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 AUGUSTA, Ga. 鈥?A young woman charged with leaking U.S. government secrets to a reporter poses no flight risk if she   released from pre-trial confinement, her parents said, though they fear prosecutors will seek to use the case to send a tough message from the Trump administration.It will be difficult for 25-year-old Reality Winner to get a fair trial if her case becomes this big thing where we ;re not going to tolerate leakers, Winner   mother, Billie Winner-Davis, told The Associated Press in an interview Wednesday.I think  stanley cup they ;re going to try to make an example out of her because of the political climate right now, Winner-Davis said.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                      stanley thermos mug                    Winner, a former Air Force linguist who now works as a U.S. government contractor, was arrested Satu stanley cups uk rday by FBI agents on charges that she made copies of a classified report containing top-secret information and mailed it to an online news organization.A judge has scheduled a hearing Thursday in U.S. District Court to determine whether to allow Winner to be released on bond pending trial. She has been jailed in neighbouring Lincoln County since her arrest, according to a booking report released by the sheriff.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 She   not a flight risk, said Gary Davis, Winner   stepfather. Everybody in America knows what she looks like at th Oapq Torontonian Grace Puja   s work on gender issues started in Tanzania
 WASHINGTON鈥擨n Lansing, Michigan late last week, a band of protesters gathered on the steps of the state capital building brandishing assault rifles stanley cup , Trump banners and signs saying  End the Lockdown. Similar scenes played out across the country over the weekend, from Austin, Texas to Richmond, Virginia. In Denver, Colorado, two health-care professionals in scrubs and respirator masks stood silently in an intersection during red lights, trying to remind protesters what they were inviting by demanding an end to the coronavirus isolation measures.  This is a free country,  a woman leani stanley quencher ng out of a pickup truck shouted at one of the counterprotestors.  You go to work, why cant I go to work too   she demanded.The short answer to her question is that those who wear scrubs to the office are saving peoples lives during a pandemic. For most others, whose jobs have been disrupted by the lockdown, they are endangering peoples lives by leaving the house.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        That apparently is a d stanley water bottle istinction not worth making to the protesters, who under the banner of  freedom  want a quick end to social-distancing measures. The small but vocal right-wing protest movement in the United States can sometimes seem indifferent to what their demands will cost in human lives 鈥?opposing gun control in the face of shooting deaths or fighting public health coverage in the face of millions uninsured. But its never so baldly resembled a death cul

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 VANCOUVER 鈥?Comments attributed to a British Columbia judge about the number of days that sh stanley en mexico ould be allotted to hear a sexual assault case have led to a complaint to the Canadian Judicial Council, the province   attorney general said Thursday.Charges in the case were staye vaso stanley d by the Crown on Tuesday in B.C. Supreme Court in Kamloops.Attorney General Suzanne Anton did not say who filed the complaint against Justice Peter Leask.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        I understand that the commen stanley termoska ts, ill-considered as they appear to be, did not impact on the outcome of this case, Anton said in a statement to The Canadian Press.A transcript of the court proceedings was not publicly available Thursday because of a publication ban in the case.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 But Kamloops This Week quotes Leask as saying he needed to return to work in Vancouver.Full disclosure: I live in Vancouver, the newspaper quoted Leask as telling the court on Monday. Kamloops is a wonderful place, but I like sleeping in my own bed.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Benjamin Perrin, an associate law professor at the University of British Columbia, said he filed a complaint with the judicial council, saying Leask   alleged conduct undermines public confidence in the administration of justice over behaviour that amounts to systemic bias Gpkd Halton highway closures for planned roadwork on Feb. 14
