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 TORONTO 鈥?Vulnerable inmates are being put at risk due to Ontario   highly flawed system of segregation, the province   ombudsman said Thursday.In a hard-hitting report, Paul Dube said no one is properly tracking how long inmates are kept in solitary, so many of them are spending inordinate amounts of time in isolation.It is important to remember that solitary confinement 鈥?locking someone up and depriving them of all human contact for 22 hours a day or more 鈥?is a severe form of punishment, Dube said.  It  can have grave and lasting effects on a person   mental state.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Dube noted that isolation is supposed to be a rare measure of last resort that needs to be justified in each and every case.Part of the problem, his investigation found, is that the provincial definition of segregation is fuzzy, so it   not always clear when someone is placed in it. Another problem is the way the Correctional Services Ministry tracks such detentions. Their data is so poor, he said, they can ;t be sure who is in solitary confinement or how l stanley cup ong they have been there.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW              stanley thermos                     Officials also fail to carry out mandated periodic reviews of an inmate   segregation status, the report finds.In one notorious case, that  stanley flask of Adam Capay, ministry records showed the man had been in isolation for 50 days. In fact, he h Xymq Mississauga man shot in area that has seen gunplay twice in 24 hours
 WINDSOR, Ont. 鈥?Luke Evangelista and Colton Smith both scored in an eight-round shootout to lift the London Knights over the Windsor Spitfires 4-3 on Monday in Onta stanley water bottle rio Hockey League action.Evangelista also had a pair of goals in regulation time for London  3-0-0  and Stuart Rolofs scored as well.Goalie Brett Brochu made 35 saves and turned away seven skaters in the shootout for the win.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Wyatt Johnston, Matthew Maggio, and Ryan Abraham  stanley cup spain supplied the offence for Windsor  1-1-1 .Xavier Medina stopped 29 shots in net for the Spitfires.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 The Knights went 1 for 3 on the power play and Windsor was 0 for 4 with the man advantage.-               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        BATTALION 3 WOLVES 2                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                              NORTH BAY, Ont. 鈥?Brandon Coe had the third-period winner as the Battalion edged Sudbury.Josh Currie and Simon Rose also scored for North Bay  2-1-0 .Jack Thompson and Alex Assadourian replied for the Wolves  2-1-0 .- stanley website 67   7 GENERALS 3OTTAWA 鈥?Jack Matier had two goals and three assists to power the 67   past Oshawa.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Jack Beck scored twice, including the eventual winner, for Ottawa  2-1-0 . Vinzenz Rohrer, Anthony Costantini and Vsevolod Gaida

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 The Town of Halton Hills could soon be home to an osprey platform 鈥?supporting efforts to enhance biodiversity around Fairy Lake. Birds cant live with us on suburban streets where there is very little habitat for them to avail themselves of,  said Don Scallen, Halton/North Peel Naturalist Club member.  We have pretty good bird diversity here, and in spri stanley mugs ng and fall, there are migrants that grace us with their presence. North Halton is home to over 100 bird species, Scallen said.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Towns Director of Parks and Open Space Kevin Okimi said an osprey platform  can encourage birds to nest in appropriate places, rather than in electrical towe cups stanley rs or sports fields lighting poles where the nest could be subject to more human impact. The naturalist club 鈥?in partnership with the town, Halton Hills Hydro, and Credit Valley Conservation Authority 鈥?is planning to install an osprey tower in the open space at Rotary Park near Elizabeth Drive.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW   stanley bottles                                 Its no coincidence that Halton Hills was recognized earlier this year by Nature Canada as a certified Bird Friendly City,  said Mayor Rick Bonnette.  Our town boasts a rich natural environment enjoyed by residents and so many of our feathered friends. Construction of the tower will start following the review of public feedback and communication of resident queries. The town is inviting anyone with questions regarding Xgzk Halton Region home prices jump 1.2 per cent to $1.25 million in September 2023
 Q: I am wearing disposable gloves when I buy gas or go to the grocery store. What is the best stanley flask  way to remove them without contaminating myself A:First, rethink whether you really need the gloves. York Region public health says washing your bare hands regularly with soap and water or using alcohol-based hand sanitizer offers better protection against COVID-19 than disposable gloves.聽Thats because you can still pick up the virus when wearing gloves and, if you then touch your eyes, nose or mouth while wearing the gloves, it can enter your body and infect you.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        If you do choose to wear gloves, its important to clean your hands before putting them on.When you remove them, remember that they could be covered in germs. Follow  stanley cup quencher these steps to avoid touching the outside of the glove to your skin.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 1  Peel the first glove from the cuff away from your body, pulling it inside out.2  Hold the glove you just removed in your gloved han stanley cup becher d and peel off the second glove by putting your fingers inside the glove at the top of your wrist.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        3  Turn the second glove inside out while pulling it away from your body, leaving the first glove inside the second.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                              4  Dispose of gloves in a garbage can lined with a p

