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 T stanley mugs he prime minister stood up a year and a half ago and pledged that Canada would share its COVID-19 vaccine bounty with the world, to the tune of 200 million doses 鈥?or their equivalent 鈥?by the end of 2022.Now, the numbers are in and Canada has fulfilled its promise.Almost.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        By the time New Years fireworks went off at the end of last year, Canada had donated the equivalent of 196 million doses of vaccine.The word  equivalent  is doing some heavy lifting here.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Of that total, just under a quarter were  stanley quencher actual vaccine doses, the bulk of which were donated to the international vaccine-sharing scheme known as COVAX. The rest of it was made up in cash.Still being written is Canadas legacy when it comes to helping vaccinate the world. Labelled a global vaccine hoarder by some in the early stages of the global rollout, officials say theyve accomplished a major milestone amidst supply challenges, uneven health-care systems and an ever-shifting virus.               ARTICLE CONTI stanley tumbler NUES BELOW                                        The shift from doses to dollars reflects what those in charge say was an evolution in the global vaccination effort over the past year: as supplies shot up, vaccine hesitancy lingered, and the health-care systems of some poor nations struggled under the weight of a new vaccine campaign.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW    Pecq Rent relief needed now for businesses, organizations say
 SANTA FE, N.M stanley tumbler . 鈥?New Mexico will seek out a bigger share of the nation   outdoor recreation economy by creating a special division dedicated to expanding the state   foothold in the lucrative industry.At a state park in the Sangre de Cristo Mountains, Democratic Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham signed legislation that creates a special outdoor recreation division. The plan takes cu stanley cup es from other states in the U.S. West such as Colorado that actively promote outdoor adventure as an engine of economic development and a resource for public health and consciousness about natural wonders.Sponsors of the New Mexico bill including state Rep. Angelica Rubio of Las Cruces say they ;ve added a unique component: a public-private grant fund to underwrite outdoor experiences for children from low-income households and diverse backgrounds, who might not otherwise have the time or means to explore nature.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        There is no book big enough to be able to teach what the outdoors can, Rubio said. I really want kids to get their hands and feet dirty.Rubio expressed confidence that outdoor apparel companies would help sponsor grants for children.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 The Democrat-led Legislature approved an initial $200,000 in general fund spending to set up the new division within the E stanley drinking cup conomic Development Department. Another $100,000 pays for inf

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 Ottawa and the Canadian Armed Forces have started looking for an exit strategy amid talks with Quebec about the continued provision of military personnel to long-term care homes hit hard by COVID-19.Quebec Premier Francois Legault asked the federal government this week to keep hundreds of Armed Forces members in about two dozen long-term care facilities until September while the province looks for civilian support workers to replace them.The troops have been assisting in Quebec since April following an e stanley website arlier request by Legault as outbreaks of COVID-19 ripped through some of the province   nursing homes. Military members were also deployed to a handful of long-term care facilities in Ontario.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Yet even as senior federal officials said discussions with Quebec had been launched Thursday, questions were being raised about the military stanley trinkflaschen    ability to keep hundreds stanley water jug  of trained military medical personnel in the homes 鈥?and what impacts doing so could have over the long term.Prime Minister Justin Trudeau underscored that deploying troops into nursing homes was never intended to be a long-term solution and that the federal government is looking at helping provinces get a handle on the crisis themselves.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 It is a stop-gap measure that is there to help out because our Armed Forces have the fundamental role of serving Canada and prote Uusj Trauma, tears and bone-deep fatigue. Behind the scenes at a hospital still feeling the crush of COVID
 The new artificial turf field and track at Waterdown District High School is almost complete and should be ready sometime in September.JUST THE FACTSConstruction started in May  stanley cup with the removal of the existing track and grass field.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The $2.1-million project includes a new track and field and the installation of metal bleacher stanley cup s to replace the old wooden set, according to Ward 15 school board trustee Penny Deathe.      The upgrades were a part of a five-year-old Hamilton public board plan to change the fields at four secondary schools, including New North, Nora Frances Henderson and Sir Winston Churchill, from sod to artificial turf.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 The artificial turf, according to Deathe, means a longer season for high school teams from Apri stanley cup l to October, more hours of play time per week and lower annual maintenance. The field   durability also increases rental opportunities by community partners.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        鈥?With files from Mac Christie

