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 Halton police are reporting that a missing Milton woman has been found safe.In a press release issued on the evening of June 25, officers said that Shawna Aldridge, 27, had be stanley cup en located in good health.Aldridge had been missing since June 19 with Halton police reaching to the media and the public for help finding her on the evening of June 24.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Halto stanley quencher n police said they would like to thank residents and the med stanley cups uk ia for their support in this matter.

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 The average Pickering homeowner can expect to pay an extra $31.32 this year in property taxes.This is based on a home valued at $530,000, which the Municipal Property Assessment Corporation  MPAC  has determined as the average home value in Pi stanley fr ckering in 2022. These values are based on the MPAC assessment conducted in 2016.The City of Pickering is proposing a property tax increase of 1.79 per cent this year 鈥?the lowest of Durham municipalities.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                         I think part of the reason we did the 1.79  per cent  is people need a bit of a break,  said director of finance and treasurer Stan Karwowski.When including the Region of Durhams increase of 2.6 per cent, taxpayers can expect a tota stanley bottles l tax increase of 1.98 per cent.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Mayor Dave Ryan said, given the inflation rates and the pandemic   implications on the operation of Pickering, that 1.79 is actually a very, very reasonable, responsible number to bring forward. He added a lot of  8220 ocial thought that went into the creation of this budget.Chief administrative officer Marisa Caprino noted this is the second-lowest budget levy for Pickering in the past 25 years, and staff found a balance that keeps property taxes affordable while still prov stanley mugg iding benefits and services to the community.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The budget was Ypie Georgetown, Acton to get increased GO Train service on Kitchener line
 OTT stanley cup AWA 鈥?An Australian who fed information to police about outlaw bikers and later won refugee status in Canada has lost a round in his bid to sue Canadian officials over delays in processing his asylum applicatio stanley mugs n.In a ruling made public Monday, the Federal Court of Appeal unanimously dismissed Stevan Utah   action, saying a two-year limitation period had passed before he headed to court.Utah, an Australian citizen, witnessed a serious crime by members of the Bandidos gang in his homeland, leading to his role as a police informant.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        After gang members got wind that Utah was giving information to police, he was brutally attacked.Utah was seriously injured but he escaped, arriving in Can stanley cup ada in June 2006.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 He applied for refugee status in 2007 but 10 years passed before he was successful.In the meantime, Utah continued to supply information about outlaw motorcycle gangs, including the Bandidos, to Australian and Canadian law-enforcement officials.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        In June 2018, Utah filed a claim in Federal Court, saying the delay in processing his claim prevented him from working, receiving health or dental benefits, getting a bank account and credit file, and obtaining social assistance.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                              Utah

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 When consuming information online, whether it be news, health information, or whatever catches a person   eye as they scroll through their social media feeds, knowing when to verify a source is crucial, experts say.聽In an age where online users are inundated with information, verification is not always possible and, depending on the subject matter, not always necessary,聽聽Anabel Quan-Haase, a professor of Information and Media Studies at Western University, said. She a stanley tumbler dded that while verifying celebrity news, for example, may not matter so much, there is stanley quencher  other information that is consequential.If it is, let   say, health information or if you ;re making a decision as to what university to go  stanley cup to, in those cases, it is really important to verify the information, because you want to make sure you ;re making decisions based on the best science available, or the best understanding available, she said.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        I think knowing when to verify and what to verify is really important.Some sources are more trustworthy than others        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Quan-Haase said while there is no such thing as a perfect source and human error can always occur, there are certain online sources that are naturally more credible than others.Sources like the World Health Organization  WHO , the Centres for Disease Control and Prevention  CDC  or th

