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 Rumours of Kevin OLeary possibly running for the MP seat in Dufferin-Caledon on his way to the big chair in Canada can now officially be put to rest.OLeary announced on Wednesday  April 26  that he would be dropping out of the leadership race for the Federal Conservative party.According to multiple media reports, OLeary cited his lack  stanley quencher of support in Quebec as a reason for leaving the race, and is now throwing his own support behind Maxime Bernier, the Quebec MP who had been OLearys closest rival in polls.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW          stanley termosky                                Earlier this year, politics publication The Ribbon had reported OLeary was looking at Dufferin-Caledon as a possible landing spot for an eventual MP seat, a rumour present MP David Tilson rejected immediately, saying he had no plans of giving up his seat.      A campaign fundraiser for O ;Leary was to have taken plac stanley becher e at the Royal Ambassador on April 24.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Ahjg ACLU: Less than half of child reunions will meet deadline
 Not a day goes by that Gerry March doesnt think about his son Cameron, who disappeared more than 44 years ago.Remembering him as a  great little guy  with a love for hockey and sports, his pictures still adorn the wall of their home. Just a super young boy,  March said of him.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        It was on May 7, 1975, that four-year-old Cameron went missing from the familys house in the Blind Line Road area in north Burlington.According to the RCMPs website, the blond-haired and blue-eyed boy was last seen by his mother at  stanley cups around 3:15 p.m. He was reportedly playing on a swing set in a neighbours yard not far from home. Cameron went into the neighbours residence to play with a friend but was told that the friend was sleeping. He then left the residence and walked towards his house.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 At the time of his disappearance, Cameron was wearing a white shirt with a green band around the neck and monkeys climbing on the front, rust brown corduroy pants, navy blue socks, and brown desert boots.March, who is turning 76, recalls the day he received the news.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                       stanley flasche    I was set stanley us ting up a show at the CNE grounds. In those days you had no cellphones. So I never found out anything was going on until I got back to the office. All I was told was that he was missing. So I had to go from Mississauga back to Burli

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 TORONTO 鈥?Canada will offer temporary residency permits to travellers who become stranded here by President Donald Trump   order banning travellers from seven Muslim-majority  stanley cup nations, the immigration minister said Sunday.Ahmed Hussen, a Somali refugee, was recently named Canada   immigration minister. He said no one is currently stranded at the country   airports by the ban.Let me assure those who may be stranded in Canada that I will use my authority as minister to provide them with temporary residency if they need it, as we have done so in the past, Hussen said.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Hussen said White House officials have offered assurances that permanent Canadian residents can enter the U.S. if they have a valid Canadia stanley cups n permanent resident card and a passport from one of the countries affected. Permanent residents are the equivalent of green card holders in the United States.Dual citizens with a Canadian passport can still enter the U.S. The U.S. State Department had initially said that dual Canadian citizens were included in the ban.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 But Daniel Jean, Canada   national security adviser, said Trump   national security adviser Michael Flynn assured him that dual Canadian citizens are not affe stanley thermos mug cted.He said he first learned of the ban on travellers through the news media, and doesn ;t believe the measure makes the Othj Toronto Council fast-tracks new bike lanes as part of COVID-19 response
 TORONTO 鈥?After posting its best monthly performance in years, Canada   main stock index started May by trending lower as investors reacted negatively to a U.S. retaliatory threat against China over COVID-19.U.S. President Donald Trump said late Thursday that he   going to assess retaliatory measures for the COVID-19 pandemic which he said came from a Chinese laboratory, citing intelligence reports.Trump also said his trade deal with China was of secondary importance to the pandemic.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        That just introduced potential downside catalysts into the minds of investors, said Macan Nia, senior investment strategist at Manulife Investment Management.The last thing that investors want to try to understand or deal with 鈥?on  stanley water bottle top of this health-care issue which has led to essentially global economies around the world  stanley becher stopping 鈥?is now having to introduce into the formula, potential retaliation, he said in an interview.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Nia said Friday   market declines also resulted from investors crystallizing profits at week   end following a strong month in which U.S. markets in particular posted stanley cups  their best performances in more than three decades.The SP/TSX composite index closed down 160.40 points at 14,620.34 to mark its sixth straight week of gains.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                   

