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 EDMONTON 鈥?A jury is being urged to consider the mental state of a man accused of killing two co-workers and wounding four others in a bloody knife attack at a grocery warehouse.Jayme Pasieka has pleaded not guilty to 10 charges, including first-degree murder an stanley becher d attempted murder, in the stabbings three years ago.Defence lawyer Peter  stanley thermoskannen Royal said during closing arguments Thursday that jurors should have doubts about whether the Crown   case meets the test of showing intent for first-degree murder. He suggested they could find Pasieka guilty of manslaughter.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Thierno Bah, 41, and Fitzroy Harris, 50, were killed in the attack.Royal said the evidence shows Pasieka stanley thermos mug , 32, suffered from severe schizophrenia and that he told police he didn ;t plan to kill and felt sad about what happened.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 This was a man going through a nervous breakdown, Royal said. Clearly Mr. Pasieka was severely disturbed at the time.Crown prosecutor Kim Goddard told the jury that Pasieka   mental-health symptoms were mild and evidence shows he planned to end his own suffering by killing others.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Goddard said that on the day of the stabbings Pasieka wore a military-style vest, dressed all in black and left his Edmonton home with two knives. Before going to work Ytyp David Olive: No one has amassed more influence on global health than Bill Gates 鈥?but despite recent criticism, he did not abuse his power
 Toronto p stanley cups olice have identified the man killed in a downtown shooting as 21-year-old Dimarjio Jenkins, a local rapper who went by the name Houdini.Police say a boy and a woman were also wounded when shots rang out shortly after 4 p.m. on Tuesday near the intersection of King a stanley cups nd Peter streets.Jenkins was pronounced dead shortly after the shooting, while the boy and woman are expected to recover.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Investigators say the two males were targeted while the woman appeared to be an innocent bystander.Police Chief Mark Saunders said Tuesday he   confident that they ;ll be able to solve the case because of the evidence they ;ve already collected.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Warner Music Canada, which worked with Jenkins on a compliation album showcasing Toronto   rising stars, says the young man was exceptionally talented.Houdini had unlimited potential as an artist and we are incredibly saddened that his life was cut short, said Warner Music Canada president Steve Kane. Our thoughts are with his famil stanley cups y during this unimaginable time. We urge our elected officials to help address the root causes of gun violence and put an end to these tragedies.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        This report by The Canadian Press was first published May 27, 2020.             

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 Amy Fowlows grandmother didnt die from COVID-19, but Fowlow said for her family, it certainly felt like she did.A week after her nana Beverley, who had severe Alzheimers, was placed in a long-term care facility in Markham, the home went under lockdown and Fowlow could not stanley sverige  visit her anymore.Then on May 16, she died in her sleep.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Instead of getting to follow her nanas wishes for a burial, Fowlows family is instead left with an urn of her ashes, waiting for the day when their family and friends will be permitted to come together to celebrate her life in their traditional way. When we can have a funeral, we are going to bury the urn wrapped in the dress that she wanted to be buried in,  Fowlow said.  She did not want to be cremated 鈥?I think that  decision  was especially hard on my mom.         ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 The current restrictions for bereavement gatherings in Ontario allow for up to 10 people to be present at one time. This includes outdoor burials as well.According to the Bereavement Authority of Ontario,  some cemeteries may have more rigid restrictions. A few cemeteries are now closed to the public and are simply doing the burials without mourners present, which is their right.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                         It feels like whole worl stanley termoska d has just stop stanley fr ped and it feels like every morning I wake up and its just happ Czir Porter orders Embraer jets, will use Pearson
 Navdeep Bains, the federal minister of innovation, science and economic development, was in town on Friday to announce a $10 million investment in the Ryerson University-led Rogers cybersecurity catalyst planned fo stanley cup website r downtown Brampton.Bains, who is also the minister responsible for FedDev Ontario, joined Bramptons four Liberal MPs 鈥?Sonia Sidhu  Brampton South , Ruby Sahota  Brampton North , Kamal Khera  Brampton West , and Ramesh Sangha  Brampton Centre  鈥?at the Rose Theatre for the announcement June 14.By leveraging experti stanley mugs se from our post-secondary institutions, like Ryerson, and draw stanley cups ing from a strong pipeline of Canadian talent, our government is ensuring that our workers have the right skills to seize the opportunities of this new economy and help protect Canadians privacy and security online,  said Bains in a release following the event.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Brampton council committed $5 million to the project in February, after the Ford government pulled funding for a planned Ryerson University satellite campus in the citys downtown last October. Rogers Cybersecure Catalyst will provide training, commercial acceleration, support for applied RD, public education and policy development, all with a focus on helping make Canada a global leader in cybersecurity,  said Ryerson president and vice chancellor Dr. Mohamed Lachemi.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 The original partne