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 TORONTO 鈥?Canada   major wireless carriers are apologizing for long customer service wait times as consumers scramble to cash in on limited-time promotional offers.While the holiday season is always competitive for the telecom companies, a low-rate plan offered by Shaw   Freedom Mobile and a recent update of Canada   code of conduct for wireless carriers are among the drivers spurring a flurry of special promotions this year.This doesn ;t happen every year, independent technology analyst Carmi Levi said from his base in London, Ont. of the new Wireless Code that came into effect on Dec. 1.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        One of the major changes prevents carriers from charging to un stanley cup lock phones so they can work on a stanley kubek nother network, making it much easier to switch to a rival.We ;re seeing evidence here that Canada   wireless market can be very compe stanley canada titive, Levi said.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 So I would expect this to continue as consumers continue to look for ever opportunity available to them to save money and get more in the process.Starting late last week and into the weekend, Rogers, Bell and Telus, as well as their respective secondary brands, Fido, Virgin and Koodo, started advertising 10 gigabytes of data for $60 per month, with certain conditions.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                Rsaz Death toll in Ethiopia landfill collapse rises to 113
 Peter Sankoff was inching closer to his goal of placing 100 interns with h stanley cup is fellow lawyers and academics across the country this summer when he suffered a brain hemorrhage last week.Though still in pain in hospital, and with weeks of recovery ahead of him, Sankoff is determined to push forward with his 100-interns project, to help the many law students across Canada who suddenly saw summer job prospects at law firms dry up due to COVID-19. This didnt sit well with me 鈥?you dont start with cutting from the bottom,  Sankoff told the Star in an interview this week from the hospital.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        As of Wednesday afternoon, the University of Alberta law professors project had enough funding 鈥?including through donations from the legal community 鈥?to cover almost 80 positions. So far, close to 75 interns have been placed across the country.Sankoff tweeted that the project still needs about $25,000 to fund the remaining positions and get to 100. He said hes received hundreds of internshi stanley tumbler p applications, many of which communicated  a sense of desperation and this real loss of hope.         ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 With courts largely c stanley mug losed across the country, many law firms, particularly those focusing on criminal law, have seen their workloads shrink. Firms that would typically welcome law students for summer jobs simply dont have the work or money for them this year.A placement with the

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 Canadian artist Norval Morrisseau once said, I want to make paintings that will make people happy, that will change the course of peoples lives, which is precisely what Indigenous artist Kory Parkin tries to execute through his craft.For the first eight years of his life,  stanley flask Parkin was raised in Mississauga. That was until his mother, who was a member of the Mohawks of the Bay of Quinte, decided she wanted him to have a more traditional upbringing.While attending public school at Quinte Mohawk Sch stanley cup ool in Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory, Parkin discovered his passion for art.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                         Throughout public school, I was really big into art, sports, and comic books, and when I was in Grade 8, I stanley cup  was able to take a course at Queen   University,  Parkin said. Public school kids got to go for a week and pick what class they wanted to learn more of at that kind of level. So, I ended up choosing art, which really opened my eyes to Indigenous art.         ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 When Parkin met his wife about 10 years ago, he said she encouraged him to start taking art more seriously, which has ultimately led him to acquiring several once-in-a-lifetime opportunities that have made all of his childhood dreams become a reality. Indigenous Proud, which is an Indigenous company based out of B.C., selected one of my art pieces that ended up getting sold in Walmart last year for National Indigenou Epwo Tragedy of Toronto van attack sinks in