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 HALIFAX 鈥?A Nova Scotia official has sent a letter to Jean Chretien asking him whether he lobbied the premier regarding a container port proposal in Cape Breton 鈥?but there   no requirement the former prime minister even reply.Hayley Clarke, the province   registrar of lobbyists, said in an interview Thursday she sent the letter to Chretien   Ottawa office at the beginning of the month, after receiving a complaint from a citizen about the meeting.However, Clarke says she can only provide Chretien with information about how Nova Scotia   Lobbyists Registration Act works, and has no legal authority to push the matter much further.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        We ;ve advised him we ;ve received a complaint. We ;ve provided some information about our act and  kubki stanley asked him to follow up, she said.There   a request he answer by the end of this month, but it   not a binding requirement, she said.        stanley cup  ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 It   not an investigative procedure with legislated deadlines.The law does stipulate a fine of not more than $25,000 for a first offence for anyone who lobbies without registering first, but 鈥?unlike Ontario 鈥?Nova Scotia   legislation doesn ;t provide the registrar with investigative powers to determine if unregistered lobbying occurred.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BEL stanley kaffeebecher OW                  Enmo First confirmed COVID-19 case declared at Acton District High School
 Hamilton police say an investigation is underway after a statue of Sir John A. Macdonald was vandal stanley shop ized overnight.Police say the statue was covered in red paint.Detectives say they believe a handful of people were involved in a disturbance in the area of the statute between 1 a.m. and 3:30 a.m. on Monday stanley cup .               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Investigators are asking residents living near Gore Park or anybody passing through the area early Monday morning to check their surveillance cameras for suspicious activity.      Police say the statute has been cleaned by city staff.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 This report by The Canadian Press was first published Nov. 10, 2020.B stanley cups uk y The Canadian Press

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 PASADENA, Calif. 鈥?Final preparations marched forward Monday for the 130th Rose Parade, with forecasters warning thousands of spectators to stanley cup  expect frigid, blustery weather from cold Santa Ana winds in Southern California.Fans scrambled at noon to claim spots along the 5.5-mile  9-kilometre  route through Pasadena, but the bright and sunny afternoon was expected to give way to an extremely cold overnight campout before the floral spectacle New Year   Day.Gusts might range from 25 to 35 mph  40 to 56 kph  and early morning wind chill readings would be in the 30s, the National Weather Service said.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Under the theme The Melody of Life, the parade of flower-covered floats, marching bands and equestrian units kicks off at 8 a.m. Tuesday with an opening performance that includes recording artist Chaka Khan, who is serving as parade grand marshal.This is all new for me, the 65-year-old Khan told The Associated Press recently. I love challenges. And I love new stuff.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Also talking about an improbable role was the 101st Rose Queen, local high school senior Louise Deser Siskel, who wrote in an op-ed in the Los Angeles Times stanley hrnek  about how she would use the platform to advocate for science education, the importance of science informing public po stanley water bottle licy and the value of inclusion.Personally, I am happy to b Quzk Nearly 100,000 Ontarians book vaccine appointments
 Multiple new cases of COVID-19 are being reported this evening  Dec. 8  at schools in Georgetown and Oakville, triggering public health investigations.The Halton Catholic District School Board is reporting that St. C stanley taza atherine of Alexandria Catholic Elementary School in Georgetown has its first coronavirus case, while Christ the King Catholic Elementary School also has a new COVID-19 case.Meanwhile, the Halton District School Board is reporting a new staff case at Thomas A. Blakelock High School and a new student case at Montclair Public School, the latter of w stanley mugs hich is reporting its first COVID-19 infection and a classroom closure as a result. Both of those schools are in Oakville.               ARTICLE C stanley cup website ONTINUES BELOW                                        There are now close to 100 schools in Halton that have reported one or more cases of COVID-19.              ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW

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 Ontario has now opened COVID-19 vaccine appointments for children aged six months to five years old.Parents and caregivers have been able to book a spot for their children since July 28.Meanwhile, immunocompromised youth aged 12 to 17 can now book appointments for their second booster shot, if at least six months have passed since their first.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                         The approval of a lower dose paediatric Moderna stanley thermobecher  vaccine will give families the opportunity to provide an additional layer of protection against COVID-19 for the youngest members of their families,  said Sylvia Jones, D stanley cup eputy Premier and Minister of Health.      With kids as young as six months now eligible t stanley quencher o be vaccinated, we would like to know:        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Zomn Bourdain: Canadian cuisine loses a champion
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 MIA stanley termoska MI 鈥?What did a South Florida woman do when she lifted the lid on her toilet and found an iguana inside She closed it again and called 911.Lt. Scott Mullin of Miami-Dade Fire Rescuersquo  Venom One unit tells the Miami Herald  http://hrld.us/2rezbhp   itrsquo  the first time hersquo  found an iguana in a toilet.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Mullin says when the call came in Tuesday night, he asked the dispatcher to make sure it was an iguana and not a snake.He says the woman, her daughter and grandchildren were waiting when he arrived at their home in West Kendall, south of Miami. Mullin says the lizard likely came up through the pipes.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Mullin used gloves to lift the iguana from the bowl, put it in a box and drove it to a wildlife rescue centre.___               A stanley cup RTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                    stanley thermos mug                      Information from: The Miami Herald, http://herald                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                              By The Associated Press Eeki Doctors, nurses call for climate action
 The Crusaders will be no more.On We stanley france dnesday Sept. 4, at an assembly, Waterloo-Oxford District Secondary School in Baden  stanley cup announced it would be retiring the Crusader name, logo, and mascot.School sports teams will simply be known as Waterloo-Oxford DSS, ; similar to a style employed by European soccer clubs.聽               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Over the past school year, the school   department heads began discussing the school   identity and vision for the future after the Crusader name has came up in various discussions. The group agreed the best way forward would be retiring the logo.聽In no way are we denouncing the name, we ;re not embarrassed in anyway shape or form, said school principal Carolyn Salonen. We ;re very proud of Crusaders history in Waterloo County, we ;re proud of all our C stanley cup rusaders winning sports teams and all those things.聽        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Our immediate community is changing; the dynamics, the diversity. We ;re becoming a much more multi-cultural area. We wanted to ensure that any student or staff member coming to the school feels 100 per cent welcome, and has that sense of belonging. And we didn ;t want a school nickname to interfere with that.聽Even though the Crusaders name has some positive connotations as well, Salonen said that even if there is a remote possibility that

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 Police have charged three people wi stanley tazas th second degree murder and many other offences after a 19-year-old victim was stabbed and died from his injuries.The incident occurred March 27 at around 12:30 a.m. at a residence near Mount Albert Road and 2nd Concession. York Regional Police responded after hearing reports that two people had been stabbed.One victim, a 19-year-old man from King, was taken to hospital with minor injuries. The second victim, Keegan Blyth, 19, of East Gwillimbury, was taken to hospital with injuries that were initially thought to be non-life-threatening.               ARTICLE CONTINUES  stanley cup BELOW                                        However, on March 29, Blyth succumbed to his injuries at Sunnybrook Hospital. Following his death, YRPs Homicide Unit took over the investigation.      Blyth attended Dr. J. M. Denison Secondary School in Newmarket. His death prompted tributes on social media from friends.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Police located two suspects and arrested them on March 28. They were found in possession of drugs. The third suspect was arrested and charged on March 30.Justin Ryan, 22, of Newmarket, Dimytri Ingram-Piruzevski, 19, of Newmarket, and a 16-year-old Toronto male, are charged with second degree murder, two counts of assault causing stanley hrnek  bodily harm, carrying a concealed weapon, unauthorized possession of a prohibited or restricted weapon, possession for the purpose of trafficking cocaine, possession for the pu Cgyl Short pot    implementation phase    planned
 WATERLOO, Ont. 鈥?OpenText Corp. says it incurred a US$65.5 million net loss in its latest quarter despite revenues climbing by more than 10 per cent when compared with a year ago.The Waterloo, Ont.-based tech company says the net loss in its second quarter was a 161 per cent drop from the US$107.5 million net income it reported a year ago.Revenue for the period ended Dec.  stanley cup 31 totalled US$855.6 million, up from US$771.6 million in the year prior.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The company   basic and diluted earnings per share in the quarter both amounted to a loss 24 cents per share, down from a profit of 40 cents per share a year ago.Excluding a US$299-million IRS settlement, Open Text earned 95 cents per share in adjusted profits, up from 84 cents per share a year earlier.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Analysts on average had expected OpenText to report adjusted earnings per share of 85 cents per share and $814.5 million in revenue, according to financial data firm Refinitiv.Work from home orders prompted stanley water bottle  by the COVID-19 pandemic have helped OpenText drum up interest in its cloud-based offerings and land clients like McCain F stanley cup oods, Nestle, SaskPower and the City of San Diego.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        This report by The Canadian Press was first published Feb. 4, 2021.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                     

