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 This story is part of a Metroland- stanley cup wide series on drugs, guns and human trafficking happening along the major highways that run through our communities. For more on this topic visit Highway Pirates 鈥?guns, drugs and human trafficking.As people continue to die from opioid overdoses in Halton, questions persist around whether there is a way to get illicit and dangerous drugs off local streets.The stakes are clearly high.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        According to the Halton Region, between 2014 and September 2019 a total of 152 people in Halton died from opioid overdoses.Another seven possible opioid-related deaths were reported by Halton police between October 2019 and April 2020.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Between November 2019 and April 2020 alone, there were 133 Halton police service calls related to opioids聽鈥?45 per cent of which involved overdoses.Recent events also show that these drugs are not only being used in Halton, but sold here as well.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                    stanley quencher      On Feb. 28, Halton police say they seized approximately $10,000 worth of fentanyl, methamphetamine, cocaine, oxycodone and hydromorphone from a vehicle in downtown Burlington.         stanley tumblers         ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                               Because of the increased overdose incidents that have occurred, our service has re-prioritized substances to be inves

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 Bald eagle sightings stanley taza  arent unheard-of in Dufferin County, but this would be one of the rare times weve seen someone photograph one in flight above Orangevilles Island Lake.Credit Valley Conservation  CVC  is praising the skills of Stewart Gunn after he captured several images of a bald eagle visiting the Island Lake Conservation Area some time on Wednesday  Oct. 7 . Check out this gorgeous bald eagle that paid us a visit at Island Lake Conservation Area yesterday! Thanks to CVC   Stewart Gunn for capturing its amazing movement,  the CVC stated in a Twitter post early Thursday morning.  Has anyone else ever seen a bald eagle in the Credit River Watershed                 ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The bald eagle in Gunns photographs is likely an adult bird, as its head is already white in colour. Given the time of year, it was most likely a migrant bird.Bald eagles usually begin working on their nests in December and start nesting in February.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 If an adult bird were spotted between April and July, that would go further to indicate the bald eagle was a Dufferin County area resident.The use of the pesticide DDT and pollution by PCBs in the mid-2 stanley thermobecher 0th century nearly led to the extinction of the bald eagle. In 1980, there were few chicks surviving in the three remaining active nests along the Lake Erie shore in Southern Ontario.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW              stanley thermobecher     Kvvu Today s coronavirus news: Canada s top doctor urges provinces to keep restrictions in place; Toronto reports 773 new cases, 27 more deaths; Ontario reports 2,063 cases, 73 deaths
 Halton health officials are reporting 69 more COVID-19 cases on Wednesday  May 19 , as the region declared two more outbreaks at long-term care facilities.There were 52 new infections on Tuesday.Todays report shows that there are 24 newly confirmed positive cases in Oakville, 22 in B stanley mug urlington, 18 in Milton, and five in Halton Hills.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Younger people make up most of the new cases. About 55 per cent are in people under 40 鈥?and 30 per cent in people aged 40 to 59. According to the data, many people caught the virus from close contact and community transmission, with some also linked to outbreaks.The latest outbreaks were declared on May 17 at Billings Court Manor long-term care home with four reported cases and Creek Way Village l stanley cups uk ong-term care home with two cases. Both are located in Burlington.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 So far, 16,880 cases have been confirmed in Halton since the start of the pandemic 鈥?including 5,273 variant cases 鈥?with 16,244 marked as re stanley website solved.The number of active COVID-19 cases drops from 553 to 537, while the seven-day average is 76.7.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        There are still 67 people hospitalized with COVID-19 across Halton hospitals, including 29 in ICU. The ICU bed occupancy rate is 79 per cent, according to the regions website.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                     

