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 KUTTAWA, Ky. -- A 7-year-old girl who survived a plane crash in Kentucky that killed her parents and two other family members has adidas campus  been released from the hospital, an official said Saturday.Kentucky State Police Sgt. Dean Patterson also said Federal Aviation Administration officia jordan ls have arrived at the scene to try to determine why the small Piper PA-34 crashed as it was flying over in rural southwestern Kentucky early Friday evening.The plane had reported engine trouble and lost contact with air traffic controllers shortly before the 5:55 p.m. CST crash, authorities said. About a half hour later, a man called 911 and told dispatchers that a 7-year-old girl had walked to his home in Kuttawa, Kentucky, and said she had been involved  nike dunk in a plane crash.                                        The girl had walked nearly 1 mile, through thick piles of brush, in temperatures that were less than 40 degrees before reaching the home of 71-year-old Larry Wilkins. She had one sock on her feet, and she walked all that distance barefooted,  Wilkins told CBS News.  I wouldn t want to go in that woods right now in the dark without any lights whatsoever. I wouldn t want to do it. I know you d fall. There s no doubt in my mind. She s a brave little girl.         The girl was treated at Lourdes Hospital in Paducah, Kentucky, and released early Saturday, Patterson said.  This girl came out of the wreckage herself and found the closest residence and reported the plane crash,  Patterson said.  It s

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 Halton Regional Police is getting involved in Crime Prevention Week  Nov. 6-12  by making public appeals about driving safety.The service has produced a public service announcement to raise awareness about distracted driving. The sobering 30-second video about the potentially tragic consequences of distracted driving is available at  IO0jun2GZpQ.It also will be showcased in local movie theatres throughout Crime Prevention Week.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The idea for the video was developed via input from of one of the officers in Halton polices Collision Reconstruction Unit, who has been responding to motor vehicle fatalities for yea stanley thermos mug rs.He noted a common experience when responding to an emergency call is the messages received on victims phones during initial investigation.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 He described the impact on an investigator who knows that the loved one sending those messages is unaware of the situation and will soon have to be notified that the person died in a traffic collision.Halton police says the regions residents continue to identify traffic safety as a priority. Officers will focus on distracted, aggressive and impaired driving.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                         If you observe a vehicle being operated in a ma stanley mugs nner that places you or  stanley termosar anyone else in danger, please call 911,  said Halton police Deputy Chief Nish Kmmu Halton District School Board says students can opt out of    mandatory    eLearning in Oakville and Burlington along with Milton and Halton Hills
 MONTREAL鈥擰uebec Premier Fran莽ois Legault said Thursday he is concerned by the rise in COVID-19 infections as the province reported the highest single-day increase in confirmed cases since June.Legault said the provinces director of public health is analyzing the situation and will make a recommendation soon about whether to close bars and nightclubs following a recent string of outbreaks in the Montreal area linked to those venues. At this moment, we havent ruled out closing the bars,  Legault told reporters in Carleton, Que., in the Gaspe region.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Quebec reported 142 new cases of COVID-19 Thursday and 10 stanley deutschland  new deaths, nine of which occurred in the previous 24 hours. The province has now reported a total of 57,001 COVID-19 cases and 5,646 deaths since the pandemic began.Hospitalizations continue to drop in the province, however. The number of patients being treated in hospital fell by eight, stanley cup  for a total of 277, including 20 people who are in intensive care, the same number as Wednesday.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Authorities said they conducted 12,887 COVID-19 tests Tuesday, the last day for which data is available.The rise in infections comes after authorities recently identified at least 30 cases of COVID-19 linked to nine Mo stanley cup ntreal-area bars, prompting health officials last weekend to instruct anyone who had gone to a bar in the city since July 1 to get tested.     