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 Expect the same health care services as the new Peterborough 360 Degree Nurse Practitioner-Led Clinic transitions to become an autonomous, primary health care organization.Formerly known as the VON 360 stanley mugs  Degree Nurse Practitioner-Led Clinic, the new 360 clinic has become an independent organization with staff and board members promising to continue high-quality care.The clinic was established in 2011 under the Victorian Order of Nurses  VON  umbrella, following a grassroots community effort to create an accessible and welcoming primary-care clinic. It was developed to help vulnerable people who face barriers to obtaining health care within the mainstream health care system.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                         We stanley cup  are excited to have transitioned to an autonomous governance model with a diverse community-based board of directors representing the community we work in,  says Beth Day, chair of the 360 Degree Nurse Practitioner-Led Clinic, in a prepared release. We cherish the partnerships and working relationships we have fostered since 2011 and are eagerly a stanley mug nticipating making new connections.         ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 The 360 Degree Clinic features an interdisciplinary team of primary health care providers who help people with particular vulnerabilities, including poverty, homelessness, chronic food insecurity, experiences of violence and trauma, serious mental health issues and social isolation.Kathy  Hghb Mary Deacon on Bell Let s Talk Day, the pandemic and her vision for the future of mental health in Canada
 A COVID-19 outbreak at a long-term-care home in Hamilton affecting at least nine people is believed to be linked to an unvaccinated hairdresser working in the facility, an insider told the Star.An outbreak was initially declared Saturday in the part of St. Josephs Villa that houses a hair salon catering to residents of the long-term-care home, with four salon workers reported to be infected. On Monday, a home-wide outbreak was declared and non-essential visitors barred. The City of Hamilton website detailing COVID outbreaks was updated Tuesday to list five additional cases at the home 鈥?four involving residents and one visitor infection.The on-site beauty salon and barbershop at St. Josephs Villa reopened on June 30, but was closed again after the outbreak was declared.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The insider, who spoke to the Star on condition of anonymity so they could speak freely without fear of retribution, said some of the residents were not masked when they received haircuts at the salon. The insider said at least one of the salon workers was unvaccinated. stanley cup  The vaccination status of the other salon workers is unknown.The Star reviewed the social media history of  stanley tumblers one salon worker and found a Twitter posting from last year expressing an botella stanley ti-mandatory vaccine sentiments.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 John Woods, president of St. Josephs Villa, said in an email to the Star Tuesday  its believed

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 OTTAWA 鈥?New census data shows the population of the metropolitan area of Toronto outpaced the national growth rate over the last five years.Statistics Canada released the first batch of numbers from the 2016 census on Wednesday and the population of what the government agency refers to as the census metropolitan area of Toronto increased  stanley mugs by 6.2 per cent since the last census in 2011.The areas growth rate was above the national growth rate of 5.0 per cent, while the population of Ontario increased by 4.6 per cent.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Census metropolitan areas do not conform to established municipal boundaries. Statistics Canada defines them as a metropolitan area with a population of at least 100,000, where the urban core of that area has at least 50,000 peop stanley kaffeebecher le. Commuting patterns and other factors are used in determining these census metropolitan areas. Looking at metropolitan areas this way takes in to account the growing impact of suburban areas on Canada ; starbucks stanley cup s largest cities.When the 2016 census was taken last May 10, the population of the census metropolitan area of Toronto was 5,928,040, compared with 5,583,064 from the 2011 census. The population of the actual city of Toronto was 2,731,571, up from 2,615,060 in 2011.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 The census indicated that Toronto ranked No. 1 among the countrys 35 census metropolitan areas.Canadas population on census day was 35 Gchq Quebec shipyard to unveil naval supply vessel
 TORONTO 鈥?North American stock markets rose for a fifth straight month in August despite a drop Monday in the TSX, while the Canadian dollar reached its highest level since early January.Canada   main stock index posted a triple-digit decline in a broad-based drop led by energy with the SP/TSX composite index closing down 191.35 points at 16,514.44.South of the border, the SP 500 index and the Nasdaq composite set new record highs largely on the back of Apple and Tesla shares surging relating to stock splits.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        In New  stanley cups York, the Dow Jones industrial average closed down 223.82 points at 28,430.05. The SP 500 index was down 7.7 points at 3,500.31, while the Nasdaq composite was up 79.82 points at 11,775.46.Despite the divergent paths of growth and value stocks to start the trading week, August was resilient rising 2.4 per cent in one month and nearly 24 per cent since the end of March.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 The mood in the market has been quite buoy stanley cup ant throughout the month and risk appetite has been emboldened by primarily the monetary and fiscal response. That   been the main driver of equity market returns since the March lows, 8221 stanley cup ; said Candice Bangsund, portfolio manager for Fiera Capital.The mood was positive before markets opened Monday on Chinese PMI survey results that were stronger than expected, reinforcing that the cou

