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 SIDNEY, B.C. 鈥?An unusual story of adoption and survival is unfolding in a bald eagle   nest in Sidney on Vancouver Island.An eagle is raising several of its own young but has also hatched an egg left by a red hawk and is feeding and caring for it.How the hawk egg got into the nest is a mystery, but bird experts suspect the mother laid it before being scared off or killed by the larger raptor.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        David Bird with the Hancock Wildlife Foundation in Sidney says there are few examples of eagles adopting other birds.He says in this case, the adult eagle   hormonal stanley thermoskannen  drive to kill and eat the baby hawk was overridden by the hormonal drive to feed and raise it.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 But Bird says the hawk is half the age and one quarter the size of its adopted siblings and must survive another two weeks before it can fly away from nest mates stanley termosar  that are likely to devour it if they get hungry.They ;re going to look at this little hawk and say I ;m bigger than you and you are weaker than me and I ;m just going to squeeze the life out of you and start eating you, ;  says Bird.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                   stanley mug                       So far, everyone seems to be getting along and Bird says in the 10 years the eagles have been using this nest in suburban Victoria, no one has seen the parents exhibiting adopt Sezs Odor in cabin diverts DC-area flight bound for San Francisco
 Ontario is reporting 779 people in hospital with COVID-19 today, and 246 in intensive care.That   compared with 693 in hospital and 249 in intensive care Monday.The province is also reporting 20 more COVID-19 deaths.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        There were 1,208 new cases reported, though due to limited tes stanley cup ting the province    stanley spain top doctor has said the actual number of new cases is likely ten times higher.      About nine per cent of Ontario   long-term care homes are reporting stanley cup  an active outbreak of COVID-19.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Ontario isn ;t reporting data on COVID-19 cases in schools, but one school was closed for operational reasons on Monday.This report by The Canadian Press was first published March 8, 2022.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        By The Canadian Press

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 Cara Operations Ltd. 8216  deal to buy The Keg restaurant stanley cup becher s is the latest consolidation move in an industry dominated by three operators that account for one-sixth of restaurant sales in Canada.Cara, MTY Food Group Inc. and Restaurant Brands International Inc. brought in an estimated $10 billion from a total $60 billion spent at restaurants last year, according to figures from market-research firm NPD Group.And experts suggest the trio are likely to see their market share grow as the industry consolidates further 鈥?which could benefit consumers, but see some independent eateries disappear from the competitive landscape.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        They are the three largest restaurant consolidators in the marketplace, said Robert  stanley vattenflaska Carter, NPD   executive director of food service.Together, they collectively operate th stanley cup ousands of restaurants in Canada under a variety of banners.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Cara 鈥?now the country   largest full-service restaurant player 鈥?runs about 1,200 locations, including Swiss Chalet, Harvey   and East Side Mario  .Canada   food court king, MTY, owns more than 2,450 locations, with brands that include quick-service staples like Country Style, Mr. Sub, ManchuWOK, Extreme Pita, Pinkberry and Villa Madina.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Meanwhile, RBI 鈥?the parent company o Djey TSB sends investigators to scene of boat sinking
 I cough stanley cup ed on the sidewalk the other day.A man across the street, at least 50 feet away, gave me a profanity-laced earful.The reason I didnt cover my mouth is that I was lugging six bags of groceries. Couldnt get my arm to my face much less my hand. And, you know, bugger off.               AR stanley cup TICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        It is a smokers cough, cross-pollinated with spring allergies. There was nobody in my vicinity. Not an annoying jogger hogging the pavement, not a dog-walker, not a dopey cyclist. Not even a car, automobiles now a rare sight along the King Street Transit Priority stretch, urban thrum killed off along the downtown corridor long before a pandemic came along.So shoot me. Or snitch me. Scowl and tut-tut.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 At the dawn of this city lockdown, we were awash in self-flattering commentary about how considerate and kindly everyone was being, adopting without much murmur the hockey-stick separation, waiting patiently in supermarket lineups, queues that spilled over into parking lots and around the block, giving way at pinch-points. All Alphonse and Gaston after you, no after you.Toronto isnt a very friendly burg at the best of times. Cold-shouldering, out-of-towners tell me. Theres a vestigial Presbyterian streak that still runs thr stanley cup ough it, buttoned-down and stiff-necked and corseted, aloof with gusts to icy. Perhaps that standoffish quality predisposed Torontonians to obedient cl

