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 WINDSOR, ONT.鈥擳he Windsor region is reporting the death of a second migr stanley cup ant worker from COVID-19.Windsor Regional Hospital says a 24-y stanley cup quencher ear-old man was first admitted to a different hospital on Monday, and died at their facility on Fri stanley cups day.The hospital says they have contacted the mans family in Mexico.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        A news release also says that local hospitals and health organizations will jointly conduct a  mass swabbing  for COVID-19 of 8,000 migrant workers in Windsor-Essex starting on Tuesday.Another temporary foreign worker in the Windsor area who came to Canada in February and tested positive for the virus on May 21 died last weekend.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Approximately 20,000 migrant workers come to Ontario each year to work on farms and in greenhouses 鈥?many of them from Mexico, Guatemala and the Caribbean 鈥?and this year have been required to self-isolate for 14 days upon arrival.Outbreaks that have affected dozens of migrant workers have been reported in Chatham-Kent, Windsor-Essex, Niagara Region and Elgin County.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Meanwhile, Ontario has extended its emergency orders for another 10 days, including banning people from dining in bars and restaurants, and gathering in groups larger than five.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                              The orders had be

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 Niagaras consolidated transit service was given a green li kubki stanley ght by regional council Thursday night, with stops ahead at each of the regions lower-tier municipalities before its finalized.At a special meeting, councillors approved a recommendation to establish a consolidated intra-municipal transit system serving all of Niagara 鈥?the fir stanley cup becher st part of a triple majority required.But the decision, described by Region Ch stanley termosar air Jim Bradley as  transformational for residents for decades to come,  came at the end of a bumpy road, as several councillors discussed some of the uncertainties and concerns about the plan which will now require approval from a majority of local municipal councils representing a majority of Niagaras electorate.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        After hearing from delegates including representatives from Niagara College, Brock University, Greater Niagara Chamber of Commerce, YWCA and others who all spoke in support of the plan, only Wainfleet Mayor Kevin Gibson voted against implementing it, noting the rural municipality he represents is not ready for a transit system.Despite ultimately supporting the recommendation, several councillors shared unresolved concerns about the proposed transit amalgamation.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 St. Catharines Coun. Brian Heit and Welland Mayor Frank Campion, for instance, remained concerned about representation on the proposed regional transit commission Cdor Muskoka Brewery launches beer made with all Ontario ingredients
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 OTTAWA 鈥?A quick look at July employment  previous month in brackets :Unemployment rate: 6.3 per cent  6.5 Employment rate: 61.6 per cent  61.6                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Labour force participation rate: 65.7 per cent  65.9 Number unemployed: 1,246,800  1,270,300       stanley tumbler    ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Number w stanley bottles orking: 18,421,900  18,411,000 Youth  15-24 years  unemployment stanley tumbler  rate: 11.1 per cent  12.0                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Men  25-plus  unemployment rate: 5.6 per cent  5.8                 ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                              Women  25-plus  unemployment rate: 5.5 per cent  5.3 聛u By The Canadian Press Nuta Exhibits, panels, opera, more for Stonewall 50th anniversary
 VANCOUVER鈥擜 showdown is brewing in rural British Columbia between a restaurant and local health authorities over the popular establishments refusal to implement provincial proof-of-vaccination measures.Muriel Young, manager and co-owner of Rollys restaurant in Hope, said the restaurant wont be closing its doors or enforcing the provinces weeks-old requirement to show proof of COVID-19 vaccination upon entry for non-essential services, even after local authorities ordered it to do so. Your health status is none of my business,  Young said.  What if I were to ask you if you were circumcised, thats your private business. For somebody to ask if Ive been vaccinated, theyve got no right to do that.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The family-style restaurant sits off a highway exit in Hope, a district of about 6,000 people about 150 kilometres east of Vancouver. The town was the filming locatio stanley cup n for the 1982 movie  First Blood,  a film about a Vietnam vet who takes on a local sheriff.Young said her restaurant abided by every single COVID regulation, such a stanley termohrnek s masks and social distancing, until the proof-of-vaccination requirements came into force. But she said the government cannot legally require people to disclose their vaccination status.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                         stanley website          The province instituted a so-called COVID passport in mid-September. The requirement comes by order of the provincial health officer. In d

