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 Kawartha Lakes OPP are investigating a homicide after two people dead at a home on Spen Haven Road.According to OPP, at about 9:25 a.m. Sunday  Aug. 19 , officers responded to a residence on Spen Haven Road i stanley cup n the City of Kawartha Lakes.Officers found a 51-year-old woman and 63-year-old man dead at the location.聽Preliminary investigation reveals that the womans death was the result of a homicide.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Update: Dead Couple   Home Was A Res stanley flask cue For Unwanted AnimalsUpon arrival they located two adults deceased from gunshot wounds, as a result we are now doing a homicide investigation, said Detective Inspector Matt Watson with the Criminal Investigation Branch of the OPP.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 A neighbour toldMyKawarthashe heard a number of gunshots about 20 minutes before the police showed up.The names of both deceased will not be released until the next of kin have been notified.  stanley cups uk               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The investigation is ongoing by members of the OPP City of Kawartha Lakes Major Crime Unit, OPP Central Region Forensic Identification Unit, under the direction of Detective Inspector Matt Watson of the OPP Criminal Investigation Branch.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                              OPP say there is no threat to public safety as a result of this incident.As of  Wnly Trash radio  creates culture of intolerance in Quebec
 Information about COVID-19 is rapidly evolving. This article was published in March 2021, and the inf stanley cups ormation within may be out of date. Click here for the most up-to-date information about COVID-19.It   been just over a year since Ontario declared a state of emergency in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.If the early days of the pandemic were marked by a scary uncertainty how long it would last, if or when we ;d have a vaccine and just how the virus spread, a new survey by the Canadian Mental Health Association of 1,004 Ontarians suggests some of the dominant feelings at this stage are burnout, loneliness and depression.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The latest poll commissioned by CMHA and conducted by Pollara Strategic Insights聽found that only 35 per cent of Ontarians describe their current state of mental health as very good or excellent, compared to 52 per cent last May. Further, almost 80 per cent of Ontarians believe the province will face a serious mental health crisis pos stanley cup quencher t-pandemic, compared to 66 per cent in August.If you ; stanley us re suffering, you are not alone. The survey suggests you might find the nature of your suffering 鈥?the things you ;re struggling with most and how you ;re coping with it all 鈥?is shared by many Ontarians.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Here are some of the key ways COVID-19 is impacting Ontarians ; mental health

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 HIROSHIMA, Japan 鈥?Searches continued Sunday night for victims of heavy rainfall that hammered southern Japan for the third straight day, as the government put the death toll at 48, with 28 others presumed dead.Japanese government spokesman Yoshihide Suga said the whereabouts of 92 other people were unknown, mostly in the southern area of Hiroshima prefecture. More than 100 reports of casualties had been received, such as cars being swept away, he said. Som stanley thermos e 40 helicopters were out on rescue missions.Rescue eff stanley mugs orts are a battle with time, Prime Minister Shinzo Abe told reporters. The rescue teams are doing their utmost.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The Japan Meteorological Agency said three hours of rainfall in one area in Kochi prefecture reached an accumulated 26.3 centimetres  10.4 inches , the highest since such records started in 1976.The assessment of casualties has been difficult because of the widespread area affected by the rainfall, flooding and landslides. Authorities warned that landslides could strike even after rain subsides as the calamity shaped up to be potentially the worst in decades.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 In Hiroshima prefecture, water streamed through a residential area, strewn with fallen telephone poles, uprooted trees and mud. Some homes wer stanley thermoskannen e smashed.A woman who was reported as missing after getting trapped in her car was found but was p Csqa Herb Ritts photos of Bowie, Madonna, more to be exhibited