 Six Nations Police is reminding the community to be aware of their surroundings after a woman was followed by a suspicious van and car on July 27.Shortly after midnight police responded to  stanley cupe a call reporting suspicious vehicles on Cayuga Road near Fifth Line Road which had been following a woman who was walking on the roadway.Officers arrived at the area and spoke with the 31-year-old woman, who described one vehicle to be a white van with all white windows on the sides and back. The van was accompanied by a black sedan car.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        They passed by her three times, and during the third occurrence, they were heard to comment on getting her, said Six Nations Police.Police also reported  the Indigenous female felt she was about to be abducted and ran to a friend   residence on Cayuga Road.         ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 The number of occupants of both van and sedan is unknown, and no licence numbers were obtained. The only description of the two men in the van was that they had no type of accent and may have been Caucasian.Police patrolled the area but did not locate the suspect vehicles.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW      stanley cup                                    Police want to remind community members to always be aware of your surroundings. If you observe something or someone acting suspiciously, trust your instincts, move to a sa stanley becher fe location and seek help. Ca

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 Premier Doug Ford has rejected a demand he meet with opposition parties pushing vaccine passports and mandatory vaccinations for health and education workers as cases of COVID-19 doubled in the last two weeks.Liberal Leader Steven Del Duca wrote a letter to Ford on Wednesday requesting an  urgent meeting  to discuss the measures 鈥?supported by a growing chorus of business and medical organizations 鈥?that could blunt a fourth wave and help avoid  stanley mug possible lockdowns and closures  stanley mugs of schools and businesses.The groups include the Ontario Medical Association, representing doctors, the Council of Ontario Universities, the Registered Nurses Association of Ontario, the Ontario Chamber of Commerce and Toronto Region Board of Trade, among others.               ART stanley mugs ICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                         Everybody, it seems can see that it makes sense for Doug Ford to move forward in this direction, except for Doug Ford,  Del Duca told a news conference as the province announced 324 new cases of COVID-19 and three additional deaths.Fords office said Ontarios success in getting 72 per cent of eligible residents age 12 and up fully vaccinated speaks for itself.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                  Ontarians can download or print an electronic COVID-19 vaccine receipt through the provincial portal that contains a watermark and digital signature to deter forgery, should proof of vaccination be required in a certain setting,  spokeswoman Alexandra Hyno Downtown Georgetown Farmers Market to open with new COVID-19 safety protocols
 Environment Canada is forecasting increasing cloudiness this morning in Halton Hills. The daytime high is expected to reach 8 C and there   an expected morning wind chill of -5 C.Tonight, expect rain showers or flurries with a night time low of -1 C. There   a 40 per cent probability of precipitation overnight. The sun will set at 7:45 p.m.Tomorrow   forecast calls for a mainly cloudy sky during the day with a high of 10 C. At night, expect cloudy skies with a low of 2 C. The sun will rise at 7:02 a.m.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Historically for March 30, Halton Hills ; average high is 2.5 C and record high was 25.3 C in 1998. Halton Hills ; average low is -2.3 C and record low was -12.2 C in 1954. Halton Hills ; record rainfall was 17.3 mm in 1951 and record snowf stanley italia all was 8.4 cm in 1939.      Halton Hills  stanley cups ; forecast for the rest of the week:        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Monday: A mix of sun and cloud with a high of 11 C and cloudy at night with a low of 3 CTuesday: Chance of showers with a high of 8 C and rain at night with a low of 2 CWednesday: Snow or rain with a high of 3 C and flurries at  stanley cup usa night with a low of 0 CThursday: Chance of flurries with a high of 7 C and cloudy periods at night with a low of -2 C

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 TORONTO 鈥?Demand for newly legal pot appears to be outstripping supply on the second day of legalization as retailers ran low on some products or were cleaned out completely, manifestations of a shortfall that some provinces warned could last for months.Manitoba Liquor  Lotteries said Thursday that it is exp stanley en mexico ecting product shortages in both brick-and-mortar and online stores could last up to at least six months.Every province 鈥?not just Manitoba 鈥?is receiving substantially less cannabis than originally requested... Retailers in Manitoba will be receiving staggered shipments over the next few weeks  some daily  in an effort to meet their requests, said a spokeswoman for the Manitoba crown corpora stanley cups uk tion in an email.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        A B.C. Liquor Distribution Branch spokeswoman said that  8220 hortages are/were expected to impact all jurisdictions across Canada as some  licensed producers  look to opportunities in overseas markets.Four of the largest licensed producers indicated to B.C. earlier this month they would n stanley taza ot ship their full product commitment in time for the launch of online sales and the province   lone store, she added.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 LPs point to a number of factors in reduced product volume and assortment including issues with supply chain, lower than expected crop yields, and insufficient supply of pack Pthj THROW IT OUT   : Massive cantaloupe recall at major Ontario grocery stores as salmonella outbreak worsening, leaving 6 dead, dozens hospitalized and triggering public health warning
