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 As an economist, Ambarish Chandra says normally he would argue for more open borders, but not lately when it comes to the Canada-U.S. border.Chandra argues that the border should remain closed indefinitely to non-essential travel due to the escalating COVID-19 situation in the United States, where several s stanley cup tates are grappling with massive daily caseloads of the virus after having loosened public health restrictions. To be honest, so much has changed,  Chandra, associate professor of ec stanley mug on stanley cup omics at the University of Toronto, told the Star in an interview this week.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                         If youd asked me six months ago Do you think its feasible for Canada to close its borders in general  I would have said theres no way Canadian citizens would agree to that. The border restrictions, first imposed in March, are being reviewed every 30 days. Theyre currently in place until July 21, though extensions to the closure are likely unless theres dramatic improvement in the U.S.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                  I think its very much dependent on the public health situation in the U.S. and whether it appears that the cases are under control,  said David Macdonald, senior economist at the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives. In Canada it seems in most of our provinces were doing fairly well in controlling the public health emergency, and it doesnt appear to be the case in the U.S., especially in the sou Mdec India warns Pakistan against executing retired naval officer
 A Mississauga couple is moving closer to retirement after a recent Lotto Max win.Jacqueline and Bradley Young of Mississauga won $143,090.30 in the Jan. 3 draw, as well as another $20 on another Lotto Max selection.I was  stanley thermos in disbel stanley cup ief, Jacqueline said when the married couple picked up their winnings at the Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation  OLG  Prize Centre in Toronto. I double-checked  the prize amount  a couple times and then called Brad.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                       stanley cups   Jacqueline is a 55-year-old IT consultant and Bradley is a 59-year-old database developer. They said they plan on saving their winnings for retirement.      The winning ticket was purchased at U  I Convenience on Arbor Road in Mississauga.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW

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 TORONTO 鈥?Eli Shimonovs lunch spot reopened after the first COVID-19 shutdown in July, but without the usual hordes of office workers making their way through Torontos underground pedestrian network each day, business is  very, very, very, very slow.  Were down probably about 95 per cent,  he said Tuesday during what would have been a busy lunch hour before the pa stanley spain ndemic.  Not a great feeling. Shimonov owns a Pumpernickels sandwich restaurant in the tunnel network known as the PATH. The financial district employees and other office workers who frequented the route disappeared in March when the pandemic forced them to work from home. They have yet to return in their former numbers, though a handful of masked pedestrians were strolling through the space during lunch hour on Tuesday.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The 30-kilometre walkway connects 75 buildings, a handful of subway stations, hotels, tourist attractions and above-ground stores in a winding subterranean shopping centre thats home to 1,200 businesses, according to the City of Toronto. An estimated 4,600 workers make their living in the system.Indoor pedestrian walkways that sprung up across North America over the last century offered an escape from the elements in weather-battered cities. In Montreal, workers and shoppers have made use of the RESO, or Underground City, while the Winnipeg Walkway  stanley cup and D stanley cup owntown Halifax Link offer their own tunnels and skywalks as refuge from