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 OTTAWA 鈥?Status of Women Minister Maryam Monsef says denying access to the full range of reproductive services 鈥?including abortion 鈥?is a form of violence against women.Reproductive health rights in Canada and around the world are critical to advancing gender equality and the empowerment of women and girls, Monsef said Thursday in an interview with The Canadian Press.We ;re committed to making sure that women and girls have that choice, because otherwise,  stanley canada this is a form of gender-based violence.               ARTICLE C stanley cup ONTINUES BELOW                                        That is why Status of Women Canada, the agency she leads, is giving Planned Parenthood Ottawa $285,000 for a three-year project aimed at improving local services for women and girls who face barriers to their reproductive rights, such as being coerced into either pregnancy or abortion, or having trouble getting contraceptives.Those barriers ca stanley water bottle n include pressure or threats from partners or families, as well as systemic issues facing women from marginalized and vulnerable communities, such as those with disabilities, immigrants and refugees, sex workers, people from the LGBTQ community and those living with HIV or AIDS, but also young women and mothers in general.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Status of Women Canada confirmed that Planned Parenthood Ottawa 鈥?not a clinic, but a pro-choice charitable organization that provides counselling, referr Ahlj Toronto police officer sentenced to nine months in jail for beating of Black Whitby teen
 At least youll remember when Ontario gave up. Or maybe not, since it was timed for the day of the attention-sucking American election. Maybe that was a coincidence: the province set the new bar for COVID-19 restrictions sky-high.But sources indicate this plan was weeks in the making, so probably not. Seven months into the pandemic Ontario praised itself for posting clear COVID-19 restriction speed limits. But they set the speed l stanley vaso imit everywhere at 200 miles per hour, and our police force isnt fast enough to keep up. Drive safe, everyone. This is throwing in the towel,  said one source familiar with the process of setting  stanley cup new thresholds.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                         This gives us a tool that we can really react and prevent the spread when we see it going into certain regions,  said the premier, on the day he raised the bar on what constitutes spread in certain regions.  Before ... everyone would start reacting when we saw th stanley mug e numbers going through the roof,  said Doug Ford, on the day he moved up the roof.Ford seemed to say we are doing better per capita than Manitoba and Alberta and Quebec and the United States, so why not try to catch them         ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                  This is going to be very ugly,  said Dr. Andrew Morris, a professor of infectious diseases at the University of Toronto, and the medical director of the Antimicrobial Stewardship Program at Sinai-University Health Network.  Wer

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 SO, CAN I SMOKE stanley thermobecher  MARIJUANA WHILE CAMPING Yes, anyone over the age of 19 is allowed to smoke or vape tobacco and/or cannabis on a registered campsite in any provincial park in Ontario, including Awenda Provincial Park.HAS THIS CAUSED ANY PROBLEMS                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        According to Ontario Parks staff, there have yet to be any visitor complaints at Awenda Provincial Park regarding cannabis use.WHAT IS THE LAW         ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 The laws governing the use of cannabis changed across Canada on Oct. 17, 2018, when the drug was officially legalized.The federal Cannabis Act, Smoke-Free Ontario Act and provincial Cannabis Control Act regulate the possession and use of recreational cannabis in Ontario, including provincial parks.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        For the most part, the rules around where you can or cant consume cannabis and tobacco are the same.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                              WHAT ARE THE RESTRICTIONS In Ontarios provincial parks, including Awenda Provincial Park, smoking or vaping of cannabis is not allowed in the same areas where smokin stanley flask g tobacco is prohibited.The public is not allowed to smoke tobacco or cannabis in: enclosed public places; sheltered areas with a roof and more than two walls; wit stanley fr hin 20 metres of the perimeter of a playground, within 20 metres of the perimete Qrre New UPS Store in Brampton marks milestone for company
 Halton has 80 new cases of COVID, according to Ontario Public Health.That marks a slight stanley cup  increase from the 83 infections reported on Friday.The Province does not break down daily cases by individual municipality, and the Regions health department does not report numbers on the weekend.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                    stanley website      Province-wide, there were 2,944 cases reported 鈥?a slight uptick from yesterdays 2,907 鈥?with 35 new deaths.      Across Ontario, hospitaliz stanley quencher ations from COVID fell to 1,704, while the number of patients in ICU also dropped 鈥?to 414.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW

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 TORONTO 鈥?Canadians who rooted around dusty basements or tackled overflowing closets during the pandemic are keeping vintage stores, auction  stanley tazas houses and resale websites busy as they try to get rid of their finds.We ;ve had a lot more inquiries from people because they ;re at home, they ;re looking around at what they can get rid of, said Liz Edwards, a client experience manager for appraisals and consignments at Waddingtons.Eve stanley cup rybody was doing a lot of spring cleaning.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Getting top dollar for items people want to part with can take time and effort, but Edwards and others say its worth the trouble.A 2019 report from online classifieds company Kijiji says Canadians selling second-hand g stanley mugs oods made an average $961 per year over the five years before the study and those buying used items saved an average $723 annually.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 The survey of 5,625 Canadians conducted between Sept. 18, 2018 and Oct.12, 2018 found 40 per cent used the money to purchase every day goods, 29 per cent put the money in the bank and 11 per cent paid off debt.A 2021 report from Kijiji also found 18 per cent of Canadians sold more items through the second-hand economy since the pandemic   start than they would have before the crisis.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Cindy Chau, who sells vi Czug Renovations nearly complete at David Busby Centre in Barrie
 Early in the new year, two new wellness hubs dedicated to youth mental health and support services will open their doors in Guelph, and not a moment too soon, says their director. Our youth need us more than ever before,  said Cyndy Moffat Forsyth.Moffat Forsyth is the director of the Grove Youth Wellne stanley cup ss Hubs, a local network that will eventually consist of seven sites acting as  one-stop shops  for youth to address issues related to mental health,  stanley cup community and social services.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The hubs have been in the works since 2018, well before the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, but Moffat Forsyth said the pandemic is heightening their need. The demand for youth mental health services has increased by 40 per cent over the last year,  she said, noting that common issues reported by young people include sadness, anxiety, low mood and depression.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 At the start of the pandemic, no child or youth had to wait for ment stanley puodelis al health care, but as of June 2021, there were 164 youth waiting for psychiatry appointments and 141 waiting for counselling in Guelph and Wellington County, Moffat Forsyth said.Asked how the Grove hubs might help to meet that need, she said youth can get help quickly at one of these sites.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                         A youth walks into our Fergus, Harriston or Palmerston site, and they get

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 BRAMPTON, Ont. 鈥?Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says the federal government is pouring nearl stanley cup y $120 million into affordable rental units in Br stanley cup ampton, Ont.The money is set to be used to build a  stanley water bottle 26-storey building that has been described as being multi-residential and energy-efficient.More than 300 families are expected to be able to live in these units.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The investment is part of the federal government   plan to build stronger communities, create jobs, and grow our middle class, while supporting vulnerable Canadians and helping end homelessness.      The announcement is part of the Rental Construction Financing Initiative, which supports new rental housing builds across Canada.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 The initiative aims to provide low-cost, insured loans to developers and cities where more rental housing is needed.This report by The Canadian Press was first published July 19, 2021.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        By The Canadian Press Rngm StatCan suspends pre-release of jobs data
 Whenever I told someone I was planning to climb to Mount Everest Base Camp this spring, I received the same shocked and wide-eyed response: Be careful! stanley canada  While that   good advice for any adventure, it was difficult to convince friends and family that this trip would not at all be the same thing as actually climbing Mount Everest.Instead, the Everest Base Camp Trek provides an opportunity for regular hikers like me to tackle a feasible portion of one of the most iconic climbs in the world.Base Camp is located at 17,600 feet, well below the peak of Everest, which is 29,000 feet. Base Camp is where those planning to summit spend weeks acclimati stanley cup zing and preparing for their journey. It is also the furthest you can go using only your legs, before other equipment like ropes and ice picks get involved.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        O stanley cup ur eight-day journey to Base Camp began at 9,300 feet, in the small Nepalese mountain town of Lukla. There are no roads to Lukla. It is accessible only by a 30-minute plane ride from Kathmandu. When we landed, I was shocked to find the area crowded and bustling, filled with locals selling trinkets and outdoor gear, and what felt like hundreds of trekkers preparing for their climbs.From Lukla, we wound our way up muddy paths and across dangling suspension bridges, stepping aside for herds of yak and dzo  yak/cattle hybrids  as we walked further and further into the most remote area in which I

