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 OTTAWA 鈥?The federal government   ongoing review about the good, bad and possibly ugly parts of its response to COVID-19 will feed into plans for an improved response to a potential second wave of the novel coronavirus, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said Monday.Speaking outside his stanley cup  Ottawa residence, Trudeau said there are plenty of things that in hindsight the government might have done differently or sooner to respond to the economic fallout from the pandemic.He didn ;t go into details about how things could have changed.              stanley thermos   ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Looking ahead, Trudeau said the federal government will be able to respond with sufficient fiscal room if economic lockdowns are required to combat a second wave of COVID-19.He said the government is planning for a worst-case scenario and hoping for the best.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Finance Minister Bill Morneau stanley travel mug  is scheduled to provide an updated snapshot of federal finances next week, which will give an idea of how the government sees the rest of the fiscal year playing out, including figures for a potential deficit.There   certainly plenty of things we would have done differently, Trudeau said.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Some things we might have done a little sooner. Some things we might have done a little later but we spent very little time analyzing, w Hrzk Crime on the decline in Penetanguishene
 Nearly 200,000 insulation foam sprays sold at Rona and other stores in Canada are being pull stanley mug ed from the shelves in a major recall.Health Canada said the recall involves different products of Cyclone low expansion insulation foam for doors and windows.The recalled products do not meet the applicable labelling requirements for consumer chemical products required by the Consumer Chemicals and Containers Regulations, 2001, under the Canada Consumer Product Safety Act, Health Canada said in its recall warning.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The lack of accurate labelling information could result in unintentional exposure to the products and lead to serious illness, injury or death.As of Jan. 28, the company, Blym Distribution Inc., has received  stanley cup usa no reports of incidents or injuries in Canada.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 The company reported that 181,887 units of the affected products were sold in Canada from August 2019 to January 2021.Immediately stop using the recalled products an stanley termoska d safely dispose of them in accordance with municipal waste requirements, Health Canada said.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        A Lowe   spokesperson confirmed the product was sold mostly at Rona stores in Qu茅bec and we did stop the sale for this product.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                             

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 Its the public   chance to bring their questions to the officials.The City of Burlington is set to host its eleventh COVID-19 telephone town hall on Jan. 1 stanley thermobecher 9 from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. The town halls, which have been running since early in the pandemic, allow residents to call in and ask questions to a panel of local officials, including representatives from Joseph Brant Hospital.Mayor Marianne Meed Ward said the city recognizes that many people in the community are likely experiencing challenges due to the latest wave of the pandemic.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                         The COVID-19 telephone town hall will provide our community with the opportunity to hear from the City as we share how we are planning ahead to continue delivering the essential services you rely on. Residents will also have the chance to ask any questions they may have,聽said Meed Ward.Lets continue to support each other with information, updates and resources to get through this  stanley cup wave of the pandemic together.         ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Residents who want to participate in the town hall can do so in a number of ways:               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        1. Register in advance: Burlington residential phone numbers will be randomly selected to be part of th stanley water bottle e telephone town hall. Residents who would like to be added to the telephone call list can email聽getinvolved@burlington.ca by Dgcw Most actively traded companies on the TSX
 TORONTO 鈥?Ontario health units said they needed more COVID-19 vaccines to keep up with a huge spike in demand as all adults across the province became eligible to book a shot on Tuesday.Several said they rapidly ran out of appointments and urged residents to be patient as they awaited fresh supply.Eligibility has outpaced supply, and we simply do n stanley flask ot have enough v stanley bottles accines to keep up with demand, Ottawa Public Health wrote in a mid-morning tweet. We acknowledge how frustrating this is. We anticipate more appointments will open when more vaccine becomes available.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The City of Hamilton also acknowledged residents ; frustration as it said there were limited or no appointment stanley cup s at some mass clinics. The health unit for Kingston, Ont., reported a similar situation.In London, Ont., the region   top doctor said his health unit would have 24,000 doses for a population more than five times that size.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 I ;m sorry in advance for the frustrating situation of limited vaccine supply, Dr. Chris Mackie wrote on social media Monday night.Jenna Hope, 30, said she managed to get a mid-June appointment through the Middlesex-London Health Units online portal after waiting nearly an hour and a half in the queue.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                         822