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 Halton Region Public Health was notified about a case of hepatitis A in a food handler working at Miltons Chopped Leaf restaurant on Aug. 18.Customers who visited the restaurant, located at 840 Main St. E.,聽from July 30 to Aug. 5 or Aug. 8 to 14 may have been exposed and  stanley vaso are advised to receive the hepatitis A vaccine.Individuals who have already received two doses of the hepatitis A vaccine or have had hepatitis A infection will have immunity from the disease and do not require the vaccine.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                         We believe the risk of transmission is low; however, as a precaution, exposed people should monitor for signs and symptoms for 50 days,  said Dr. Hamidah Meghani, medical officer of health for Halton Region.  Th stanley cup price e disease can result in a liver infection and can be a greater health risk for older adults and those with liver disease. The hepatitis A vaccine is an effective protection against the disease. If the hepatitis A vaccine is administered within 14 days of exposure, it may prevent the disease. The restaurant is working closely with Halton Region Public Health and following public health standards.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Free immunization clinics  no appointment necessary  are being held at 180 Market Dr., Milton, on:鈥?Saturday, Aug. 20 from 12 p.m. to 4 p.m.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                     stanley cup     鈥?Sunday, Aug. 21 from 9 a.m. to 3  Klqd Take the Canada 150 quiz
 TORONTO 鈥?Ontarians will be able to get fully vaccinated against COVID-19 sooner than expected as the province shortens the interval between doses.Critics warned, however, that the booking p stanley mug rocess risked becoming chaotic since the government was placing the onus on residents to move up appointments for second shots.The move announced Friday is stanley flasche  part of Ontario   plan to fully immunize all willing adults by the end of August thanks to a steady vaccine supply and the fact that 65 per cent of adults have had a first shot.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Shortened dose intervals will be offered first to those aged 80 and older next week, followed by those 70 and older in mid June. Residents will then become eligible for second doses based on when they received their first shot.Premier Doug Ford said getting more people fully vaccinated is essential to beating COVID-19 stanley tumbler .        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 The faster we deliver vaccines, the faster we can put this pandemic behind us for good, he said. Based on what we know about upcoming shipments, everyone in Ontario who wants a vaccine could be fully vaccinated by the end of August.The schedule could move faster if supply increases, Ford said.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        While the shortened intervals were welcomed, critics noted that there   no provincial plan to contact r

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 GATINEAU, Que. 鈥?Canada   telecom regulator has declared broadband internet access a basic service across the country, just like current landline telephone service.But making full access to ultra-high-speed services a reality could cost tens of billions of dollars, and the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission said Wednesday that achieving the goal will take a coordinated effort by it, businesses and governments.The aim is to ensure service providers  ISPs  offer internet servic stanley thermosflasche es nationwide at speeds of at least 50 megabits per second for downloading data, and 10 Mbps for uploads, the CRTC said in announcing the new targets.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Currently, about  stanley nz 82 per cent of households an stanley mugg d businesses receive that level of service. The CRTC wants that increased to 90 per cent by 2021 and to 100 per cent within 10 to 15 years.ISPs will also be required to offer unlimited data options for fixed broadband services.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 As well, the most advanced mobile wireless service should be made available to all households and businesses throughout Canada, as well as along all major Canadian roads, the regulator said.Access to broadband internet service is vital and a basic telecommunication service all Canadians are entitled to receive, said CRTC chairman Jean-Pierre Blais.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                        Kycl Man tried to bite officers, police allege
 DURHAM 鈥?If you have COVID-19 questions, next week you can get answers from the Region of Durham.Residents are invited to take part in a Virtual Town Hall with  stanley termoska Regional Chairman John Henry, Durham CAO Elaine Baxter-Trahair, and Dr. Robert Kyle, Durhams Medical Officer of Health. The event will also include representatives from Durham Regional Police and Region of Durham Paramedic Services.Its a chance for residents to join the conversation: ask questions, listen in, and learn more about community efforts during the ongoing pandemic, according to the Regions statement.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW             stanley shop          stanley cup                     The virtual Town Hall will be held on Wednesday, April 22 at 7:20 p.m. The public can participate in the 90-minute virtual Town Hall via telephone or by watching the live stream online at durham.ca/VirtualTownHall. Residents are asked to preregister for this event at durham.ca/VirtualTownHall.