 It is going to be a much different growing season at the Carleton Place Community Garden, due to concerns over COVID-19.Joyce Clinton is the co-ordinator of the Carleton Place Community Garden, a role she took on in 2017. The garden is part of the Neighbourhood Tomato Community Gardens, which also ove stanley cup rsees the Augusta Street Park Community Garden in Almonte. We now have permission to open,  she told the Canadian Gazette on May 2.  However, there are very clear guidelines we must meet in order to operate.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        As of April 25, owing to an amendment to the governments state of  stanley cup emergency order, the use of community and allotment gardens across Ontario is now allowed. These gardens are an essential source of fresh food for some individuals and families, including those who face food insecurity,  the province noted in a statement.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW     stanley cup usa                              Clinton could not agree more. People are going to need a sustainable food supply,  she said, and  access to healthy food.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                         Community gardens  augment what people are able to have on their dinner table, added Augusta Street Gardens co-ordinator Kathleen Teahen. It saves some of the family budget and what they need to purchase from the grocery store.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                               

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 BRAMPTON, Ont. 鈥?Justin Trudeau promised Sunday to provide Canadians more relief from their tax and cellphone bills, part of the Liberal leader   effort to steer his campaign back toward the issue of affordability and away from the blackface scandal that has dogged him since last week.Speaking in the backyard of a suburban home in Brampton, Ont., Trudeau was looking to one-up the tax plan presented last week by his rival, Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer, by promising that if re-elected, he would make the first $15,000 of income tax free for most Canadians.Our plan lowers taxes the most for people who make less, gives the middle class some breathing room, and ensures that the wealthy don ;t get an extra hand up, said Trudeau, who was flanked by local candidates.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        stanley mug  8220;With this tax cut, we ;ll lift about 40,000 people out of poverty 鈥?twice as many as the Conservative plan 鈥?and make life more affordable for Canadians.The Liberals said they would accomplish the feat by raising the basic personal amount by almost $2,000 by 2023 for people earning under $147,000 a year. It would save the average Canadian $292 a year, Trudeau said.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Under the current formula, Canadians don ;t pay income tax on the first $12,309 earned. That would increase to $13,229 und stanley cup price er the Liberal plan and $15,0 stanley cups uk 00 by 2023, compar Cber Canada-wide warrant issued for murder witness believed to be in Orangeville
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 With Earth Day just around the corner, energy-efficient living is not only good for the planet, but it can also help save a few bucks now stanley cup nz  and in the long-term.We asked Greg Donahue, a product manager at Reliance Home Comfort, for some tips on how to lower your energy bills and live more sustainably at home. Here are some ideas:LOW-HANGING FRUIT               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        If youre still using halogen light bulbs, try switching to LED bulbs that are up to 80 per cent more efficient, while producing less heat.To use less water, try low-flow fixtures like toilets and shower heads.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 SMART UPGRADESIf you dont have a programmable thermostat, a smart thermostat will ensure that your home isnt being heated or cooled while youre not there.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW  stanley thermobecher                                        If youre still using a conventional storage tank water heater, you might want to consider switching to a tankless water heater.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                               Everybodys pretty familiar with the typical storage tank water h stanley mug eaters that keep 40 or 60 gallons of water hot 24/7,  Donahue noted. With a tankless water heater, sometimes called an on-demand water heater, water is heated only when its needed, when a tap is turned or a dishwasher or washing machine is running. Instead of using gas or electricity to keep t Ydmy Trudeau backs idea of NHL using Canada for its hub city plans
 Don ;t let the sunshine fool you.There are some closures botella stanley  and delays heading your way that could mess up the last day before the long weekend.WEATHER               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Sunny in Oakville and Burlington. Wind becoming west 20 km/h gusting to 40 this morning. High 11: https://weather.gc.ca/city/pages/on-79_metric_e.htmlSunny in Milton and Halton Hills. Wind becoming west 30 km/h gusting to 50 this morning. High 11: https://weather.gc.ca/city/pages/on-68_metric_e.html        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 TRAFFICNormal volumes on Highway 403, QEW and Highway 401, but an engineering investigation on the eastbound QEW at Ford Drive will cause lane closures April 5-7 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Here are some other closures you should know about: https://insidehalton/news/a stanley cup ll-lanes-closed-significant-closures-on-qew-in-oakville-stretch-into-easter-weekend-and-could/article_6b360464-8e63-5bab-87c5-a283424ec821.html               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        SCHOOL BUSES                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                              Here   a live tracker of any school bus delays or cancellations: https://geoquery.haltonbus.ca/Cancellations.aspxGO TRANSITAldershot GO: Construction work to replace bus shelters starts Marc stanley cup h 5.Appleby GO: The elevator connecting the south lot and bus loop to the tunnel is out of service. The station re