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 A new COVID-19 outbreak has been declared in Oakville, Halton Region said Friday  Nov. 19 .The outbreak at Rotherglen privat stanley travel mug e school in Oakville was declared kubki stanley  Nov. 18 and already includes four infected individuals, all Halton residents, according to the Region.An outbreak may be declared by the local public health unit when, within a 14-day period, there are two or more laboratory-confirmed COVID-19 cases in students, staff or other visitors with an epidemiological link  f stanley cup or example, if cases are in the same class or cohort , according to the Ontario government, or if at least one case could have been infected in the school  including on a school bus or in before or after school care .               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Mukl Mississauga to host 3rd coronavirus telephone town hall
 King Township announced the appointment of Daniel Kostopoulos as the new chief administrative officer, effective April 1.Kostopoulos, a professional engineer, is replacing the long-serving CAO Susan Plamondon, who retired at the end of March.Having more than 28 years of experience in the municipal sector, the new CAO spent much of his career with York Region where he served in transportation and environmental services.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Most  stanley quencher recently, Kostopoulos was city manager at the City of Vaughan, yorkregion reported. I am very much looking forward to working with the mayor, members of council, staff and the community to advance councils priorities, deliver public services and oversee the business obligations of King Township,  said Kostopoulos.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                  Daniels obvious skills and experience 鈥?combined with his track record and interest in citizen satisfaction and employee engagement 鈥?make him an ideal candidate to be Kings next chief administrative officer,  Mayor Steve Pellegrini said.Pellegrini also expressed gratitude toward Plamond stanley cups uk ons dedicated service to King for the past eight years.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The mayor announced Plamondons retirement at the beginning of a council meeting on March 18 where he presented her flowers and stanley thermos  a gift painting.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW           

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 TORONTO 鈥?Provincial police say a 59- gourde stanley year-old Toronto man is facing charges in an alleged road rage incident that left a toddler in critical condition.Sgt. Kerry Schmidt says the man is charged with two counts of dangerous dr stanley cup iving causing bodily harm following an investigation into a multi-vehicle collision on Highway 401 in Toronto.Schmidt says it   alleged the accused slowed down in front of a taxi carrying five people in  8220 ome type of street justice and another vehicle ran into the back of the cab.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The female driver of the cab and a 17-month-old girl were taken to hospital with serious injuries and the toddler remains in critical condition.      Toronto paramedics said two other kids and  stanley cup another adult were also taken to hospital with less serious injuries as a result of the crash.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 By The Canadian Press Qwot Canadian Crisis: Quebec referendum of 1995 decided by razor-thin margin for Canada
 Ontario   education minister Stephen Lecce has announced new school funding for September, stating that the province is prepared for what   to come, despite not knowing when students wil stanley bottles l return to in-person learning.聽In his funding announcement on May 4, Lecce unveiled聽$2 billion in new supports, including a聽$561-million increase to Grants for Student Needs and $1.6 billion in COVID-19-specific resources.These resources include the following:               AR stanley cup TICLE CONTINUES BELOW stanley mug                                         鈥⒙?59 million to go toward special education, mental heath, well-being and equity supports鈥⒙?35 million to go toward technology funding        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 鈥⒙?20 million to support learning recovery and renewal鈥⒙?29 million for school operations costs               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        鈥⒙?66 million to help with increased cleaning protocols and student transportation health and safety measures                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                              鈥⒙?86 million to go toward nurses and testing鈥⒙?384 million for temporary COVID-19 staffing鈥⒙燯p to $450 million in personal protective equipment and supplies鈥⒙燯p to $508 million for school board reservesLecce also noted $85.5 million of the funding will go toward learning recovery and renewal, which includes reading and math support, student reengagement and mental h

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 TORONTO 鈥?Ontario   Progressive Conserva kubki stanley tives have dropped a controversial candidate from their roster ahead of the spring election.Ont. PC Leader Doug Ford says in a statement that his former leadership rival Tanya Granic Allen will no longer represent the party in the riding of Mississauga Centre.In a statement sent to reporters, Ford says Granic Allen   characterization of certain issues and people has been irresponsible.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The move comes after the Ontario Liberal Party shared a video ear stanley water bottle lier in the day of Granic Allen sharing views the Liberals described as hatred and homophobia.      The video, which was edited and posted on the Liberals ; website, shows the social  stanley cup conservative Granic Allen discussing sex education.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 She says when sees Croatia trying to push radical sexualization on the young, or gay marriage, I almost vomit in disbelief.By The Canadian Press Tpaz Go after    johns    to eradicate human trafficking visionaries insist
 TORONTO 鈥?Ontario is reporting 373 new cases of COVID-19 today, and two more deaths.Health Minister Christine Elliott says 265 of those cases are in people who aren ;t fully vaccinated, or their vaccination status isn ;t known.The seven-day average botella stanley  of daily new cases is down to 416.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        There are 168 people reported to be in intensive care units due to COVID-19, but not all hospitals report that data on weekends.      Today, 88 new school-related cases stanley cup  are being reported, with 77 in students and 11 in staff.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Elliott says nearly 87.5 per cent of eligible Ontarians have at least one dose of a COVID-19 vaccine, and more than 83 per cent have both doses.This report by The Canadian Press was first published Oct. 18, 2021.               vaso stanley  ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        By The Canadian Press