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 Grey County OPP officers and Georgian Bay Community School students will face off in the Hockey Challenge on Feb. 16.The event will take place from 1 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. at the Meaford Arena and will feature students and OPP officers playing hockey.The OPP is organizing more than 30 Hockey Challenge events across the province in partnership with local communities to raise awareness about youth homelessness.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The Hockey Challenge eve stanley canada nts began in Dec. 2016 and will run through March 2017.Sportsnet will produce a feature that will air on Feb. 18 鈥?Hockey Day in Canada 鈥?that highlights the Hockey Challenge and the OPPs involvement with The Push for Change.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 As part of its community safety partnership with The Push for Change, the OPP is mobilizing and engaging with youth and various stakeholders in more than 170 community-based events such as hockey games and community meals.These events raise awareness about the risk factors and vulnerabilities affecting homeless youth, while fostering positive connections between the OPP, youth stanley cup , families, st cups stanley akeholders and communities.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The Push for Change is a national awareness and youth empowerment campaign focused on ending youth homelessness. From May 1 to Sept. 30, Joe Roberts 鈥?a former street youth turned successful entrepreneur Mhwb The Stars Group Inc. acquires Sky Betting and Gaming
 Halton Regional Police are warning homeowners and online shoppers after a package ordered from Amazon as a Christmas gift was snatched from a front porch in Oakville.The incident that occurred Friday  Dec. 5  around 1:30 p.m. at a home in the area of Neyagawa Boulevard and Dundas Street West, was captured on the homeowner   home security camera:               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The man, wearing sun glasses and a hoodie, approaches the home and quickly snatches the package, which was a Hot Wheels toy ordered from Amazon.ca, and runs off.Police say this type of crime, known as porch pirating, happens more frequently in Halton this time of year due to the increase in online ordering for stanley website  Christmas.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 So, if youre shopping online this holiday season, you should take other precautions to protect your packages from being taken right off your front porch.Here are five tips:               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        1.聽 If availa stanley canada ble, ask for your package to be delivered to a side or back door, out of sight.                stanley cup  ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                              2.聽 Enlist the help of a neighbour. Either have your package delivered to a trusted neighbour who is home during the day, or ask a neighbour to keep an eye out for a package delivery and to retrieve it when it is delivered.3.聽 If permitted, h