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 OTTAWA 鈥?Through hardship to the stars is the motto that will guide Julie Payette, the former astronaut who was sworn in Monday as Canada   newest Governor General.Those words are in the Latin Per Aspera Ad Astra on a new coat of arms designed to capt stanley canada ure Payette   essence as a scientist, mother and music lover.Payette, 53, urged Canadians to discover their own strength to help others as she spoke without written notes after being installed as the 29th person to represent the Queen in Canada.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Payette, the first Canadian to work aboard the International Space Station and the the second Canadian woman to go into outer space, told an audience of dignitaries and invited guests that Canadians can truly move mountains to tackle serious issues such as climate change, poverty, migration and nuclear threats.She also issued a tongue-in-cheek apology as she briefly relied on space references in making her point that Canadians can achieve miracles if they work together, because they are all c stanley flask onnected in one way or another.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 We are inextricably bound by the same space-time continuum, Payette said as she stood in front of the Senate   red throne.And, sorry, but we ;re all on board the same planetary spaceship.               ARTICLE CONTINUE stanley mugs S BELOW                 Qlkc Farm to table: Coronavirus forces Georgina farms to get fresh
 Homes in a Halton Hills neighbourhood have been evacuated after a car crash Thursday  Sept. 22  led to a gas line rupture.The incident occurred before 6:30 a stanley website .m. in the area of 4th Line between 17 and 22 side roads.The single-vehicle crash caused a rupture to a high pressure gas line, Halton Regional Police said.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                stanley cup                          Enbridge Gas is attend stanley cup ing, and nearby homes have been evacuated, police said.      The road is also closed so please chose an alternate route, police said.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 4th Line between 17 Sideroad and 22 Sideroad in Halton Hills is closed due to a single MVC, which has caused a rupture to a high pressure gas line. @enbridgegas is attending, and nearby homes have been evacuated. Please chose an alternate. Updates to follow. @HaltonPolice gt;ts鈥?HRPS Milt HHills  @HRPSMiltHH  September 22, 2022               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW

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 OTTAWA 鈥?As Justin Trudeau   first full year as prime minister comes to a close, downtown roads in the nation   capital are clogged with snow and construction.It   an apt m stanley cup etaphor for the increasingly tough slogging Trudeau   Liberal government has experien stanley cup ced since the heady days last fall, when the fledgling prime minister was winning raves for appointing the first gender-equal cabinet, handing out winter parkas to newly arrived Syrian refugees, being greeted like a rock star by screaming fans and boldly declaring Canada is back on the international stage.He   been slowly building on his campaign promises to construct a cleaner, fairer, more prosperous, progressive and compassionate Canada, but it   been a bumpy ride with some unanticipated roadblocks along the way.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Here   a look at the high and low points of Trudeau   year:Jan. 19, 2016: The governme stanley termosy nt names members of a new independent advisory board that is to recommend non-partisan nominees for the Senate. The board   work is the key to Trudeau   plan to repair the Senate   tattered reputation in the wake of the expenses scandal and to restore the upper house   intended role as an independent chamber of sober second thought.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 March 3, 2016: Trudeau and premiers agree to the Vancouver Declarat Pvhd Home to Prime Minister   s Office gets new name
 TORONTO 鈥?Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer is promising a leaner foreign poli stanley taza cy by taking away aid funding from countries he says don ;t need it or don ;t deserve it, and spending the money instead on domestic programs and tax cuts.Canada is too generous with what he called middle- and upper-income countries such as Argentina, Brazil an stanley cup d Italy, he said Tuesday. And Canadians ; tax dollars, he added, shouldn ;t be going towards repressive regimes, such as in Iran and North Korea, that are hostile to Canada   interests and values.Scheer   pledge would cut 25 per cent from Canada   $6-billion foreign aid budget, which the Conservative leader portrayed as poorly managed by the Liberals. The savings, Scheer added, would be reinvested in his party   plans for a universal tax cut and various tax credits.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        He vowed to redirect $700 million to countries with grave humanitarian or refugee challenges such as much of sub-Saharan Africa, which he said would get even more than they do now.Scheer dismissed questions from reporters that suggested his plan would diminish Canada on the world stage, or signal the country is retreating from its obligations. The C stanley quencher onservative leader said his government would focus its efforts on building a new international consensus ... on protecting children in conflict zones. 822

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Atst ICYMI: Top 5 stories of the week in Georgetown and Acton from TheIFP.ca
 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                                                                                                                                     Icnu April unemployment rates, by Canadian city
 Amica at Erin Mills, a private retirement home in Mississauga, has declared an outbreak after a staff member tested positive for COVID-19.The person last worked on Aug. 7, and is stanley cupe  now recovering at home with pay, Amica Senior Lifestyles said in a statement. Whenever one or more cases occur, Peel Public Health places the health-care institution in outbreak status stanley tumbler   as a precautionary measure,  it added. We have completed extensive contact mapping and determined that this team member wore the appropriate personal protective equipment  PPE  at all times while in the building and followed all safety protocols, minimizing any risk to our residence,  the statement reads.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Peel Public Health advised the retirement home to isolate residents in their suites and ensure any staff members entering are in full PPE.      Amica at Erin Mills will be conducting  mass testing for all residents and team members as soon as it is possible,  according to the statement.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW             stanley cup                      The retirement home last reported an outbreak on June 2.