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 The federal government announced up to $60 million in funding Thursday to connect a remote northwestern Ontario First Nation to the province   power grid.Pikangikum First Nation, a communi stanley flask ty near the Ontario-Manitoba border, currently relies on diesel generators for electricity.The reserve of some 2,300 people about 500 kilometres northwest of Thunder Bay, Ont., has had to grapple with several recent suicides as well as issues with substandard housing. Parts of the community have also been under a boil-water advisory for more than a decade.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Pikangikum has a stake in Wataynikaneya stanley thermoskannen p Power, a licenced transmission company owned by 22 First Nation communities who partnered with utility company Fortis with the goal of connecting 17 of its signatories to the provincial grid.On Th stanley cup ursday, Carolyn Bennett, Minister of Indigenous and Northern Affairs, said the government will provide up to $60.2 million in funding for Wataynikaneyap Power to build a 117-kilometre power line from Red Lake, Ont., to Pikangikum.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 This is the beginning of a vision for the region, Bennett said in Thunder Bay, Ont. Opening the door for better housing and future economic development will change the quality of life for the Pikangikum First Nation and bring hope to their community.Pikangikum   chief welcomed Bennett   announcemen Mauh Christopher Lamont   s    Smart cast    tops in science fair   s junior division
 TORONTO 鈥?No winning t stanley cup ick stanley cups et was sold for the $6.4 million jackpot in Saturday night   Lotto 649 draw.However, the guaranteed $1 million prize was won by a ticket holder in British Columbia.The jackpot for the next Lotto 649 draw on Dec. 30 will be approximately $9 million. stanley cup                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        By The Canadian Press

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 Toronto police say a child was found outdoors Sunday afternoon clad only in a diaper.The boy, believed to be about 18 months old, was found in  stanley thermos mug Toronto   west end outside an apartment building.Police say a passerby got the child out of the cold and put him in her car until officers arrived.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        An ambulance was called and the boy was checke stanley cups uk d over but police say he was not taken to hospital.      Police say the boy was napping, woke up and left his home while his mother was cleaning.       stanley cup   ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 The temperature in Toronto Sunday afternoon was hovering around -9 degrees Celsius.By The Canadian Press Perg Peel to start charging more for garbage disposed of at community recycling centres in Brampton, Caledon and Mississauga
 Ontario   police watchd stanley cup spain og says it   trying to identify a 73-year-old man who died in a police-involved shooting in cottage country yesterday.The Special Investigations Unit says it happened after the man visited a grocery store in Minden, Ont., and allegedly began assaulting people.They say officers with the Ontario Provincial Police followed him home, at which point shots were fired and the man was killed.           stanley spain      ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The SIU says the stanley website  man has still not been identified as investigators try to track down his next-of-kin.      It says a search of the scene turned up a semi-automatic rifle as well as a pistol.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 The SIU is automatically called in to investigate incidents involving police in which someone is killed, injured or accused of sexual assault.This report by The Canadian Press was first published July 16, 2020.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        By The Canadian Press