 OTTAWA 鈥?The only way to overcome racism in Canada   policing agencies is to impose systemic change and a zero-tolerance policy aimed at eliminating the excessive use of force, the head of the country   largest Indigenous organization said Monday.Perry Bellegarde, national chief of the Assembly of First Nations, spoke with journalists via conference call to express his outrage following a series of violent, and in some cases fatal, encounters between police and Indigenous people across Canada.Police are there to protect and serve, not assault and kill, he said from Ottaw stanley cup a.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        We ;ve got to stop this tragedy of First Nations people getting hurt and/or killed at the hands of police .... We know there is racism, both systemic and overt .... In order to deal with systemic racism you need systemic change.On Friday night, 48-year-old Rodney Levi was shot dead by a New Brunswick RCMP officer near the Metepenagiag Mi ;kmaq Nation after the Mounties were called Friday to deal with an unwanted person at a barbecue. The RCMP have said a suspect carrying knives was jolted wit stanley cup usa h a stun gun, but that failed to subdue him. He was shot when he charged at officers, police said.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 On Saturday, the chief of the Metepenagiag  botella stanley Mi ;kmaq Nation, Bill Ward, said Levi had mental challenges but was not

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 OTTAWA 鈥?Canada is waiting for the Iraqi government to sign off before launching the next phase of its fight against the Islamic State militant group, Gen. Jonathan Vance said Thursday.Canadian special forces are preparing to work with the Iraqi military to secure the war-ravaged city of Mosul, where Vance said ISIL remains a threat even as thousands of displaced families return home.Yet before that can happen, the Iraqis need to form a new government 鈥?which has proven difficult following elections last month 鈥?and indicate whether it still wants international forces operating in the country.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW            stanley water bottle                              There are a number of factors affecting mission planning for Iraq as we go forward, Vance said after an event organized by the Canadian Global Affairs Institute.The government of Iraq needs to form a government and signal its intent as it relates to future mi stanley cup litary operations by coalition or on a bilateral basis in Iraq. So that   Job 1.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Canadian troo stanley taza ps have been largely on the sidelines in Iraq since October, when Canada suspended all assistance to the Iraqi military and Kurdish peshmerga when the two clashed over the latter   independence referendum.Up until that point, Canadian special forces had worked almost exclusively alongside the Kurds for more than three years to first stop ISIL   advance acros Cyvw Ontario   s vaccine plan needs to ensure marginalized groups aren   t left behind: experts
 Nightly cheers botella stanley  with clanging of pots and pans and neon hearts in windows have become symbols of Torontos appreciation for front-line workers through the pandemic. Still, as health workers have stepped up at great personal risk, community members, advocates and members of the health community have done crucial 鈥?yet less visible 鈥?work to support the health effort and ensure no one gets left behind.Here are a few examples of people and organizations doing incredible behind-the-scenes work to get us through COVID-19.Taiseer Maju, supervisor at BGC East Scarborough Child Care Centre               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        When Taiseer Maju went into child care, she didnt expect her job would one day involve navigating 10 d stanley cups uk ifferent types of technological devices, helping kids attend virtual school. But working at a child-care centre in Scarborough, one of the areas hardest hit by COVID-19 in the province, juggling Wi-Fi issues, managing class schedules and tracking down computer chargers are all in a days work.BGC East Scarborough currently serves 30-40 families through the provinces emergency child-care service, which provides free care to the children of front-line workers. The days are long, but the gratitude Maju gets from parents keeps her going.        ARTICLE CON stanley cup TINUES BELOW                                  The amount of families that will say: Thank you so much for doing this. Just knowing my child is in care here makes me feel so much

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 SCUGOG 鈥?Scugog firefighters advancing to the rear of a burning home appear to be steps away from the flames just as a propane tank explodes, sending a huge fireball into the sky and bystanders scurrying away.In an video posted online by Kyle Taylor, an observer across the road from a Fralicks Beach Road house fire on June 9 captures the moment a gas tank at the back of the home explode stanley thermoskannen s, silhouetting two firefighters against the brilliant orange backdrop.In the 34-second clip, a bystander filming at the scene shows a blue home engulfed in flames and blac stanley cup k smoke rising into the sky. Firefighters are gathered in front of the home and then three men walk by the camera in the foreground. One person can be heard asking,  Are these valves turned on                 ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Two firefighters then march away from the front yard, dragging a fire stanley quencher  hose down the side of the home toward the flames which can be seen burning on a back deck.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 聽Scugog Fire  Emergency Services responded to earlier house fire  subsequent explosion at a home on Fralicks Beach Rd. Residents were thankfully not at home. At this time, 3 firefighters are being assessed for minor injuries. OFM investigating pic.twitter/m3hGzrYlqG鈥?Andrew Collins  @ACollinsPhoto  June 10, 2020               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        聽                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW   Zdbz Class sizes vital to curbing spread of COVID-19 in schools, SickKids experts say