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 VACAVILLE, Calif. 鈥?Wildlife experts are frustrated by a young sea lion that evaded their attempts to rescue him from a canal that cuts through farmland and an inland Northern California neighbourhood.An animal services official spotted the sea lion Tuesday morning in Vacaville and contacted The Marine Mammal Center, according to spokesman Giancarlo Rulli.Vacaville police officers, fire officials and more than a dozen Marine Mammal Center responders tried unsuccessfully for hours to flush the animal out of a drainage pipe in the canal. The rescue was called off for nightfall and will resume Wednesday, Rulli said.               ARTICLE CONTINUES  starbucks stanley cup BELOW                                        It   unclear how the sea lion got into the canal. The closest body of water is the Sacramento River, about 50 miles north. But experts at the centre believe the animal likely travelled up the river, took a wrong turn and stanley cup  followed a series of agricultural ditches and waterways to get to the canal.      Although this is a rare location for a rescue call, this animal is in very good body condition and active, so we are hoping it just made a wrong turn, said Dr. Cara Field, staff veterinarian at The Marine Mammal Center. Our hope is t stanley cup hat the animal makes his way back out of the pipe on his own so we can attempt another rescue.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Officials want to rescue the animal and take it to the centre in Sausalito Jyvq Project Lifesaver aims to save lives of wandering Halton residents
 OTTAWA 鈥?Eric Duncan, the first openly gay Conservative MP, laced into the federal health minister Thursday over the Liberals failure to end a ban on gay stanley becher  men donating blood.In a heated and emotional exchange during a late-night committee hearing in the House of Commons, Duncan pressed Patty Hajdu repeatedly, including a direct question on whether she ;d accept a blood donation from him.Hajdu didn ;t directly answer, pointing to ongoing work to end a ban on donations from men w stanley tumblers ho have sex with men.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Canada banned blood donations from gay men since 1992 before allowing it in 2013 if the donor abstained from sex with another man for at least five years.That was changed to one year in 2016, and then three months in 2019.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 But the Liberals promised to end the ban completely in both 2015 and 2019.Duncan said there is a desperate need for blood donations during the second wave of COVID-19.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        I want to donate and make a difference, but I can 821 stanley website 7;t because I ;m gay, he said. In the year 2020, why is that                 ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                              Hajdu said both Canadian Blood Services and Hema-Quebec are independent from government and they have to do the right amount of research to end the ban e

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 Just in time for the new school year, the Town of Milton will install multiple pedestrian crossovers along with a four-way stop in residential communities 鈥?many near school areas 鈥?in September.The town will add a four-way stop at Hearst Boulevard and Ferguson Drive.As for the new pedestrian crossovers, here are  stanley tazas their locations:               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Knight Trail and Higgins DriveWoodward Avenue and Robarts DriveDixon Drive and Hatton CrossingClar stanley cups uk k Boulevard and Watson TerraceBennett Boulevard and Hutchinson AvenueWilson Drive between Woodward Avenue and Mackenzie DriveBennett Boulevard and Hepburn RoadSauve Street  near House No. 659 McLaughlin Avenue and Serafini CrescentTrudeau Drive and Union Gas TrailWhitlock Avenue stanley kubek  and Walnut Landing      As a reminder, drivers and cyclists are required to stop for pedestrians intending to cross the road and must allow them to cross the full width of the road before proceeding. Some of the crossovers will have pedestrian-activated flashing lights.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Nmke Here   s what   s open and closed for the Easter long weekend in Halton
 Like all other non-essential workplaces, the Lions Foundation of Canada Dog Guides was forced to abruptly close its Wilson Street facility as the pandemic gripped Ontario.Foster families and dog sitters had to be found for 120 dog guides in training, a feat that was accomplished within two weeks thanks to the national training schools  amazing foster families. In some instances, volunteers are caring for up to three dogs: a new puppy, a dog about to be recalled for training and a dog in training which had to find a home with the pandemics arrival.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Besides the interruption in training, 58 applicants from across th stanley cup e country scheduled to spend up to three weeks at Dog Guides getting acquainted with their new four-legged working friends over the spring and summer, had to postpone their stays. As for the employees, it was a huge change,  said Dog Guides instructor Courtney Starr.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Working from home, staff had to devise ways of continuing to train the dogs, all at various stages of their training, from a distance until they could access essential equipment stanley cups  at the facility. Weekly video calls, emails and phone calls were implemented in order to check in on the dogs status and also provide train stanley tumbler ing exercises.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        In addition, support was required for the more than 1,000 matc

