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Officials at Grand River Conservation Authority are starting to ponder the future of their park system after receiving a year-end update.During the Dec. 15 meeting, the conservation authority board learned its 11 fee-for-use parks had roughly 1.2 million visitors in 2016 and that in the past three years attendance figures have been steadily increasing
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Halton Region Public Health reported 84 new cases of COVID -19 on Tuesday, April 26.This is up slightly from the 82 confirmed cases reported the previous day and the 54 cases reported the day before that.Burlington had the most new cases with 47, followed by Oakville with 20, Milton with 13 and Halton Hills with four. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW It is important to note that due to changes in COVID-19 testing policy these case counts may be lower than the actual
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