 CAMBRID stanley puodelis GE 鈥?In the past six months, The Bridges shelter in Cambridge has found permanent housing for 60 homeless individuals, a number that is unusually high for the temporary shelter.Its a bright spot during an otherwise trying time, says Wayne Paddick, manager of mental health and housing services at the downtown Cambridge shelter. Were really trying to help people move forward and we dont  stanley cup want them to get stuck here,  he said.               A stanley quencher RTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                         I feel everybody deserves that opportunity to be housed and not to live in shelter. Paddick said the shelter did not keep track of how many people it has housed in the past, but said efforts have ramped up this year with three workers now dedicated to housing. Paddick, who is new to the shelter, is at the helm of this renewed effort to get people into permanent homes.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                  Its our job to try to give them a fighting chance,  he said.When Paddick arrived at the Bridges in February, there were men at the shelter who had been staying there for up to 100 nights before they met with a housing worker.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        These days, housing workers check in with shelter users each week and help them with whatever they may need to prepare them for permanent housing. This could include counselling, primary care, or an appointment with the Ontario Disability Support Pro

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 As part of its Caught on Tape initiative using surveillance footage and images to alert the public about crimes in the region, the Halton Regional Police have released a photo and description of a man suspected of credit card theft and fraud.In the early hours of Sunday, Feb. 5, police allege the unknown suspect entered an unlocked vehicle in the area of Mowat Cres.  in the area north of Georgetown Hospital  and used credit cards located inside the vehicle at gas stations in Georgetown and Mississauga  Meadowvale and Streetsville area. The suspect was driving a dark four-door  stanley cup Audi sedan with an illegible front licence plate.               ARTICLE C stanley mug ONTINUES BELOW                            stanley quencher              He is described as being in his early 20s wearing a dark coat, a Raptors 905 red, white and black toque and a dark beard.      Anyone with information is asked to call Halton Regional Police at 905-8787-5511 ext. 2113 or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-8477.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Wvoy Bala woman pushes for more research into rare vocal condition through annual fundraiser
 OTTAWA 鈥?Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland is expected to continue playing a key role in managing Canada   relationship with the United States as the two countries look to restart their pandemic-ravaged economies.The Liberal government isn ;t saying whether Prime Minister Justin Trudeau will officially direct Freeland, who is also deputy prime minister, to continue serving as Canada   point person with the U.S., a role she has held for more than three years.The prime minister first tap stanley shop ped Freeland to lead the federal government   efforts in his mandate letter to her when she became foreign affairs minister in February 2017, and again when she was named deputy prime minister last fall. She had also been involved in that file when she wa vaso stanley s international trade minister, her first cabinet role.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Foreign Affairs Minister Francois-Philippe Champagne this week suggested other federal cabinet mi stanley cup nisters will shoulder more of the burden as Freeland assumes her new duties, but added the final decision rests with Trudeau.We work as a whole of government to make sure that we best position Canada in that crucial relationship between Canada and the United States, he told The Canadian Press in an interview.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 We will continue as we were doing and then the particular allocation, obviously that   the prerogati