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 The Town of Halton Hills is implementing a new digital procurement management platform which allow suppliers of goods and services to bid on town contracts online.To this end, the town has enlisted the services of bidtender, which provides a digital platform utilized by many North American municipalities, including more than 300 across Canada. The new tool allows suppliers to view, download and submi stanley thermosflasche t bids entirely online in one quick, easy and convenient location using real-time technology to provide current information such as questions, answers, addenda and reminders,  wrote the town in a release.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The system allows suppliers interested in bidding on goods an stanley quencher d services for the town access to all open opportunities and track their bids throughout the procurement process.Suppliers must pay an annual subscription fee to bidandtender.ca of $165. The platform also provides access to bidding opportunities in other communities. The town added that selective bids carry an additional one-time fee of $45, and other tender document charges may apply in some cases.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Other regional municipalities have also adopted the platform, which the mayor believes will allow the town to leverage purchasing power. Im pleased to see the town continue to adopt new and best practices,  said Mayor Rick Bonnette in the release.   stanley thermos mug Its important that municipalities  Hxwv 1 Ontario child or youth hurt daily by firearm: study
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 OTTAWA 鈥?The Opposition Conservatives are criticizing the Prime Minister   Office for complaining to Fox News about a tweet identifying the suspec stanley trinkflaschen t in the Quebec City mosque shooting as Moroccan.In an open letter to Fox News Channel co-president Bill Shine, PMO Communications Director Kate stanley sverige  Purchase wrote that Canada is an open, welcoming country that stands by its citizens.She accused the tweet of perpetuating fear and division and dishonouring the memory of the victims of Sunday   mass shooting, in which six people were killed.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        She aske stanley water bottle d that it be taken down.Fox News responded by deleting the tweet and saying it regretted the error.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Conservative MP and party leadership candidate Lisa Raitt says while she understands frustrations over misinformation being reported, Justin Trudeau should be focused on more important matters.We ;ve got a serious issue in New Brunswick right now with respect to an ice storm, Raitt said, referring to a power outage that has affected thousands of people.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        We ;ve got jobs leaving the country, we have had a terrible tragedy in Quebec City, she added.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                              So why Fxag Great feeling to have this extra money   : Mississauga man celebrates nearly $65K lottery win
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 MONTREAL 鈥?Canada is no automatic safe haven for those seeking quick entry into the country or fleeing the threat of imminent deportation from the United States, says Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.After a meeting of federal and provincial ministers charged with managing  stanley becher the recent influx of asylum seekers in Montreal, Trudeau told reporters that security and immigration officials are getting a handle on the thousands of mainly Haitian refugee claimants who have streamed into the country from the United States since July.And then he added one big condition to a now-famous Jan. 28, 2017, tweet that his critics have blamed for the fact that so many new arrivals  starbucks stanley cup believe Canada will be their future home.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        You will not be at advantage if you choose to enter Canada irregularly. You must follow the rules and there are many, Trudeau said.The prime minister   Twitter posting, shortly after U.S. President Donald Trump took office, was in response to a proposed travel ban in the United States on people from predominately Muslim countries.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 To those fleeing persecution, terror  war, Canadians will welcome you, regardless of your faith. Diversity is our strength, the tweet reads.But the tweet stanley mug  has since received a more liberal interpretation among asylum seekers and others who feel suddenly fearful living in Trump 8 Kmrj Durham business meets COVID-19 with DIY disinfectant wipes