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 Theres no mulligan looming.Premier Doug Fords Progressive Conservatives are not going to give themselves a do-over and reopen Ontarios golf courses until the COVID-19 stay-at-home orders are lifted.Despite a furor from golfers and some unrest within the Tory caucus, Solicitor General Sylvia Jones said Tuesday that shutting down activities like golf was about limiting mobility and socializing.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        stanley mugg  The provin stanley becher ces science table of doctors and epidemiologists, which pressed Ford for the controversial April 16 stay-at-home order that is likely to be extended to June 2, has insisted o stanley cups uk utdoor sports are safe.That prompted Jones to fire back at the volunteer panel over what she characterized as contradictory advice.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                  The science table also was very clear that they did not want people to be moving around, to be transmitting through movement between regions, communities,  the solicitor general said.  Those two issues together are actually fighting against each other. We dont have a golf course at the end of every street, so we have to make sure that people continue to understand that the stay-at-home order is in to avoid unnecessary movement,  said Jones.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                         Frankly, a lot of outdoor recreation 鈥?when you go long distances to participate in those 鈥?encourages the movement that we  Tygl Ontario housing report focuses on supply need
 The Town of Oakville is a step closer to beginning a transformative p stanley vaso roject that would change a largely i stanley cup ndustrial area into a walkable, bikeable, livable space with diverse uses.Last week  Nov. 1 , council finalized the Bronte GO Major Transit Station Area  MTSA  study, with recommendations, and sent it off to Halton Regional Council for approval.If carried out to its final stage, the 146-hectare area around Bronte GO station will transform from an unlivable neighbourhood to one with green spaces, office buildings and mid to high density residential areas.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        By the year 2051, the town hopes to have 150 residents and jobs combined, per hectare, with a share of 40 per cent residential units and 60 job-oriented units.Leo Longo, municipal land use planning lawyer at Aird Berlis 鈥?which represents Rodenbery Investment Group, the owners of 2189 Speers Rd. in the MTSA 鈥?praised the move.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                  Its not very often that I get to say that I am in agreement with the report that is coming forward,  Longo said.  I think when staff have done a good job, this counc stanley taza il should hear it. Mayor Rob Burton responded:  I will tell you at the region I anticipate that the time between January and July next year is going to be a very fast race course. So youll want to do those consultations sooner rather than later.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                 

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 A $120,000 grant that will help pay for a giant rubber duck is being roasted as a canard at Queens Park.The tourist-attracting giant duck, said to be the largest in the world, is due in Toronto waters July 1. Its arrival i stanley becher s being funded in part by the province to celebrate Ontario 150th anniversary, but Progressive Conservatives are crying fowl over the price 鈥?a total cost of $200,000, with the rest raised by the Redpath Waterfront Festival. I believe that people who are struggling to pay their hydro bill, who are concerned about this governments fiscal policy, will think that spending $200,000 on an expense like that is quack economics,  said PC Deputy Leader Steve Clark on Monday.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Tourism Minister Eleanor McMahon said she didnt understand what the flap is all about. Sometimes thats what cities and organiz stanley cup ations do,  she stanley cups uk  told reporters.  They find something really fun and sort of quirky, and this is that. I think its going to attract people to smaller centres and its going to be a lot of fun.         ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 NDP Leader Andrea Horwath said festivals around the province  are the lifeblood of communities 鈥?they create a place where neighbours get to know each other, where people can meet and have fun and create a positive atmosphere in their cities and towns and I think thats a good thing. I guess Id be pro big-duck,  she said.               ARTICLE CONT Ddep Registration now open for new Oakville basketball leadership program
 PORT DOVER, Ont. 鈥?The frequent roar of motorcycles drowned out warnings from politicians who had called on bikers to sit out their traditional Friday the 13th pilgrimage to this otherwise sleepy Lake Erie town because of the COVID-19 pandemic.The normal crowds, however, which number in the tens of thousands and take over the town, were sharply diminished. Those who did brave the chilly, partially overcast conditions to make the trek, many wearing masks, said they would respect social distancing and other anti-pandemic measures. Times are changing, man, so were limiting the amount of  stanley quencher people in there, said James MacLeod as he played traffic cop outside a popular store. Usually, we would just have people flowing th stanley website rough.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Mark Scott, who rode in from Woodstock, Ont., said he had only missed two runs in the past 15 years. Like others, he noted the absence of street vendors, entertainment, and the drastically reduced number of bikes.Its really quiet, its not as many bikes as would normally be here, even on a cold day, Scott said.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Overall, the scene was a low-key, peaceful bustle, with people sipping on coffee, munching on fast food or standing in line for a T-shirt. Riders, as usual, cruised the main str stanley tumblers eet, this time intermingled with cars.A recent rally in Sturgis, S.D., one of the largest in the world, was blame