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 OTTAWA 鈥?Government House leader Pablo Rodriguez says proposed legislation for new COVID-19 aid programs will be a matter of confidence in the minority Liberal government.The move appears to dare the opposition parties to bring the government down as the pandemic surges across the country.The risk of that happening is low, given NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh has already said his party will vote for the bill because the Liberals agreed to increase benefit payments and expand eligibility for paid sick leave.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The Liberals and NDP together have a stanley mugs  majority of seats in the House of Commons.The Canada Emergency Response Benefit expired on the weekend. The benefit was introduced in the stanley becher  spring to provide up to $500 a week to Canadians who lost their jobs because of COVID-19.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 The new bill seeks to replace the CERB with a revamped employment in stanley becher surance system, and three separate benefits for self-employed and gig workers, parents and caregivers, and people who are sick.The bill adjusts the hours needed to qualify for EI and sets a minimum weekly benefit payment for the first time.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        There are also three new benefits for those who still wouldn ;t qualify for EI, including self-employed workers, people who need to say home to look after a child or someone else who needs care due Yoit Oregon reports boom in camping, longer camping season
 Haldimand council discussed and approved several notable items at its April 26 meeting. Here are three things you may need to know.Boat ramp info stanley cups rmation frustrationIn conjunction with the stay-at-home order, the county closed all municipal boa stanley spain t launches. However, MPP Toby Barrett made seve stanley mug ral statements that such action was not required under provincial law.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                         Its always challenging when we make some decisions at the county, i.e. closing the boat ramps, and then we get our fellow MPP giving different answers,  said Coun. Rob Shirton.  Like, wow, why cant he be on the same page  In announcements both April 15 and 19, Barrett stated that,  municipal boat launches that are not part of a marina are not required to be closed. However, municipalities may still choose to close boat launches,  he wrote.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 The county shut down boat launches, not just because recreational boating was not permitted, but the county could not staff them to ensure COVID-19 protocols were being enforced. We cant keep it safe like a private ramp could,  said Mayor Ken Hewitt, pointing out that was the argument to keeping private boat launches open.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                         It wasnt done in a way I would have liked to have seen, which could have been a little more supportive of both Haldimand and Norfolk, and what I think

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 Ontario   auditor general has outlined the mistakes of current and past provincial leaders she believes contributed to the devastation of the province   long-term care sector during the first wave of the pandemic.In her special report on pandemic readiness and response in long-term care, released April 28, Bonnie Lysyk pointed to a number of key vulnerabilities 鈥?including long-standing issues with infection prevention and control, and staffing, and weaknesses in the Ford governments re vaso stanley sponse to the pandemic 鈥?as contributing factors to the disastrous effects of the pandemic o stanley mug n the long-term care sector. She also provided 16 recommendations and 55 action items to address those vulnerabilities.Here is how opposition leaders, industry leaders and Ontario   own minister of Long-Term Care have responded to the report.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                       stanley travel mug                                                                                                                                                                                         Toronto, ON- April 20 - Opposition leader Andrea Horwath poses questions to government representatives as Premier Doug Ford is absent. Ontario tightens restr Fosh Top court won   t hear shooter   s appeal
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Lazf Terrifying   : Oakville boy, 16, charged criminally in gun incident that triggered school lockdown and sent parents into a panic
 VANCOUVER 鈥?British Columbia   decis stanley thermobecher ion to sell only B.C. wines in grocery stores appears to have left a bitter aftertaste in the United States, which is launching an international trade complaint on the policy.The U.S. challenge filed Wednesday alleges B.C.-only wine sales is a breach of Canada   commitments to the World Trade Organization.U.S. Trade Representative Michael Froman said the province   regulations provide a substantial competitive advantage for B.C. wines.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        American winemakers produce some of the highest-quality, most popular wines in the world, Froman said in a news release. When U.S. wine producers have a fair shot at competing on a level playing field, they can compete and win in markets around the globe.The U.S. has sent a letter to the Canadian government asking for consultations as a first step toward resolving the dispute. If that fails, the U.S. said it may request the W stanley cups uk TO establish a dispute settlement panel.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 The B.C. government said it is confident the province is complying with i stanley flask nternational trade obligationsTrade agreements such as NAFTA allow for a number of private wine outlets that sell only B.C. wine, and we are confident in the approach we have taken, Shirley Bond, the minister of jobs, tourism and skills training, said in a news release.            Sfiu CPP reform to help assets grow 48-fold