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 OTTAWA 鈥?The party leaders ; scheduled public appearances on Monday, Sept. 23. All times are local.Liberal Leader Justin TrudeauHamilton               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW             stanley thermobecher                             Policy announcement and media availability. 8:30 a.m., David Braley Health Sciences Centre, 100 Main Street West.Stoney Creek, Ont.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Visit with local businesses with the Liberal candidate for Hamilton East-Stoney Creek, Bob Bratina. No time or location provided.Niagara Falls, Ont.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Visit to a local bakery with the Liberal candidate for Niagara Falls, Andrea Kaiser. No time or location provided.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                              -Conservative Leader Andrew ScheerWoodbridge, Ont..Announcement and media availability. 10 a.m., 322 Barons St.Markham, Ont.Visit to a local stanley cup  seniors home with Conservative candidate Alex Yuan. No timing or location details provided.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW               stanley becher                           St. Catharines, Ont.Campaigning with Conservative candidate Krystina Waler. 6 p.m., Cats Caboose, 224 Glenridge Ave., Glenridge Plaza.-NDP Leader Jagmeet SinghBathurst, N.B.Introduces new New Brunswick candidate and holds media availability. 10:30 a.m., Royal Residence, 80 Main Street.Halifax               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW       Wsvr Ryan Reynolds to B.C. partiers spreading COVID:  Don t kill my mom
 OTTAWA 鈥?A new policy that has pharmacists restricting patients to a 30-day supply of their medications means some people are having to pay dispensing fees two or three times over.The policy was put in place to prevent drug shortages while manufacture stanley canada rs struggle to produce enough product during the COVID-19 crisis.But that means patients who would normally receive 90-days ; worth of prescription medications are now paying the dispensing fee three times instead of one in some provinces.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Al stanley cup l of a sudden they ;re going to see their cost for prescriptions go up 200 per cent, said Kathleen Finlay, the founder of the Center for Patient Protection.In most places, those dispensing fees are between $5 and $15. But some people have multiple prescriptions, multiplying the cost, she said.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 It gets up there really quickly, she said.She   particularly concerned about fixed in stanley termoska come seniors, who are being hit with these costs out of the blue. She said some people may be faced with tough decisions about whether they can afford to renew their prescriptions when they need them.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Some provinces, like Alberta, have adjusted their co-pay structure for seniors and those without private insurance to offset those costs, but not all.               

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 A grieving mother, clutchi stanley cup price ng a feather gifted to her by an elder, wip stanley thermoskannen ed back tears on Monday as she recounted the torment of losing her daughter 鈥?one of dozens of missing and murdered Indigenous women a public inquiry is investigating.As the f stanley termosky irst witness to testify at the start of three days of hearings in Thunder Bay, Ont., Anita Ross told the National Inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls of her mounting despair the evening her daughter, Delaine Copenace, 16, disappeared in February last year.She went for a walk with other teens, Ross, of Kenora, Ont., testified, as a photograph of her dead daughter sat on a nearby empty chair. She never returned.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Ross said provincial police were initially dismissive of her concerns, suggesting the girl was probably just drunk somewhere. But Ross said Delaine, who had a twin sister, was responsible and always let her family know where she was. They began searching, putting up posters, contacting everyone they knew, activating social-media networks.I was so scared, really hurt not knowing where she was, Ross said. It really hurts not knowing where your baby was. I was adamant to find her.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Ross said she felt she couldn ;t trust most of the provincial police officers she had to deal with. They seemed indifferent to her an Dqta HBC ordered to provide more docs in sleep-set case
 Montreal Mayo stanley cups r Valerie Plante has been named to a global mayors ; task force aimed at helping cities recover from COVID-19.Plante is the only Canadian named to the 11-person panel, which also includes the mayors of Hong Kong, Lisbon, M stanley shop elbourne, New Orleans and Freetown, Sierra Leone, among others.In a news release, Montreal says the group   goal is to accelerate cities ; economic recovery with a focus on public health, reducing inequality and fighting climate change.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The task force is an initiative of the C40 Cities network, which focuses largely on issues related to climate change.      Montreal is a Canadian hotspot for COVID-19, with over 12,800 cases and 1,078 deaths as of Thursday morning.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Plante s stanley quencher ays in a statement that her city has been hard-hit economically by the virus, and improved resilience will be key to recovery.This report by The Canadian Press was first published April 30, 2020.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        By The Canadian Press