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 The search for Miltons new chief administration officer  CAO  is on.The process to recruit the towns top bureaucrat was approved by council members at their Sept. 16 meeting. The CAO position is currently held by Andrew Siltala on an interim basis following Bill Manns retirement.These are the steps that staff will take:               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW     stanley thermos mug                                     鈥?Creating a profile of whats required from the future CAO, including desired traits and expertise, as well as defining key responsibilities and core competencies.      鈥?Reviewing and updating the town   CAO performance model to ensure that it is line with best practice.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 鈥?Developing a search strategy that will be followed by screening, evaluation and candidate selection by council. Employment contract for successful candidate will have to be approved by council.鈥?Updating the CAO bylaw for council approval.               ARTICLE CONTINU stanley cups uk ES BELOW                                        According to the report, the hi stanley trinkflaschen ring process  expected to be completed within the next three to four months  will be done in-house and supplemented with external resources to  keep costs low.  The costs are estimated to be $21,000. Mato Trump on insulting leaders:    Don   t worry
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 MIDLAND, Ont. 鈥?A 14-year member of the Ontario Provincial Police is due in court on Thursday to face impai stanley cup red driving charges.Provincial police say Const. T stanley cup rent Bierworth was pulled over Friday evening while heading westbound on Highway 12 near Midland, Ont.They say an officer allegedly noticed a vehicle travelling above the speed limit.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Bierworth is charged with driving while impaired and driving with more than 80 milligrams of alcohol in his blood.      He  stanley en mexico 8217  currently assigned to the department   Central Region Headquarters, but was off-duty at the time.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 By The Canadian Press Prgw We were on a cruise to nowhere : Coronavirus scare kept Wyevale woman stuck aboard ship
 A Waterdown doctor working on the front lines of the COVID-19 response is warning people to stay home to slow the spread of the virus 鈥?and pre stanley quencher vent it from overwhelming the health-care system.Dr. Andrew Burkett, a respirologist and director of interventional pulmonology at the Grand River Regional Cancer Center in Kitchener-Waterloo, said physical distancing is the key to flattening the curve and helping the overwhelmed medical system, so more people can be saved. Its so contagious that were not going to stop it at this point,  he said.  Its going to run through our population at this point 鈥?the only thing we can change is the speed.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                         If everyone gets sick right away, were not going to be able to save very many people, but if we can slow it down to enough of a pace  stanley cup and build up capacity, we can do a lot better. Burkett, who lives in Waterdown with his wife and two young children, said he is currently seeing mostly young people admitted with symptoms.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW               stanley cup                     The other night on call, I did not admit anyone over the age of 50,  he said.  These people are incredibly sick. In fact, Burkett said he is  incredibly surprised  at how sick these younger patients are.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                         These people are so sick 鈥?maybe on two hands I could count the people under 50 Ive admitted in the last year,

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 The wait for non-emergency surgeries is getting longer as Ontario enters another critical phase of the pandemic, with COVID-19 infections surging 28 per cent to a record of 4,227 people testing positive in one day.For the first time since the province girded for the first wave a year ago, most hospitals in the province have been ordered by the provincial agency Ontario Health to  ramp down  all non-urgent and elective su stanley cups rgeries starting Monday.Premier Doug Ford 鈥?who has been accused of being too slow to impose the latest stay-at-home order and allowing the virus to get out o stanley cup f hand 鈥?asked Ontarians to  stay positive  despite the discouraging news, which included 18 more deaths.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                  stanley cups                        The hospital move follows a rapid rise in cases in the last few weeks that has pushed intensive care units to a series of daily new highs in patients with COVID-19 and its highly contagious variants, with GTA hospitals already transferring dozens of patients to other regions to clear beds. We are facing mounting and extreme pressure on our critical care capacity,  Ontario Health chief executive Matthew Anderson said in a memo.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Anderson also warned that hospitals in areas with lower levels of infection will be asked to identify staff who can be sent elsewhere to meet urgent needs. The situation is extremely serious,  said Anthony Dale, chief executive of the Ontari