 OTTAWA 鈥?A pump system dubbed the salmon cannon is up and running along a remote stretch of British Columbia   Fraser River in order to help fish move past a massive landslide.But Gwil Roberts, who   the director of the response to the slide for Fisheries and Oceans Canada, said very few fish have arrived because of abnormally high snow pack stanley tumbler s around the Fraser and its tributaries.Early runs of chinook can begin arriving in the area in late May, but the fish seem to be moving more slowly this year, Roberts said during a briefing on Wednesday.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        What we were prepared for was the earlier arrival of chinook but it looks like they ;re arriving later than planned, he said.In years where there is less water in the Fraser, fish are making their journey at a more rapid pace. So, we ;ve seen a bit of that slow down this season.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                          stanley mug         It   believed the stanley cup  slide north of Lillooet happened in late fall 2018, but it wasn ;t discovered until last June after fish had already begun arriving at the site on their journey to spawning grounds.Earlier this month, officials with Fisheries and Oceans told a House of Commons committee meeting that early runs of Stuart sockeye and chinook salmon were devastated last year.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Plans are now in

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  stanley quencher OSHAWA 鈥?A man accused of committing an indignity to a young Oshawa womans remains cracked jokes and laughed aloud during a video court appearance on Wednesday.While observers packing the courtroom sat in stunned silence, Adam St stanley travel mug rong brushed off a judges admonition about his levity.  Everybodys laughing,  Strong obs stanley cup erved as he glanced about a video conference suite at the Central East Corrections Centre.It was the latest in an increasingly bizarre series of video appearances by Strong, who has been in custody since late December 2017, when police found the remains of Rori Hache in his basement apartment on McMillan Drive in downtown Oshawa. He is charged with indecent interference with a dead body.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Hache, 18, disappeared in August 2017. A few weeks later, her torso was discovered in the waters of Oshawa Harbour. Although police have declared her death a homicide, no murder charge has yet been laid.Since his arrest, Strong has made weekly video appearances in a remand court. Despite being approved for Legal Aid funding early in January, he has consistently appeared to report he has not hired a lawyer.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 After a Feb. 20 appearance at which Strong reported no progress in retaining counsel, a justice of the peace transferred his file to an Ontario court judge for case management. Appearing the next day before Justice Brenda Green, Strong confid Wlcw How politics put an end to Ontario s paid sick days
 Halton police are investigating a suspicious fire that damaged nine tractor trailers in Halton Hills on Monday, Jan. 15.At 12:45 a.m., the Halton Hills Fire Department and the Brampton Fire Department were called to a commercial property in the area of Steeles Avenue West and Winston Churchill Boulevard, polic stanley cup e said.Once there they discovered that nine tractor trailers parked at the site were on fire.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Firefighters extinguished the blaze, but not before some of the vehicles suffered significant da stanley mugs mage. A couple were burnt to the chassis and the surrounding units varied in damage,  said Const. Ryan Anderson, Halton police media officer.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                  The initial indication was that the fire may have begun in one unit and spread to other adjacent units. No one was injured during this incident.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        It is unclear whether any of these vehicles were loaded with merchandise.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                              No property damage estimate is available.Anderson said the fire has been deemed suspicious, and Halton police and the Ontario Fire Marshal are investiga stanley becher ting.Anyone with information relevant to this investigation is asked to contact Halton police at 905-825-4777 or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS  8477  or haltoncrimestoppers.ca.