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 Warden Darren White is worried Dufferin County  runs the risk of getting lost  if the boundaries of Ontarios Public Health units are redrawn to mirror its Local stanley mugs  Health Integration Networks  LHINs .On Thursday  Nov. 9 , Dr. Nicola Mercer, chief medical officer for Wellington-Dufferin-Guelph Public Health  WDGPH , updated county council on recent recommendations submitted to the Ministry of Health and Long-term Care by an Expert Panel on Public Health.In its 29-page Public Health within an Integrated Health System report, the panel, which included Mercer, recommends the geographical boundaries of the provinces 36 health units be restructured to mirror t stanley thermos mug hose of Ontarios 14 LHINs.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                         Every single review of public health across the province has come up with the same conclusion: That there should be fewer boards of health to increase the capacity of the boards of health that remain,  Mercer advised county council. The expert panel has proposed one way to do that. Right now, its in the hands of the minister,  she explained.  It will be at the pleasure of the minister as to what they ultimately choose.         ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 If approved, D stanley flask ufferin County, which currently resides within WDGPH, would join Caledon and Brampton under a new Central West regional public health entity. Guelph and Wellington County would join Waterloo. The north end of the county, if we were joi Qukz Are the new rental apartments proposed for Gravenhurst   s south end affordable
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 TORONTO 鈥?Ontario Liberal Party members are gathering in Toronto for their annual general meeting with less than 100 days to go before the next provincial election.Hundreds of party volunteers, members and Liberal legislators from across the province will take part through the weekend in strategy and planning sessions for the coming vote.The three-day event starts today with a candidate showcase at a downtown Toronto hotel.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Premier Kathleen Wynne will deliver a keynote speech to delegates Saturday afternoon.Also scheduled to speak at the event is Grey Cup-win stanley cup nz ning Toronto Argonauts coach Marc Trestman.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Ontario   provincial election is set for June 7.On Thursday, Wynne said the weekend sessions will help unite the party ahead of the spring vote.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                               stanley thermos mug           I hope that this weekend what folks will feel energized about is that we ;re a strong team, she said.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                              We ;re a strong, cohesive team. We share a value system, we share a vision of the province. And of course, we ;ll have great discussions about what tactics should be and how we stanley termosar  move forward.By The Canadian Press Wmlm Gunshot prompts mall evacuation on Las Vegas Strip
 OTTAWA 鈥?Wearing a simple cloth mask is a way for someon stanley cup e who might have COVID-19 without realizing it to avoid spreading the illness to others, Canada   top public health doctor said Monday.Dr. Theresa Tam said the new advice, a shift from previous instructions, flows from increasing evidence that people with the virus can spread it without knowing they ;re sick.Masks worn this way protect others rather than the people wearing them, and don ;t exempt wearers from all the other measures they should take against COVID-19, including physical distancing and regular handwashing, Tam said during a med stanley cupe ia briefing by federal officials.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        We are still in a very critical stage of Canada   COVID-19 epidemic, and this is no time to relax our preventive measures.Medical masks still need to be preserved for front-line health workers, so cloth masks and other alternatives are the way to go, Tam said.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 A non-medical mask can reduce the chance of respiratory droplets coming into contact with other people or surfaces 鈥?for instance, on a bus or at the grocery store, she said.Scientific knowledge of COVID-19 continues to grow and it is clear that transmission of the virus is happening more often th stanley taza an previously recognized from infected people right before they develop symptoms, something called presymptomatic transmission,

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 A new luxury cake shop in downtown Oakville is serving up edible and edible sweets with a focus on allergy-free products.Owned and operated by 23-year-old Kenzie Goodall, who lives with celiac disease, Sugar Suite cakes and confections opened in mid-August at 156 Lakeshore Rd. E.Serving the Greater Toronto Area, the bakery caters to both private and corporate clientele and specializes in custom-designed, handcrafted cakes and favours, special occasion cakes, pastries and confections.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Sugar Suite also offers customers a daily selection of baked goods in shop, such as cakes, cupcakes, cake pops, muffins, scones and cinnamon buns.    starbucks stanley cup    Following strict protocols, the shop places a strong emphasis on eliminating allergens and using wholesome, natural ingredients to create high-quality products that taste as good as they look.        ARTICLE C stanley becher ONTINUES BELOW                                 sugarsu stanley termoska itecakes Usfq Tam unveils new face mask recommendations