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 TORONTO 鈥?Ontario   human rights tribunal has ordered a downtown Toronto restaurant to pay $10,000 to a black man for violating his rights after the establishment asked him an stanley cups uk d three friends to pre-pay for their meal.The tribunal heard Emile Wickham, who identifies himself as an Afro-Caribbean, wen termo stanley t to the Chinese restaurant with three friends 鈥?all of whom were black 鈥?early on May 3, 2014, to celebrate his birthday.Wickham told the tribunal that after the server took their orders, he and his friends were told that a restaurant policy meant they had to pay for their meals before receiving them, which they did.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        He said he was unsettled by the request and asked other patrons if they had been asked to pre-pay as well. Wickham told the tribunal that none of the patrons he spoke to said they had been required to pay for their meals in advance.In its ruling, the tribunal said the restaurant did not offer a credible non-discriminatory reason for its employees ; conduct and found Wickham had been racially profiled.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 The Hong Shing Chinese Restaurant was ordered to pay Wickham $10,000 as compensation for infringing his rights and for the injury to his dignity, feelings and self-respect.This  stanley kubek case illustrates that the restaurant did not extend the applicant the benefit of the doubt, or assumption of his decency as a black person, r Qucs Halton municipalities gearing up for Earth Hour
 AYLMER, Ont. 鈥?The town of Aylmer, Ont., has declared a state of emergency ahead of a planned protest against COVID-19 restrictions on Saturday.Mayor Mary French moved the town of nearly 7,500 people to high alert on Monday afternoon.Aylmer police said the step was taken in anticipation of an anti-masking freedom march.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The declaration was made as a result of the potential for civil unrest and service disruptions related  stanley cup becher to the planned protests and demonstrations.      French said in a statement to the town that the state of emergency conveys the seriousness of the situation and will help the municipality access funding.  stanley cup        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                 stanley cup                  She also pointed out that it may help residents with insurance claims.This report by The Canadian Press was first published Nov. 3, 2020.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        By The Canadian Press

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 MILTON 鈥?Taekwondo saw its glory at the Canadian National Taekwondo Championships in Laval Quebec on January 18 and 19th. Milton Dragon Taekwondo Academy sent fifteen of thei stanley vattenflaska r finest athletes to two gruelin stanley cup g days of competition against the nations best in Canada.Led by Team Coach and Dragon Taekwondo head instructor Master Timothy Johl, all athletes achieved personal bests totalling nineteen medals including: seven bronze, four silver, and a whopping eight golds! It was a wonderful experience stanley mugs  to see all of our athletes come together as a strong team. They worked incredibly hard leading to nationals and Im extremely proud of the results鈥e are excited to have a chance to represent Canada at the highest level in the World Championships and are grateful for all the support we have received from Master Shakeel Chaudry at Dragon Taekwondo and hope to make Canada proud! , praised Master Johl.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The four have earned prestigious spot on the Canadian National team include Master Johl who will be competing at his third World Championships, Master Faith Tai who will be attending her second worlds, rising star Khalil Thompson who will be attending his first world championships in the over 17 freestyle event and Zaid Syed who will be competing in the male under 30 division.              ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Qxcd Four marathons in a day goal of Herculean effort for Rankin Cancer Run
 TORONTO 鈥?Ontario is ending its vaccine certificate system on March 1, when capacity limits in public settings and restrictions on social gathering sizes will fully lift as well, though masking requirements will remain for now.Premier Doug Ford insisted the steps are not a result of pressure from anti-vaccine mandate protesters.Todays announcement is not because of whats happening in Ottawa or Windsor, but despite it, he said Monday.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The extraordinary measures that we introduced during this pandemic were always intended as a last resort. I stood at this very podium and promised you that these tools would only be used for as long as they were absolutely necessary and not one day longer. The removal of these measures has always been our objective.Public health indicators have been improving, with the positivity rate of COVID-19 tests dropping from a peak of nearly 40 per cent to 13 per cent, and hospitalizations down under 1,400 from a high of more than 4,000, Ford said.  stanley becher        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Due to those metrics, Chief Medical Officer of Health Dr. Kieran Moore presented a plan to lift the COVID-19 restrictions and vaccine certificates, Ford said, noting that the plan had been  stanley tumblers in the works since before protesters began occupying downtown Ottawa more than stanley cup  two weeks ago.Ford said he understands frustration with the restrictions, though