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 The Retail Council of Canada  RCC  is urging the provincial government to allow all stores in Ontario malls to reopen on Friday 鈥?not solely the ones with street-facing entrances.聽In a news release on June 9, the association, which represents retailers across the country, said聽its members have absorbed unbearable financial, emotional stress, job losses and business closures, all without improving health outcomes.The RCC cited recent data from Statistics Canada   latest Labour Force Survey which shows that聽Ontario has lost 85,500 retail jobs since February 2020 and that 32,300 of those jobs are from May 2021  stanley becher alone.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Earlier this week, Ontario Premier Doug Ford announced that the province would be moving into Step One of its reo stanley mugs pening plan on June 11. This means that retail deemed non-essential will be permitted to reopen at a reduced capacity of 15 per cent.      However, retail stores in malls that are not accessible via an outside entrance must remain closed.聽        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Positivity rates are the lowest theyve been in nine months, vaccination rates are high and hospital ICU numbers are steadily falling, the RCC release reads.  gourde stanley We strongly encourage the Ontario government to let all retailers reopen on June 11 at reduced capacities, including those within malls. Retailers have had no choice but to  Dttk Firefighters combat blazes on French island of Corsica
 Margaret Anderson, founder of Ian Anderson House in Oakville and a pioneer of palliative care in Ontario, has died.She was 93.Anderson opened the residential hospice almost 25 years ago in honour of her late husband Ian, who died of colon cancer in 1990.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        At the time of his death, there were no residential hospices in Ontario and little support was available in terms of home care. Because of her experience of caring for her husband in the last few months of his life, the physical and emotional toll, the sense of isolation and the feeling of fear and uncertainty, Anderson decided to build a hospice in memory of her husband so that families in a situation like hers could be cared for and supported, said Heidi Harrigan, volunteer and ev stanley shop ents co-ordinator at Ian Anderson House. At that time no one saw the need for hospice, but Margaret, an extremely determined and tenacious woman, appealed to every level government until her persistence paid off and  stanley cup she was able to open the hospice in Nov. 1997 on the seventh anniversary of Ians death.         ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Ia stanley taza n Anderson House is now one of many residential hospices in Ontario. Andersons tireless efforts were a catalyst for palliative care and the hospice movement and for more than two decades, she helped to shape and remould attitudes toward caring for the dying, said Harrigan.Over the last 25 years she received nu

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 OTTAWA 鈥?Prime Minister Justin Trudeau will not meet with the Indian politician who has publicly accused members of Trudeau   cabinet of being connected to the Sikh separatist movement.Despite Indian media reports that Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh is to be Trudeau   tour guide at  stanley canada the Golden Temple in Amritsar during a state visit to India that begins Sunday, officials in the Prime Minister   Office say no meeting is planned.We have nothing planned with him at this time, said one Canadian official, speaking anonymously because they weren ;t authorized to discuss details of the trip publicly.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The Hindustan Times, the largest English daily newspaper in India, reported Singh was to accompany Trudeau to the temple and a stanley cup  nearby museum.Last year, Singh refused to meet with Defence Minister Harjit Sajjan, accusing him of supporting the pro-Khalistani movement, which advocates for an independent Sikh state. Earlier this month, Singh told Outlook India magazine that there seems to be evidence that there are Khalistani sympathizers in Trudeau   cabinet.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Sajjan and Infrastructure Minister Amarjeet Sohi, two of the four Sikh members of Trudeau  stanley cup   cabinet, pushed back hard against Singh   claim, denying that they were either part of the movement or that it was much of an issue Emrz Deputy killed in California; 4th officer slain in 2 weeks