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 Viewing todays solar eclipse maybe a bit hit and miss for the GTA, according to Environment Canada.As Environment Canada meteorologist Gerald Cheng rhetorically chuckled in a mid-morning interview:  Do you see a l stanley water bottle ot of clouds right now  It will stay that way 鈥?unfortunately for this area  for example, Pearson airport in Mississauga  and even into Hamilton and Niagara. The better odds for a break in the cloud cover, he suggested, will be in extreme southwest Ontario where the clouds may already be clearing or in the east where the system won ;t have fully arrived.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Most of the GTA, except for western portions of Halton Region, will just miss totality 鈥?meaning the moon wont quite cover all of the sun.      The start of the partial eclipse in Oakville and Burlington is at 2:04 p.m., with the start of totality at 3:19 p. stanley mug m. The end of the partial eclipse is at 4:31 p.m. Read our story on insidehalton.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 If stanley termosy  youre not under totality or if cloud cover has impaired your view, check out our story with suggestions on where it can be livestreamed.鈥?With files from Louie Rosella Eikq Costco giving first responders and health care workers priority access during coronavirus crisis
 Downtown Georgetown is going digital.Through a grant from the Ontario government, the Downtown Georgetown Business Improvement Area  BIA  will help downtown small businesses improve their online capabilities with a Digital Service Squad.The Downtown Georgetown BIA received a $10,000 grant to establish a squad to help small business enhance their use of digital tools and techniques to evolve and grow. Two trained specialists will visit and assist a downtown business at no cost. The specialists will set up Google My Business, conduc stanley cup t a digital-readiness assessment, and apply for a $2,500 Digital Transformation Grant. The squad will be visiting businesses until Oct. 4.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW    water bottle stanley                                       We are excited about this opportunity to present our downtown merchants with the tools to expand their online and social media reach,  Yaw Enni stanley cup n, Downtown Georgetown BIA manager, said.  In todays digital economy, consumers are spending most of their time online searching for places to eat, shop, and be entertained. We want downtown Georgetown businesses to appear at the top of those searches.       The province is offering 2,000 grants of $2,500 each to qualifying small  main street  businesses across Ontario, to assist the businesses with adopting new digital technologies. As well, the province is also providing 300 grants of $10,000 to qualifying Ontario municipal or business groups to implement local squads of digital vendors and expe

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 MUSKOKA 鈥?The District of Muskoka has applied to the Ontario 150 Community Capital Program to help meet accessibility needs at its Impact Caf茅.Heather Elliott, district manager of community engagement and soc stanley cup price ial enterprise, told district community services committee members in September the $100,000 grant could go a long way toward enhancing accessibility for the district-managed social enterprise kitchen and caf茅 near Muskoka Airport in Gravenhurst.Muskoka residents on stanley thermobecher  social assistance programs, who gain job skills and a sense of purpose through the work, operate the caf茅.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Elliott said the province would use the grant to help repair, renovate or retrofit existing community facilities where people meet, engage and learn. We met one of the six action areas, as far as engaging and enhancing peoples economic well-being,  she said.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 The focus of the districts application was better economic stability for vulnerable people, so they can meet their basic needs.An engineering firm based in Muskoka stanley thermosflasche  developed an accessibility plan approved by the Town of Gravenhurst. Building permits are in place.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Staff noted, if the grant was not approved, parts of the project in general would need to be cut, so the accessibility plan can move forward with a smaller budget.                Bcnf Video played at Burlington human trafficking trial sparks testy exchange between defence and Crown witness
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 A police stop on Highway 403 has resulted in a significant seizure.Burl stanley cup ington OPP stopped the truck on Highway 403 near Aberdeen Avenue Thursday  Jan. 12  and said officers 60 cases of contraband tobacco with a street value of $300,000 seized today as a result of an Ontario Ministry of Finance investigation.A 30-year-old man from Oakville is charged under the tobacco tax act and criminal code. None of the charges have been proven in court.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Another 60 cases stanley cup  of contraband tobacco with a street value of $300,000 seized today as a result of a @ONfinance investigation. Stopped by  BurlingtonOPP  Hwy403/Aberdeen.A 30-year-old man old from Oakville is charged under the tobacco tax act and criminal code. pi stanley trinkflaschen c.twitter/C5C3DYTRTp鈥?OPP Highway Safety Division  @OPP_HSD  January 13, 2023              ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Xdkj Boushie   s family meets federal ministers
 HIKKADUWA, Sri  stanley france Lanka 鈥?Sipping fresh coconut water while sunbathing on deserted Hikkaduwa beach, Alexi Konchayenko, a sports trainer from Ukraine, struck a stoical note.Bomb blasts can happen anywhere, anytime, he said, adding that he was not afraid. Sri Lanka is an amazing country. This is my first visit and I will tell my friends also to come.His is a lone voice 鈥?and a lone presence. Sri Lanka was the Lonely Planet guide   top travel destination for 2019, but since the Easter Sunday attacks on churches and luxury hotels, foreign tourists have fled.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Many of those booked to come in the next few months have cancelled. Hotel occupancy across the island has plummeted by 85% to 90%. The tropical beaches, restaurants and shops are empty.The co-ordinated suicide bombings on April 21 not only destroyed lives but also wiped out the livelihoods of Sri Lankans who depend on tourism.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 More than 250 people, in stanley tumbler cluding 45 foreigners mainly from China, India, the U.S. and the U.K., died in the Islamic State group-claimed blasts.T stanley kubek ourists normally come to Hikkaduwa, in the southwest, for the strong waves that are perfect for surfing and sparkling clear waters made for snorkeling. Today, of the 27 hotels, very few are open. Most, along with the eateries that line the 6-kilometre  3.7-mile  stretch of palm-fringed beach, ar

