party says encourage digital advertising to the detriment of local media.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The policy on tech firms would extend to companies like Facebook, Amazon and Airbnb, said May, who focused in particular Wednesday on arts and culture companies like Netflix.She said leaving the situation as-is is too large a risk for the country.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 The culture of Quebec needs to be protected from content that streams into our homes online that has nothing to do stanley cup  with Canada, she said.May was with several Green candidates, including Pierre Nantel, an NDP MP who switched to run for the Greens late in the summer.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Nantel has long argued for stronger protections for Quebec 821

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 Toronto police say a suspect in an attempted murder was able to elude custody after he struck a police cruiser with a Maserati and fled.Investigators say the 28-year-old Toronto man was involved in an altercation with a group of people in April 2017, when he pulled out a handgun and pointed it at a man.They say the accused pulled the trigger twice, but the gun didn ;t fire, and he fled the scene.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Investigators say the suspec stanley thermoskannen t was later identified, and police attempted to arrest him Fr stanley cup iday while he was driving stanley termosar  a luxury car.      They say when officers tried to stop him, he struck a police vehicle with his car and was able to escape.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Police are still looking for the accused, who drives a black 2012 Maserati that will have damage to the driver  -side door.The man is wanted for attempted murder, assault with a weapon, possession of a firearm obtained by crime and other gun-related offences, along with dangerous driving.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        By The Canadian Press Mfbd Speed hump pilot project to expand throughout Whitby
 If it werent for Willowdale Community Legal Services, Damiana Palmieri wouldnt know where to go for legal help.Palmieri, 57, has used the clinics services for more than 20 years. In 2005, she was facing eviction and the clinic helped her avoid it.She lives in the sa stanley water bottle me apartment today.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                         This is the strongest support system I have,  she said.But Palmieri is worried for the clinics future after the Ontario government announced in its 2019 budget that Legal Aid Ontarios total funding would be slashed by 30 per cent.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Willowdale Community Legal Services is fully funded by Legal Aid Ontario  LAO , said Joe Myers, the clinic   executive director.The clinic, which has operated since 1987, provides free legal services on issues like housing, employment and immigration to low-income individuals who are eligible to receive them.           stanley puodelis      ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        In the clinics last fiscal year, they dealt with more than 3,315 cases as well as referrals, legal education and other services.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                                                                                     stanley cup                                                                                                                                                                                     

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 The Snowbirds morale-boosting coast-to-coast tour turned tragic on Sunday, when one of their planes slammed into the ground in Kamloops, B.C., killing one crew member and seriously injuring another.The fatal incident, which occurred in a residential area during a nationwide operation by the famed Canadian Forces flying team to lift the spirits of Canadians suffering through the COVID-19 pandemic, occurred less than three weeks after six Forces members died when their helicopter plunged into the sea off the coast of Greece. Its also the second time a Snowbird has crashed in less than a year, leading some to call for a review of the program and its safety risks. It is with heavy hearts that we announce that one member of the CF Snowbirds team has died and one has susta stanley water bottle ined serious injuries,  the Royal stanley bottles  Canadian Air Force said in a message posted to Twitter on Sunday evening. The Air Force said the injuries suffered by the second crew member were not life-threatening.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        In a joint statement, the Department of National Defence and the Canadian Armed Forces confirmed the crew member who died was Capt. Jennifer Casey, the Snowbirds public affairs officer. She was originally from Halifax, and joined the Canadian Armed Forces in 2014. She began her role with the Snowbirds in November 2018.The injured crew member was Capt. Richard MacDougall, a pilot and one of the teams coordinators. stanley tumbler         ARTICLE CONTINUES BE Mdbd Caledonia   s first cannabis shop set to open Nov. 21
 While the pandemics effects on school-aged children and adults has been much discussed, theres another demographic feeling the brunt of the past year that cant quite verbalize it yet.Toda stanley quencher ys infants and toddlers have spent much of their lives seeing only their parents and siblings due to stay-at-home orders and other pandemic restrictions, limiting their interactions with the outside world to socially-distanced hellos from grandparents and FaceTime calls with loved ones. Physical distancing, wearing masks and other precautions has presented a different world,  said Carla Giavedoni, program manager with Reach out Centre for Kids  ROCK , which has locations across Halton.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW  stanley cup                                         Our faces and facial expressions are fundamental to social interactions and communication. For infants and toddlers, and their social development, this can be challenging with bonding and connecting with other people, especially those family members that live outside of their home and are wearing masks and/or standing six feet away. Many local parents are experiencing this situation firsthand, like Burlingtons Anneliese Lawton. The mother of three said she and her husband refer to their 10-month-old daughter as their pandemic baby because  shes super clingy to me. She hasnt even been babysat by anybody, so she is on me 24/7 and she sleeps with me. Im all she knows.         ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW         stanley vaso                          The is