 Did the 68 workers who tested positive for COVID-19 at the construction site for The Well constitute an outbreak or not The developers in charge of the site say Toronto Public Health told them the cases did not meet the citys definition of a workplace o stanley vaso utbreak 鈥?but TPH now says it was indeed an outbreak, indicating confusion over the citys definition of what a workplace outbreak is and when such information should be made public.TPH has just announced that starting next week, it will publicly name all businesses with COVID-19 cases that meet its definition of a workplace outbreak on a weekly basis, according to an emailed statement from a spokesperson. Previously, it was only naming businesses with  significant  outbreaks.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Betwee stanley france n Dec. 27 and Jan. 28, 68 workers at The Well construction site on Fr vaso stanley ont Street West in Toronto tested positive for COVID-19, according to the Ontario Ministry of Labour. The ministry received 12 notifications of workers testing positive for COVID-19.But according to the companies in charge of the site 鈥?EllisDon and Tridel  on behalf of its construction arm Deltera  鈥?Toronto Public Health did not, at first, consider the 68 cases an official outbreak.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 In an email dated Jan. 28, Tridel Group of Companies chief operating officer Jim Ritchie said:  I would like to clarify that outbreak is a specific and technical t

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 Onta stanley cup rio obstetricians and midwives grappling with the uncertainties of COVID-19 are welcoming new provincial guidelines that aim to keep mothers and newborns safe during the pandemic.Released Friday by a provincial task force, the guidelines address many aspects of labour, delivery and postpartum care, and include screening protocols for birthing mothers, the proper use of Personal Protection Equipment  PPE  by health-care staff and patients and 鈥?crucially for worried families 鈥?the recommendation for a single support person during labour and birth.They also provide guidance on caring for pregnant women and new mothers with either a suspected or lab-confirmed case of COVID-19. This includes the advice that mothers with the virus can, with proper precautions, safely breastfeed their babies.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The goal is to reduce conflicting messages to health-care practitioners and provide them with uniform guidance on childbirth and newborn care during the pandemic, said Dr. Mark Walker, co-chair of the provincial Maternal- stanley kaffeebecher Neonatal COVID-19 Task Force and chief of obstetrics, gynecology and newborn care at The Ottawa Hospital. As well, he added, the guidelines should reassure pregnant women and their families that care decisions are being made with the best-available evidence. The biggest challenge for all of us is stanley thermobecher  there is no playbook for this virus,  said Walker, professor and chair of the department of obstetrics Tvnl Israeli, Chinese moves    concern    Canada: PM
 From masking to vaccinations, O stanley cup ntario is lifting all COVID-19 restrictions by April 27 as part of its plan to live with the virus that has claimed more than 12,600 lives across the province in the last two years.That starts with an end to mandatory masking in schools and most indoor public places March 21, as first reported by the Star.Amid conce stanley mugs rns that mandatory masking is being dropped too soon 鈥?especially in schools 鈥?businesses and institutions are welcome keep masking and mandatory vaccination policies as COVID-19 infection levels decline but the virus continues to circulate, provincial officials said in outlining the plan Wednesday.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                 stanley cup                         And Ontarians, particularly those with underlying medical conditions that could lead to serious health problems from the virus, are encouraged to continue wearing masks in crowded situations. You cant mandate masking forever. It has to be, at some point, an individual choice,  chief medical officer Dr. Kieran Moore told a news conference, noting the number of new COVID-19 cases is expected to increase  slightly  with the easing of restrictions.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Moore said he would continue to wear a mask in crowded shopping malls, for example, and added mandatory masking could return if a dangerous new variant appears.The next step in the reopening comes Monday, when hospitals and other institutions will no longer be r

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 Every time North York resident Myrelyn Daley sits down to supper, she is reminded of one of the last conversations she had with her sister, who died April 24. She called me three days before she passed 鈥?oh my God, she cried, she cried, she said,  I am hungry. I am hungry!  Daley said. Every time Im supposed to sit down and eat a proper supper, I remember her crying.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Daleys sister Daisy Gordon was a resident of the Downsview Long-Term Care facility and tested positive for COVID-19. She died at age 77 in hospital. The nursing home failed my sister,  Daley said.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Gordon had been a resident of Downsview for about two years. She p stanley thermos reviously lived alone in North York, and had diabetes and was undergoing the early stages of dementia. Repeat accidents resulted in emergency room visits and hospital stays, so it became clear she could no longer live alone. Daley had chosen Downsview for her sister because it is close to her own home.She said her sisters room, shared with another, was unclean, and her bathroom, shared by four residents, was  disgusting.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Meals were the toughest, however, as her sister tended to eat small amounts and then doze off, expecting to finish her meal l stanley becher ater. But when she woke up, her tray was  stanley cup taken away.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW        Seoc COVID-related hospitalizations steady across Halton