 If Killam Apartment REITs plan goes ahead, more than 600 people will occupy what is currently a parking lot just west of Waterloos uptown core.The company released its conceptual design for Westmount Place, which was purchased from Sun Life last year for $77.8 million, this week.The plan includes the construction of six buildings in the parking lot area of the former mall, which will house as many as 600 apartment units. Nine houses on Erb Street from Westmount to Dietz Avenue will be demolished, according to the drawings.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The company also plans to construct a multistorey parking structure, as well as underground parking, and structured parking within building podiums.      The conceptual design has yet to be approved by the City of Waterloo. The developer is asking t stanley cup becher o rezone the land to accommodate the project. Council is expected to get its first look at plans at an informal public meeting May 27.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 In April 2018, Sun Life sold the entire plaza to Killam Apartment REIT. The property has 297,000 square feet of space on 14.7 acres of land, at Westmount Road and Erb Street West. It includes a grocery store, a pharmacy, medical offices, a bank, a Michaels store and a four-storey office building that houses Sun Life workers.The new apart stanley cups ments will be reside on 88,000 square feet of land o stanley puodelis n the Erb Street side of the property.               ART

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 OTTAWA 鈥?Sofina Foods Inc. is recalling Compliments brand Chicken Strips from the marketplace to avoid possible Salmonella illnesses.The Public Health Agency of Canada says it   investigating an outbreak of human illness and has identified this product as a source of illness.The affected product was sold nationally until May 1, 2019 in 907 gram packages with a best before date of Nov. 24, 2019.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Anyone who has the chicken str stanley tazas ips should either throw them out or return them to the store where th stanley cup ey were purchased.      By The Canadian Press        ARTICLE  stanley cup CONTINUES BELOW Woum OEB nixes Hydro One-Orillia Power deal
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 With Franco-Ontario Day set for Sept. 25, 脡cole 茅l茅mentaire catholique Notre-Dame-de-la-Huronie in Collingwood is still a bit of a mystery for some. Were sta stanley canada rting year eight and we still often get the comments, Oh, theres a French school in Collingwood,  said principal Julie Tate.The school is entering its fourth year at its Findlay Drive location and is home to about 160 students from kindergarten to Grade 8, from across south Georgian Bay.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        With a smaller population, Tate said the school is very closely knit. Its a family because we dont have so many students  that  you cant name them all individually,  she said.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW          stanley cup                         Tate said French-language schools are primarily for francophone families. Any parent who has studied in a French-language school at the elementary level in Canada automatically has access to French-language education,  she said.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        However, if you didnt attend French school, but are fluent, the school could still be an option.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                               Other families have learned their French through immersion programs or French degrees in university are certainly welcome to apply,  she said.聽Tate said these requests are taken stanley vattenflaska  on a case-by-case basis, but having at least one parent fluent in French Rmyy Oakville-North Burlington PPC candidate Gilbert Jubinville
 The official flower of Ontario is beginning to bloom in forests across the province, including Dufferin County.Local resident Sarah Clarke snapped this picture below of hundreds of white trilliums stretching toward the sky within the county   forest tracts near Mono Cliffs Provincial Park in 2018.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Here are some facts about the history of the white trillium and how it came to be the official flower of Ontario.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 THE SO-THOUGHT NO  stanley cup PICK LAW ;鈥?Contrary to popular belief, it is not illegal to pick a white trillium in Ontario. It is not advisable to pick the flower though, as it can seriously injure the plant and it can take years to recover from the damage. It is curren stanley cups uk tly illegal to pick trilliums in British Columbia, Michigan and New York state, but not Ontario.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        鈥?In May of 2009, former Ontario Minister of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs Jeff Leal proposed an amendment to the Ontario Trillium Protection Act t stanley thermos hat would have made it illegal to pick trilliums. The amendment suggested the offence be punishable by a $500 fine. While Leals amendment passed first reading, it has not gained full approval in the Ontario legislature.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                              鈥?That trillium-worshipping Ontario has