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 Fifteen years after reconstruction of Highway 6 around York Road in Pleasant View, Ontarios Ministry of Transportation is proposing new projects including widening of Highway 6 behind Atkinson Boulevard and rehabil stanley bottles itation of the Newman Road bridge 鈥?the only route in and out of the rural residential area.Area residents say some of the local proposals are unnecessary, so soon after being impacted by other ministry projects. Deadline for public comment is April 4.Deputy project manager Riyaz Sheikh of consultant AECOM said property owners affe stanley cup cted by the need to acquire property for a new Highway 6 southbound lane will be contacted.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Environmental planner Tyler Drygas of AECOM said the noise barrier along the south side of the highway would be moved back to accommodate road widening. Were going to have edge impacts to these  Niagara Escarpment  lands, particularly on the west side of Highway 6 at York Road. Were looking at opportunities to mitigate those,  Drygas said.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 He said planners will meet with Niagara Escarpment Commission staff.Sheikh said Newman Road bridge was identified as requiring li stanley termosar fe cycle maintenance.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                         Its standard practice to rehabilitate structures and carry out preventative maintenance,  he said.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW              Hsys Happy Baby Spa opens in Brampton
 On March 22, Dr. Janine McCready, an infectious disease specialist at Michael Garron Hospital, called out the province for maintaining that COVID-19 is coming primarily from foreign travellers. We need a clear statement openly acknowledging community transmission  letting go of the preoccupation with travel,  she鈥痶weeted, saying this information was weeks behind the reality she was seeing in the emergency room.   This  lack of recognition of the increasing number of cases with NO LINK TO TRAVEL is irresponsible. McCready continued, arguing that the public had been led to believe they were not at risk if they had not been in contact with traveller stanley website s. But, McCready went on:  People need to modify their behaviour NOW  we need to give them accurate information so they can do so.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The next day, the provin stanley cup ce ordered all non-essential workplaces closed. The day after that, Dr. Theresa Tam, Canadas chief medical officer of health, announced that鈥痗ommunity transmission had overtaken travel as Canadas primary source of virus cases.While its questionable if Tam was influenced by McCreadys tweets, the episode is one of many exam stanley cup ples of social media presaging public health authorities.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 The daily press conferences held by Canadas public health officials are supposed to provide the most up-to-date information on the pandemic and the best advice

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 TORONTO 鈥?Doug Ford moved to appease social conservative voters on Tuesday, vowing to scrap and replace the Liberal government   sex-ed curriculum days after dropping one of its staunchest opponents as a candidate in the spring election.The Progressive Conservative leader also said he ;d tie post-secondary funding to free speech as he announced three education pledges ahead of Wednesday   official start to the campaign.Several Canadian campuses have seen incidents recently in which controversial speakers or professors have come under fire for their views. One of the most publicized was that of Lindsay Shepherd, a Wilfrid Laurier University teaching assistant who was chastised for airing a clip featuring professor Jordan Peterson, who has refused to use gender-neutral pronouns and has become a hero of the campus free speech movement.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Ford did not provide details on how his proposed process would work, but said universities are supposed to be a place where  stanley en mexico people exchange ideas, and too many schools are putting limits on t stanley cup price hat.We will ensure that publicly funded universities defend free speech for everybody, Ford said. But we have to remember that free speech is not an invitation to be reckless or hurtful and it all c stanley thermos mug omes down to respect.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Emmett Macfarlane, a political science professor at the Uni Onhx Halton Hills    Sept. 12 forecast: Sunny
 Whitchurch-Stouffville council voted to pass the 2021 budget, and your taxes are going up a little. The operating budget is $62,428,485, and the capital budget is $12,955,600.The towns portion of the tax bill includes a 1.89 per cent tax levy increase. The tax increase is comprised of a 0.89 per cent levy increase for day-to-day operating expenses and a 1 per cent increase for capital levy. The 1.89 per cent increase is significantly smaller than the 5.2 per cent increase that came with the 2020 budget, a stanley mug s the town tried to minimize the size of the increase. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the 2021 budget focuses more than ever on being fiscally reasonable, 聽To stanley cup wn of Whitchurch-Stouffville Mayor Iain Lovatt said.  However, the town is still determined to maintain and increase service levels residents rely on every day. We are absolutely committed to enhancing our residents living, working and leisure experiences here in town.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The 2021 operating budget includes the Whitchurch-Stouffville Public Library grant of $2,164,730.      Highlights for the operating budget include hiring two full-time parking bylaw officers, one customer service associate, four firefighters, an arborist and two part-time road workers.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Highligh stanley taza ts from the capital budget include $1.6 million for Lloyd Street re-construction, $1.5 million for various roads repairs, $900,