 A stretch of Davis Drive in East Gwillimbury has reopened after being closed for four hours due to a fire March 30 at a business location.York Regional Police responded to the call to close the roadway for a fire at Betz Cut Stone at approximately 9:53 a.m. The highway was reopened around 2 p.m., according to Sgt. Andy Pattenden.You could see smoke coming out the back, said Barb Henry, an employee at nearby Maye Transport. One of our guys saw the owner trying to open a door, and yelled, Don ;t open the door ;. We called 911.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        There   a lot of fire trucks I guess maybe because they can only put four  firefighters  in each one.The roadway is closed from Warden Avenue to stanley italia  Kennedy Road as firefighters from East Gwillimbury and Whitchurch-Stouffville work to control a fire at Betz Cut Stone located at 3440 Davis Drive.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Crews have made significant progress in the suppression of this fire and now declared under control, said Eas stanley cup t Gwillimbury Deputy Fire Chief Ryan Jagoe. He said the extent of damage is not yet known.No injuries have been reported.                stanley cups ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        It is unknown how long the road will be closed.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                              More details to follow.

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 Halton police have laid impaired driving charges against three drivers in Halton Hills from Aug. 24 to Sept. 9.Officers responded to a citizen-initiated report at Guelph Street and Main Street in Georgetown on Aug. 24, shortly after 12:15 p.m. Following an investigation, Caitlyn Winkup, 28, of Georgetown, was charged with impaired driving and driving over 80 milligrams.On Sept. 1, around 2:45 p.m., officers charged Joseph Tuffner, 28, of Georgetown, with driving over 80 milligrams, following a R.I.D.E check in the area of Guelph S stanley becher treet and Queen Street in Georgetown.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Halton police officers conducted another R.I.D.E initiative in the area of Guelph Street and Noble Street in Georgetown on Se stanley mugs pt. 9. Shortly after 2:30 a.m., Bramp stanley cup ton resident Amanpreet Mangat, 19, was charged with refusing to provide a breath sample. Zlsm My art has connected me to my culture, people and ancestors,    Indigenous Newmarket artist says
 TORONTO 鈥?Officials in Toronto announced measures to help re stanley kubek sidents resume regular routines on Wednesday, pledging to close some roads and improve cycling infrastructure in a bid to let people circulate while observing physical distancing measures meant to limit the spread of COVID-19.The plan dubbed ActiveTO is still being developed, but accompanied a shift in messaging from city officials who have begun urging people to move about while keeping their distance rather than staying home as much as possible.We will need more road space for walking, we will need calm streets, we will need more bike infrastructure, Mayor John Tory said at a news conference. Transportation services and Toronto public health are working t stanley cup ogether on a plan to provide more space for pedestrians, cyclists and transit riders to allow for better physical distancing.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Tory said the city plans to soon close 50 kilometres of roads to all but local traffic. While he did not provide details as to which streets would be affected or how the new measures would be enforced, he said some closures would likely include major roadways near hot spots like large parks that attract crowds.Tory also said Toronto would accelerate plans to connect its bicycle network, including inst stanley cup alling new infrastructure near public transit routes.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 We know we need