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 It may be best known now as a hit television series on CBC, but Kims Convenience started out as a humble play at the Toronto Fringe Festival.Show creator Ins Choi, who grew up in Scarboroughs Warden and Finch area, wrote the play after graduating from York Universitys theatre department and finding opportunities scarce. When I graduated, there were hardly any roles out there,  he recalled.  I joined the fu-GEN Theatre playwrights stanley cups uk  unit, and thats where I started writing Kims Convenience.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        While the exterior of the shows titular shop can be seen at 252 Queen St. E., Choi based the play on a number of convenience stores, including his uncles store near Weston Road and Black Creek Drive and Bobs Convenience near Dundas and Parliament streets.He initially thought the play would strike a chord with a small, niche audience an stanley botella d was taken aback when it became a runaway hit when it appeared at the Fringe in 2011.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                  I thought my sisters would love it, my parents would love it, maybe it would appeal to a larger Korean or Asian crowd,  he said.   Its success  was a complete surprise. Every step of the way, its been a surprise. While the convenience store s stanley cup etting may be far from universal, Choi soon realized the setting was only part of the shows appeal.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                         Its about family, and  Imai Ottawa mayor orders end to ban on window visits
 OTTAWA 鈥?The federal government is poised to loosen restrictions on who can come into Canada.Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says the government has listened to heartbreaking stories of families being kept apart and realizes there must be some compassion.A trio of federal ministers are set to unveil new exemptions to the current restrictions later this afternoon.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW    stanley taza     stanley canada                                   Canada first closed its borders to all but a short list of essential workers in the spring in a bid to slow the spread of COVID-19.      While some family members of citizens or pe stanley cup rmanent residents have since been allowed into the country, many others are not on the list of approved travellers.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 But Trudeau says foreign visitors make up a tiny fraction of the current COVID-19 caseload, and the more that is learned about how to best prevent further spread, the more the government is able to adjust restrictions.This report by The Canadian Press was first published October 2, 2020.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        By The Canadian Press

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 YELLOWKNIFE 鈥?Mounties in the Northwest Territories say the former owner of diamond-cutting and polishing facilities faces fraud charges for allegedly misrepresenting assets to secure a loan.RCMP say they are seeking a warrant for the arrest of Deepak Kumar, who they say is repor stanley kaffeebecher ted to be outside of Canada.Police say Kumar   businesses were located in Yellowknife and the allegations were first reported to them in 2015.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        They allege that Kumar, as head of Deepak International Ltd., fraudulently misrepresented his assets in securing a loan from Callidus Capital Corp., a private commercial financing company in Toronto.      Police say the value of botella stanley  the alleged fraud is reported to be more than $1 million.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 They 821 stanley bottles 7;re asking anyone with information to contact the RCMP financial crime section.By The Canadian Press Kvmb Critical time   : Minus outbreaks, these Oakville and Milton neighbourhoods now have the highest COVID-19 rates in all of Halton
 MISSISSAUGA, Ont. 鈥?Hundreds of people marched through the streets of Mississauga, Ont., on Monday to protest the police shooting  stanley cup of a 62-year-old man suffering from mental illness.Joined by the man   family, the crowd chanted no justice, no peace, abolish the police as they walked along a major thoroughfare with little police presence.Ejaz Choudry was in the middle of a mental health crisis when the family said stanley cup  they called the non-emergency line for help around 5 p.m. on Saturday. Three hours later, Peel Regional Police officers stormed Choudry   home, fired multiple shots and killed him.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Choudry   family has demanded that the officer who shot him be fired. They have also called for a public inquiry into the man   death, as well as changes in the response to people in crisis.We want to create a system that is meant to be there for us, said Choudry   nephew, Hassan Choudhary.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 This system is not meant to be there for us. You ;re in a mental health crisis and you ;re faced by people with guns, people with body arm stanley quencher our, people with authority over you, people demanding you, telling you what to do, instead of listening and trying to understand what   wrong.At one point, the emotional crowd surrounded two police officers and screamed at them for change. Other