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 OTTAWA 鈥?The federal Liberal government is determined to rekindle intensive talks on a new continental trade pact this summer 鈥?even though President Donald Trump says he won ;t sign a renegotiated NAFTA until after the U.S. midterm elections this fall.Now that Mexico   presidential election is done, Ottawa wants negotiations on the North America Free Trade Agreement to restart as stanley mug  soon as possible, one government official familiar with the plan said on condition of anonymity.Our priority has always been to conclude a stanley cup  mutually beneficial agreement as quickly as possible and that, I think, remains our goal, said the official, who was not authorized to discuss the matter publicly.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        That   what we ;re going to stay focused on. We ;ll see where it goes.That effort is expected to intensify following Monday   election win by Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador, who has already said he supports the continued renegotiation of NAFTA and wants his own team of experts to be part of the talks before he takes office Dec. 1.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                          stanley becher         Until Lopez Obrador is sworn in, members of the current Mexican administration will continue to serve as the country   lead NAFTA negotiators, the official said.Trump, however, has said he wants to wait until after November   U.S. congressional midterms before committin Xmae Ontario aims to end all COVID-19 restrictions by March, Doug Ford says
 Two Toronto city councillors are hoping to get a bike lane running down University Avenue established as part of the citys response to COVID-19, while a third warns now is not th stanley cups e time to be implementing potentially costly and disruptive new projects. The need for Toronto to build an expanded, city-wide grid of protected bike lanes is more pressing now than ever before,  according to Coun. Joe Cressy and Coun. Mike Layton, in a letter water bottle stanley  to Barbara Gray, general manager, transportation services.The councillors are calling on Gray to include the bike lane as part of the citys ActiveTO plan to expand outdoor spaces to allow pedestrians and cyclists to move more easily through the city while maintaining a safe distance from others, in an effort to stop the spread of the pandemic.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The councillors want to see a protected bike lane running along University Avenue, Queens Park Crescent and Avenue Road, from Davenport Road to Adelaide Street.The idea has been kicking around for more than 20 years, is long overdue and will establish a vital north-south link in the citys cycling network, say the councillors.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Cressy points out that it would connect up with some of the citys busiest bike lanes, on Davenport Road, College Street, Richmond St stanley cup becher reet, Adelaide Street and Bloor Street.Its also located along a subway line, identified as priority areas for Activ

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 As part of the IFP   coverage of the 2018 Halton Hills municipal election, staff asked the candidates in the race to respond to the question: What do you think is the top issue affecting Halton Hills residents and what is your strategy to tackle this issue Here   what candidates running for council, regional council, and mayor said:Ward one               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Mike AlbanoThe No. 1 concern I hear often is the traffic/bypass issues. This is a real problem, a problem that requires co-operation, input and funding from the province the region and possibly the federal government. The problem is not an easy fix and will take time. I have been very involved addressing the traffic issues and have been working with town staff and other councillors. Over th stanley water bottle e years there have been lots of talks about tra stanley quencher ffic; it was this council that moved forward to address and act on this concern. This council approved the truck and traffic study and the town is currently undertaking Phase 1 of the study. Phase 2 is expected to examine the Acton Bypass options. The results of the Phase 1 study will be made available in a report in 2019.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 聽Ryan McLaughlin               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        I have had many rural residents email me to discuss their concerns about things like garbage pickup. For them,  stanley cup that is a major issue Xrau Federal NDP pulled into misconduct fray