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 The missing human connection is one of the things Jonathan Lee finds hardest about working as a paramedic during COVID-19.Conversations with family members about their sick loved ones used to take place quietly and gently inside hospitals. Now, Lee gets flagged down in parking lots, frantic family members wondering,  Hey, are you going to pick up my mom  Are you the one whos going to pick up my wife   asking him to pass on deeply personal messages:  They told me that they were waiting for you to get here and then they were stanley quencher  going to intubate her. I just really need you to tell her that I love her before she gets intubated. A critical care parame stanley cup dic for more than 20 years with Ornge, Ontarios air ambulance and medical transport service, his job is to transfer COVID patients between hospitals to make room in intensive care units. Nearly all of them are sedated and on a ventilator. Its not easy.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                         These patients are super sick, and theyre sitting in a hundred-thousand-dollar hospital bed with a hundred-thousand-dollar ventilator and all of the staff around them, and a lot of those patients with all of those resources are barely holding on,  Lee said. Now you are asking me to put that patient just with me in the back of an ambulance.         ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Ornge transported a record 327 patients in the first two weeks of April to create space in  stanley cups uk ICUs as hospitals st Iuwv Durham speed enforcement cameras turned on
 In a year of many firsts, child psychology experts are warning of a potential new phenomenon that could threaten Ontario   students this year: pandemic bullying.Children and teenagers have ridiculed one another for power or attention or to vent anger since long before the first case of COVID-19 was recorded, but could the stressors a stanley cup nd pressures of a pandemic make children more vulnerable to bullying and displaced aggression  Debra Pepler believes it could.Pepler is a research professor of psychology at York University, a senior executive member of the LaMarsh Centre for Child and Youth Research and co-founder of PREVNet, a national research hub that brings together researchers and national organizations to study and address youth relationship problems including bullying. She worries that rising rates of youth mental illness since the onset of the pandemic could lead to more bullying in schools and online.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                         Theres so many things going on that I think we need to take into account,  she said.  And one of them is that in surveys emerging in Canada, there is an increased rate of mental health problems among youth. Its a stressful time. Pepler said adolescents who have missed out on socializing with peers over the summe stanley bottles r, are experiencing stress at home, and are suffering from anxiety, depression or substance a stanley tumblers buse, could be at risk of either bullying or being bullied.聽        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELO

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 A Brampton man is dead and his wife is in hospital with serious injuries following a crash early Friday that set off a bizarre chain of criminal events.The crash at Steeles Avenue West and McLaughlin Road South around 1 a.m. resulted in the  immediate death  of Eddie Chavez Alquinto, 60, who died when the Mazda 5 he was driving was  violently struck  by a speeding Mercedes, according to Peel Regional Police.Aquintos 45-year-old wife, a passenger in the vehicle, is in hospital with serious injuries.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The driver of the Mercedes then carjacked another vehicle, a Honda Civic, and fled the scene, striking a van which then struck a 20-year-old pedestrian at Steeles Avenue West and Kipling Avenue in Toronto, leaving him with life-threatening injuries in hospital.Toronto Police said the man exited the Civic, ran from the scene and carjacked a Nissan Rogue nearby.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 That vehicle continued eastbound and was involved in a multi-vehicle collision near Weston Road and Steeles Avenue.Police say the man left the vehicle and tried to steal a TTC bus b stanley cup ut the driver called police.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        An arrest  stanley canada was made a short time later.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                      stanley travel mug          Martin Hines, 30, of Orangeville, has been charged with dangerous driving causing d Dlkl North American stock markets reverse to end higher
 The Caledonia Regional Chamber of Commerce sent a strongly-worded letter to representatives of all levels of government, calling for a resolution to the protest  stanley shop that has resulted in the Hwy. 6 bypass being blocked since Feb. 24. Caledonia and the Six Nations are losing patience. Every time a Six Nations Confederacy protest takes place, both communities are held hostage,  the letter, dated March 6, opens.It was signed by the chambers president, Dr. Alan MacDonald.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Barbara Martindale, the chambers executive director, said the letter came out of the discussion at the boards regular monthly meeting on March 5, as well as the feedback the chamber has been getting from its members since the blockade went up. Its just the whole atmosphere of that going on,  Martindale said.  Businesses are losing patience; residents 鈥?driving are losing patience.         ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 She noted that the blockades are af stanley vaso fecting both communities; the chamber has some members who live or own businesses in Six Nations. We wanted to make sure that the Six Nations were included in  the letter , because theyre impacted as well.       stanley cup           ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The letter notes that with the truck load limits on the Argyle Street Bridge, suppliers are stalled when trying to get deliveries to area businesses.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW

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 Darmeen Cheung, the stanley vattenflaska  Markham mother of two young children who had stage 4 lung cancer and sought clinical trials in Boston not available in Canada to battle the disease, has died.Stephane Poirier, Cheungs husband, announced that his wife passed away from the disease on Feb. 1 stanley cup 5. She was 48.Cheung and her family made a plea through GoFundMe late last year for public help with the expensive cost of the trials, which cost as much as $50,000 apiece and are required multiple times.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        She made several trips to Boston and said last November that she had mixed results from the treatment. Cheung only underwent the clinical trials after trying every other option after being diagnosed with cancer in early 2018.The woman who said she   stanley cup becher never smoked, drank or  had done  recreational drugs,  went through rounds of chemotherapy and immunotherapy with no improvement to her condition.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 The clinical trials, not covered by OHIP, were a last resort to find a cure.Cheung had said one of the hardest things about having cancer was how it made her feel as a mother to nine-year-old Xavier and seven-year-old Amelie.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                         Its a pull and push. I dont want them to be too close because life can be taken away quickly,  she said of her young children.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                Tkvu She s only 12 and she   s had 17 major surgeries. But now she s expecting the  best Christmas ever
 TORONTO 鈥?The U.S. and Canada are poised to extend their agreement to keep their shared border closed to non-essential travel to Aug. 21, but a final confirmation has not been given, a person familiar with  stanley cup the matter said Tuesday.The agreement would likely extend the closure by another 30 days. The official was not authorized to speak publicly ahead of an announcement this week, and spoke on condition of anonymity. The restrictions were announced on March 18 and were extended in April, May and June.Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said this week that a decision on the border would be announced  in the coming days.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                         Were going to continue to work hard to keep Canadians safe and to keep our economies flowing and we will have stanley cup  more to say later this week,  Trudeau said      Most Canadians fear a reopening. The U.S. has more confirmed cases and deaths from COVID-19 than any country in the world while Canada has flattened the epidemic curve.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                   stanley cup                Essential cross-border workers like healthcare professionals, airline crews and truck drivers are still permitted to cross. Truck drivers are critical as they move food and medical goods in both directions. Much of Canadas food supply comes from or via the U.S.By Rob Gillies, The Associated Press

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 It may have been mid-February but Premier Doug Ford gave Durham drivers a spring break Friday.The premier announced the long-awaited removal of the long-hated tolls on Hwy. 412 in Whitby and Hwy. 418 in Clarington come April 5.It was certainly welcome news for Durham Regional Chairman John Henry, who had a huge grin on his face at the announcement on Winchester Road at the Hwy. 412/407 carpool parking lot.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        stanley becher   Its a beautiful sunny day, and a great day for Durham drivers,  said Henry, who has been advocating for years for removal of the tolls.He was joined at the announcement by Whitby Mayor Don Mitchell and Clarington Mayor Adrian Foster, who have both vigorously fought as well to remove the tolls ever since the roads were opened for use.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Ford made the announcement with Minister of Transportation Caroline Mulroney also on hand, as well as Minister of Finance Peter Bethlenfalvy, MPP for Pickering-Uxbridge, and Whitby MPP Lorne Coe, among others. Todays a great day for Durham Region. Its a day we promised when our government was elected,  said Ford.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                         It costs residents and businesses in Durham more of their hard-earned money to just get around their communities. In fact, Hwy. 412 and 418 are stanley cup  the only tolled north-south highways in Ontario,   cups stanley said Ford.                 Bmnk 67   s Boyd named OHL GM of the year
 The  Freedom Convoy  of truckers ha stanley mugs s hit Halton region and while hundreds of supporters are waving and holding signs, there are several disruptions to traffic as well.Both Halton  stanley mug Regional Police and the OPP are letting residents know of the impacts to traffic on the busy stretch of highways.Among the areas impacted are Guelph Li stanley france ne and Highway 401, the QEW and Guelph Line and QEW and Trafalgar Road.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Here are some live updates:              ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW

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Rjzv Brampton McDonald s employee tests positive for COVID-19, store temporarily closes
 Burlington Hydro  BHI  employees are the reason that the company ranks among the best managed and operated mid-sized utilities in Ontario. Our employees commitment and hard work is at the core of a company they are proud to call their workplace.Motivation and inspiration are key components to providing an environment where employees have room to excel. The company places significant emphasis on professional development, staff wellness, effective internal communications, and a variety of initiatives that foster a rewarding work environment. Professional development programs continue to receive top priority across all aspect stanley mugs s of the operation.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Skills trai stanley thermos mug ning is a critical part of an employees professional development. Whether that includes offerings such as Effective Supervisory Skills for Technical/Trades Staff or a professional development process for Leadership Evolution, the company offers a robust training portfolio. Funding is available for employees pursuing college or univ stanley termosky ersity level courses in work-related programs through the companys Educational Reimbursement Program. Attracting young talent to the company is a key component of our approach,  says Jennifer Smith, Vice-President, Corporate Relations, Burlington Hydro.  Co-op and Internship placements are designed to utilize the skills, talents and versatility of post-secondary students, while exposing them to potential career opportunities. Zeia Cineplex assures seats despite new COVID rules
 OTTAWA 鈥?Canada   parliamentary budget officer says Ottawa will have to pay up to $2.9 billion in compensation to First Nations children and families torn apart by an underfunded child-welfare system 鈥?half the amount estimated by the federal government.Yves Giroux says his office estimates between 19,000 and 65,100 people would be eligible for compensation awarded by the Canadian Human Rights Tribunal ruling last fall. The tribunal found the federal gove stanley cups rnment  wilfully and recklessly  discriminated against Indigenous children living on reserves by not properly funding child and family services for them.Using Giroux   estimates, Ottawa would have to pay compensation in the range of $900 million to $2.9 billion.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The tribunal ordered Ottawa to pay $40,000 to every First Nations child who was inappropriately taken away from their parents after 2006, and to their parents and grandparents.The government has agreed its actions were discriminatory and has said compensation will be paid, but Ottawa is still challenging the ruling.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 In its legal filings, the federal Indigenous Service stanley cup s department estimated last October that satisfying the order could cost the federal government up to $7.9 billion.NDP MP Charlie Angus asked the budget office to do an independent analysis to determine whether that figure held stanley cup  water.               ARTICLE

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Oler Today s coronavirus news: Six St. Lawrence Market employees test positive for COVID-19; Ontario Premier Doug Ford says he knew of Minister Phillips  trip for weeks; Canada to require negative COVID-19
 WASHINGTON 鈥?Canada   Come From Away has won four Helen Hayes Awards, including outstanding musical production.The awards, handed out during a ceremony at the Lincoln Theatre in Washington D.C., on Monday night, celebrate excellence in professional theatre throughout the city   metropolitan area.Come From Away 822 stanley cup 1; also received the award for outstanding musical director for Christopher Ashley, outstanding supporting actress in a musical for Jenn Colella, and outstanding ensemble in a musical.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The 9/11-inspired musical was staged at Ford   Theat stanley vaso re in Washington D.C., prior to engagements in Toronto and its current run on Broadway.Created by Canadia gourde stanley n husband-and-wife duo Irene Sankoff and David Hein, Come From Away is centred on Gander, N.L., in the aftermath of the 9/11 attacks.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 The remote East Coast town provided refuge to 6,579 passengers and crew on 38 planes that were diverted when U.S. air space was closed.Now in its 33rd year, the Helen Hayes Awards are named after the late actress and Washington native whose prolific career spanned nearly eight decades. Hayes is one of only a handful of individuals to have won an Emmy, Grammy, Oscar and Tony 鈥?dubbed the EGOT 鈥?and is widely known as the First Lady of the American Theatre.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW     Nabw Evacuations in northwestern Ontario First Nation
 TORONTO 鈥?A three-month strike at De Havilland has ended with the ratification of new collective agreements by members of two Unifor locals.Negotiations centred on the company   plans to leave its current production location at the Downsview plant in the north end of Toronto, ending  stanley mug production of the Dash 8 turboprop aircraft.In lieu of a company commitment to resume production, the union says its members will receive compensation, including retirement incentives, restructuring packages and enhanced severance packages that are double the Employment Standards Act minimum.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The agreements include preferential hiring provisions for union members should production of the Dash 8 resume.The agreements cover Local 112 members who work in production and Local 673 members working in office, technical and professional positions at the plant. The deal also preserves about 50 jobs at a new office location that will be l stanley spain ocated within 80 kilometres of the plant.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 De Havilland told workers earlier this year that it would no longer produce new Q400 aircraft at the Downsview facility beyond currently conf stanley polska irmed orders, and said two years ago that work will end at the site once lease agreements for the land expire.We know severance doesn ;t replace a good-paying job or help pass on highly valuable skills from one generation to the next. That