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 Less than two months after stanley vattenflaska  opening, the Westminster-Branson Primary Care Clinic is closing.The walk-in clinic opened June 1 inside the Branson Ambulatory Care Centre near Bathurst Street and Finch Avenue, replacing the former Urgent Care Centre  UCC  which area residents had rallied at Queens Park to keep open. The UC stanley mug C managed urgent illness or injury that isnt life-threatening, such as broken bones and cuts.The Westminster-Branson Primary Care Clinic, which operated Monday to Friday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and was staffed by one physician, will c stanley cup lose Friday, July 28 due to  low patient volumes,  North York General Hospital, which operates the site, said in a message on its website Monday, July 24.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The letter noted although most patients who visited the UCC had a family physician, many didnt have same-day primary care access.As an interim measure, NYGH established the Westminster-Branson Primary Care Clinic to provide additional resources while a comprehensive primary care model was being established, the letter said.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                  Despite repeated promotion of the clinics services 鈥?in both printed material such as posters and pamphlets, as well as through our online communication channels 鈥?there has been minimal community uptake,  it said.The letter went on to say the clinic has seen an average of six patients a day, most of who live outside the cat Iirg Elevator technician killed in jobsite accident in midtown Toronto
 Four organizations hope to be better prepared for future waves of COVID-19 and other emergencies, thanks to social services funding.Lanark Countys housing manager, Shawna Stone, spoke about Phase 2 of the provinces Social Services Relief Fund  SSRF  during the Sept. 9 community services meeting. The countys allocation is $1,090,486 of the provincial pot of $362-million. While eight business cases were submitted for funding totalling $2.2 million were received, Stone is recommending approval of four projects, including:鈥?$500,000 to Lanark County Interval House  Community Support to acquire property to enhance its emergency shelter with a location in Perth;               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        鈥?$500,000 for Shardon Manor, near Smiths Falls, for a nine-bed expansion and retrofit of bathrooms and kitchen;鈥?$40,000 for Victoria House hostel to ad stanley cup d a bedroom and renovate four bathrooms; and        ARTICLE CONTINUES BEL stanley quencher OW                                 鈥?$18, stanley cupe 000 for Rideau Ferry Country Home hostel for upgrades to six bathrooms.The remaining $32,486 will be put toward administration costs. With a deadline to submit the business cases to the Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing by Sept. 11, the community services committee went ahead and endorsed the projects.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        According to Stone, this funding wave, announced Aug. 12, differs from Phase 1, which was strictl

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 Motorists in Brampton may pay higher insurance rates, but a new online study suggests Orangeville is home to Ontarios worst drivers.According to a new stanley cup  study released by InsuranceHotline on Wednesday, Orangeville drivers are 1.9 times more likely to have a ticket, collision, or both, on their record than the Ontario average.With 9.4 per cent of Orangeville   participating drivers admitting to having both a traffic ticket and collision on their record, the study ranks it as the worst  city  in Ontario for driving.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        At 8.4 per cent, drivers in Bradford and Sault Ste. Marie sit in a tie for second worst, followed by Woodstock  7.4 per cent , Brantford  6.9 per cent  and Orillia  6.6 per cent . In 13 communities across the province, the average is 5.5 per cent or higher.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 As the study notes, many might assume residents in large urban areas such as Toronto would report having more tickets on their driving record, on average, as well as collisions. Yet, according to InsuranceHotline this may be a myth.For example, municipalities such as North York, Toronto, East York, Etobicoke, Mississauga and Brampton ranked among the study   top 10 cities in Ontario for driving.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                     stanley cup      Based on the details provided by shoppers who obtained Ontario auto insurance stanley fr  quotes, you have  Yxet Railways expect weather to reduce grain crop
 SMITHS FALLS, Ont. 鈥?Uber Technologies Inc. is teaming up with one of Canopy Growth Corp. 8216  brands to facilitate cannabis purchases and fight the illicit pot market.The U.S. tech company says it will now allow users of its Uber Eats app to order cannabis products for pickup from Tokyo Smoke.The companies say the orders will be fulfilled within an hour, a promise they hope will wrestle some sa stanley cup les away from illegal pot dealers.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The Ontario Cannabis Store estimates the illicit market handled about 52.9 per cent of Ontario   cannabis purchases between April 1 and June 30.To access Tokyo Smoke   store on the Uber Eats app, consumers will have to search the word cannabis ; and then confirm their age before a menu pops up.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 When consumers arrive at a Tokyo Smoke location to pick up their order, the pot store   staff will check their ID to ensure they meet stanley canada   stanley cup the age limit for purchasing cannabis.This report by The Canadian Press was first published Nov. 22, 2021.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Companies in this story:  TSX:WEED                 ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                              By The Canadian Press

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 TORONTO 鈥?Two winning tickets were sold for the $35 million jackpot in Friday night   Lotto Max draw.One winning ticket was purchased in Ontario  stanley mugs and stanley cup  the other in Quebec.Each is worth $17.6 million.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                   stanley botella                       The jackpot for the next Lotto Max draw on Aug. 3 will be approximately $10 million.      By The Canadian Press        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Sbwp Bruce Arthur: Doug Ford vs. the outspoken critical care doctor: which side is believable
 Amid alarm about rapidly spreading COVID-19 variants, some parents and at least one teacher are itching for normalcy this fall, citing dwindling mental health and learning loss as reasons. Schools must resume in the normal capacity in September; high school students must be in school every day,  said Amanda Shulman, mother of a Grade 9 student from Richmond Hill. This entire year has been incredibly challenging and difficult for high school students.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Shulman says Education Minister Stephen Lecce stated high school students must have 50 per cent face-to-face learning, but in reality, it  stanley cup 8217  been 25 per cent. YRDSB  York Region District School Board  chose the semestered mode stanley bottles l, with actually only 25 per cent face-to-face learning. And I ;m not sure how they actually got away with this,  she sai stanley cup d.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 While describing her sons teachers and the administration at Alexander Mackenzie High School as  fantastic  and  outstanding,  the mother rejects the model she called  abhorrent  and  awful. YRDSB had its third feedback day March 24, where teachers reach out to students needing assistance. There is one last feedback day in April.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                         In theory, it sounds like a great thing, 聽Shulman said.  However, what they ;ve done is they ;ve cancelled extremely minimal

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 OTTAWA 鈥?As the federal government whittles away a backlog of payroll problems caused by its new pay system, officials say new payroll entries are taking an unacceptable amount of time to process.The deputy minister in char stanley cup ge of dealing with the Phoenix pay system debacle says about 18,000 backlogged cases have yet to be processed, down from roughly 22,000 files that were still on the books two weeks prior.But Marie Lemay says a secondary backlog of sorts was created over the summer months as payroll processing times slowed to about 40,000 files per pay period.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The deputy minister o stanley becher f Public Services and Procurement C stanley cup becher anada says the goal is to ensure that federal workers are paid what they are owed within 20 days of submitting their regular pay claims.But while pay processing times have vastly improved, Lemay says that target is being achieved only about 20 per cent of the time as a result of the earlier slowdown.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 The remaining 80 per cent of employees are being forced to wait for payments for up to two months or even longer.We have the equivalent of more than two months of transactions that are in a queue, Lemay said.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Some could be 40 days. Some could be 60 days  depending on the transaction .                ARTICLE CONTIN Rhtc Knowledge House CEO, lawyer guilty of fraud
 Oro-Medonte is grounding its stake in the Lake Simcoe Regional Airport.Township council has agreed to sell its 20 per cent share in the Line 7 airport to Simco stanley quencher e County for nearly $1.5 million. That money will be used for facilitating business development within the township.As part of the agreement, the township will retain one seat on the airport board.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The decision would make the county the majority shareholder and it comes as the  stanley quencher airport prepares for a three-phase, $65.9-million upgrade.聽Oro-Medontes stake would have put the municipality on the hook for about $8 million in costs related to the first two phases. The airport wants to move ahead with the upgrades quicker than initially planned, after two large businesses shortlisted the site for expansion.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                  Given its current capital funding priorities, the township is not in a financial position to provide the investment that would be required in the next one to two years,  Oro-Medonte corporate services director Donna Hewitt said in a July 17 report to council.  The airport is not in a position to finance these expansions through debt. As such, the expansion can only be fi stanley cups nanced by its shareholders. Given the townships financial constraints, staff brought a report to council regarding the potential divestment of shares. The first phase of the proposal 鈥?which would cost about $27.5 milli

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