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 Ontario is reporting another 994 COVID-19 cases and 10 more deaths, according to its latest report released Thursday morning.The seven-day average is at 1,064 cases daily, or 51 weekly per 100,000. Ontarios seven-day average for deaths is at 15.4 daily.The province says 65,643 number of tests were completed the previous day, and a 2.1 per cent per cent positivity rate.            stanley termosar     ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        There are 649 people currently hospitalized with COVID-19 in the province, including 281 patients in intensive care. There are 183 people on ventilators.Ontario topped the 30,000 mark for the first time in daily doses  stanley mugg of vaccines administered, as supplies  stanley cup continue to increase.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Ontario administered 30,409 doses of the vaccine since its last daily update, with 784,828 vaccines given in total as of 8 p.m. the previous night. The province says 268,118 people have completed their vaccinations, which means theyve had both doses.Locally, Health Minister Christine Elliott says 298 cases are in Toronto, 171 in Peel Region and 64 in York Region.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Meanwhile, there werent any new deaths among residents in long-term care so the total remains at 3,745 since the pandemic began, in the latest report released by the province,                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                              Ontario Ayoc Big and small community donations help those in need during tough times
 The northern lights put on a show of varying intensity for Canadians over night Monday into Tuesday.Robyn Fiori, a senior researcher and duty forecaster within the Canadian Hazards Information Service, in a phone interview early Tuesday afternoon, said data from a near-Earth satellite that tracks coronal mass ejections  CMEs  from the sun showed  a change in the magnetic field and in our solar wind around about 6:40 p.m. Just after 7 p.m., she said,  we started to see fluctuations in the magnetic field of the earth and that led to the geomagnetic activity that was associated with the aurora.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                                           stanley cup                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                           stanley becher                                                                                            Char Wadden posted this northern lights photo on X from Tiny Township on Sept. 16.                                                                                                     stanley website                                                                                 Char Wadden X                                                                                                                             

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 PHOENIX 鈥?A summer storm in Phoenix brought lightning, strong winds and sheets of rain that flooded streets, delayed flights and l stanley kubek eft thousands of people temporarily without power Thursday evening.The storms made for a frightful commute for motorists as torrents of water poured from darkened skies onto Phoenix roadways and power outages turned off stoplights. Emergency vehicles rushed through the opposite lane of traffic amid broken tree limbs as cars clogged the other side of the road.Huge trees were uprooted, blocking traffic, and especially heavy street flooding was reported in nearby Tempe.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW     stanley water bottle                                     The roof of an unoccupied furniture store collapsed, apparently under the weight of water, and fire authorities said there was also flooding at a neighbouring supermarket. No injuries were reported.The Phoenix Zoo will close on Friday while workers clean up and assess damage to the grounds, mostly from downed trees. All animals were reported safe  stanley botella and accounted for, Phoenix radio station KTAR reported.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Water bubbling up from the drainage system pushed the covers off several manholes outside Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport, forcing drivers to navigate around fountains of water as they picked up passengers. Some flights were delayed and diverted around 5:15 p.m. because of heavy rain, lightning and 50 mph gusts, but most departures and arriva Wpke Bobcaygeon   s El Patio introduces red ale to raise money for veterans
 City workers were expected to begin early this week cleaning up a tar spill that contaminated a tributary of the Red Hill Creek near King Street and the Red Hill Valley Parkway.It   believed the tar contamination is linked to a spill of liquid asphalt last November, when a truck hit an overpass at King Street East and rolled, landing on its side against the guardrail. The contamination was discovered July 9, during monthly stewardship activities by Stewards of the Red Hill Watershed.Hamilton water director Andrew Grice said workers had difficulties accessing the site, which runs parallel to the parkway, between the King Street and Queenston Road exits. Access requires a five-minute hike downhill from t stanley taza he corner of King and Lawrence Road.                vaso stanley ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        But by July 12, Grice said city crews had devised a plan and would reconvene at the site on Monday  July 15 . The material is hung up and its not going anywhere,  Grice said on Friday.  So theres no fear of leaving it for a day or two. But its still top of mind for us and it will be addressed with a stanley cup  plan that will remediate it but also have the least impact to the environment.         ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 The tar contamination has raised concerns for wildlife and the ecosystem.Alan Hansell 鈥?executive director of Stewards of the Red Hill Watershed 鈥?sent Hamilton Community News a photo showing a dead snake that appears to have