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 REGINA 鈥?The Saskatchewan government says the sale of legal cannabis will be handled by the private sector with government oversight but it   still mulling over a minimum age of consumption.Gene Makowsky, minister responsible for the Saskatchewan Liquor and Gaming Authority, says the authority will issue about 60 retail permits to private operators in as many as 40 municipalities and First Nations communities.Makowsky said the government opted to let the private sector handle sales bec stanley cup ause it would have been too costly for the government.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The cost associated with running a public entity would be quite substantial, he said Monday. Those tens of millions of dollars that would be required upfront, I ;d rather see those go to schools and hi stanley cups uk ghways and roads in our province.Permits will initially go to places with populations of at least 2,500. Larger communities will be allocated addit stanley travel mug ional permits. Retailers will have to pass a good character test similar to that required for the sale of alcohol, Makowsky said.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Eligible First Nations and municipalities will have the option to opt out of having a retail cannabis store.This is the respectful way to go.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The final number of retail permits is to depend on  Zzkk Rare offering   : Huge mansion in Halton Hills listed for more than $6 million
 OTTAWA 鈥?The Canadian government is telling the Federal Court of Appeal a judge made serious legal mistakes in striking down a refugee pact between Ottawa and Washington.Canada   lawyers argue Federal Court Justice Ann Marie McDonald misapplied the law when she declared in July that the Safe Third Country Agreement violates constitutional guarantees of life, liberty and security.In a written submission filed in advance of an oral hearing later this month, the government says the court   decision should be overturned because the agreement does not breach the principles of fundamental justice.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Under the bilateral agreement, which took effect in 2004, Canada and the U.S. recognize each other as safe places to seek protection.It means Canada can turn back potential refugees who arrive at land ports of entry along the Canada-U. S. border on the basis they must pursue their claims in the U.S., the country where they first arrived.        ARTICLE CONTINUES stanley cup  BELOW                                 Canadia stanley botella n refugee advocates have vigorously fought the asylum agreement, argui stanley termohrnek ng the U.S. is not always a safe country for people fleeing persecution.Several refugee claimants took the case to court along with the Canadian Council for Refugees, the Canadian Council of Churches and Amnesty International, who participated in the proceedings as public interest parties.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW   

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 Before Vicki Lam and Corey Ireland moved in together in late 2019, they made sure to discuss their debts, credit score stanley cup s and other financial circumstances before deciding that they wanted to keep their finances separate, at least for the first two years.It was key for me that we wouldnt get too committal with blending our finances where it might affect our relationship, said Lam, a 30-year-old communications professional.Since Lam already owned her own home in Vaughan, Ont., they decided it made the most sense for Ireland, a 33-year-old mechanical engineer, to move into Lams place.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        But before he packed up his belongings, he and Lam signed a cohabitation agreement that set out what would happen financially if the relationship were to break down and what they would owe one another. It also included moving expenses and timelines.Because our relationship was still new, we decided to keep it simple 鈥?and to revisit the agreement at later stages in our relationship, such as the three-year mark, five-year mark, marriage, etc., Lam said.        ARTICLE CONTINUES stanley tumblers  BELOW                                 Before couples move in together, they stanley italia  should have an open conversation about their financial circumstances, which can then help them decide if theyll be combining finances, keeping them separate, or adopting a hybrid approach, said Natasha Knox, certified financial planner and principal

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 Toronto Public Health continues to investigate an outbreak of flu-like symptoms that has struck down dozens of students at Humber Colleges North Campus.Students living in  stanley thermoskannen the colleges Hwy. 27 and Humber College Boulevard area residence first began suffering symptoms of cramping, nausea, diarrhea and dizziness on Thursday, Jan. 19 鈥?many of whom sought treatment at hospital.In an online update posted to Humbers website and social media accounts Friday, Jan. 20 at 10:30 p.m., college officials said they have maintained contact with those residence students impacted over the last 24 hours.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                         We are pleased to note that several students affected are reporting signs of improvement and feeling better,  the statement reads.School officials also reported that, to date, foo stanley becher d inspectors have found no significant food safety issues in the student residence dining hall.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                  While the investigation continues, Humber College has stopped all self-service food options  such as salad bars  from all food outlets on campus,  the statement continues. Humber has increased cleaning frequency in the residences and is a stanley cup ssisting affected students by delivering water to encourage hydration.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Humber nurses were expected to be available to students in residence today for health education and su Xfxt Man who killed family apologizes in court
 In a small apartment in Torontos east end, 77-year-old Janet McLeod is waiting on edge.McLeod 鈥?who was born in the city, and has lived in her subsidized seniors housing unit at Greenwood Towers for seven years 鈥?is one of millions of Canadians receiving the federal governments emergency benefits. But  stanley becher instead of providing a lifeline during COVID-19, McLeod fears the payout may leave her in an even shakier financial position. Its not doing one bit of good,  McLeod said. Toronto Community Housing has warned that her rent may now rise, as Ontario is considering payments under the Canada Emergency Response Benefit as income.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Shes been warned of clawbacks from the federal lev stanley termoska el too, since she also receives the Guaranteed Income Supplement as a low-income Canadian senior. But she doesnt know yet how much money she may lose in total.And shes not alone. Torontos shelter, housing and support department says that, while most re-calculations of rent-geared-to-income have led to monthly payments being lowered, theyre also aware of  some cases  where households are facing increased rent because of the pandemic payouts.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 As for the GIS, the federal government says a  preliminary estimate  compiled before the CERB extension found that approximately seven per cent of GIS recipients would be eligible for stanley romania  pandemic pay 鈥?and that 0.4 per cent were thought to