 FREE DIGITAL ACCESS: The Hamilton Spectator has made the decision to provide free digital access to essential local coronavirus articles. If you appreciate good journalism, please subscribe to thespec for unlimited access to all articles.The global coronavirus epidemic appears to be elbowing the traditional handshake out of favour 鈥?both abroad and at home in Hamilton.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        With more than 95,000 cases of the potentially deadly viral disease worldwide 鈥?including 22 in Ontario 鈥?people are starting to look for alternatives to the traditional handclasp gre stanley cups uk eting.On the world stage, politicians are showcasing alternate greetings like elbow bumps 鈥?or even the social media-fuelled phenomena of foot-tapping.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 In Hamilton, a letter from Bishop Susan Bell of the Anglican diocese urges a temporary handshake ban during local services, among other litu stanley cups rgical hygiene measures like stocking hand sanitizer in churches.The local Roman Catholic diocese is also reminding parishioners that handshaking is not necessary in a newly distributed letter from Bishop Douglas Cros stanley cups uk by.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The no contact ; peace greeting is being suggested out of an abundance of caution, ; said Anglican diocese Archdeacon Bill Mous 鈥?but it shouldn 821

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 TORONTO 鈥?Pub manager Crystal Meikle is used to pivoting with the shifting rules for businesses during the COVID-19 pandemic.But Ontarios proof-of-vaccination policy, set to take effect on Wednesday, treads into new territory, she  stanley termosky said, since workers will be tasked with asking customers to show they are immunized against the virus. The pushback is where I get a little nervous,  Meikle said on a recent afternoon shift at the Queens Head pub in east Toronto.  Its the unknown of how somebody is going to react.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BE stanley cup LOW                   stanley thermos mug                       Last week the province outlined its guidelines for businesses required to make the checks. Patrons at dine-in restaurants, nightclubs, gyms, sports facilities and other venues must present a receipt of full vaccination and identification. Doctors notes for medical exemptions will also be accepted.Fines are on the table for businesses that dont comply with the checks and for patrons who give false information. But businesses, by-law officers, police forces and the province say enforcement will be gentle until the policys impact starts to play out on the ground 鈥?with much of the heavy lifting falling to businesses frontline staff.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Several Ontario police forces contacted by The Canadian Press indicated they would respond to safety-related calls regarding threats or violence but would not actively enforce or check for compliance with the Xljx Full beard   : Suspect hunted after more than $300 worth of alcohol stolen from Georgetown LCBO
 There is a large police presence in south Etobicokes New Toronto area after a man was shot near Lake Shore Boulevard West and Ninth Street.In a tweet, Toronto polices Operations Centre said they received several calls from people reporting hearing gunshots around 3 p.m. this afternoon.According to investigators, a person was found laying on t stanley cup he road.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Police said the victim, a man, was located suffering from a gunshot wound.There were also several shell casings found at the scene, they said.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Paramedics have now transported the victim to hospital with non-life-threatening injuries.Investigators are now speaking to witnesses in the area.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW   stanley tumblers                                       The investigation is ongoing botella stanley .                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                              Anyone with information should contact police at 416-808-2222, or Crime Stoppers anonymously at 416-222-TIPS  8477  or 222tips.

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 The tale of Dwight, the Hamilton cat allegedly stolen by a pizza delivery driver and dropped in a Stoney Creek neighbourhood, has ended happily.In a Facebook post on April 12, owner Carlo Belforte confirmed Dwight was back safe and sound after he went missing from his home in the Rosedale neighbourhood on April 5.Owners Carlo and Rebecca Belforte believe 12-year-old Dwight slipped out through an open door that evening when their pizz stanley canada a arrived. Surveillance camera footage appeared to show the cat under the pizza delivery drivers arm. Carlo said he later confronted the driver, who reportedly told him he had set Dwight free in the area of Gordon Drummond Avenue and Kennard Street in upper Stoney Creek.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The story spread on social media, and before long, posters were printed and volunteers scoured the area, looking for Dwight.      The cat was found on Lobo Court in Stoney Creek, not far  stanley cup from Gordon Drummond.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                  Hi everyone. Dwight ha stanley cup s been found and I have him at home with me,  Carlo said in a Facebook update.  I can ;t thank you all enough with  helping  us find him and looking for him. Every one of you are amazing 鈥?Thank you so, so much and this boy is getting spoiled forever. Xsof 4 arrested following alleged home renovation scam in Oakville