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 OTTAWA 鈥?The remains of four of the six Canadian Armed Forces members killed when a Cyclone helicopter crashed into the Ionian Sea off Greece in late April have been identified.In a news release, the Department of National Defence  DND  says the remains were positively identified Thursday by the Chief Coroner for Ontario.They include Capt. Kevin Hagen, a pilot originally from Nanaimo, B.C., Capt. Maxime Miron-Morin, an air combat systems officer originally from B茅cancour, Quebec, Sub-Lt. Matthew Pyke, a naval warfare officer originally from Truro, N.S., an stanley mug d Master Cpl. Matthew Cousins, an airborne electronic sensor operator originally from Guelph, Ont.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The remains were found during a combined search and recovery operation with the United States Navy conducted between May 25 and June 2.The military says the families of all crew members lost in the accident have been notified and the remains will be released to the families over the coming days.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Ceremonial arrangements are also being planned by the Royal Canadian Navy and Royal Canadian Air Force in consultation with the families, and details will be released at a later date stanley canada .The remains of Sub-Lt. Abbigail Cowbrough, a marine systems engineering officer originally from Toronto, were previously identified shortly after the accident. Partial remains of Cap stanley mugs tain Brenden MacDonald, a pilot origi Jwmc New public health measures to kick in Wednesday
 SARNIA, Ont. 鈥?Ontario   police watchdog says a police officer with the Sarnia, Ont., force has been charged with sexual assault. stanley cup The Special Investigations Unit says it was contacted in June by the Sarnia Police Service regarding a complaint that a woman had made against an officer.The SIU says it investigated the allegation and found reasonable grounds to believe that crimes had been committed.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The agency says that as a result Const. Christopher Noordam has been charged  stanley termoska with one count of sexual assault and one count of breach of trust.      Noordam is due to make a court appearance in Sarnia on Sept. 15.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 stanley france  The SIU is an independent government agency that investigates the conduct of police that may have resulted in death, serious injury, sexual assault and/or the discharge of a firearm at a person.This report by The Canadian Press was first published Aug. 27, 2021.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        By The Canadian Press

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 TORONTO 鈥?Online mattress retailer Casper plans to open brick-and-mortar stores in Canada as it flips its business model and goes head-to-head with traditiona stanley mug l bed retailers.The New-York based startup, which upended the mattress industry with its bed-in-a-box product that can be delivered, is opening the first of its retail shops north of the border next month in Toronto.Casper is also establishing a Canadian headquarters in Toronto and will begin manufacturing some of its products in Canada, creating an estimated 75 new jobs stanley canada  across the country.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Casper co-founder and chief executive Philip Krim says it has seen three years of triple-digit growth in Canada, and expanding its local presence will help the company reach more Canadians.      The company also recently teamed up with Indigo Books  Music to allow shoppers to test out Casper   pillows at several of the Canadian retailer   locations.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Competition in the mattress retail sector has heated up in recent years with the entry of several online bed merchants, prompting S stanley cup leep Country Canada in 2017 to launch its own bed-in-a-box e-commerce business.By The Canadian Press Wtaw Toronto-area home sales in April down 32%
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 TORONTO 鈥?Relatives of murdered seniors, along with advocacy and health-care groups, are among four dozen applicants seeking to participate in a public inquiry sparked by a nurse who killed eight elderly long-term-care residents in Ontario.Commissioner Eileen Gillese will hear their reques stanley thermos ts for standing 鈥?a status that gives them the right to call and question witnesses 鈥?in St. Thomas, Ont., on Tuesday and Wednesday.The Ontario government set up the Long-Term Care Homes Public Inquiry in August after Elizabeth Wettlaufer was convicted of eight counts of first degree-murder, four counts of attempted murder and two counts of aggravated assault. Wettlaufer had pleaded guilty in June and was sentenced to life in prison with no eligibility for parole for 25 years.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The 50-year-old injected her victims with insulin while they were in her ca stanley quencher re at three Ontario long-term care facilities and a private home between 2007 and 2016.Alex Van Kralingen, a Toronto-based lawyer, who represents the affected parties group 鈥?five relatives or close friends of Wettlaufer   victims 鈥?said his clients are obviously looking for answers as to how Wettlaufer got away with what she did f stanley termosy or so long. But there   much more, he said.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Ultimately, the hope is that this is going to be a springboard into a conversation about how we treat l Kdsj OHL roundup: Ruzicka lifts Sting over Bulldogs 6-5