 The Stouffville Strawberry Festival is ramping up to return in 2022, after the past two years were cancelled due to COVID-19. While the Board of Directors is busy planning for the event Friday July 1 to Sunday July 3 its become clear they need more help. We need all kinds of volunteers. We need people to step up to the plate,  Mike Burns, president of the Strawberry Festival board of directors said.  We need people to join the board of directors and the join the committee. Burns said they are busy planning for the next festival and are focusing on the theme of Welcome Back Stouf stanley cup usa fville.  We are planning to host the biggest and best festival ever, but can ;t do it without the help of volunteers,  he said.聽聽聽聽 聽               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW      stanley cup                                    Burns said the Strawberry Fest stanley cup website ival is planning five pre-festival events to generate energy, excitement and anticipation for the 2022 fun: The Stouffville Home Show, as well as June 4, 11, 18 and 25 鈥?locations to be determined.      People interested in volunteering on the board or at the sale can email volunteer@strawberryfestival.ca.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Some of the exciting thing Burns and the team have planned for the festival include the Festival Peoples Parade, carnival rides, fireworks, live entertainment and food trucks.

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Mfsb Much emotion   : Well-known and longtime Oakville restaurant closing permanently
 VANCOUVER 鈥?With its turquoise glacial lakes and proximity to Metro Vancouver, it was  stanley en mexico only a matter of time before Joffre Lakes provincial park became a social media darling.But once the secret was out, it was out in a bi stanley cup price g way.The main trail of the once tranquil natural paradise now hosts a procession line of hikers, whose cars overflow from the designated parking lot and line dozens of metres of highway.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Local politicians and conservationists say the park, like many ecological destinations before it, could stanley canada  be in danger of being loved to death.It   prompting them to push for new ways 鈥?including a proposed hiking reservation system 鈥?to balance ecological protection with the benefits of tourism and encouraging people to get outside.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 The word is out that this is the best place in the world, said Jack Crompton, chairman of the Squamish-Lillouet Regional District.Crompton grew up in the area and has witnessed its quick transformation first hand. The first time he hiked up to Joffre Lakes, he camped there for four days and saw no one.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Last year, the park attracted 120,000 visitors, he said, adding information travels fast.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                              Five to seven years a Lppq Mary Brown   s now in East Gwillimbury
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 PETERBOROUGH 鈥?Andy Watson   only claim to humanity is his beating heart.That was the harsh assessment of Justice Hugh O ;Connell after the 79-year-old Watson was found guilty of first-degree murder Thursday  April 20 .HOT TOPIC: The Disappearance of Lise Fredette               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Watson was charged with first-degree murder and criminal harassment in connection to Lise Fredettes disappearance in the fall of 2014. The 74-year-old was last seen on Nov. 12, 2014 around 8:30 p.m. after dropping a co-worker off following their shift at Walmart on Chemong Road. She hasnt been seen or heard from since.Following the verdict, Justice O ;Connell asked Watson if he was now stanley cup  willing to reveal where Fredette   body is located.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Lay this very kind, compassionate w stanley cup oman to rest, he said.However, Watson declined and Justice O ;Connell   response was harsh. He apologized to the Fredette family that the man who their mother trusted as a friend betrayed not only her, but also them by not rev stanley mugs ealing where he hid her body.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                        Wqdy Montrealers vote in French election