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 OTTAWA 鈥?A senior Canadian foreign ministry official says it is hard to see a way forward in the North American Free Trade Agreement renegotiations because of a series of problematic proposals by the Trump administration.Martin Moen, the director general of the North American and investment division at Global Affairs Canada, said Thursday they include recent U.S. proposals on increasing American content in automobiles, a five-year su stanley bottles nset clause and doing away with a dispute settlement mechanism.But Moen suggested the so-called Buy American proposal from U.S. negotiators might be the most difficult to swallow.  stanley mugg               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The U.S. put forward a proposal that they ;re calling dollar-for-dollar ; that we fundamentally disagree with, Moen said.The U.S. position is that all procurements should be of an equal dollar value in each country, he said.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Given the relative size of the two economies, Canadian firms would be allowed to bid on only a very limited set of procurements.Moen said that would completely move away 822 stanley quencher 1; from NAFTA traditional approach to procurement and would result in fundamentally rendering this chapter meaningless.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        His candid assessment was given to a trade symposium in Ottawa, co- Kzgm Aphria expands to South America, Jamaica
 Its the end of an era.Burlington Taxi will be closing its doors after 53 years of business on Nov. 26. First opening in 1968, the business cited pandemic-related challenges as part of the reason for the closure. Burlington Taxi has been experiencing a severe labour shortage for several months and we can no longer meet demand with current staffing levels. We are sorry for t stanley thermos he stress this has placed on our team, as they carry the bu stanley canada rden of extensive wait times and strain on customer service,  reads the statement posted to their Instagram page.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The service was the oldest and largest taxi company in the city.The industry has gone through a number of major changes over the last decade, including the widespread use of rival services like Uber. However, Burlington Taxi indicated that the problem was not a lack of business, but more high insurance rates combined with lab stanley uk our shortages.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Mayor Marianne Meed Ward said they will work to bridge the gap in the loss of the service. We are all saddened by news of Burlington Taxis closure. This is a huge loss of a long-standing business in our city and a community partner of decades that supported many local charities,  said Meed Ward.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Burlington Taxi had been acting as a key transportation service for many within the community th

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 OTTAWA 鈥?If you are a parent whose friends and family are tired of hearing you vent about the challenges of juggling work and child-rearing during COVID-19, the federal statistics agenc stanley spain y wants to be your new sounding board.Statistics Canada is conducting an online survey for parents with children younger than 15 to share their experiences of the pandemic, including how the crisis has affected children and families and how they have been coping.The questions focus on the physical and mental toll the pandemic may be having  stanley cups on the kids and the types of activities parents have been using to keep their children occupied and healthy.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        They als stanley polska o touch on how and where parents are now working and their views on daycare now that some provinces have started to reopen such facilities.      Statistics Canada says the information gathered from the survey will be used by federal departments and agencies to fill in the gaps around the pandemic   impact on families and better identify what supports might be needed.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 The survey runs until June 22, with the results to be released in early July.This report by The Canadian Press was first published June 11, 2020.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        By The Canadian Press