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 OTTAWA 鈥?Canada Post is using three colourful and festive scenes painted by Nova Scotia folk artist Maud Lewis for its holiday season stamps this year.The agency announced the choice of the works by the late artist today in a news release.The paintings used for the new stamps are from seasonal works held in the collection of the Art Gallery of Nova Scotia.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        They are Winter Sleigh Ride, Team of Oxen in Winter, and Family and Sled.Lewis   lively depictions of rural life gained her national and international recognition towards the end of her life and in the decades af stanley sverige ter her death in 1970.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Her works largely feature sights she would have seen around her tiny home in Marshalltown, near Digby, N.S.Her paintings, which once sold for as little as two dollars, have become  stanley canada prized in recent years, in part as a result of the 2016 biopic Maudie, ; ; which rekindled interest in her story.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Though the works are joyful, Lewis   life was marked by poverty, health issues and poor treatment from her loved ones.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                              Born in 1903, she lived most of her life in pain from rheumatoid arthritis, whi stanley cup ch left her hands gnarled and limited her  Beux Meet Ron Norris, candidate for Halton Hills Ward 3 councillor
 Pack an umbrella and leave early.That   your outlook for Tuesday, Dec. 6 in Oakville, Burlington, Milton and Halton Hi stanley cup lls as weather and traffic could cause you some problems, along with a bunch of school bus delays.Weather               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Cloudy in Oakville and Burlington with 60 percent chance of rain or drizzle. High 6: https://weather.gc.ca/city/pages/on-79_metric_e.htmlCloudy in Milton and Halton Hills with 60 percent chance of rain or drizzle. High 6: https://weather.gc.ca/city/pages/on-68_metric_e.html        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 TrafficNormal volumes on the QEW along with Highway 401 and 403 but these planned closures might back you up: https://insidehalton/news-story/10804898--all-lanes-closed-drivers-warned-of-closures-in-oakville-and-burlington-on-highway-403-and-qew-dec-5-10-that-could-cause-traffic-delays/               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        School bus problems                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                              Some delays and cancellations. Here   a live tracker to keep you up to date: https://geoquery.haltonbus.ca/Cancellations.aspxGO TransitBurlington GOThe elevator connecting the west tunnel and the station building is out of service. The station remains accessible from th stanley canada e north side only.Milton GOImportant safety upgrades are stanley cup  being made at the bus loop at Milton GO statio

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 The grads of 2020 may have moved on, but graduation ceremonies to celebrate their achievements and the distribution of diplomas are still in the works.The closure of schools in March due to COVID-19 led to the cancellation of some of t stanley tazas he most memorable parts of grade school: grad trips, proms and graduation. Months later, some school boards are still hoping to give students a chance to attend a graduation cere stanley cup mony online. And at the least, students who graduated last year should expect their diploma soon, after the education ministry recently sent them out to boards across the province, following a delay.Ingrid Anderson, a ministry spokesperson, said  most diplomas for 2020 graduates have now been sent to schools stanley cup .                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                         School boards are responsible for the delivery of the Ontario Secondary School Diploma to students,  said Anderson.  In a normal school year, school boards receive diplomas from the Ministry to align with graduation ceremonies. However, the Ministry has had to adapt as a result of the school closures due to the COVID-19 outbreak. Most diplomas for 2020 graduates have now been sent to schools. The Ministry of Education will continue to work with schools to ensure we deliver diplomas to our graduates as quickly as possible.         ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 The Toronto District School Board, Toronto Catholic School Board and Peel District School Board say plans Foye NordStar gets court approval for Torstar deal
 Before the COVID-19 pandemic, more than 40 people walked through the doors of Across Boundaries daily, looking for anything from art therapy, to literacy lessons, to a healthy meal for breakfast or lunch.But as the virus began to spread, the mental health agency focused on helping racialized commun stanley vaso ities in Torontos northwest quickly began losing touch with many of the people it helped. Some of our sta stanley cups ff called us and said, I cant reach my clients because they dont have a phone,  recalled executive director Aseefa Sarang. The agency, which serves around 900 people annually, then moved quickly to give out a few prepaid devices to those who didnt have one. It also began delivering meals directly to peoples doors.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Two years and six pandemic waves later, Across Boundaries has now given out more than 300 phones to clients who otherwise had no access to a device connecting them to services offered virtually because of COVID-19. The need for these devices has persisted well into today, Sarang said, signalling one of many challenges facing Torontos newcomer and racialized communities, who were hardest hit by the virus, as the city looks to pandemic recovery.Across Boundaries is not the only mental health organization that has worked to provide necessities lik stanley cup e food and technology to its clients. A recent report by the Wellesley Institute about the pandemics impact on Torontos racialized communities found that