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 Here are some news stories you may have missed.Today   4 at 4:1. Oakville mom-daughter  stanley cup duo moves Dragons Den host to tears,               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Mother-daughter team earns major investment.2. Milton to roll out bus service to premium outlets and Mississauga        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Cross-boundary transit service coming in fall 2022.3. Club 54: Unique Burlington landmark celebrates 30 years of partying               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Known far and wide 鈥?well beyond Burlingtons borders 鈥?the nightclub celebrates its 30th anniversary this month.    stanley cup              ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                  stanley botella                              4. Are Oakville intensification projects enough to alleviate the housing crisis The Town of Oakville is investing in a number of intensification projects 鈥?including around the Bronte and Oakville GO stations and Palermo Village. Wybe WARNING   : Massive onion recall in Ontario grocery stores triggered by Salmonella outbreak in U.S.
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 Guelph Humane Society is pleading with the community not to abandon animals outside the shelter, after a cat that was left overnight died earlier this month. Theres never an excuse for abandoning an animal without attempting to get help,  said GHS executive director Adrienne McBride.The organization took to social media to share its grief after staff arrived at the shelter on Sept. 3 and discovered a nearly lifeless cat in a carrier outside the community room entrance.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                         The cat suffered alone and in pain for nearly 12 hours before being discovered,  said a Guelph Humane Society tweet.  Despite our best efforts this morning, the cat could not be saved. The tweet include stanley cup d a link to an open letter to the community about  stanley mugs the incident. The letter provided more detail, saying that security camera footage had captured video of an individual driving up to the community entrance around 8:30 p.m. on Sept. 2, apparently dropping off the cat and leaving.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                  There was no attempt to call or knock on the doors,  the letter said, noting that animal services officers had been inside the building at the time, but had no way of knowing an animal had been dropped off. If a call was made to the building stanley hrnek , our officers could have come outside and given this cat a fighting chance,  the letter said.  The cat would have been shown compassion. But we didnt know he wa Phnm Torstar to lay off 30 as tablet app shut
 100 Women Who Care Halton Hills continues to help fund local charities during these tough times when our community most needs their support. After another successful virtual meeting in February to select a local organization to receive funding from their members, the chosen charity was Links2Care. Their Community Support stanley quencher  Program is unique to Georgetown and Acton and is administered through the Acton office by Cathy Gerrow and Janet Batistawho. Along with their volunteers, they support and counsel people who walk through their doors when they dont know where else to turn. Liz Bailey, a Links2Care volunteer and 100 Women member, nominated Links2Care and explained,  Perhaps they are being evicted or their hydro is about to be turned off. They often cant afford to buy food, school supplies or clothing for their kids. Cathy and Janet tell them about the many programs that are stanley cup  available and help them to access what they need. Paperwork can also be very overwhelming, and many do not have access to fax machines, computers or long distance telephone. Links2Care is there to help them make their way through the red tape and often talk to the officials on the clients behalf. Income taxes can also be done free of charge. Food, diapers, vouchers, toiletries etc. stanley cup  are available 5 days a week and often when a client comes in for something he or she leaves with information about other programs they can access - theres always a listening ear. All of this is done with the utmost respect and conf

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 A Pickering teen who was the subject of a racist message in his high school yearbook has been given a four-year scholarship to any Canadian university or college.The Toronto Argonauts football team and the Pinball Clemons Foundation announced the scholarship to Joshua Telemaque, a recent graduate of St. Mary Catholic Secondary School.The Argos and the foundation announced the scholarship on Wednesday, Oct. 14 during a drive-by parade to mark Telemaque   18th birthday.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        聽Huge support for  JOSHUA today!@DRPS and Pickering Fire really came thru showing support!Happy 18th Birthday Joshua!鉂?pic.twitter/wKdxQ0B stanley nz TY3鈥?Nancy Henry  @nancyhenry_  October 15, 2020        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 聽Mike Hogan, the communications manager with the Argos, said he hopes Telemaque will chose an Ontario school so he   close to your family and close to us. If you do the work to get into school, we ;ll look after the tuition for up to four years at any Canadian post-sec stanley isolierkanne ondary school. We are sincerely sorry for what you had to go through. Losing a close family member is not easy.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Please accept this gift and know you ;re not alone in this. We ;ve got your back, Hogan added.                ARTIC stanley termosy LE CONTINUES BELOW                                              Telemaque had w Ufxp Omicron means Ontario s vaccine passport will be around  for at least another several months,  Christine Elliott says
 The annual four-day stanley drinking cup  Halton Childrens Water Fe stanley cup stival  HCWF  is underway at Kelso Conservation Area and will run until Friday  Sept. 27 .The event is co-hosted by Conservation Halton and the region in partnership with the City of Burlington, the towns of Halton Hills and Oakville, the Halton District School Board and the Halton Catholic District School Board, as well as the Conservation Halton Foundation  CHF  and Wilfrid Laurier University.The event was launched in 2006 and since then has welcomed more than 51,000 students between grades 2 and 5 during the final week of September to learn about the importance of water.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                         This is the HCWFs 17th year. We attribute this to the rich content and experiential format 鈥?han stanley taza ds-on learning presented in an accessible and engaging way,  said Garner Beckett, executive director of the CHF.The festival would not be possible without the long-standing support of sponsors, staff and volunteers, said Beckett. Among those key volunteers are almost 7,000 Halton secondary school students who have been on-site supporting the festival since its inception.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                  For our in-person festival, we will be running 60 curriculum-based activity stations that focus on water science and technology, water conservation and protection, water health and safety and water and society,  said Beckett, adding there is also a virtual modul