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  Special  - Small businesses may be the backbone of the Canadian economy but many owners of those businesses are putting their retirements at risk by not planning early and well enough, a new poll suggests.The poll by IPC Private Wealth of Investment Planning Council revealed that 42 per cent of Canadian small business owners are unsure about their future and their plans for retirement. More than a third of them don ;t plan to give up ownership until they are not well enough to manage their business, and 21 per cent are not sure if they have enough money to retire and if their business will attract potential buyers.The Business Developmen stanley cup t Bank of Canada estimates that almost 60 per cent of Canada   small and medium-sized business owners are 60 years of age and older. Four out of ten are likely to leave their businesses within the next five years.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BE stanley quencher LOW                                        Why are these entrepreneurs who play such an important role stanley cups  in the Canadian economy and the lives of the people who work for them not looking after their own retirements The fact of the matter is that these people are so engrossed and committed to their businesses and what they are doing they find it hard to find the time and get the help they need to prepare for their own retirement, Dan Nolan, an investment adviser with IPC Securities Corp. in Ottawa, said in an interview. Most of their wealth and life   work is tied  Ulwm Doug Ford s Tories table COVID-19 bill to  get Ontario back on track,  but some are calling it a power grab
 As sunshine streams through windows and temperatures warm enough for short sleeves again, other creatures are also waking with the spring thaw.Most insects are cold-blooded and typically find a place to hibernate for the winter, bury stanley france ing themselves underground or invading our home for warmth.Cold weather usually helps control the insect population, but with this being a milder winter, it means more insects survived from last season.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        And as temperatures rise, the insects ; metabolism bounces back as they look for morsels to eat, and to reproduce.So if you ;re already seeing those ladybugs or Asian lady beetles that hid in your home this fall crawling around again, do stanley cup n ;t be surprised.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Environm vaso stanley ent Canada is predicting above-normal temperatures for the next three months.In parts of Ontario, residents are already seeing insects such as聽cluster flies, boxelder bugs and stink bugs.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Here   what you can do about it                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                              鈥?Take a close look at your screens, windows and doors, says ortho. If you see any cracks or holes, caulk them or repair them.鈥?When doing some spring cleaning, don ;t forget to get inside the kitchen cupboards. Bugs can go for food like flour, cereals,

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 ONTARIO 鈥?The murderer responsible for the slaying of two people and the attempted murder of another stills walks free.It was a hot Friday evening in June of 1991.On June 28, 1991, Gordon McAllister, 62, and his wife, Jacqueline McAllister, 59, pulled over at a picnic rest area on Highway 17, known as the Trans-Canada Highway, west of Blind River. A stranger approached them, claiming to be a police officer, and subsequen stanley canada tly gained entry to their motor home. The McAllisters soon realized that the man whom they were speaking with was not a police officer at all.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Armed, the man robbed the McAllisters, before fatally shooting Jacqueline McAllister and wounding her husband.A second male, Brian Donald Major, 29, who drove in stanley cup to the rest area, was also shot and killed.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 The killer still walks free today.OPP Staff Sgt. Carolle Dionne, provincial media relations coordinator, says that despite the case going cold, it still remains active  stanley mug and tips are still coming in.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Though OPP do not have data on how often suspects identify themselves as police officers, Dionne said they do believe it is a rare occurrence.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                              There are several ways in ensuring the person you are speaking to is an actual  Wxch Tim Hortons goes to Mexico in first Lat-Am foray
 A brand new OPP facility has officially opened its doors in Mississauga.On Tuesday, Sept. 8, Solicitor General of Ontario Sylvia Jones, OPP Commissioner Thomas Carrique and MPPs from Mississauga gathered at 2735 Argentia Rd. to announce the opening of the new Mississauga OPP facility.This new state-of-the-art detachment in Mississauga provides the OPP Highway Safety Division officers with the resources to combat the dangerous increase in speeding and racing on our roads and enforce safety on some of Canada   busiest highways,  said Jones.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        According to Jones, OPP officers at this detachment will oversee Highways 401, 403, 410 and the QEW in Mississauga as well as Halton Region. Construction on the facility star stanley cup ted in 2019.聽The facility will allow officers to tackle the uptick in speeding and stunt driving since the beginning of the pandemic, help officers  stay ahead of criminals and traffic violators,  and work alongside Peel Regional Police, according to Jones.聽        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 The opening   stanley cups reflects our government   approach to modernizing the police force,  said Jones.This $20-million facility is one of nine that were designed to replace aging OPP detachments across the province.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                    stanley cup                      The 17,000-square-foot facility will replace the old Port Credit detachment, wh