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 The federal government has announced two new grants that will be put toward educating children, youth and their families about COVID-19 vaccines through their schools and stanley mugs  in their communities.Canada   health minister, Patty Hajdu, announced the new initiatives at a news conference in Brampton, Ont., on July 27: a $500,000 grant for BGC Canada  formerly Boys  Girls Clubs of Canada  and $220,000 dedicated to the C stanley cup anada Safety Council.With the funding, BGC Canada will be educating youth and their families about the benefits of getting immunized against COVID-19, using evidence-based and culturally-appropriate d stanley thermos ialogue and resources in more than seven languages.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        As well, the Canada Safety Council will be delivering vaccine education programs to schools across the country, including in Ontario.Hajdu said Canada has reached a huge milestone of acquiring more that 66 million COVID-19 vaccine doses, which is enough to immunize all citizens, but she added that many individuals continue to have questions and concerns about the vaccines and question whether they are accessing information that can be trusted.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Information that comes from trusted sources is also one of the most important ways to reduce that fear of vaccination and  help  people feel comfortable, not only in taking that step to protect themselves, but als Njbt 41.2 mm of rain falls on Hamilton Saturday, forces wastewater treatment plant into bypass mode
 There were 2,500 incidents of fraud reported in Halton during 2019, but Halton police sa stanley tumbler y that number is probably hugely inaccurate due to under-reporting.Halton Crime Stoppers and detectives with the Halton police fraud unit held an information session at police headquarters on Thursday, March 12 to educate the public about some of the frauds and scams that have been carried out in this community.Det. Const. Kevin Harvey told the 70 people present that fraud is an incredibly under-reported crime because many people are ashamed to admit they fell victim to it while many others do not know they were victimized in the first place.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Det. Const. Derek Gray noted that while there were far too many frauds and scams to get into during their short presentation, he said the v stanley cup ast majority can be defeated by taking a few steps to verify the identity of the person at the door, on the phone or online. How do you know we are police officers  You can ask for ID. You can call communications. If we were at your front door, you could call and ask if Det. Gray and Det. Harvey were sent to my house,  said Gray.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                  If you verify eve stanley cup website rything and assume everything is a fraud until you know it is true, you can pretty much guarantee you are not going to be the victim of a fraud. Gray and Harvey then discussed multiple scams and how to avoid falling for them.         

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 TORONTO INTERNAT stanley kubek IONAL FILM FESTIVALThe film festival returns for its 42nd year, meaning 10 days of movie watching and celeb spying is in the cards. Also taking place at least, on TIFFs first weekend, is the return of Festival Street. Until 5 a.m. Monday, Sept. 11 King Street is closed to all vehicle traffic in both directions between  vaso stanley University and Spadina avenues, along with John Street, between King and Wellington Street.While Festival Street stays open, the 504 and 514 Cherry streetcar service plus the 504 rush hour bus will re-route north to Queen Street bypassing King between University and Spadina. Wheel-Trans pickups are also affected.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        TTC 鈥?LINE 1: SHEPPARD WEST TO LAWRENCE WESTIts North Torontos turn for a subway closure for weekend track work. Starting Saturday, shuttle buses will operate between the affected stops. Wheel-Trans service is available by speaking with any TTC employee.聽        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Regular subway service resumes on Line 1 as of 6 a.m. Monday.TASTE OF THE KINGSWAY               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                              stanley tumbler            Street festival season is winding down, but theres a still big party planned in Etobicoke this weekend for Taste of the Kingsway. Starting midnight Friday, Bloor Street will close in both directions for the festival between Prince Edward Drive and Montgomery Road. TTC service might also be af Hplu Today s coronavirus news: Ontario surpasses 7 million vaccine doses over weekend; U.K. says variant first identified in India is likely to become the dominant strain
 The latest novel coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Wednesday  this file will be updated throughout the day . Web links to longer stories if available.1:30 p.m.: Ontario is now working with the business community on wider testing for COVID-19 after facing repeated criticism from scientists for not having a regime in place as more people return to work.Health Minister Christine Elliott did not say when a plan would be in place but epidemiologists and opposition parties have been urging broader surveillance of COVID-19 as the province allows people with minor symptoms to get tested at assessment centres in addition to testing at retirement homes, group homes, shelters and other congregate living situations.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The Stars Rob Ferguson has the story.1:10 p.m.  updated : Canadas public health experts are now fully recommending Canadians wear non-medical face masks in public when they arent sure they will be able to keep their distance from others.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Dr. Theresa Tam said the new recommendation comes as sta stanley quencher y-at-home orders are lifting in different provin stanley website ces and more people are going outside, riding public transit, or visiting stores. This will help us reopen and add another layer to how you go out safely,  Tam said Wednesday in her daily briefing to Canadians on the COVID-19 pandemic.               ARTICLE CONTINUES stanley quencher  BELOW               