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 The fire services presented a report requesting additional funding to replace an aerial ladder truck during the Feb. 13 Halton Hills council meeting.The replacement of aerial ladder truck 750  a 2004, 65-foot model  is included in the 2023 capital budget at an estimated cost of $1,800,000.Pointing at global post-pandemic impacts across various fields, the report shares that the cost of the ladder truck has increased by approximately $250,000 to $2,050,000.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        In addition, the report states the ladder l vaso stanley ength is insufficient to provide emergency respo stanley cups uk nse to all buildings in the municipality.The report sugge botella stanley sts additional funding be financed from the equipment replacement reserve. Any excess funds would be returned to the reserves. The request will be presented for final disposition at the next council meeting.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 NO-STOPPING-ZONE SIGNSCouncil passed bylaw No. 2023-0008, to amend bylaw No. 1984-0001, for regulating traffic and parking on highways.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Under the bylaw, a no-stopping-zone sign will be installed on both the east and west side of Banting Road from Highway 7, for a distance of 20 meters and 27 meters south of the highway respectively.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                              A third no-stopping-zone sign will be installed Gzrk Montreal toddler in hospital after fire
 Halton has hit an unwanted milestone when it comes to COVID-19.With two more deaths reported this week 鈥?one in Burlington, the other in Milton 鈥?the virus has now been connect stanley cup ed to 500 lives lost in the region since the onset of the pandemic.Fifteen Halton residents are currently being treated for COVID at area hospitals, up one from last week. Nine were admitted for the virus, while six were admitted for other reasons but have since tested pos stanley cup itive for COVID.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Hospital occupancy remains steady, with acute care bed occupancy at 108 per cent 鈥?down from 110 per cent stanley mug  last week 鈥?and the ICU at 69 per cent occupancy, up from 68 per cent.      On a more positive note, the daily-average of cases this week fell to 16.6 鈥?from 17.9 鈥?while the test positivity rate of 12.8 per cent  down from 17.4 per cent  was the lowest its been this year.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 There are two new COVID outbreaks reported, both at long-term care homes 鈥?Extendicare Halton Hills and Maple Villa in Burlington. Overall there are six ongoing outbreaks, up from five last week.There is no significant increase in the presence of COVID-19 at any of the six wastewater sites for the third week in a row, with a significant decrease at Georgetown and Oakville South West sites.

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 The team of family doctors at the Kemptville Health and Wellness Centre has gained another member, and all four physicians continue to accept new patients.The Centre, located at 11 Somerville Road, opened its doors in March and currently shar stanley cup es a building with Spa Jada. A new building for the centre is planned to be constructed on the same lot in the near future.Originally from China, Dr. J.C. Xie moved to Canada 20 years ago, at the age of 10. She went to school at Glebe Collegiate Institute in Ottawa, and completed her residency at the Civic Hospital. She currently lives in Barrhaven and is working part-time at the Centre until September, when she will transition to full-time hours. Dr. Xie also works par stanley cup price t-time in Kanata and Perth, and has seen a range of patients, including more complex cases in the inner city.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                         In smaller communities like Moose Creek and Perth, you see a different population of patients,  she said.  The majority of my patients here  stanley thermos mug are female and relatively healthy, and most of them are between the ages of 30 鈥?50. Dr. Xie says there is a clear shortage of physicians as many are retiring, and she has a number of patients who travel from Ottawa to see her in Kemptville.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                  When I work in Kanata, I see a lot of patients without family doctors,  she said.  When I ask them why, they say theyve been looking for a long time a Ygwe Will we ever travel again  Researcher aims to help countries make better decisions about closing borders during COVID-19
 Bill Scott is trying hard to protect Allandales heritage.But the longtime member of the Allandale Neighbourhood Association and Barries historical neighbourhoods strategy committee admits that goal is difficult to achieve at times, especially when the city has pegged the Essa Road and Bradford Street corridor for substantial growth in the coming years. You dont have to destroy the parts of Allandale that are still left,  he said during a walk along Cumberland Street.  You could tear down all the historic buildings and have redevelopment. But you do that and you lose the soul of the city, the context Barrie grew in and the sense of value of being here. Where is the story of Barrie if you tear down all the residential areas                 ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Barrie council recently passed a series of zoning bylaw changes for the Essa corridor, including a small stretch of Cumberland, that will eventually pave the way for the redevelopment of several properties in the area for residential and business uses.Residents successfully advocated for the preservation of six Cumberland homes slated for rezoning through this process, but Scott said it   clear chan stanley tumblers ges are coming for the neighbourhood.聽        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 The former Barrie racetrack property was included in the rezoning. City staff call th stanley cups e 16.2-hectare site a  signature gateway to Barries downtown and waterfront,  but the dev stanley cup elope