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 TORONTO 鈥?The organization behind Canada   Heritage Minutes says provincial education systems need to do a better job of teaching students about the country   most historically significant women, pointing to a new poll that suggests the majority of Canadians have a lot to learn.An Ipsos poll conducted on behalf of Historica Canada pos stanley termosar ed a dozen true or false questions about Canadian women   history.Some of the questions included statements such as Canada has never elected a party with a female leader to form the federal government and Margaret Atwood, Alice Munro, and Lucy Maud Montgomery are among Canada   best-known authors 鈥?both of which are true.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Historica says 55 per cent of those who took the quiz failed, with only three per cent answering well enough to score an A.A regional breakdown indicated 62 per cent of Alberta respondents failed the quiz, followed by 57 per cent o stanley quencher f British Columbia respondents and 56 per cent of both Ontario and Quebec residents polled. Saskatchewan, Manitoba and Atlantic Canada all tied with the lowest fail rate of 45 per cent.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 The organization   Chief Executive Officer Anthony Wilson-Smith said the poll   findings, similar to other such surveys, point to persistent gaps in the various provincial education systems.It   ve stanley mug ry hard t Lsjw Homeowners unprepared for emergencies: poll
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 OTTAWA 鈥?Canadian manufacturing sales fell in June following three consecutive months of gains, with declines led by the petroleum and coal industry.Manufacturing sales slipped 1.8 per cent overall to $53.9 billion in June, Statistics Canada said Thursday in a monthly report.Sales also fell 1.0 per cent in constant dollars, indicating a lower volume of manufactured goods was sold in June.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        After several strong months, the Canadian manufacturing sector hit a speedbump in June with sizable declines in both value and volume terms, 82 stanley cup 21; TD Bank senior economist Michael Dolega wrote in a report.The June report did not alter TD   view for the second quarter but suggested a marked deceleration of growth for the third quarter is in the cards, Dolega added.      stanley taza    ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 The weaker-than-expected manufacturing report follows a series of strong economic data to start the year and the Bank of Canada   decision last month to raise its key interest rate target for the first time since 2010.Manufacturing sales fell in 15 of 21 industries, representing 72.1 per cent of the manufacturing sector in Canada in June.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The petroleum and coal product industry fell 7.1 per cent to $4.6 billion in June, following a 3.0 per cent drop in May due to lower prices a stanley thermos mug nd lower Osmi Many workers can t get COVID tests. What does that mean for paid sick days and other supports
 TORONTO 鈥?Ontario   Progressive Conservative government introduced legislation Thursday that would reform the province   election laws. Here are some of the amendments included in the bill:- Extend the $637,200 spending limit placed on third-pa stanley cup rty advertisers f stanley termoska rom six months before an election to a year.- Double the amount individuals can donate to a party, candidate or constituency association from $1,650 to $3,300 a year.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        - Extend the per-vote subsidy provided to each party  63 cents per vote  until Dec. 31, 2024.- Extend the number of advance polling days from five to 10.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 - Give Elections Ontario more enforcement powers and the ability to fine individuals or groups it deems to have violated election rules.- Fin stanley cup es for election rules violations would range from $1,500 for individuals to $100,000 for third-party groups, including corporations or unions.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        - Level the fundraising playing field for independent legislators, who would be allowed to raise money outside of election periods, keep surpluses and qualify for voter subsidies.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                              - Allow politicians to keep their individual social media accounts before, during and after an election, without having to create new account