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 Domestic violence, mental health calls and youth homelessness 鈥?many are the issues that an Orillia OPP officer faces in a day of policing.Understanding the underlying causes and pursuing solutions is another matter, and one that Insp. Pat Morris decided early on was worth pursuing.It is just the right thing to do, he tells Simcoe.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW        stanley vaso                                  Morris, who leaves his post Sept. 1 for a job at general headquarters, took the helm as commander of the local detachment at the start of 2015.The position followed 21 years of policing that were largely spent out of the publics view, with the born-and-bred Orillian having served in  stanley thermos mug a variety of roles that included time in the OPPs Aboriginal policing bureau and intelligence and organized crime bureaus.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                  I wanted to participate in a type of policing that could have an impact on everyday citizens lives,  he adds.Morris joined the local operation knowing it was  an incredibly busy detachment  that covers not only the city, but also the neighbouring townships of Ramara and Severn.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        With a relatively large urban base 鈥?at least when stacked against other more rural communities 鈥?Orillia has its own set of challenges.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                        stanley cup                         Doing this job has afforde Bdcx Canadian female wrestlers reflect on pro possibilities
 TORONTO 鈥?One of Canada   best-known advocates for passenger rights said Tuesday that taxpayers don ;t have enough security in the $5.9-billion aid deal struck by Ottawa and Air Canada even as the airline began rolling out new refunds to ticket holders unable travel due to the COVID-19 pandemic.One of the deal   flaws is a $1.4-billion unsecured government loan to provide those refunds to customers with unused, non-refundable tickets and vacation packages, said Air Passenger Rights founder Gabor Lukacs.Because it   an unsecured loan, there would be no real way to seize assets if the company defaults on its repayments, Lukacs said.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        In addition, the government gets just six per cent of Air Canada   total equity in return for $500 million, he noted, compared with a 20-per-cent Lufthansa stake for the German government.Overall, we see a 鈥?public message that, in Canada, it is acceptable to misappropriate consumers ; money, and there will  stanley cup be no consequences, Lukacs said in a phone interview.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 That characterization of the deal was disputed by Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland when she announced the agreement on Monday evening.Taxpayers aren ;t footing the bill, Freeland told reporters. This i stanley cup s a loan facility, and the Gove stanley quencher rnment of Canada fully expects to be

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 TORONTO 鈥?Strong employment numbers for February propelled the Canadian dollar to a three-year high while the TSX climbed for a sixth-straight day to set another record close.The Canadian dollar traded for 80.04 cents US after hitting an intraday high of 80.26, compared with 79.61 cents US on Thursday.Everything   firing on all cylinders for the Canadian dollar this week. It   literally up four days in a row, said Erik Bregar, head of currency strategy at the Exchange Bank of Canada.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Sentiment was buoyed Friday by blowout 8 stanley becher 221; Canadian jobs  stanley flasche numbers, he said.The Canadian economy added 259,000 jobs last month, whipping past expectations to pull the country closer to pre-pandemic employment levels.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 One year into the pandemic, Canada   job market is 599,100 jobs short of where it was in February of last year, or 3.1 per cent below pre-pandemic levels.That was some icing on the cake for our Canadian dollar, Bregar said in an interview.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        He said the loonie could climb higher if stock markets and global oil prices continue to rise.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                       stanley taza                         I wouldnt be surprised to see us at the 83 cents mark if the SP and WTI continue higher over

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 A wartime submarine-turned-museum that once sustained hostile conditions served as a place of playful learning for young cadets.More than a dozen Acton Navy League c stanley cup nz adets explored first-hand the life aboard one of Canadas best Cold War submarines 鈥?HMCS Ojibwa 鈥?during their visit to Port Burwells Museum of Naval History earlier this month.The underwater, 90-metre-long, five-story-high vessel, moving stealthily in darkness to remain undetected, was the environment the submarine crew called ho stanley tazas me for long periods.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                         History is good to know, as without it, we probably wouldnt have learned how we came up to this point,  said 12-year-old Grace ODonnell, chief petty officer 1st class.  It made me think about the process of building everything, the time spent, who worked on it, who they worked for, and what did they do. Even though 10-year-old Ryan Charland wasnt overjoyed first  stanley termosy hearing about the visit, he said,  It was fun going because I got to learn stuff about it.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                  At first, I thought there was only one lookout spot  periscopes  but I realized there are two and there also are evacuation hatches  escape trunk  that shoot you above and push you to the top,  said Ryan. It was interesting how people worked on submarines. I even figured out submarines only take two years to make, which seems pretty quick for everything thats in there,  Grace said. Jurn Montreal launches 2020 bike-sharing season