 OTTAWA 鈥?As the fallout from the COVID-19 pandemic sent a tsunami sweeping through the ec stanley botella onomy, Ottawa quickly rolled out financial assistance to the millions of suddenly unemployed Canadians.With businesses slowly reopening and the prospect of people getting back to work, now comes the hard part for policy-makers 鈥?deciding how and when to dial back those emergency benefits.Some politicians are already pushing for change. Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer said this week that the emergency benefits will serve as a  tranquilizer  on the ec stanley cups uk onomy, deterring people from taking available jobs.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Dan stanley cups  Kelly, president of the Canadian Federation of Independent Business, said hes not  panicked  about the benefit discouraging people from returning to work,  but ask me in two weeks once more businesses are reopened and I think this will be a significant issue. Kelly predicts a  very messy recovery  and said a combination of factors risk keeping people away from jobs. For example, weeks of public health messaging have left many wondering about the risks of leaving the house, he said. Other challenges for parents are the lack of child care and schools being closed.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 The governments main support to individuals has been the Canada Emergency Response Benefit  CERB , which pays $500 a week over 16 weeks. As of Sunday, 7.5-million Canadians had applied for th

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 TORONTO 鈥?A Catholic schoo stanley cup becher l board in southern Ontario bowed to overwhelming pressure and rescinded a policy change that would have barred fundraising for organizations that might support abortion, euthanasia, stem-cell research and other activities that run counter to the tenets of the faith.The H stanley cup alton Catholic District School Board voted narrowly this week to scrap its new Sanctity of Life policy after an outcry last spring prompted trustees to suspend the change to allow for consultations with the school community.After a spirited debate, trustees voted 5-4 to leave an old non-restrictive fundraising policy in place. The discussion followed fierce criticism of the changes from parents and the province   former education minister.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Documents provided to trustees show that of almost 1,000 respondents to a survey on the issue, 74 per cen stanley tumbler t opposed the change. Only 21 per cent were in favour.The people have spoken, board chairwoman Diane Rabenda told the meeting. It   totally presumptuous of us to think we know better.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 The board responsible for Catholic schools around Hamilton 鈥?in Burlington, Halton Hills, Milton and Oakville 鈥?approved the change restricting fundraising efforts in March but quickly suspended its implementation amid an uproar that gained national attention.Critics warned  Vjlf How many people are hospitalized with COVID-19 in Halton
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 More than 2.5 million Ontarians live with some kind of disability. Many are seniors, who are the most vulnerable group when it comes to contracting COVID-19. Living with a disability is challenging enough but many in the disabled community say they have felt forgotten during this pandemic.A lot of us havent thought about the fact that the way were experiencing the world in the midst of a deadly virus, might actually just be every day in the life of a disabled person, even before a pandemic.But COVID-19 has posed  stanley becher bigger roadblocks for the disabled community. The majority is stru stanley thermos mug ggling with everything from equitable access to health care, financial and physical constraints to something as basic as access to crucial information that they need at this time to protect themselves from a pandemic with digni stanley cups ty.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        In todays episode Maayan Ziv, disability rights activist and the founder and CEO of AccessNow, a digital accessibility platform for the disabled, talks about the struggles and rights of Canadas disabled community 鈥?and what we need to do to make inclusive and safe spaces for everyone in our collective experience.      Listen to this episode and more at This Matters, or subscribe at Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts or wherever you listen to your favourite podcasts.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Qfen Ontario to require licence renewal again
 The Church of the Holy Trinity is surrounded by camping tents, each one big enough for two or three of Torontos homeless residents.Amanda Stroud moved into the encampment four weeks ago after struggling to find space in the citys overwhelmed shelter system. Theres nowhere else for me to stay,  she said, standing outside a small canvas tent Friday morning.  The shelters are full, I dont have any housing opportunities. This is home.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Since the outset of the COVID-19 pandemic, t stanley tumblers he c stanley cup ity has seen a dramatic increase in homeless encampments across the city as in stanley cup habitants find themselves without shelter space and apprehensive of facilities that have become vectors for the deadly virus.Early in March, the city imposed a moratorium on clearing homeless encampments, given the challenges of ensuring physical distancing in shelters. But the city has since resumed the removals of the encampments as they implement new, temporary housing measures for the homeless.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 On Friday, standoffs unfolded between Torontos homeless and city officials at several downtown encampments as police officers and city workers cleared tents.The city said it was clearing tents that were abandoned after moving people into housing last week, but Jason Phillips, who lives in a tent underneath the Gardiner Expressway, told the Canadian Press he received an eviction notice despite