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 The dangers posed by the American Wild West digital frontier where mega-corporations operate mostly above the law beyond borders are clear enough 鈥?have been for some time, well before the latest scandal of the misuse of the profiles of up to 87 million Facebook users.But Justin Trudeau and his colleagues, Heritage Minister M茅lanie Joly and Democratic Institutions Minister Karina Gould, remain infatuated with Facebook, Google, YouTube, Netflix and other digital giants. Theyve wasted the last two years settling for crumbs from them, rather than regulating them. In so doing, they have been remiss in their responsibility to Canadians, Canadian companies and Canadian sovereignty.They urgently need to come up with a comprehensive digital policy. It would:               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        1. Protect the privacy of social media users. Make data gatherers obtain consumer consent, and be transparent on how they store data and who they sell it to or  stanley en mexico share with.The European Union has already passed such a law. The U.S. Federal Trade Commission announced Monday it will investigate Facebook over the misuse of private data.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW stanley canada                                  2. Change anti-trust and competition laws, especially to curb the duopoly of Facebook and Google, as suggested by Carolyn Wilkins, deputy gover stanley quencher nor of the Bank of Canada.Facebook has 2.1 billion users a month. It also owns WhatsApp 鈥?1.2 billion users; Messenger 鈥?1 Mvcg Pickering residents to see 1.79 per cent property tax increase
 Wayne Parrish, an award-winning reporter, editor and digital media leader, is Torstars new senior vice-president editorial. Wayne Parrish brings a wealth of experience, a history of digital innovation and a burning desire for our papers to flourish,  said Torstar chair John Honderich.  Whats more, he  stanley water bottle is an accomplished journalist, who knows who we are and what we stand for. Parrish, 64, who won two National Newspaper Awards as a sports reporter at the Star in the early 1980s, has held executive leadership positions at Postmedia Network, Quebecor and Sun Media.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        He was CEO of Canada Basketball for eight years. And most recently, he worked on digital transformation and merger-acquisition media projects in the U.S., Puerto Rico and Australia with FTI Consulting Inc.Parrishs digital experience i stanley cup ncludes launching CANOE, which became Canadas premiere internet ne stanley mug twork-portal and top news and information site for more than a decade.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 He launched Postmedias digital subscription program, consulted on a sports-only digital subscription business in the U.S., and developed the new media unit of Quebecor. Hes definitely a seasoned executive and hes one of those rare people who has a lot of digital experience, a lot of news experience and a lot of transformation experience,  said Torstar president John Boynton.  So hes going to be able to hit the ground r