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 Beyond the absence of physical interaction with the outside world for 14 days, the dehumanizing effect of a quarantine 鈥?or self-isolation at home 鈥?can lead to losing ones self identity.Thats according to Steve Joordens, professor of psychology at the University of Toronto Scarborough, on the toll that a quarantine can take on someones mental health, especially in some of the more extreme cases. The human contact that we have is very important for stabilizing us and keeping us in a routine,  said Joordens.  When somebody is really separated 鈥?they literally forget who they are and what theyre about. It cuts down to the soul of their existence.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The psychology professor offers tips on how to come out of a novel coronavirus  COV stanley cup ID-19  quarantine for the better.1. REACH OUT TO FAMILY AND FRIENDS        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                 stanley cup                  People who are undergoing quarantine will feel forgotten and feel like theyve been put on the side, according to Joordens. He suggests reaching out to your  real  social network in your time of need. If anybody has a family member under quarantine, the more they can make an effort to connect with that person and sho stanley cups w them they care and fill a little bit of their time, those things will be hugely valuable,  he said.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        As well, ask their help to safely drop off food supplies an

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 Coronavirus cases are climbing across the province, and Halton is no exception.Since mid-September, Halton Public Health has routinely reported double-digit increases in daily cases, peaking on Sept. 18 with 31 confirmed infections announced that day.So whats the story behind these rising numbers                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        According to Halton medical officer of health, Dr. Hamidah Meghani, there are a variety of sources, with one major driver being social gatherings where pandemic-safe protocols  have been sorely lacking.  Social gatherings and unmonitored聽private evestanley cup nts where people are not physically distancing, wearing masks or following other public health measures have contributed to a rise in cases in our community and across the province,  she said termo stanley .  Its an important reminder for all of us to be vigilant about following public health measures.         ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 The number of cases in schools throughout the region has also been slowly climbing, causing concern among local parents.But these infections dont necessarily originate from inside the classroom. According to Meghani, social events outside the school are also the culprit.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                         It is through gatherings and other community e stanley isolierkanne xposures that students and staff in our schools become infected with COVID-19,  she said.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BEL Mllh Ferrari ridiculed online after F1 tweet
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 TORONTO 鈥?Ontario expanded its priority COVID-19 testing Thursday to include essential workers, residents and staff of homeless shelters and group homes, and people living with health-care workers.The new guidelines will help Ontario take full advantage of the testing capacity it has built, and will help the province more effectively identify and contain cases among vulnerable populations, said a spokeswoman for Health Minister Christine Elliott.Premier Doug Ford has expressed frustration that Ontario has been processing a daily number of tests well below its capacity, which is now up to 16,000.               A stanley termosky RTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        On Thursday, the province reported completing 9,001 tests during the previous day, surpassing a target the health minister set last week after the premier said his patience had worn thin.We ;ve hit our first target and we ;re going to keep ramping up our efforts until we hit 14,000 tests a day by the end of this month, Ford said Thursday.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 In March, the province said it would be running 18,900 tests a day by mid-April.The new testing guidelines say people living and working in congregate settings such as homeless shelters, correctional facilities and g stanley sverige roup homes should be teste starbucks stanley cup d as soon as possible if they have symptoms.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Symptoms are n Ncyr GRT rolls out buses with driver shields
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 VICTORIA 鈥?British Columbia maintained its budget surplus in the last fiscal year even though it boosted spending on  stanley tumbler government programs by almost $3 billion and covered significant expenses stanley nz  from disastrous wildfires in 2017.The 2017-18 public accounts released Tuesday by Finance Minister Carole James showed an operating surplus of $301 million for the year, which is $55 million higher than the surplus forecast in the budget update last fall.She said the government reduced its debt and achieved a balanced budget despite historic losses at the Insurance Corporation of British Columbia.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Our surplus is modest but also higher than anticipated in our last quarterly report, she said. We are maintaining reasonable surpluses throughout our fiscal plan despite the challenges that we have been left with.After assuming power from the B.C. Liberals last summer, the minority  stanley water bottle New Democrat government promised to help families and improve services while building a long-term sustainable economy.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Unlike the previous government we ;re not going to pretend that financial challenges don ;t exist, said James. We don ;t believe in passing problems on to future generations. We are tackling them.The Liberals, meanwhile, said the public accounts show the NDP continues to ride on the previous go Ihzg Farm Boy opening new location in Richmond Hill
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