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 OTTAWA 鈥?Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced Friday that his government and the majority of Canada   provinces had come to an agreement on a national carbon pricing plan.Trudeau has been working on a national carbon pricing plan with the provinces for months amid worries about the United States heading in the opposite direction and how that could put Canadian comp starbucks stanley cup anies at an economic disadvantage. Earlier, outgoing U.S. Vice-Presi stanley mugg dent Joe Biden urged Canadian leaders to continue to treat efforts to combat climate change urgently despite the incoming administration of Donald Trump.Trudeau called the framework agreement on a carbon tax historic. But Canada   10 provincial leaders are not unanimous in agreeing to Trudeau   carbon tax.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Saskatchewan Premier Brad Wall hasstanley cup  refused to agree to the tax; Manitoba   premier said he hasn ;t signed on yet because it wants more money for health care; and British Columbia Premier Christy Clark balked at first before reaching a compromise.Trudeau hopes to impose a national carbon tax that would rise to $50 Canadian  US$38  a ton by 2022. Under a compromise deal, the carbon price would pause at British Columbia   existing $30 Canadian  $US23  level in 2020, when an independent expert panel will look at how the plan is evolving.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 The new Trump administration, mo Vihe Legal Ontario cannabis store Bud Heaven now open in Bracebridge
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 THE RIDINGWellington鈥擧alton Hills spans a large area that encompasses the towns of Halton Hills and Erin, along with the townships of Centre Wellington, Guelph/Eramosa and Puslinch.The latest information from Elections Canada indicates there are 120,981 residents who call the riding home.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The 2016 census shows the riding is predominantly English-speaking, with more than half of the population aged 15-plus having some type of post-secondary education.THE RACE        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Michael Chong, Conservative  incumbent : Chong was first elected to the riding in 2004 and has held onto his MP seat since then. The married father of three currently serves as shadow  stanley cup minister for foreign affairs. An MP needs to rep stanley water bottle resent their constituents, stand by their convictions and make tough, principled decisions. My record demonstrates Im prepared to do exactly that. We also need a plan for Canadas recovery from the pandemic. Im part of a Conservative team th stanley mugs at has a plan to do exactly that.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Ran Zhu, Green Party: Zhu was most recently a constituency co-ordinator for Green Party of Ontario leader Mike Schreiner. He began working in politics shortly after graduating university and has served as a constituency staffer for two different MPPs.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                        Nfcp Five things to watch in Sunday   s Grey Cup
 OTTAWA鈥擳he Canadian government expects the country will have received a total of 1.2 million doses of COVID-19 vaccines by the end o stanley tumblers f January after Wednesdays approval of U.S.-based Modernas shots.Health Canada approved Modernas vaccine Wednesday, and a first batch of 168,000 doses could be delivered as early as Friday morning.In addition to Moderna vaccines, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced that an additional 250,000 doses of the previously approved Pfizer/BioNTech vaccine are expected to be delivered in January.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Trudeau said that, in total, Canada expects to have 1.2 million doses of the two vaccines by the end of January. The government has previously said it expects to have four million doses of the Pfizer vaccine and two million doses of the Moderna vaccine by the end of March 鈥?enough to vaccinate three million Canadians, as both vaccines require two doses. Now that Health Canada has approved the Moderna vaccine, we have the green light to start rolling it out across the country,  Trudeau told reporters at a press conference outside Rideau Cottage on Wednesday.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                  The first doses of our guaranteed 40-million-dose order from Moderna will arrive in the coming days. Despite promising n stanley termohrnek e stanley cup ws on the vaccine front, however, Trudeau urged Canadians to follow public health guidelines during the Christmas season 鈥?to limit socializing, to