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 As the surgical backlog created by the COVID-19 pandemic continues to worsen, health-care leaders and government decision-makers will need to find innovative solutions to ease dangerous bottlenecks that threaten the health of thousands of Ontarians.Although increased funding is critical to help hospitals address surgical wait lists, this isnt a problem that governments grappling with budgets already strained by the pandemic can fix with more spending alone 鈥?we also need look at creative ways to treat patients, using technologies that can reduce demand on the system or even prevent the need for traditional s stanley cups urgery in the first place.Minimally invasive surgery 鈥?a technique through which the medical team uses tiny incisions and specialized tools to perform surgery 鈥?is one such innovative technology that already exists and which can play a significant role in helping to reduce the pandemic-related surgical backlog.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Theres a wealth of research that shows patients who undergo minimally invasive procedures can experience lower rates of complications, shorter hospital stays, decreased blood loss and lower readmittance rates.Unfortunately, the Canadian health-care system hasnt fully harnessed the power of minimally invasive stanley website  surgery. Too often, administrators and government decision- stanley shop makers have focused too narrowly on immediate budget impacts than long-term financial benefits to the system. While the techno

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 TORONTO 鈥?A civil liberties lawyer says a decision by the City of Toronto to bill a restaurant owner nearly $200,000 to cover the cost of enforcing lockdown regulations raises concerns about people   constitutionally protected right to protest.Adam Skelly, the owner of Adamson Barbecue, opened his restaurant for indoor dining in November in violation of COVID-19 public health regulations, drawing dozens of anti-lockdown protesters.On the weekend, Skelly posted on social media that he had received an invoice from the city for $187,030.56, with the cost of the police response accounting for $165,188.73 of the total.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Cara Zwibel, the director of the fundamental freedoms program with the Canadian Civil Liberties Association, said the idea that individuals should have to pay for the opportunity to exercise their freedom of expression and freedom of peaceful assembly is concerning.There are significant costs to policing a wide variety of matters, she said, but criminals don ;t pay the policing costs associated with those crimes.         stanley spain ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 T stanley cup here is a concern that the city is not treating this as part of their normal operations, Zwibel said.But this is what police do, they enforce the law and keep the peace, that   the cost of doing business as a municipality.               ARTICLE stanley cup  CONTINUES BELOW                Ghxq Shooting in Oshawa, Ont., leaves man dead
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 NEW YORK 鈥?Oprah Winfrey reversed her book club selection of Kate Elizabeth Russells upcoming  My Dark Vanessa  after the novel was briefly the subject of online controversy, a spokeswoman confirmed Thursday.Ultimately we did not end up moving forward with it as a book club selection,  a spokeswoman for Winfrey said.Russell   publisher, William Morrow, said in a statement that it was  disappointed by their decision but thrilled to se stanley taza e the incredible response from early readers.  It noted early reviews had been positive for  My Dark Vanessa,  which comes out next.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW         stanley en mexico                                 Winfre stanley cup ys dropping of the novel followed her highly controversial choice of Jeanine Cummins  My American Dirt,  the bestseller about Mexicans fleeing to the U.S. border that has been criticized for perpetuating stereotypes. The novel has intensified an ongoing debate over the lack of Latino representation in the publishing industry.Winfrey told the AP last month that she did not want to  wade  again into controversies that took away attention from the books themselves. Winfreys interview with Cummins and critics of  American Dirt  premieres Friday on Apple TV Plus. The AP attended the February taping in Tucson, Arizona.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Winfreys next choice will be announced in April.Russells novel, like  American Dirt,  was one of the most anticipated books of 2020. But in January, a Vtwz Halton police warn Milton and Halton Hills residents about rise of online extortion incidents
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