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 OTTAWA 鈥?The second-in-command at the Bank of Canada is moving up her departure date to next month.The central bank says Carolyn Wilkins will lea stanley canada ve her job as senior deputy governor on Dec. 9, about five months before her seven-year term ends in May, and on the same day the bank makes it final rate announcement for 2020.Wilkins ended months of speculation about her future in September when she announced publicly that she wouldn ;t be seeking a second term.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        She had been considered a top candidate for the position of governor, but the Liberals handed the  stanley cup reins to Tiff Macklem, who took over in June.In a brief statement Thursday, Wilkins says the end of the calendar year is the right time for her and the bank to part ways.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                  The end of the year provides for an appropriate time for me to leave the Bank, so that I can explore the next chapter in my career, she said in a statement released by the bank.It also enables Governor Macklem and the Board to move forward in solidifying the team that will manage the economy through recovery and achieve the longer-term goals of the Bank.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Wilkins was named senior deputy governor in 2014. At the time she replaced Macklem, who likewise had been considered a top candidate for governor durin cups stanley g his time as the  Lhxc Unhappy moderate House Republicans complicate 2018 for GOP
 A local parent is calling on the Halton Catholic District School Board  HCDSB  to take a hard look at the makeup of its staff.Tolani Fetepigi delegated at the Nov. 16 meeting and told trustees she has noticed a lack of minority representation at her childrens Oakville schools. She requested information on the demographics of teaching and non-teaching staff as well as a report that outlines the boards efforts in recruiting minority talent in the last five years. We need Black teachers, Black guidance counsellors and Black non-teaching staff to adequately represent the student demography and the Halton community at large,  said Fetepigi.  Research has shown that children flourish when they have people in authority whom th stanley italia ey are culturally aligned too. Students of colour believe teachers of the same race hold them to higher expectations and are more culturally sensitive.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The parent argued that the presence of BIPOC vaso stanley   Black, Indigenous and people of colour 聽staff wou stanley cups ld help to provide a safe space for students of colour who may be facing discrimination. Having brown skin doesnt make you a better teacher. However, theres something about living in brown skin that gives you a different perspective and makes you better equipped to handle issues such as discrimination or racism, which sadly is what racialized children still have to endure,  said Fetepigi.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                       

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 Albertas mishandling of COVID-19 may be impacting the mental health of people in the province directly, as new data shows Albertans are reporting higher anxiety than any other province, surpassing Ontario for the first time since the pandemic began.The data comes from the latest poll out of Mental Health Research Canada, which began surveying Canadians on their mental health at the beginning of the pandemic. I stanley fr n their eighth poll, conducted between Aug. 17 and 21, MHRC found that 31 per cent of Albertans are feeling high levels of anxiety.The rate comes close to the highest levels of anxiety recorded by Ontarians in April 鈥?around 33 per cent 鈥?which coincided with heavy criticism of the Doug Ford government at the time as Ontario endured some of the longest lockdown measures in the country. Anxiety among Ontarians has s stanley botella ince decreased to 26 per cent as of August.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        In Alberta, however, a different story is emerging: the abrupt easing of restrictions in July, marked by Premier Jason Kenneys  Open for Summer  announcement and coupled with the move to treat COVID-19 as an endemic and reduce testing capacity, has been followed by higher rates of anxiety among Albertans. For researchers, this marks the first time during the pandemic that peoples mental health was not affected by lockdown restrictions, but rather the lifting of t stanley mug hem and a rise in COVID-19 cases.The data is  perplexing  given previous findings Nkxg Ontario COVID-19 deaths jump past 100
 OTTAWA 鈥?Highly anticipated reforms to Canadian divorce law have been postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic.The reforms were to have gone into effect on July 1 but Justice Minister David Lametti says that has been pushed back to March 1, 2021.He says courts across the country are currently hearing o stanley flasche nly urgent family law matters during the pandemic as they attempt to abide by restrictions to stem the spread of the virus.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Lametti says that, combined with how much governments are focused on the health crisis, has made it impossible to take the steps needed to implement the reforms.Postponing the changes was decided in consultation with provincial and territorial governments, who Lametti says need time to adjust their own laws and regulations to be compatible with the federal reforms.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 The reforms, which will apply only to legally married couples, are aimed at putting more emphasis on the interests of the child in custody decisions and would for the first time require the courts to take into account any instances of family violence.We understand how important the changes to the Divorce Act are to Canadians a stanley cup ffected by separation and divorce, especially to vulnerable family members, Lametti said in a statement Friday.  stanley spain               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        We are working hard with our