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 TORONTO 鈥?The Canadian Human Rights Tribunal says Bell Canada discriminated against a seriously ill woman by forcing her to violate her doctor   orders and go to a store in person in order to acquire a cellphone.Linda Mills of London, Ont. was bedridden and recovering from both chemotherapy and a stroke at the time of the incident in July 2014.The tribunal decision says Mills w stanley becher anted to acquire a phone and activate it the same day, adding Bell Canada only offered that service in-store to people who could present photo ID.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Mills was under doctor   orders to stay home due to her compromised immune system, so her son tried to collect the phone on her behalf.The decision says Bell sales associates refused to account for these circumst stanley isolierkanne ances, forcing Mills to violate her doctor   instructions in order to pick up the phone she needed to have on hand as a safety measure given her illness.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 The tribunal found Bell discriminated against Mills on the grounds of disability and ordered the company to make its policies mor vaso stanley e accommodating within the next six months. Bell must also pay Mills $10,000 plus interest as compensation.Mills said she looks forward to seeing new policies in place at the telecom giant, adding she pursued the complaint with the tribunal on behalf of those who may find themselves in a similar situation some day.     Pmgj Bus crash sends 13 people to hospital
 An Ajax doctor has had his medical licence suspended for nine months after being disciplined for not following public health guidelines.Dr. Jeffrey Matheson had his licence suspended by the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario for not wearing a mask when meeting with patients, despite being told by the college he had to wear one.Dr. Matheson ignored COVID-19 public health directives about mask wearing, a ruling from the college noted.               vaso stanley  ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        In addition to the licence suspension, he also had to pay a $6,000 fine to cover the hearing costs.The college   ruling came out on June  stanley cupe 14 and the suspension was effective that day.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 According to the College, he had met with a person identified as Patient B, and he wore a mask but then took it off.During her appointment on Aug. 17, 2020, Matheson said a mask would not help with COVID-19, and COVID-19 was a media conspiracy and a money-making scheme involving Bill Gates. During a March 15, 2021 appointment, he said masks do not work and have potentially severe side effects, children cannot contract COVID-19 and should not be made to wear masks and COVID- water bottle stanley 19 tests are being sold to China for DNA sequencing. He told his patient, a teacher, that he recommended to parents that they send their children to school without masks and threaten to sue principals if challenged.               A