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 OTTAWA 鈥?Top defence officials have order stanley trinkflaschen ed Canadian troops to keep up their guard against COVID-19 while painting a gloomy picture of how the pandemic could affect the military and country for the next year 鈥?if not longer.The order and assessment are contained in a new directive to military personnel and Defence Department officials issued Tuesday by chief of defence staff Gen. Jonathan Vance and Defence Department deputy minister Jody Thomas.It represents the latest call to arms to service members since March, when the Armed Forces was first put on high alert in anticipation of requests for assistance as COVID-19 spread across the country.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Military commanders have gone out of their way to protect the Armed Forces from COVID-19 since March, in pa stanley cup rt to ensure enough troops to respond to an emergency at home but also to maintain operations abroad.Tuesdays new directive, issued amid an increase in the number of new COVID-19 cases across Canada in recent weeks, emphasized the continued importance of that objective.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                  The principal challenge confronting DND/CAF as a stanley sverige  resurgence looms is the preservation of force health and the operational effectiveness of critical capabilities while most segments of society remain open,  it reads.It was in that context that  complacency  around physical distancing, mask wearing and other public-health measures Oicd Halton highway closures for planned roadwork on Dec. 13
 Former Township of McNab/Braeside councillor and local businessman Mark MacKenzie is running for Mayor of McNab/Braeside in the upcoming Oct. 24 municipal election.MacKenzie is hosting an election event for the public on Thursday, Sept. 8 from 5:30 stanley cup  to 7:30 p.m. at the John A . Gillies Recreation Centre, 138 Sarah St. East i stanley cups n Braeside. Food will be served.At 6:30 p.m., following an informal meet and greet as the public arrives, MacKenzie will present his vision for the township and how to improve our local government.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Following his remarks, MacKenzie welcomes the opportunity to meet with media representatives, including one-on-one, to discuss his platform and to answer your questions.If you are not able to attend this event, MacKenzie is available to meet with you at your convenience.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                  Oct. 24 is a very important date,  reads a press release. We need:               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        鈥?Open, Inclusive and Transparent Government                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                              鈥?Better Protection for the Township   Environment鈥iscal Responsibility and Fair Taxation. Mackenzie is running agai botella stanley nst current mayor Tom Peckett and current councillor Oliver Jacob.

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 WASHINGTON 鈥?President Donald Trump says the U.S. is not going to get involved in Syria but that he had to act because of chemical attacks there.His comments, aired Wednesday stanley water bottle  on Fox Business News, come less than a week after Trump ordered  stanley termosar a retaliatory strike  stanley thermobecher on Syria based on U.S. evidence that Syrian President Bashar Assad attacked civilians with chemical weapons.Trump said, when I saw that, I said we have to do something.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        But he also appeared to rule out deeper involvement, saying: Are we going to get involved with Syria  No.      Trump also warned that Russian President Vladimir Putin, in backing Assad, is supporting someone who is truly an evil person. That, Trump said, is very bad for Russia and very bad for mankind and the world.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 By Vivian Salama, The Associated Press Wgzd Ontario schools could reopen in June with a  manageable  increase in new COVID-19 cases, experts say