 Election night is almost here.The five Burlington mayoral hopefuls took part in an all-candidates meeting on Oct. 4 in an event hosted by the Burlington Chamber of Commerce. Candidates Jim Kerr, Anne Marsden, M stanley cups uk arianne Meed Ward, Steven Rieck and William Tuck were asked a range of questions on everything from development to how best to engage residents.Voting day is Oct. 24.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Here are five stand out moments from the all candidates meeting.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 1. Jim Kerr聽on the proposed expansion of the Nelson Aggregate quarry in North Burlington and a conversation he had with the quarry operators. They want to bring an almost 40 stanley cups 0-hectare park to Burlington and want to put it in the hands of Burlington when that quarry is no longer available 鈥?filled with lakes and facilities. And this is what they told me; the mayor and one of the councillors did not want that. For som water bottle stanley eone who says they want parks this is a phenomenal opportunity.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        2. Anne Marsden used her closing statement to call on residents to get out and vote.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                               Join me in a war on voter apathy. Around 37 per cent of the Burlington electorate voted in the last municipal election. I cannot stop hearing groans from the graves of those like my Uncle

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 Several Ontario universities are urging students living on campus not to travel  stanley cup during the upcoming mid-semester break known as reading week in an effort to prevent the spread of COVID-19.While most university students are attending classes virtually as the pandemic wears on, a number of students who require access to campus services have been stanley cups  staying at student residences.The University of Guelph, for example, has 840 people living at its on-campus residences this semester.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The university told those students to restrict non-essential travel during next week   break.Travel during the pandemic poses a significant health and safety risk to our student residence community and to those you spend time with while you are away, its student housing services said in a letter.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Students who do choose to travel should let the department know before they leave and isolate for 14 days upon their return, a period  stanley cup during which they are to remain in their room, not attend in-person classes and will have food delivered, the university said.This situation is not easy but making safe choices now can help prevent the spread of COVID-19 and avoid further outbreaks, it said.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Meanwhile, students in University of Toronto residences received a note strong

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 David Hartfield pleaded to be put in a closet.His blood pressure was dangerously high. The risk of suffering his second heart attack was real.Doctors at the Hamilton General Hospital were admitting him to the cardiac wing.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        But after six hours waiting on a gurney outside the emergency room, a few feet away from the paramedic entrance, wrapped in a cacophony of noise and consta stanley thermos ntly being jostled, the former air traffic controller had enough.He said he was one of a growing line of patients moved out of the emergency department into the hallway, waiting for a bed elsewhere in the hospital.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW     stanley thermos mug                              I was trying to relax and trying to sleep to help bring my blood pressure down, the Thorold man said.But you have these bright lights in the ceiling in your eyes. And even if you nod off, every few minutes someone is bumping into the gurney.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Unable to rest and with his anxiety rising, Hartfield asked any nurse or doctor who would listen to push his gurney into a closet. It might be cramped, but at least it would be dark and less noisy.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                          stanley mugs      I told them I would sit in the closet if I had to. I thought even sitting up I could get more sleep.鈥?鈥?鈥urses would not pu Tcuv Vision loss not stopping Quebec election candidate
 TORONTO 鈥?Canada   main stock index edged higher in a broad-based rally even as energy was pulled down by the prospect of a presidential permit being rescinded for the K stanley cups eystone XL project.The SP/TSX composite index closed up 35.85 points to 17,944.88.Nine of the 11 major sectors on the TSX were higher, led by technology and health care.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        A 5.8 per cent increase in shares of BlackBerry Ltd. pushed technolo stanley cup gy up 1.4 per cent.Health care gained 1.3 per cent with cannabis producer Aphria Inc. up 3.8 per cent.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 The heavyweight financials sectors was higher while materials moved upwards on a rise in gold prices on some profit-taking after last week   poor performance.The February gold contract was up US$6.90 at US$1,836.80 an ounce and the March copper contract was up 1.15 cents at US$3.61 a pound.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Energy fell 1.6 per cent on lower crude oil prices and a 4.5 per cent pullback by TC Energy Corp. over uncertainty about the future of the western Canadian pipe stanley cup line extension.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                              President-elect Joe Biden   intention on Keystone XL, outlined in transition documents seen by The Canadian Press, suggests he plans to sign an executive order as early as inauguration day to rescin