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 Barries transient marina is about to undergo a makeover.Beginning Feb. 6, work to upgrade the citys Bayfield Basin Transient Marina will commence. Plans include improvements to current infrastructure, a modernization of amenities and better utilization of waterfront space. The existing docks will be removed and replaced with a  stanley thermobecher modern floating dock system, while enhanced lighting and updated electrical and freshwater infrastructure are also planned.The work will help increase the marinas capacity, from the current 35 transient boat slips to 50.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        During construction, the sidewalk and boardwalk along the south side of Simcoe Street, between Maple Aven stanley water jug ue and Bayfield Street, will be closed. Fencing and signage will be in place starting Monday.      This project should be complete and open to the public in June.        ARTICLE  stanley thermos mug CONTINUES BELOW                                 The marina is located west of Heritage Park. For more information about city marina facilities, visit barrie.ca/marina. Wltp Show restraint with expenses, Freeland urges
 OTTAWA 鈥?Canada   top public servant says federal officials did not probe the WE organization   financial situation or governance structure when doing homework on a deal with the charity to administer a pandemic grant program for student volunteers.Due diligence fo stanley cup cused on WE Charity   ability to deliver the program, Ian Shugart, clerk of the Privy Council, told the House of Commons ethics committee Tuesday.Shugart said senior officials at Employment and Social Development Canada, which ultimately signed the contract with WE, told him they had a track record with the organization, which reassured him about the charity.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has said he initially pushed back on the proposal to have WE administer the Canada Student Service Grant when it came to his attention in early May, knowing his family   connections with the organization would lead to significant scrutiny.Shugart confirmed Trudeau asked for further evaluation of the deal, which would have paid WE Charity up to $43.5 million to administer a grant program designed to encourage students to sign up for volunteer work related to the COVID-19 pandemic. stanley cups uk  Ottawa budgeted $912 million for the program, but the deal with WE was for $543 million.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Officials went back and examined whether WE Charity had the ability to administer a Canada-wide st stanley cup udent v

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 TORONTO 鈥?Ontario Progressive Conservative Leader Doug Ford is denying allegations that he mishandled the estate of his late brother Rob Ford, causing financial harm to the late mayor   widow and two children.The allegations, which have not been proven in court, were contained in a lawsuit filed by Renata Ford and her two children in Ontario Superior Court.Renata Ford accuses Doug Ford, who was the trustee of her husband   estate, and his brother Randy of breach of trust and negligent mismanagement of the family businesses, which were started by their father.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The statement of claim alleges that after the death of Doug Ford Sr., the responsibility for the management and dire stanley cup ction of the Deco Companies was assumed by Doug Ford and Randy Ford and they have since destroyed the value of the companies.It further alleges Doug and Randy Ford arranged for and received very significant compensation from the Deco Companies, including extravagant salaries, bonuses, travel and car allowances and other benefits, which were paid regardless of the financial performance of those businesses.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 The statement of claim, a copy of which was posted online by the Toronto Sun and the Toronto  stanley cup Star, alleges that Doug Ford knowingly stanley tumbler  and deliberately put Renata Ford and her children in a highly stressful and unfair financial position 8 Ywnm Gravenhurst mother describes downward spiral into drug use at court hearing
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 If you didn ;t have chance to catch up on all the latest headlines, here   a look back at what had people talking in and around Georgetown and Acton this week. To stay up to date with local headlines, sign up for our newsletter delivered to your inbox everyday, seven days a week.1  Car crashes into Georgetown hair salon: https://theifp.ca/news-story/10136019-car-crashes-into-georgetown-hair-salon-and-leaves-1-injured/2  The province has confirmed the preferred route for the new 400-series highway and transit corridor across Halton, Peel, and York regions: https://theifp.ca/news-story/10135189-preferred-route-announced-for-new-400-series-highway-near-georgetown/               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        3  Halton District School Board releases back-to-school plan: https://theifp.ca/news-story/10134731--new-educational-reality-halton-district-school-board-releases-return-to-school-plan-for-oakville-and-burlingt stanley thermoskannen on-as-well-as-milton-and-halton-hills/      4  The violent death of a young Georgetown woman: https://theifp.ca/news-story/10129010--young stanley cup -person-who-carried-a-bright-future-georgetown-woman-25-shot-dea stanley hrnek d/        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 5  How to tackle gun violence in Halton region: https://theifp.ca/news-story/10034234-gun-violence-in-halton-region-fuelled-by-street-level-gangs-/               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Blnu Today s coronavirus news: Ontario has 805 new cases of the coronavirus; Quebec has 1,279 new COVID-19 cases; Public Health survey shows satisfaction with response to the pandemic
 Halloween is creeping closer and the Town of Halton Hills is ready to get the community in full spirit with its inaugural Bike It Costume Bike Parade happening next Saturday.The event, scheduled to take place on Oct. 19 at 1 p.m., is open to all residents who want to dress up in Halloween costumes, hop on their bikes and join a ghoulish fun-filled parade through Gellert Community Park. Event organizers hopes to promote cycling while providing a family-friendly atmosphere. Whoever wants to dig out their costume and get a little extra mileage out of it can come out and parade around in it,  said Coun. Jane Fogal.  Only they ;re going to do it on a bike, which is fun because nobody does that.      vaso stanley            ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The parade will consist of two routes 鈥?one for younger children and one for older kids and adults 鈥?to ensure the safety of all participants as they stay within the parks multi-use paths. Nobody is going out on the roads, nobody is going near the traffic,  Fogal said.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 The event will kick of stanley italia f with registration, where volunteers will share cycling safety tips and educate the community on best practices for riding. Then, the parade will set off along two paths: a short route around the ball diamonds and a longer route that leads to the Tenth Side Road and back. What could be more fun than dr stanley water bottle essing up in Halloween costumes and then going on a parade