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 As of April 1, the City of Hamilton is no longer accepting leaf and yard waste 鈥?including grass clippings 鈥?in green bins.Residents are asked to place all leaf and yard waste, including grass clippings, in a brown paper yard waste bag or an open top-rigid reusable container marked with a free yard waste sticker for weekly collection. Reusable containers may include bins or gar stanley thermos mug bage cans without a lid. City-issued green bins or blue boxes are not acceptable containers for yard stanley cup  waste.The city says the change is necessary to keep ammonia 鈥?a potential contributor to poor air quality 鈥?out of its ce stanley thermos mug ntral composting facility.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Green bins should only be used for food scraps and soiled paper products, like napkins and pizza boxes. Cneo Hudson   s Bay at Upper Canada Mall struck again by late-night burglars
 After seven years travelling around Southern Ontario in a food truck, mother-daughter duo Veronica Johnson and Nadia Dragusanu have opened up an eat-in caf茅 as an extension of their successful Caf茅 du Monde Cr锚perie food truck.When asked, Why crepes  Caf茅 du Monde director Dragusanu answered very simply. Its fun! Crepes are fun,  she said.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Dragusanu moved to Canada from St. Lucia at the age of 19. Though the eatery is a Cafe of the World, Dragusanu   menu gives a subtle nod to her Island roots. Were currently serving a savoury Caribbean crepe on our food truck, so weve used a lot of Caribbean style spices,  Dragusanu explained.  We didnt want to limit it  the menu  to Carribbean-style, because its Caf茅 du Monde 鈥?Caf茅 of the World. We wanted to have a little bit of places that weve been to and that w stanley cup e enjoy,  she added.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Dragusanu brings the ideas while her mom, Veronica, is the chef who creates the flavours and brings those ideas to life. It does have challenges, but shes my mom. We respect each other   ideas and thoughts. But, in the end, we always work it out and thats the benefit of being a family business,  Dragusanu said.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                     stanley cup                     Dragusanu has vaso stanley  started to feature local artists from Cambridge and surrounding areas in the caf茅. T

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 Despite living in one of the most diverse cities on the planet, racism is embedded in the everyday experiences of racialized Torontonians, says anti-racism expert and educator Janelle Brady.Brady, the senior co-ordinator of the University of Torontos Centre for Integrative Anti-Racism Studies, said no matter who you are or what you do, if youre Black, Indigenous, or a person of colour  BIPOC  living in Toro stanley cups uk nto, racism is part of your life.Toronto recently invited Torontonians to share their experiences with race and/or racism in an interactive campaign called  RaceInThe6ix, inspired by National Public Radios groundbreaking The Race Card Project, where people summed up their experiences with race and/or racism in six  stanley mugg words or less. For  RaceInThe6ix, we asked for a one-line response to some big questions 鈥?Does living in a city that is multicultural make it a more or less tolerant place  What has been your experience  How do you see yourself, and how do you feel you are perceived by others  What are the challenges you face, what problems persist, what is always on your mind as you make your way through the diverse streets of Toronto                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                                                                                                                                                                      stanley taza                                                                                                                                     Qomu Incentivize local travel, tourism task force says
 It   for a very good cause, but it will cause som stanley kubek e significant traffic disruptions.The Oakville Professional Firefighters Association will again be holding its annual holiday toy drive at Coronation Park,  with the goal of giving every local child an opportunity to enjoy a gift of their own this holiday season,  the Town said in an online statement.The drive-thru event will be held Dec. 10 from 5-9 p.m. and signage on Lakeshore already warns driver stanley thermos s to exp stanley quencher ect major delays.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Here   a graphic detailing some of the closures that will be in effect, as well as how you can drive in to donate:              ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Please be patient as there may be some traffic delays in the area, the Town said.Here are some other ways you can donate.