 OTTAWA 鈥?Canadians living well below the low-income threshold had fallen further behind in the years prior to COVID-19, based on updated poverty figures that experts say might get worse because of the pandemic.The figures from Statistics Canada show the average poverty gap, which measures how far people on average fall below the official poverty line, grew from 31.8 per cent in 2015 to 33.4 per cent in 2018.Though during the same period, the percentage of people living the furthest beneath the poverty line, defined as earning 75 per cent below the marker, declined from 7.4 per cent to 5.4 per cent.         stanley cup        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The figures are different from those released earlier this year, after Statistics Canada updated how it calculated the poverty threshold.The measure calculates the minimum a person or family would have to earn to afford a basket of goods and services needed to reach a modest or basic living standard. Until recently, it did not include the cost of stanley cup  wireless services.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 The agency says its recalculat stanley drinking cup ed figures suggest fewer people in Canada are living on low incomes, but those still in poverty have not seen their situations improve.Experts say the pandemic could widen the poverty gap this year, and that overall poverty rates are also rising, despite a massive influx of government benefits meant to replace earnings for those whose incom

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 TORONTO 鈥?Canada   biggest banks are poised to benefit from a surprise interest rate hike on Wednesday, with Royal Bank of Canada    TSX:RBC  chief executive pegging the revenue bump at upwards of $300 million over five years.RBC CEO Dave McKay told an industry conference in Toronto after the Bank of Canada announced the 25 basis point increase that the change should benefit the bank   stanley cup  retail franchise by roughly $100 million in revenue in the first year.That figure could increase to upwards of  stanley flask $300 million in year five as it takes a while to blend into the portfolio, as we roll off assets, and we refinance assets at the higher rate... For us, $300 million for 25 basis points is quite meaningful, he said.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The Bank of Canada   overnight lending rate hike to one per cent boosts Canadian banks ; net interest margins, which is the difference between the money they earn on the loans they make and what they pay out to saver stanley cup s. That, in turn, translates into more revenue for the country   financial institutions.The lending margins of Canada   biggest banks had been under pressure in recent years until July, when the Bank of Canada lifted its key interest rate from 0.5 to 0.75. That marked the central bank   first rate hike in seven years.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 After July   rate hike, Canada   big Kvwk Hamilton Community Food Centre affordable market returns
 Make an immediate difference in Carleton Place this winter and donate to the 2019  stanley bottles Hats, Mitts and Scarves Drive organized by Murphy Chiropractic Health Centre.The centre, located at 3 Costello Dr., kicked off its collection drive, now in its 16th year, on Oct. 24.Over the next five weeks, until the end of November, the centre wi stanley cup ll accept donations of new hats, mittens and scarves, which are dispersed by way of the Carleton Place Christmas Basket Program. Any extra items are taken to the Lanark County Food Bank 鈥?The Hunger Stop for distribution. Cash donations for the Carleton Place Christmas Basket Program is also accepted at Murphy Chiropractic Health Centre.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The annual Hats, Mitts and Scarves Drive is just one of the many community-minded initiatives organized by Dr stanley cups . Sean Murphy and wife Christine Murphy.Previously, Sean told the Canadian Gazette,  we think of ourselves as facilitators of joy and good.         ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 ...We choose to give back because my family lives by this verse: When you do things, do not let selfishness or pride be your guide. Instead be humble and give more honour to others than to yourselves. Do not be interested only in your own life, but be interested in the lives of others, ; Christine said.The Murphy family also distributes bundles of bread to the community during its annual Give Thanks Bread Drive