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 OTTAWA 鈥?The head of the national inquiry into missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls in Canada says government bureaucracy is smothering the inquiry   ability to do its work on time.Marion Buller, the chief commissioner of the troubled inquiry, made the comments while speaking at a Senate committee about the committee   work Wednesday evening in Ottawa.When asked if the inquiry was gett stanley botella ing the kind of supports it needed to do its work Buller said to be brutally honest, the fact the inquiry was expected to follow the same policies and procedures for hiring practices, contracting and technology and budgeting as all government departments was frustrating and took up time they didn ;t have.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The inquiry has about 15 months left of its 28-month mandate and has been plagued with delays and communications issues that this summer prompted Indigenous leaders and families of missing and murdered women to demand the commissioners resign and the whole thing be restarted.Buller has said that is not going to happen but she is preparing an  stanley becher official request to the government for more time and money to allow the commissioners to do the best job possible, not just the best job possible in the allowed time frame.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 The inquiry has held just one hearing with family members to date, and has nine scheduled for the fall sta gourde stanley rting in Smith Hxdb Poloz-backed company to make home ownership easier
 Looking for a way to keep the kids busy during this COVID-19 summer Halton Hills Recreation and Parks, in partnership with the Halton Hills Public Library, is offering local families the opportunity to borrow recreational activity equipment.Residents can choose from a variety of activities and games, including spikeball, giant Jenga, disc bash, Kubb, parachute, boom whackers, speed stacking sets, tyke T-ball sets, pop-up soccer sets an stanley cup d more.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Active Easy has also contributed activity kits for residents to borrow that contain a dodgeball, basketball, soccer ball, skipping rope, badminton set, scoop ball and Velcro catch as well as聽pylons and sidewalk chalk.Items can be borrowed for a two-week period by booking online at the Halton Hills Public Library website. The library is now open with limited hours for holds pickup only, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., Tuesday to Saturday.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                  We are excited to offer residents the opportunity to borrow ga stanley website mes and activities for the entire family to enjoy this summer,  said director of recreation services Samantha Howard.  During these uncertain times, families may not be able to travel or may have limited resources for entertainment, so it stanley cup s great to offer fun and engaging options during summer vacation. Due to the size of some of the activities, residents will need to speak to library staff when they arrive to pic

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 THUNDER BAY, Ont. 鈥?A flight bound for Hamilton had to make an unexpected detour to Thunder Bay, Ont., on Sunday in order to deal with what police describe as an unruly passenger.Thunder Bay Police say the incident began as the Swoop Airlines flight was making its way from Edmonton to Hamilton.They allege the man began smoking in the plane   washroom, triggering the in-flight smoke alarm.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW          stanley spain                                Afterwards they say he allegedly continued to be disruptive, swearing at and insulting the flight crew.      The pilot landed the plane in Thunder Bay at around 9:30  stanley bottles p.m. and the 47-year-old Hami stanley mug lton resident was taken into police custody.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 He   now charged with one count each of mischief over $5,000, smoking on board an aircraft and causing a disturbance while flying.This report by The Canadian Press was first published July 20, 2020.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        By The Canadian Press

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 Peter Duncanson is looking to bring a little torque to municipal politics in Halton Hills.The Toronto-born drag-racer moved to Acton in the 1990s and has raised his family in town, while working at the Oakville Ford plant. Ive watched very carefully in the last 20 years what goes on in town,  said Duncanson, who is a self-proclaimed news and politics junkie.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        After years of travelling around the United States in the American racing circuit with his wife and daughters, Duncanson is ready to slow down and dedicate his energy closer to home.He says that he wants to help tackle some of the age-ol stanley thermosflasche d problems plaguing Acton, like truck traffic in the downtown core.  stanley water jug        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                  I dont believe theres any simple solution,  he said.  The time of paying lip-service to this truck bypass is gone. He says that with the growth of industry in the town, especially north on Main Street, its critical  stanley thermoskannen that the town be proactive in troubleshooting the issues and needs of the town.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                         I think there definitely needs to be a joint committee to find out what the needs are of these industries,  he said.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                              Duncanson notes other issues, like the water quality and the beach at Fairy Lake, can also be addressed to benefit both Neba Emergency crews respond to White Lake Road crash
 OTTAWA 鈥?Complaints of workplace harassment and violence have risen sharply at several federal departments and agencies in recent years, according to internal data.The Canada Revenue Agency  CRA  saw harassment complaints jump 82 per cent to 166 between 2016-17 and 2018-19.The RCMP says it received 1,132 harassment complaints over a five-year period, with numbers increasing by more than 50 per cent between 2015 and 2017 before levelli stanley website ng off.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The RCMP figures follow an independent report in November on misogyny and homophobia in its ranks that called for fundamental change to rid the Mounties of a toxic culture.At Canada Post, complaints about workplace violence have grown every year since at least 2011, do botella stanley ubling to 641 between 2011 and 2015 and swelling to 870 in 2019. Most concern interactions with the public rather than fellow mail carriers.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Harassment complaints filed to Fisheries and Oceans Canada shot up to 66 in 2018-19 from four  stanley shop in 2016-17.In a response to an order paper question from the NDP, the CRA said the figures are not necessarily an indication of more discrimination and harassment, but rather the result of greater public awareness and beefed-up internal processes that encourage victims to come forward.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        It is not clear whether t