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 Close to 300 employees of WestJet, Canadas second-largest airline, have been suspended for failing to meet the companys mandatory COVID-19 vaccine policy and may face termination if they do not comply.WestJet said Monday that  less than four per cent  of its 7,300 active employees, representing about 290 people, are being placed on a one-month unpaid leave of absence for not being fully vaccinated. The company warned that those who do not comply with its vaccine mandate  may face termination of employment. WestJet spokesperson Madison Kruger told the Star that the number of employees not complying with the Calgary-based companys vaccination mandate is  dynamic and will evolve  stanley cups in real time as employees move from unvaccinated to vaccinated status or are recalled from inactive status as pre stanley cup viously planned to support the restoration of our network.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        On Oct. 30, WestJet enacted its policy to follow the federal governments requirement that all employees in fe stanley cup derally regulated air, rail and marine transport sectors are vaccinated against COVID. A similar requirement came into effect on that day for travellers departing from Canadian airports and passengers on VIA Rail and Rocky Mountaineer trains.Travellers are required to show proof of vaccination to the airlines or rail companies before boarding. The federal rules allow for a one-month transition period in which, in lieu of vaccination documents, travelle

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 Pressure is growing on the Ontario government to follow in Quebecs footsteps with a vaccine certificate program that would ban unvaccinated people from restaurants, bars and gyms.As consensus builds that a fourth wave of COVID-19 will hit Toronto this fall, an increasing number of business leaders and health experts say the city is facing a tough dilemma: close businesses to everyone, or close them to the unvaccinated.Daniel Safayeni, vice-president of policy for the Ontario Chamber of Commerce, said that a provincial  vaccination passport  program would be an essential tool for avoiding yet another lockdown. He added that  stanley cup although some are concerned it would infringe on individual rights and freedoms, he believes its actually a ticket to freedom.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                         We are potentially barrelling towards a situation where everything might need to get shut down, and everyones rights and freedoms become infringed upon in a way that is much greater than what were discussing right now. Quebec announced Tuesd stanley cup ay that as of September, unvaccinated people will not be allowed in non-essential public spaces such as restaurants, bars and gyms.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                  We all want to get back to normal without another provincewide shutdown,  Safayeni said.  It s botella stanley hould not be that controversial. Jan De Silva, president and CEO of the Toronto Region Board of Trade, said the board has been advoca Gkax Woman charged in slayings of 4 children, father due in court
 Mississaugas Cooksville neighbourhood is closer to getting its own business improvement area  BIA  next year.Cou stanley cup ncil voted Nov. 20 to support setting up a Cooksville BIA. The initiative would aim to promote, beautify and increase safety and coordination among local businesses in the area, according to a letter from the Cooksville Steering Committee.Steering committee chair Steven Smith said the BIA is needed to help improve the reputation of the neighbourhood.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                         I think there   a perception in Cooksville right now that it   really not a good p stanley tumblers lace to be,  he said.   That  it   not a safe place to be, and I want to try and end that. The BIA area would run along Dundas Street East, from west of Cawthra to just past Confederation Parkway. The BIA would also run along Hurontario Street north to the CN tracks and south to Floradale Drive. The area would include businesses and offices around the intersection of Hurontario Street and Dundas Street East.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 A proposed budget of $350,000 would be funded by commercial and industrial businesses in the BIA based on proper stanley mug ty assessments. According to city staff, the levy would be in the order of $80 to $110 for every $100,000 of commercial tax assessment.Over half of the proposed budget of the BIA  $206,000  would be for maintenance and beautification efforts, $90,000 for salaries and be