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 OTTAWA 鈥?The Bank of Canada has announced its shortlist of five women contending to be the first Canadian female on the face of a banknote, and online favourite Nellie McClung is not among them.On its website, the bank says an independent committee has narrowed down the finalists to poet E. Pauline Johnson; black rights activist Viola Desmond from Nova Scot stanley mug ia; Elsie MacGill, who received an electrical engineering degree from the University of Toronto in 1927; Quebec suffragette Idola Saint-Jean; and 1928 Olympic medallist Fanny Rosenfeld, a track and field athlete.Others who didn ;t make the cut included Anne of Green Gables author Lucy Maud Montgomery; B.C. artist Emily Carr; and Manitoba author Gabrielle Roy.               ARTICLE CONT stanley cup INUES BELOW                                        In a recent online survey conducted by Angus Reid, stanley cup  27 per cent of responded favoured McClung, the Alberta suffragette who fought for women to be legally recognized as persons in Canada, making her the No. 1 choice.Quebec politician Therese Casgrain, MacGill, Montgomery, Carr and Desmond rounded out the top six choices.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 The advisory council has said the nominees needed to have overcome barriers, been inspirational, or have left a lasting legacy.We recognize that Canada is comprised of many different communities, the committee has said. The women who appear on our list should resonate with Cana Lxse Young and in debt  Time for a repayment strategy
 TORONTO 鈥?Oxford Properties and co-investor CPP Investments are exploring the sale of Royal Bank Plaza in Toronto.The property management company says it has hired RBC Capital Markets and CBRE to pursue a potential sale of the plaza located at 200 Bay St.Randy Hoffman, senior-vice president of Oxford   Canadian business, says his company is exploring the sale because it wants to  stanley cup becher capitalize on demand for well-leased and located offices and continue to diversify its holdings.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Oxford has owned the plaza since 1999 and in 2005, CPP Investments became a co-investor.Oxford says the plaza includes more than 139,354 square metres of space across two towers and a retail concourse.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Oxford says Royal Bank of Canada leases 40 per cent of the space.This report by The Canadian Press was first published S stanley cup ept. 2, 2021.             stanley bottles    ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Companies in this story:  TSX:RY                 ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                              By The Canadian Press

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 Glen Sweeney first noticed the lymantria dispar dispar  LDD  moth caterpillars, otherwise known as European gypsy* moth caterpillars, on his newly planted fruit trees in mid-May.Taking quick action to save the juvenile trees, and others on his property in Lanark Highlands, Sw cups stanley eeney put tape and grease around their trunks to prevent the caterpillars from making their way up the trees ; trunks and devour stanley cup price ing their leaves.Sweeney lost three trees close to stanley website  his home because of the infestation last year, and fears many could face the same fate this year.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                         There are some that arent going to make it,  he said.  They  the caterpillars  hit oak and birch trees really hard 鈥?but they go for everything. Sweeney said he tried to kill the eggs laid by last years moths, but knows his efforts arent enough to stave off the thousands of caterpillars looking to find a tasty meal this spring.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                  They are on every tree,  he said.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Sweeney, who has been a logger all his life, said this year has been the worst one for the caterpillars. He said the only other year that compares was about 25 years ago when he was working in Westport.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                               They cleaned out the trees,  he said.  It went through from Westport to Njac Brampton considering fines for those not social distancing during COVID-19 spread
 Canada is headed for an unprecedented pandemic election on Sept. 20, and with COVID-19 case numbers across the country on the rise, voters are anxious to know what their experience at the polls will look like.Chief electoral officer St茅phane Perrault has laid out what Canadians can expect from Elections Canada in the 44th general election and said on Aug. 18 that election day preparations are already unde stanley cup rway.At the polls, voters can expect mandatory masking, physical distancing, physical barriers and single-use pencils. Voters may also bring their own pens and pencils. As a result of the pandemic, Perrault said this election will be more expensive 鈥?with an estimated cost of $612 million 鈥?and take longer to call. Electi stanley cup ons Canada expects to receive between two and five million mail-in ballots, compared to the usual 50,000 for a federal election.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                         If the volume of mail in ballots is high, as weve seen in other jurisdictions during the pandemic, it will take longer for returning officers to count those ballots. Perrault said. The counting of mail-in ballots won ;t begin until after election day and could take between two and five stanley cup  days to complete in some ridings.聽If you ;re still not sure what all of this means for you, we ;ll try to address your queries here:聽        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 How strict will safety measures be at polling stations 聽!ENDVALUE!