 After nearly four months of trying to convince the Halton District School Board to implement a staff dress code, the parents of a small group of Oakville high school students are threatening to take the issue before a judge.In a six-page letter sent via their lawyer earlier this week, the parents 鈥?two moms and a dad 鈥?have given the board until Thursday to apply the same dress code required of students to teachers.The letter is the most recent complaint sparked by a months-long controversy over an educator who wears oversized prosthetic breasts with protruding fake nipples to school.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        In a report  stanley mug last month, the boards director of education concluded that adopting a dress code for teachers wouldnt solve anything and, in fact, may open up the board to liability.Rishi Bandhu, the lawyer for the parent group, says if the board fails to act, he and his clients will consider other options, including applying for a judicial review, a legal manoeuv vaso stanley re that would leave the decision to the justice system. But, says Bandhu, both he and his clients hope this letter 鈥?and another one also sent earlier this week, asking the minister of educati stanley romania on for his ongoing oversight 鈥?will get the school boards attention.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 The matter involves a transgender high school shop teacher at Oakville Trafalgar High School who has been wearing sheer shirts atop of oversized

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 A new report by the Conference Board of Canada, which just three months ago projected that 2020 would be a recovery year for Alberta, says that Albertas economy will contract by a  historic  seven per cent this year, with the province facing its worst recession on record.While all of Canada is reeling from the economic lockdown implemented to prevent the spread of the COVID-19, the think tank says Albertas economy will be the hardest hit in the country due to the double whammy of the pandemic and the global oil price crash. Albertas never seen a decline like this. The closest it came before was during the  2009  financial crisis when GDP growth fell by 5.5 per cent,  said Alicia Macdonald, associate director of economic forecasting for the Conference Board of Canada.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                     stanley cup     The effects are expected to hit hardest in the second quarter when the provinces unemployment rate will average 17.4 per cent. Other indicators, however, are better at illustrating the depth of economic pain in the province. According  stanley mugs to the Conference Boards Index of Consumer Confidence, 59.2 per cent of Albertans surveyed in May feel pessimistic about their future job prospects.      In addition, more than 30 per cent of Albertans expect to be financially worse off six months from now, and real household consumption is expected to decline by a recor kubki stanley d 10.3 per cent this year.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                Qyno Orillia to welcome NHL alumni during hockey celebration
 OTTAWA 鈥?The federal government is helping finance an innovative, new agricultural production plant in Winnipeg that turns peas and canola into protein powders for the food industry.Merit Functional Foods Corp. plans to have its new 94,000-square-foot production plant at Winnipeg   Centreport running by the end of the year.There it will  stanley cup extract protein from peas and canola stanley thermos  seeds for use in everything from pre-packaged protei stanley cups n shakes and meat-alternative foods to non-dairy creamers and energy bars.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The company intends to use only Canadian-grown peas and canola and claims to be the first in the world that will produce canola protein for the food industry.Ottawa is contributing a total of $100 million, including a previously announced $9.2 million from the Protein Industries Supercluster.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Loans of $25 million and $55 million are coming from Farm Credit Canada and Export Development Canada, while the AgriInnovate Program is contributing a $10-million repayable grant.This facility will be a world leader in plant-based proteins and will create good jobs in a fast-growing field, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said Monday. And by using 100 per cent Canadian inputs, it will also support farmers who produce the canola and yellow peas used in Merit   products.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW             

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 OTTAWA 鈥?Elections Canada is exploring the potential of an electronic ballot delivery system to speed up the process for absentee voters.The agency is calling it a fact-finding exercise to learn more from potential suppliers on how to design a system that would allow voters unable or unwilling to vote on election day or at advance polls to download and print a ballot 鈥?instead of waiting for one to show up in the mail.Elections Canada is seeking information on tools and technologies currently available in the market that could help improve the special ballot vote-by-mail service we currently offer, Melanie Wise, a spokeswoman for the agency, wrote Monday in an email.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Specifically, this could involve electronic delivery of a blank ballot, which voters can print on paper, mark by hand and return to Elections Canada by postal mail.That would include people with disabilities, or living away from home, as well as anyone who does not want to vote the regular way.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Those who are serving in the Canadian Forces, or who are behind bars, also use a special  stanley kaffeebecher ballot, but this is not done by mail.Canada Elections Act would need to be amended before any changes could actually take place.               ARTICLE CONTINUES stanley water bottle  BELOW                                        A proposal to allow absentee vo stanley en mexico ters the option to download an ele Tmto Most actively traded companies on the TSX
 In Torontos downtown Annex neighbourhood, Madeline Jarvis-Cross is sweltering in a third-floor apartment.With few windows and carpeting, the apartment has been retaining the heat. The heat wave gripping Toronto and the GTA adds a new layer to the closures and restrictions brou botella stanley ght about by the COVID-19 pandemic. As of Wednesday, the city had experienced six consecutive days of temperatures rising above 30 C, prompting heat w stanley cup arnings from the city and new restrictions on water usage for smaller regions around the GTA.Jarvis-Cross is one of the many Torontonians weathering the sweltering conditions without air conditioning, while also following physical distancing guidelines meant to keep people safe from the virus.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                         Yeah, you cant go swimming. People are going to the beach 鈥?I dont think it   a good idea,  Jarvis-Cross said. Previously,  if I didn ;t have my office, I would work at a library because theyre air-conditioned. But  now  you cant do that. Working from home during the heat wave has also meant a new set of challenges: her computer is overheating.  A lot of the work I would usually be doing,  stanley cup for my job 鈥?I can ;t really do as much as I would normally do because my computer overheats,  Jarvis-Cross said.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Shes struggling to sleep through the night.  I am not usually a person that has trouble sleeping, but I wake up 鈥?u

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 A menacing fire that devastated residents of a townhouse complex on Bloor Street may have been deliberately-set.While Peel Regional Police Const. Bancroft Wright said there still isnt enough evidence to label the the Oct. 7 blaze that caused more than $4 million damage as arson, he said the investigation is ongoing and the circumstances surrounding the  stanley cup fire are  suspicious.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The cause of the fire, which broke out at 1560 Bloor St. around 2:15 a.m., is undetermined and police are appealing for anyone with information to come forward, Wright said.Multiple units in the complex were destroyed by the fire and others deemed  uninhabitable  due to water damage, police said.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 All families in the complex were displaced as a result of the fire, however, no injuries were sustained.The intense three-alarm fire  completely gutted  one of the homes, according to Mississauga Fire a stanley water bottle nd Emergency Services platoon chief Alan Hills, and firefighters arriving on the scene saw columns of flame reaching into the sky and fire shooting out of the unit like a  blowtorch.  The r stanley cup oof of the familys townhouse collapsed from the blaze as did the roofs of some of the neighbouring units.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Two firefighters were injured and had to be taken to hospital. One firefighter suffered a leg injury that requ Apzr Arizona stretch of I-10 will get dust-storm warning system
 TORONTO 鈥?Tim Hortons has signed a deal with TerraCycle   Loop program to test an option that would allow customers to pay a deposit and receive their order in reusable, returnable cups and food packaging.Once the customer is done they could return the cups and other containers to a participating restaurant and have their deposit refunded.Tim Hortons says the cups stanley cup  and food containers would then be cleaned, sanitized and used again.               ARTIC stanley cups LE CO stanley cup NTINUES BELOW                                        The test program is expected to start next year at select Toronto restaurants.Tim Hortons says it expects that over time, the Loop program will have a growing number of drop-off locations 鈥?both at Tim Hortons restaurants and elsewhere.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 The company announced plans to give away nearly two million reusable cups in February but had to pause the plan due to the pandemic.This report by The Canadian Press was first published Oct. 22, 2020.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Companies in this story:  TSX:QSR                 ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                              By The Canadian Press

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 OAKVILLE, Ont. 鈥?Britain   competition regulator is accusing Canadian specialty drug compan termo stanley y Concordia International Corp. of overcharging for a thyroid drug after raising the price by nearly 6,000 per cent between 2007 and 2017.In a statement of objections, the Competition and Markets Authority is alleging Concordia abused its market dominance in the supply of liothyronine tablets.It says that the price per pack rose from about 4.46 pounds in 2007 to 258.19 pounds  C$437  in July stanley termosky  2017.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Concordia  TSX:CXR  says it does not believe that competition law has been infringed.      The company, based in Oakville, Ont., says the pr gourde stanley icing of liothyronine has been conducted openly and transparently with the Department of Health in the United Kingdom.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Liothyronine tablets are primarily used to treat hypothyroidism, a condition caused by a deficiency of thyroid hormone.The CMA says although liothyronine is not the primary treatment for hypothyroidism, for many patients there is no suitable alternative and, until earlier this year, Concordia was the only supplier.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        By The Canadian Press Cufa Rabid bat found in Flamborough
 Up until a few weeks ago, Canadian snowbird Diane Rood and her husband, Theo, werent sure if they were going to be able to make it to their winter getaway in Florida this year, given the COVID-19-related restricti stanley cup quencher ons on crossing the border by car. I have arthritis. The thought of staying in Canada with our cold, damp weather just seemed inconceivable,  she said.The couple from Lambton Shores, Ont., who always drive to stanley mug  Florida, contemplated taking a commercial flight. But that would mean not having a vehicle when they arrived. Plus, theyd have to leave their beloved black Labrador, Abby, behind.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        After listening to his mothers gripes, Jer stanley taza emy Rood, a helicopter pilot with Great Lakes Helicopter in Cambridge, Ont., got in touch with a friend, Greg McClay, who operates a commercial trucking business, GRM Transportation, out of Dorchester, Ont. It turned out his grandparents were facing the same dilemma.After some brainstorming, they came up with a solution.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 McClay would take snowbirds personal vehicles across the border on his flatbed truck to the Buffalo airport, while Rood would transport the cars owners 鈥?plus any pets 鈥?over the border in his helicopter to the same airport. Once landed, the owners could just get in their vehicles and be on their way, making the roughly 2,000-kilometre drive to Florida. This solved all of our problems,  Roo

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 FORT ERIE, Ont. 鈥?A 23-year-old man has died after a car accident in Fort Erie, Ont.Niagara regional polic stanley mugs e say the crash took place shortly after 10 p. stanley trinkflaschen m. Thursday.They say the man, who was driving a pickup truck, lost control of the vehicle, left the road and landed upside down in a ditch.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The man was the only one in the truck at the time.      Police have not disclosed the cause of the accident but say it remains u stanley water jug nder investigation.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 By The Canadian Press Ftwg Peterborough manslaughter victim identified as Nathan Reeds
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 OTTAWA 鈥?Ontario deputy NDP leader Jagmeet Singh is poised to launch a bid for federal leadership next week, The Canadian Press has learned.Sources familiar with Singh   plans say he will make the announcement at the Bombay Palace in Brampton, Ont., on Monday night 鈥?the venue where he held an election party in 2011 when he entered provincial politics.They also say his campaign will be led by Michal Hay, executive assistant to Toronto city councillor Michael Layton 鈥?the son of late federal NDP lea stanley canada der Jack Layton.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Supporters note Singh is also backed by other New Democrats, including Manitoba legislature member Na stanley mugs hanni Fontaine, party youth wing co-chair Ali Chatur, Quebec organizer and former Layton speech writer Willy Blomme and Peel school board trustee Harkirat Singh.Singh, a 38-year-old criminal defence lawyer and turbaned Sikh, was named deputy to Ontario NDP Leader Andrea Horwath in spring 2015.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 At the time of stanley cup  the announcement, Horwath said Singh had been a dynamic force in politics, adding he increased political participation among young people who viewed him as a community leader and mentor.Inside the provincial wing of the NDP, Horwath also acknowledged Singh   work to push for provincial reductions of auto insurance rates and improving awareness around precarious employment fuelled by temporary job age Nyth CFIA execs mismanaged complaints: watchdog
 GREAT FALLS, Mont. 鈥?Hundreds of trees and flowering shrubs in a Montana city may die due to the past year   weather conditions.The Great Falls Tribune reported Thursday that a dry fall followed by a long stretch of subzero weather in February may have had devastating effects on plant life in Great Falls.Great  stanley cup Falls forester Todd Seymanski says central Montana   warm, dry winds that blow down from the eastern slopes of the Rocky Mountains 鈥?known as Chinooks 鈥?contributed the first part of what became a drastic weather change.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Seymanski says the full extent of the damage likely will remain unknown until next spring.      Seymanski says some damaged trees and shrubs may have enough stored energy to survive, while others tha stanley cup t appear healthy now may fail in the coming months.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 ___Information from: Great Falls Tribune, http://greatfallstribune               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW stanley cup                                         By The Associated Press