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 OTTAWA 鈥?Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is failing to deliver on his promise of a government that   open by default, the federal information czar says.The law that   intended to give Canadians access to government files is being used instead as a shield against transparency, information commissioner Suzanne Legault said in  stanley becher her annual report tabled Thursday.Legault said her investigations reveal the Access to Inf stanley cup ormation Act is failing to foster accountability and trust.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The act allows people who pay $5 to ask for everything from expense reports and audits to correspondence and briefing notes. Requests are supposed to be answered within 30 days and agencies must have legitimate reasons for taking longer.However, the system has been widely criticized as slow, antiquated and riddled with loopholes that allow agencies to withhold information rather than release it.      stanley taza    ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 A number of key institutions that possess valuable information for Canadians showed declines in performance, said Legault, an ombudsman for users of the law.In terms of timeliness, the RCMP, the Canada Revenue Agency, the Correctional Service and Global Affairs received F grades, while National Defence and Health Canada were branded with the even more serious Red Alert status.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Legault   re Vbzi Power outage in South River, Machar, Strong, Laurier and Lount
 The Ontario government has doubled down on lifting mask mandates in schools and rejected overtures by publicly funded school boards that want to maintain face coverings for a while longer 鈥?a practice some private schools intend to continue.Some school boards, including Torontos public and Catholic boards, asked for more time in lifting COVID-19 restrictions, rather than having to follow the province in ending mandatory masking in schools and most public spaces beginning Monday.On Thursday, Ontarios chief medical officer of health sent a letter to those boards, confirming they are expected to make masks optional when students and staff return vaso stanley  after March break.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                         With the peak of Omicron behind us, Ontario has been able to cautiously and gradually move through its reopening milestones,  wrote Dr. Kieran Moore to the Toronto District School Board.  With high vaccination coverage and the availability of antiviral treatments, Ontario now has both the prevention and response tools necessary to manage th stanley cup e impact of COVID-19. A spokesperson for Education Minister Stephen Lecce said  Ontario remains one of the last provinces in Canada to lift masking requirements in schools with a cautious timeline  and has provided 122,000 HEPA units and millions of rapid tests to schools.        ARTICLE CONTI stanley cup becher NUES BELOW                                  As we learn to live with and manage COVID-19, we are supporting children

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 TORONTO 鈥?When it comes to spending, it   often easy to overlook the small, routine expenses because they happen without requiring much thought.We often say that people can nickel and dime themselves to death, says Laurie Campbell, CEO of Credit Canada.Because it   those small expenses that eat away at your budget.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Although there have always been many opportunities to spend a few dollars here and there without much thought, Campbell says this is becoming much more challenging in our digital age.As a result, she and other experts say it   critical to track your actual spending stanley puodelis .        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 It   usually a shock for people to find out what portions of their money is going to certain areas that they never knew about, says Gary Rabbior, president of the Canadian Foundation for Economic Education.The technology, media and entertainment industries, for instance, have been offering a wider variety of paid subscriptions for everything from music, to news, to television.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        In fact, Canada is getting more choice in video-on-demand subscriptions as Netflix gets more competition from Amazon, Disney and Apple 鈥?not to mention domestic over-the-top services such as Bell   Crave TV.            stanley cup      A stanley cup RTICLE CO