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 GUELPH, Ont. 鈥?A global s stanley thermobecher hortage of computer chips, along with a surge in demand during the pandemic, is driving up prices of home appliances.Guelph-based appliance company Danby says a shortage in supply can be seen in items like freezers, microwaves, fridges and other appliances that use chips.Danby CEO Jim Estill says the chip shortage has exacerbated already inflated prices caused by increased demand as people stay home and use their appliances more.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Lowes Canada says gas ranges seem to be most affected by the chip shortage in its stores.It says the situation varies depending on the level of complexity of the technology in products.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 The global chip shortage is also being felt by automakers and tech manufacturers alike, forcing a slash in production.This report by The Canadian Press was first published May 12, 2021.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        This story was produced with the financial assistance of the Facebook and Canadian Press News Fellowship.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW           stanley thermobecher                             stanley spain          By The Canadian Press Dilr The role for me has always been community building,    Jane Fogal vying for re-election
 Halton Hills now has two retail cannabis locations open 鈥?with stores open in both Georgetown and Acton.T Cannabis, located at 38 Mill St., has been authorized to open by th stanley botella e Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario as of Jan. 19.T Cannabis has several applications for stores across the province with locations open in Beamsville and Smiths Fa stanley termoska lls. The Acton retail outlet will be the brands third location.              stanley cup usa   ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Last week, Halton Hills ; first retail cannabis store opened in Georgetown.      In accordance with pandemic restrictions, T Cannabis is currently offering curbside pickup only.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW

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 A man has been taken to hospital with head injuries after being struck by a car in Milton Tuesday night  Aug. 2 .The incident occurred around 6:10 p.m. in the area of Steeles Avenue and James Snow Parkway, within the Milton Crossroads plaza.Halton Region Paramedics took the injured pedestrian to Hamilton General Hospital. The driver of the Chrysler s vaso stanley edan involved remained on scene and is being interviewed by police.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Please avoid area if possible, Halton p stanley mug olice said on social medi stanley cup a.The extent of the man   injuries aren ;t known.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 The force   Collision Reconstruction Unit is on scene.Anyone with information can call police at 905-825-4747 or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-8477.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        聽                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                              聽PEDESTRIAN STRUCK: @HRPSMiltHH o/s elderly male pedestrian struck by a Chrysler sedan rushed by @HaltonMedics207 to trauma ctr. w/serious injuries  head injury . @HaltonPolice CRU o/s 鈥?on roadway in big box plaza  Steeles/James Snow Pkwy   Milton . Driver remained o/s. pic.twitter/qHJ4XkpJtg鈥?Graham Paine  @GPmedia_24  August 3, 2022 Sdhs Barrie-area manufacturer makes one million face-shield parts for health-care workers
 Seven vehicle occupants, one pedestrian and three off-road vehicle riders died in Ontario Provincial Police  OPP  jurisdictions, making for a particularly tragic Thanksgiving long weekend, OPP stated in a news release.In addition to the fatalities,  the safety of road users was jeopardized by thousands of unsafe drivers during one of the busiest weekends of the year on highways and roads,  the police service added.Between Oct. 11 and 14, OPP participated in Operation Impact, a  stanley taza national traffic safety initiative. Officers across the province conducted patrols, with special attention being paid to the  Big 4, stanley cup   which are distracted driving, speeding/aggressive driving, impaired driving and lack of occupant restraint.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        According to OPP, 4,902 speeding charges and 133 stunt/racing charges were laid, and 388 drivers and passengers were fined for seatbelt law violations. Distracted driving resulted in 85 fines, and 163 Criminal Code charges were laid for impaired driving.      In total, OPP laid 8,870 traffic-related charges throughout Ontario.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                  The motoring public is reminded that complying with all traffic laws can go a long way toward preventing collisions, injuries and fata stanley cup lities on and off the road,  police said.Operation Impact is led by the Canadian Association of Chiefs of Police, under the leadership of its Traffic Safety Committee, in s

