Adrv Canadian Blood Services swabbing students for stem cell registry: University, college campaign runs from Feb. 5 to 16
Several new coronavirus cases are being reported in Oakville and Milton Tuesday June 2 .The latest update brings the total for Halton region cases to 723, but 608 of those are recoveries.According to Halton Region Public Health, seven more residents have tested positive for COVID-19, four in Oakville and three in Milton. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW
stanley thermobecher However, there have also been 17 more recoveries 鈥?three in Burlington, six in Oakville, six in Milton and two in Halton Hills.One of the new cases involves a Halton resident aged 0-19, while 3 include residents aged 20-39. One new case is in the 4
cups stanley 0-59 age group while another is in the 60-79 age group, according to Halton Region Tuesday update. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Heres the breakdown:鈥?Oakville has 217 confirmed cases up from 213 Monday with 205 recoveries ARTICLE CONTIN
stanley quencher UES BELOW 鈥?Milton has 170 confirmed cases up from 167 Monday with 156 recoveries ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW 鈥?Halton Hills has 140 confirmed cases down from 141 Monday with 129 recoveries鈥?Burlington has 122 confirmed cases no change from Monday with 118 recoveriesThere are still 25 probable coronavirus cases in Oakville, 20 in Milton, 15 in Burlington and 14 in Halton Hills.Of the total 723 confirmed and probable cases, 78 have been residents or pat Zmat Thousands of peaceful protestors attend BlackLivesMatter rally in Oshawa Sunday
A woman sustained non-life-threatening injuries after a townhouse was sprayed with bullets during an early-morning shooting in Oakville Saturday.Halton Police responded
stanley flask to reports of gunfire in the area of Sixth Line and Munns Avenue shortly after 2:40 a.m. A woman in her 20s, who police said was shot more than once, was taken to hospital. No other injuries were reported.Police recovered approximately 10 shell casings on the walkway leading to the townhouse on The Greenery. There were multiple bullet holes in the front door and another in an upstairs window. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Police were using a drone to survey the residence for additional evidence. Police are seeking a suspect or suspects for what they believe to be a targeted incident. They say there is no evidence to suggest an on-going public safety threat. Investigators will remain on scene throughout the day and will be canvassing for witnesses. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Police ask anyone who may have witnessed the incident, or have any relevant information related to it, to contact 2 District Criminal Investigations Bureau at 905-825-4777, ext. 2215 or 221
stanley puodelis 6.Tips can be submitted anonymously to Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-8477 TIPS or through the website at haltoncrimestoppers.ca. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW amp;amp;lt;! /* Font Def
stanley cup initions */ @font-face