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 Around one in 10 Canadians said they dont plan on getting the COVID-19 vaccine, according to a new survey by the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health, raising questions about how health-care providers could best communicate the importance of getting the jab to skeptical patients.Experts say the results are mostly encouraging, as they show a majority of Canadians are willing to get inoculated. But they raise the persistent issue of vaccine doubt and how hospitals, including CAMH, can best respond. Most patients and their families have been agreeable, in fact, enthusiastic  about the vaccine, said Dr. David Gratzer, a psychiatrist at CAMH. But he added the hospital, like other places offering the vaccine, has encountered some hesitancy.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Since Ontarios vaccine rollout began, CAMH has been offering inoculations to staff and long-term patients. Gratzer said its now giving vaccines to short-term-stay patients as well, and has opened vaccinations to the public in line with eligibility criteria set out by the province.CAMH is also the only hospi stanley cup tal in the Toronto region to include people with a mental illness or substance-use diagnosis and those with dementia under its vaccine eligibility list. Gratzer said this is important as research shows people with a mental illness diagnosis, specifically schizophrenia, have a higher chance of dying from COVID-19 t stanley vaso han the general population.         stanley cup ARTICLE CONTINUES

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 Grimsby town council discussed a report from the planning and development committee that reviewed land use by cannabis growing faculties.The review, conducted by SGL Planning and Design, examined the different opportunities to regulate cannabis production as a land use.The report recommended a number of treatments for cannabis related uses in Grimsby planning documents.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        When it comes to personal growth under the Access to Cannabis for Medical Purposes Act  ACMPR  or designated growth only  as defined by the ACMPR , the report suggests it be permitted with no specific regu stanley taza lations applying.聽 Designated growth occurring together with certified personal growth for medical purposes  under ACMPR , i.e. certified medical growth occurring for more than one person on a premise,  would be  permitted indoor only, as-of-right, in agricultural and rural zones only subject to the requirements of the zoning bylaw, site plan control, and town license,  the report said.        ARTICLE CONTIN stanley cup UES BELOW                                 For licensed cultivation, the report recommends,  Permitted indoor only, through site specific zoning amendment, in agricultural and rural zones only, subject to the requirements of the zoning bylaw, site plan control and town licence.  For licensed packaging or proc stanley cup essing or other uses, it is recommended that it be allowed only in agricultural and rural zones. It would only be permitted i

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 BRACEBRIDGE 鈥?Residents living in a controversial subdivision are pleased with the will of council, ruling against an amendment that could see double the newcomers.The rezoning would allow a series of seven fourplex dwelling with a maximum 28 dwelling units on lands at Gainsborough Road.Mayor Graydon Smith and Deputy Mayor Rick Maloney voted against, advocating the need for affordable housing. This isnt the first time Inveraray Glen Limited has appealed for zoning changes. In 2011, the developer was granted a zoning amendment for seven semi-detached buildings containing 14 semi-detached dwelling units. This new proposal doubles that.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The surrounding units are predominately detached dwelling to the west and the Beaver Creek valley lands to the north, south and east. This recent amendment would see the number of dwelling units on the subject lands double.Residents concerns include the proximity to Beaver Creek and the impact on the environment, changes that could see the proposed population double resulting in increased traffic on the roadways raising in potential safety concerns.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Howard and Kate Ruttan, hosted a meeting in their residents prior to the matter com vaso stanley ing before g stanley cup eneral committee in early July. A letter was sent to councillors Mark Quemby and Lori-Lynn Giaschi-Pacini.Howard says, there was a cons stanley cup ensus among the 24 people who met  Ecde Man, 34, charged with murder in    vicious assault
 Kerri Noer has advised her son and his friends not to swim in Bond Lake in Oak Ridges.The Richmond Hill resident regularly reminds them water bottle stanley  about the signs ne stanley taza ar the shoreline forbidding swimming, but says people do it anyway and she is concerned for their safety.The tiny lake, tucked into a pocket of wilderness southeast of Yonge Street and King Sideroad in Oak Ridges, has become a favourite summertime hangout.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        A 55-acre kettle lake, it   found within the Oak Ridges Corridor Conservation Reserve, a 607-hectare natural area between Bathurst Street and Leslie Street.Owned by the province and the Toronto Region Conservation Authority  TRCA , it   managed by the conservation authority to preserve and protect habitat along the Oak Ridges Moraine.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BEL stanley website OW                                 Kate Goodale, a TRCA project manager, advises against swimming there saying the lake was created by the retreat of the glaciers and is an important ecosystem.Swimming is not permitted in the lake for both safety reasons and to preserve the unique kettle lake habitat.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The TRCA carries out aquatic monitoring every few years to determine ecosystem health, she says, but the water isn ;t tested for human use.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                              Carol Davids

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 OTTAWA 鈥?From the slow-paced, tree-lined streets of downtown Charlottetown to the modern, western architecture of metro Vancouver, Canada   urban waterfronts are a beacon for condo developers, tourists and everyone in between.But even in best-case scenarios for global warming, a new series of interactive maps that illustrate the impact of rising sea levels suggest Canada is facing a mind-boggling challenge to keep such popular and often historic neighbourhoods from becoming lost at sea.John Clague, an earth sciences professor at Simon Fraser Un stanley thermos iversity in British Columbia, says thanks to global warming, our oceans are getting an average of 3.3 millimetres higher every year, up from 2 mm a year in the latter half of the 20th century.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The United Nations predicts the world   oceans will be a stanley tumbler t least one metre higher by the end of the current century. After another 100 years, it could be four times that.I call it a disaster in slow-mo, said Clague. It is really a huge problem. It   a global problem and the cost of dealing with  stanley botella this or not dealing with it, depending on what happens, is enormous.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 The U.S.-based organization Climate Central has created interactive maps  http://bit.ly/2j3lJu3  that show how Canadian cities could look if the average global temperature rises between one and four degrees  Tabk Doctors who object to treatment must give referral
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 WHO CAN VOTE Voters must be Canadian citizens, at least 18-years-old and residents of Ontario. Anyone who applied to vote by mail CANNOT vote at the polls. Vote-by-mail kits can be dropped off at returning offices on election day and they must be received by 6 p.m. on June 2.WHEN AND WHERE CAN I VOTE                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        On June 2, election day, you can vote at your assigned polling location from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. If you did not receive a voter card, find your polling location by clicking here. You can register on election day.DO I NEED ID         ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Yes, to vote even with a voter card you must provide a piece of identification with your name on it. People who did not receive a voter card must provide a piece o stanley cups f ID with their name AND their address on it. Photo ID is not required and you do not need to provide information about sex or gender identification.聽ID to prove name includes any document issued by the government of Canada or the government of Ontario including health card, passport, birth certificate and citizenship card, as well as credit or debit cards, stanley uk  employee cards and student cards.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        To prove address, voters can use drivers licences, credit cards or bank statements, pay stubs, personal cheques, T4 slips, utility bills and more. Find the full list here.              stanley mug    ARTICLE CONTI

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 UPDATE: With all 60 polls now reporting in Cambridge, results show that with all 60 polls reporting, mayoral candidate Kathryn McGarry is reported to have won all 60 polls tonight in a major upset. As of 11:46 p.m., McGarry had 13,404 votes, while incumbent Mayor Doug Craig had 7,394.Jovial night for @Kathryn_McGarry as polls show she not only has the lead but reportedly won every poll.  upset  cbridge  MunicpalElections2018 pic.twitter/4yJx3tW0l5鈥?Cambridge Times  @cambridgetimes  October 23, 2018The waves of angst and uncertainty usually accompanying election night turned into a tidal wave of chaos and frustration Monday as online voting systems were overwhelmed by last-minute voters, causing major delays in stanley quencher  poll results.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Online voting in Cambridge, and the rest of the province, hit a major bump in the road just before the polls closed, as voters raced to the online system at th stanley en mexico e same time, bringing the system it to a virtual stop.Municipalities coped with the issue in different ways, delaying the close of the polls by hours stanley tumbler , and in the case of Woolwich Township, stalling the completion of the vote until Tuesday. Here in Cambridge, the closing of the polls was pushed back by an hour to 9 p.m. and online voting continued to 10 p.m. to allow voters time to either cast a paper ballot or complete their vote on line.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Susanne Hillier, city co Mbfx Duration of crisis depends on obedience: PM
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