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 VICTORIA 鈥?A Canadian yoga innovator who stanley quencher  started working out of an old garage in Tor stanley cup onto more than a decade ago and expanded worldwide has died of a suspected drug overdose in Victoria.Michael Stone, who offered compassion and collaboration yoga and meditation retreats, died earlier this month, two days after being found unresponsive on July 14.His family said he took s stanley kaffeebecher treet drugs in an attempt to medicate his on-going struggles with bipolar disorder.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Michael did amazing work in the world and changed the lives of so many, Stone   wife, Carina, said in a statement posted on Stone   website and Facebook. He was a beautiful father and loving husband. He loved his life, his work, and his students deeply. He was loved immeasurably.Her statement said Stone likely purchased drugs on the street after a pharmacy rejected his request for treatment medicine.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 On Thursday, July 13, 2017, Michael left his Gulf Island home for a routine trip to Victoria, she said in the statement. On the way into town, he called a substance abuse and addictions pharmacy, likely to ask for a safe, controlled drug to self-medicate. He was not a candidate. He got a haircut, exercised, ran household errands and finally acquired a street drug.Stone was declared brain dead on July 14 and was placed on life su Ooek City of Mississauga to review heat requirements in apartment buildings
 Halton Region delegates at Public Hearing on Regional Governance                                                                                                                                                                                                                stanley cup quencher                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                            CONTRIBUTED                                                                                                                                                                    I was recently part of a delegation from Halton Region to provide information to the Provincial Standing Committee on Heritage, Infrastructure  Cultural Policy for its Study on Regional Governance Structures in Ontario to ensure that Haltons voice is heard as part of the Standing Committees review. The Committee is studying if regional gov stanley cup ernance enables effective service delivery and supports building 1.5 million new homes in Ontario.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        My message to the committee was that Haltons current service delivery model is working, and working well. We have a strong track record stanley cup  of supporting growth and working with our local partners to provide effective services in a fiscally responsible manner. Our stru

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 TORONTO 鈥?The Ontario Ministry of Education says it will not renew its contract with We Charity and will investigate any expenditures to date.Alexandra Adamo, a spokeswoman for Education Minister Stephen Lecce, says the Ontario government is deeply concerned and troubled by the allegations that have been made against WE.In an email, she says this is taxpayer money and hard working people in the province deserve to know that their money is delivering value.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Adamo says the allegations, which she did not specify, raise serious questions.On June 18, the ministry announc stanley termosar ed that it would give WE Charity $250,000 for a year-long education program that aims to nurture empathy and compassion in students and increase student outcomes in aca stanley mugs demic engagement, workplace readiness, and citizenship.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Adamo said she believes that education may be the only Ontario ministry that has funded WE.These alle stanley thermos mug gations raise serious questions, she wrote in an email Friday. That is why the Ministry of Education has been directed to not renew the contract with WE and to investigate expenditures to date.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Earlier Friday, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said he knew there would be problems with perception over having WE Charity run a $900-million student-volunteer progr Fqhc Make federal data protection the law, MPs say
 After what the Township of Essa is calling an extensive search, a new ch stanley cup becher ief administrative officer  CAO  has been appointed.Mayor Sandie Macdonald and council welcomed a familiar face, Colleen Healey-Dowdall, to the role on March 18.The current CAO, Greg Murphy, is retiring from the role after more than 15 years. Murphy s stanley cup erved council, staff, and residents of the township with more than 40 years of public service.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Healey-Dowdall comes to the role with 25 years of public sector experience, 20 of which were spent as the manager of planning and development for the township.      Last year, Healey-Dowdalls husband of 12 years, Terry Dowdall, won the Conservative nomination for th stanley becher e Simcoe-Grey riding. Dowdall was also the mayor of Essa for the past eight years.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW