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 There are five ca stanley cup ses of COVID-19 at one Georgetown elementary school while another school in town is also reporting a new case, according to the Halton Catholic District School Board   advisory page Tuesday evening  March 2 .The five cases at St. Brigid Catholic Elementary School in Georgetown have left one classroom closed, according to the Board   page. This represents a big jump from just one case being reported there 10 days ago.The Catholic Board has yet to respond to a request for comment on the St. Brigid situation.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW stanley canada                                         Meanwhile, Christ the King Catholic Secondary School is also reporting a new COVID-19 case, but no classroom closure as  stanley quencher of yet.      There are now nearly 50 schools in Halton that have reported COVID-19 cases since in-class learning resumed last month.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW

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 OTTAWA 鈥?Newly released documents show the navy will need help resupplying its fleets at sea even after two multibilli stanley quencher on-dollar support vessels are built.The documents obtained by The Canadian Press show that the navy plans to rely on Chantier Davie   MV Asterix and allies to ensure stanley italia  there is no  capability gap  even after the two new joint support ships are finished in next few years.Canada originally planned to buy three new navy support ships when it launched the project more than a decade ago, but cost overruns saw the order cut down to two. The vessels are being built in Vancouver at a combined cost of $4 billion.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Yet navy officials have continued to indicate that two support ships are not enough to meet the maritime force   long-term needs, as the governments policy requires the military b stanley cup e able to operate two fleets at sea at the same time.The fear is that the navy will be hamstrung whenever one of the two so-called joint support ships is out of commission, either for repairs or for some other reason.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 While the documents play down such a threat, they also acknowledge that to prevent a  capability gap,  the navy will need to rely on the Asterix as well as  sailing with and leveraging allies and partners who have support-ship capabilities. Canada was forced to rely on allies when its previous two support ships were taken o

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 A dangerous new variant of COVID-19 has prompted politicians and public health officials to urge Ontario to prioritize Peel Region for second doses, lest the province repeat its mistakes and get swept into a fourth wave of the pandemic.The public health unit west of Toronto has long been one of the hardest hit regions by COVID-19 due in large part to the high number of essential w stanley kubek orkplaces. Experts now warn that the Delta variant, which first appeared in India, presents a new threat to the region.I  stanley cup quencher need vaccines yesterday. We ;ve got crowded factories, and I know it   like a tinderbox. It will spread like wildfire, Patrick Brown, the mayor of Brampton, Ont., in Peel Region said in an interview               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        I was screaming from the top of my lungs for months previously, about the first rollout. I ;m hopeful that the lessons have been learned.The province was criticized for its per-capita distribution model early in the vaccine effort. It began prioritizing hot spots in late April, sending half of all doses to regions with high COVID-19 rates, but that ended after two weeks.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Evidence now suggests a single dose of a COVID-19 vaccine is not as effective against the Delta variant, which is also known as B.1. stanley cups uk 617.Brown said he   hoping to hear from the province about a change in approach over the weekend.   

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 KINGSTON, Ont. 鈥?Police say they laid hundreds of charges during Queen   University homecoming celebrations in Kingston, Ont., over the weekend.They say 307 of the 330 charges were under the Liquor Licence Act for violations such as having open alcohol, underage drinking and public intoxication.Police say officers seized three kegs during the celebrations on Friday and Saturday.             stanley becher    ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The number of charges was almost double the 166 laid last year and higher than the 203 hand stanley cup ed out in 2015.Thirty-three people were arrested 鈥?30 for public intoxication and three for breach of the peace 鈥?up from 19 in each of the two previous years.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Police Chief Gilles Larochelle described it as a very busy weekend for his force. 8220 stanley becher ;I am extremely proud of their efforts to ensure public safety and order, balanced with restraint and appropriate enforcement, Larochelle said Monday in a release.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The university cancelled its fall homecoming in 2008 after police made 140 arrests on a variety of charges as thousands crowded Kingston   streets.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                              Homecoming returned in 2013 and had seen fewer arrests and charges until this year.By The Canadian Press Anwt Schlatter seeks to appeal murder conviction
 The Robinson Huron Treaty Litigation Fund leadership and the governments of Canada and Ontario began mediated discussions on Jan. 16 with Murray Sinclair serving as the mediator. On Thursday, Patricia C. Hennessy agreed to an adjournment, which will delay Stage 3 proceedings by two weeks to allow all parties to come together for settlement discussions.Stage 3 鈥?the final stage of the Robinson Huron Treaty annuities case 鈥?was scheduled to begin Jan. 16. This stage considers the remaining issues, including the amount of compensat stanley cup ion 鈥?if any 鈥?that is owed to the beneficiaries. It would also decide whether liability to pay compensation lies with Ontario stanley italia  or Canada, or both.The 21 Robinson Huron Treaty First Nations  including Wasauksing, Shawanaga, Nipissing, Magnetawan, Henvey Inlet and Dokis  and the governments of Canada and Ontario are currently in li stanley cup tigation with Canada and Ontario for breach of treaty. Under the Treaty, annuities to the First Nations and beneficiaries were supposed to increase as resource revenues within the Treaty territory increased. In reality, the annuity increased only once, rising from $1.60 to $4 in 1875, and hasn ;t increased since.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Robinson Huron leadership has consistently been calling on both governments to reach a negotiated outcome to the annuities case. In December 2022, the Robinson Huron Treaty Litigation Fund met with the governments of Canada and Ontario to

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 TORONTO 鈥?The Ontario Liberal government is blitzing federal Conservative leadership candidate Kevin O ;Leary with a series of fact-check open letters, which a political pundit said could be part of an electoral long game.McMaster University political science professor Henry Jacek said the Liberals know that going after O ;Leary will appeal to their potential voters.They ;re not likely to like Kevin O ;Leary at all, so it doesn ;t hurt at all to tell these people: Kevin O ;Leary doesn ;t like us, ; he said.               ARTIC stanley cup LE CONTINUES BELOW                             starbucks stanley cup             If you know your base dislikes somebody and doesn ;t trust them, boom, just play that up that they ;re attacking you...Going into the next election they ;ll probably move it a little  stanley canada step more and associate the opposition leader with Kevin O ;Leary.Premier Kathleen Wynne fired off the first open letter on Sunday, taking the former Dragon   Den television personality to task for comments he had made about Ontario   auto sector 鈥?noting it has seen nearly $2 billion in investment recently 鈥?and corporate tax rate.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 O ;Leary responded in kind Monday, slamming Wynne in an open letter of his own for Ontario   more than $300-billion debt and suggesting she call a snap election at a time when her popularity is ext Lazx Archeologists find hidden tunnels below Alcatraz prison
 Mothers Day is around the corner and reservations are up 21 percent compared to pre-pandemic 2019, according to OpenTable data.The online restau stanley cup rant reservation provider Thursday  April 21  released its list of the Top 100 Brunch Restaurants in Canada for 2022, with Mother   Day less than three weeks away.The list is aptly timed, as 66 percent of Canadian diners believe choosing the right restaurant is the most important part of the Mothers Day experience, according to an OpenTable press release.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        With 40 percent of Canadians planning to dine out this Mothers Day following two unprecedented years, its no surprise that diners plan to stanley mugs  splurge, OpenTable added.For the 42 percent of Canadians planning to enjoy brunch out on the May 8, restaurants from coast to coast are represented on this years 100 Best Brunch Restaurants in Canada list, said said Matt Davis, country director, OpenTable Canada.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                  We a stanley quencher re seeing pent up demand for dining out across the country with reservations up 21 percent compared to pre-pandemic levels. Mothers and mother figures will be truly celebrated this year, as they should, and OpenTables 100 Best Brunch list is the perfect place for inspiration as Canadians plan to honour the mother figures in their lives,  Davis said.The list reflects the combined opinions of more than 820,963 restaurant reviews

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 TORONTO 鈥?Food insecurity is soaring as a result of COVID-19, leading to a major spike in new food bank clients since the pandemic began, according to a report by a Toron stanley quencher to-based charity.The report, published Wednesday by the Daily Bread Food Bank, reveals the rate of new clients accessing its member food banks has more than tripled over the co stanley hrnek urse of the crisis.The report says intake data from across the city found 6,100 people began accessing food banks in June, compared to 2,000 in February.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        An accompanying survey suggests abou stanley cup t three-quarters of those new clients began accessing food banks as a direct result of the pandemic, with job losses and reduced hours cited as the major reasons.Neil Hetherington, CEO of Daily Bread Food Bank, said the report outlines a tale of two cities in which some residents are more vulnerable than others.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Some have experienced the pandemic and were able to stay at home and had the choice and ability to work from home and others were not given that choice, he said.Of the 221 food bank clients who responded to the phone survey, 34 per cent said they would not be able to pay their rent four to six months from now.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Twenty-eight per cent said they received the Canada Emergency Response Benefit but still needed to rely on  Quke Two more confirmed cases of coronavirus in Waterloo Region
 COVID-19 hospitalizations in Halton continue to rise.According to Halton Healthcare and Joseph Brant Hospitals websites, there are currently 22 people being treated for COVID-19 in the regions hospitals. Thats up from 17 one week ago.Of the COVID-19 patients, 13 are being treated at Oakville Trafalgar Memorial Hospital, with five in Georgetown, three in Burlington and one in Milton.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        For a three-week period in June, COVID-19 patients in Halton remained at 10 or less. However, hospitalizations began to rise starting June 28. By July 1, there were 20 people being treated for the virus in the region.As of Friday, Haltons hospitals were at 91 per cent capacity for acu stanley cup te care beds and 63 per cent for intensive care unit beds.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                               stanley cup    Lab-confirmed cases have also been on the rise. Halton topped 50 cases for three consecutive days  60, 53, 60  between July 5-7. Prior to that, Halton had only one day with more than 50 cases since May 20. The seven-day average is 41.6 lab-confirmed cases per day, its highest point since la stanley spain te May.Halton Region has had 383 COVID-19-related deaths, but none since June 12.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        There are 11 on-going outbreaks in the region, five in retirement homes, two in long-term care homes, three in congregate living settings and one at Oakville Trafalgar Memorial Hos

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 LUCKNOW, India 鈥?Police are investigating a mysterious raft of attacks in which Indian women say they ;re waking up to find someone has chopped off their hair.A top official in northern Uttar Pradesh state says police h stanley thermoskannen ave advised people not to believe or s stanley tumbler pread rumours following the death of a 65-year-old woman who was beaten by a mob on suspicion that she was a witch responsible for the hair theft.Anand Kumar says village committees have been ordered to quash rumours about ghosts or witches cutting off women   braids. Similar complaints have come from neighbouring Haryana and Delhi suburb stanley flask s.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Kumar said Friday police are investigating the claims.      Some psychiatrists believe they may be due to mass hysteria or hallucination.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 By The Associated Press Xxzv Early bank accounts provide life lessons
 The OPP is currently investigating a break, enter and theft that occurred at the auction sales barn near Woodville.On Sept. 14, an officer from the Kawartha Lakes OPP attended the auction sales bar stanley cup becher n on Woodville Road in response to a break, enter and theft.聽Initial investigation indicated that the incident had occurred between 5:30 p.m. on Saturday, Sept. 12 and 8:30 a.m.  stanley mug on Sunday, Sept. 13, 2020.聽A Scenes of Crime Officer  SOCO  attended the location to assist with the investigation.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Anyone having information on this crime or any others is asked to contact the City of Kawartha Lakes OPP at 1-888-310-1122.聽      Information can also be reported anonymously by calling Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-8477  TIPS  or by going to聽kh.crimestoppersweb聽and submitting an anon stanley cup website ymous tip online.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW

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 Labour groups and some politicians are pushing to repeal a bylaw that allows retailers north of Toronto to stay open on holidays such as Family Day.Councillors in York Region, whic stanley becher h consists of nine municipalities including Markham, Vaughan and Richmond Hi stanley mug ll, Ont., voted 17-3 in favour of the Holiday Shopping Bylaw in November.The legislation exempts all businesses from a provincial law requiring them to close on nine statutory holidays each year. They ;re now able to open, if they choose, for 364 days per year 鈥?every day except Dec. 25.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The Toronto and York Region Labour Council has drafted a petition urging York Region to reconsider the bylaw, saying the extra days will cut into retail workers ; valuable time with their families.Labour council president John Cartwright said that in today   incredibly fast-paced world, that time is more important than ever.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Often, that   the only guaranteed time that people know they can spend with their families 鈥?statutory holidays 鈥?and now that   be stanley termosky en stripped away, he said.According to the York Region Employment and Industry Report, approximately 64,000 people are employed in the retail sector in the region. Cartwright said many of them work two or three jobs in order to get by.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                             Tgzh Toronto council approves permanent bike lane
 TORONTO 鈥?Ontario child-care operators and staff are calling on the provincial government to take steps to make daycares safer during the COVID-19 pandemic and to ensure the sector   long-term viability.One immediate step urged by the stanley kubek  dozens of operators, labour groups and public health experts who signed a letter to the premier that was released Wednesday was to reinstate eligibility for PCR testing.Late last year in response to a surge in Omicron cases, the province limited access to PCR testing to high-risk settings, which doesn ;t include child-care centres or schools, except if a student or staff member develops symptoms while at school.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The child-care operators and staff say allowing access to PCR testing would mean centres co stanley water bottle uld track cases and parents would only have to isolate at home with their child for one or two days in the event of a negative result, instead of five.We have the vast majority of our families who don ;t have the privilege of being able to stay home with their children for another five days, said Sheila Olan-Maclean, a child-care operator and the president of the Ontario Coalition for Better Child Care.        ARTICLE CONTINUES  stanley becher BELOW                                 It means the difference between having a job and not having a job to go back to.When asked if the province would consider giving children, families and staff in child

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 It   now considered as essential as offering toilet paper.The City of Burlington has approved a program to permanently provide free menstrual products in public washrooms. The products are available in 92 public washrooms throughout 20 city recreational facilities, including city hall.They are provided in all mens, womens and universal change rooms and washrooms.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Victor Ljuljdjuraj, the manager of facility operations, said this is a move toward greater equality.       The approval of a permanent program to provide menstrual products is stanley cup  a positive step towards equality in Burlington. In the same way we do not expect people to pay for toilet paper or soap in our restrooms, providing these products eliminates a barrier, is inclusive and welcoming,  sai starbucks stanley cup d Ljuljdjuraj.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                    stanley water bottle               A pilot for the program began in March 2022.The city said the move also provides a more inclusive approach to support the needs of transgender and non-binary individuals. Mrph Three    Freedom Rally    organizers charged
 Seguin Pioneer United Church are happy to once again be meeting in-person Sunday mornings.To celebrate their first service back, members chose to have an  Orange Shirt  service Sunday, July 18, to recognize that  Every Child Matters.  All are welcome to join us at 10 a.m. Sundays at the Rankin Lake Road site. For the month  stanley cup of August, we will be meeting at our Orrville location. All are welcome.Seguin Pioneer United Church acknowledges the land and waters surrounding it are the traditional territory of  stanley cups the Anishinabek people, who were its stewards for thousands of years before immigration to this area. We seek a new relations stanley mug hip with the Original peoples of this land, and we give thanks that all people can share in its stewardship now.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        聽      Article provided by the Seguin Pioneer United Church.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW

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 Public health inspectors issued a closure order at a Richmond Hill restaurant and handed out tickets for violations under the provinces Health Protection and Promotion Act at three other York Region food service providers.鈥?Thai Basil, 1070 Major Mackenzie Dr., Richmond Hill, received a closure order Nov. 6 for operating a food premises in a manner permitting a health hazard and failing to maintain the food premises in a clean and sanitary condition.The restaurant was reinspected and reopened on Nov. 7.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Health inspectors issued tickets at three other establishments.鈥?Yummy Sushi, 1480 Major Mackenzie Dr., Richmond Hill, was charged Nov. 7 with failing to protect food from contamination or adulteration, operating a food premises maintained in manner adversely affecting sanitary condition and failing to provide paper towels in a food preparation stanley mugs  area.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 鈥?Famee Furlane Club of Toron stanley mugs to, 7065 Islington Ave., Vaughan, was charged Nov. 8 with operating a food premise with mechanical equipment not maintained to provide wash water between 60 C and 71 C.鈥?Wild Wing, 3175 Rutherford Rd., Vaughan, was charged Nov. 10 with operating a food premise with mechanical equipment not maintained to provide sufficient chemical solution rinse and failing to provide a thermometer in a storage compartment.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW stanley cup                       Umbe Peeved Canadian snowbirds devising plans to avoid hotel-quarantine  jail
 THE GOAL: Develop a mobile health app that will monitor the symptoms of COVID-19 patients who are isolating at home, use that information to predict whether a patients condition will worsen and alert a health-care provider should that patient require medical care.THE TEAM: A group of physicians, clinician-scientists and computer scientists; the principal investigators are based at Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre, University Health Network  UHN  and the University of Toronto.THE TIMELINE stanley cup : The study, which received funding in June from the Canadian Institutes of Health Research and the non-profit PSI Foundation, is ready to recruit patients to collect data to test-drive the technology. The team hopes to wrap up the research by summer 2021.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                          stanley quencher                In mid-March, after COVID-19 shut down much of the country, Dr. Andrea Gershon was among a group of researchers who reluctantly halted their tr stanley cup ial of an innovative health app for patients with a debilitating lung condition.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 The trial for patients with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, or COPD, was the result of five years of research to create a way for physicians to remotely monitor peoples symptoms and intervene should their condition worsen.But the arrival of COVID-19 meant Gershon and her colleagues could no longer safely recruit patients.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                 

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 HONG KONG 鈥?African park rangers urged Hong Kong lawmakers to approve a ban on ivory sales but warned that giving in to traders ; demands for compensation would fuel more elephant poaching.Lawmakers and officials heard public submissions from the rangers and other groups Tuesday on the government   long-awaited proposal to prohibit all local ivory trading by 2021.The proposal is expected to pass later this year but faces resistance from the city   licensed dealers and traders, who are permitted to sell only ivory acquired before a 1990 ban on international trading.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                  stanley thermobecher                        They want millions of dollars in return for giving up their stockpile, but the rangers say poachers will see the compensation as an incentive to keep on slaughtering elephants for their tusks.If we compen stanley nz sate for ivory as the trade goes down, there will be an upsurge of poaching in Africa because the poachers will see it as if the Hong Kong government is actually buying up ivory, said Erik Mararv, manager of Garamba National Park in the Democratic Republic of Congo, told reporters ahead of the consultation.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Josias Mungabwa, a former investigator with the Zambian Wildlife Authority, said ivory trading stanley sverige  fuels insurgencies fighting legitimate governments in Africa because syndicates use proceeds from ivory sales to buy weapons.The closure of ma Aifj Sparks from renovations blamed for Oakville house fire
 Flamborough   Ken Forth says reports that the federal government will allow temporary foreign workers into the county, despite border restrictions designed to limit the spread of the novel coronavirus, are  incorrect. Forth is the president of the organization which administers the Seasonal Agricultural Workers Program  SAWP  in Ontario. The progr vaso stanley am, which is in its 54th year, was expected to place roughly 18,0000 temporary foreign workers in 1,450 Ontario farms this growing season.Forth, a Lynden-area broccoli farmer, said an email by Ernie Hardeman, Ontario   Minister of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs, that said the workers will not face the same restrictions placed on other travellers to Canada is  incorrect.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                         The minister of agriculture and food in Ontario jumped the gun,  he said.  There has been no such announcement whatsoever. What he said was incorrect.         ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 While Forth acknowledged that  coul stanley botella d change in a moment,  he said no information has been announced. He said the Ontario fruit and vegetable industry provided a detailed brief to the provincial cabi stanley cup net at 7 p.m., on Wednesday evening. Were waiting for their response, which we havent got yet,  Forth said of cabinet.  Were trying our best.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        In the email, Hardeman said the  announcement by

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 TORONTO 鈥?TD Bank Group is making several changes to its senior executive ranks as its head of Canadian personal banking plans to retire.The bank says Teri Currie, group head of Canadian personal banking, will retire at the end of January after almost 35 years with the bank.She will join the board of directors of TD   U.S. bank effective Feb. 1.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Michael Rhodes, group head for innovation, technology and shared services, will become group head, Canadian personal banking.TD also says Greg Braca, group head of U.S. retail, will become vice-chair of TD Bank in the U.S., reporting to TD Bank Group CEO Bharat Masrani.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Leo Salom, group head of wealth management and TD Insurance, will become group head U.S. retail and Raymond Chun, president of TD Direct Investing, will become group head of wealth and insurance.This report by The Canadian Press was first published Oct. 28, 2021.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                        stanley becher        stanley vaso            Companies stanley cup  in this story:  TSX:TD                 ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                              By The Canadian Press

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 TORONTO 鈥?The first full day of winter is bringing in snow and some freezing drizzle to much of southern Ontario.Commuters across the region are experiencing a sloppy  stanley tazas and slippery morning drive for the last day of school and work before the holiday break.Environment Canada is issuing special weather statements from as far east as Cornwall, Ont., all the way west to Windsor, Ont.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The weather agency says areas in eastern Ontario can expect between five to 10 centimetres of snow before it tapers off Friday evening.      The Toronto and Hamilton areas are expected to stanley cups uk  see two to four centimetres, and southerwestern Ontario will get two to five centimetres.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Environment Canada says freezing drizzle may begin in the evening and into Saturday morning for much of southern Ontario.School bus ser stanley thermosflasche vice has been cancelled in many of the affected areas, but schools remain open.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        By The Canadian Press Ivsp Why gas prices increased so much Thursday in Ontario and why relief is coming
 As communities across Toronto navigate the thorny task of cultivating shared gardens during COVID-19, residents in one of the citys densest neighbourhoods are using the pandemic to reimagine how they grow food together.On Sunday, volunteers planted 37 fruit trees 鈥?including cherry, peach, apple and pear 鈥?in the green spaces around nine apartment buildings in Thorncliffe Park. At the same time, work is underway to transform one of the neighbourhoods community gardens into a high-yield urban farm, to increase production and access.Organizer Susan Wright said the idea to create an  edible landscape  in Thorncliffe Park took root in early spring, when COVID-19 shut down community gardens.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                         stanley mug  You see beautiful stories everywhere, where people have taken this opportunity to pivot a bit and try something new and that is kind of what has happened with us,  said Wright, who is managing director of the non-profit sum stanley cup merlunch+, which delivers healthy food to kids in Thorncliffe Park, and started one of the neighbourhoods community stanley cups  gardens. We saw an opportunity to do something differently and we are doing it better as a result,  Wright said.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Wright, who lives in Seaton Village, partnered with Thorncliffe Park resident Michelle Delaney, who runs Thorncliffe Park Urban Farmers.The initiative is a collaboration between these groups and two land owners,