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 MPP Stephen Lecce for King-Vaughan riding sat down with The York  stanley thermobecher Region Media Group this week to talk about his priorities in the community.1  Why did you run for office I ran with a mission to make life affordable for working people in King-Vaughan and to restore hope for the next generation that increasingly feels or felt that they couldnt achieve their full God-given potential. I want to restore that hope and I want to make sure for working people, for those who work very hard, which in the riding of King-Vaughan were blessed to have a great diversity of experience, and I want those people to know that theyre going to have a government that is going to fight for them, lower their taxes and put money back in  stanley tazas their pockets and improve the social services that I know we depend on be it health care or better education or better jobs. This is the mission. My central mission is to make life affordable and unleashing the potential of every single person in this community.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        2  What do you want to achieve in the riding I want to make sure people in this community that work hard are able to take home more of their pay. For me, as a Progressive Conservative, I really believe that individuals increasingly are overtaxed, theyre working harder, they ;re taking home less, their hydro bills are out of control and the cost of living is very high. Thats a direct result of mismanagement by the for gourde stanley mer Liberal gov Crig Today s coronavirus news: Ontario reports 865 in hospital with COVID, 144 in ICU
 This is part of a four-week series dedicated to trying to understand the disconnect be stanley cup tween Parry Sound job seekers and businesses. This month, we ;re hoping to answer the questions of what workers want, and local businesses ; ability to give it to them, as we delve into the fact and fiction of Labour Pains. For mo stanley france re, visit our hot topic Labour Pains 鈥?November 2021.Our newsroom is dedicating the month of November to looking at the current employment crisis in Parry Sound from a 360-degree scope.Weve called the series Labour Pains and you can expect to hear from business owners, job hunters and employment experts as we navigate this topic.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        As part of Labour Pains, we will highlight a job posting every day through the month of November, including wages, expectations and contact information. Our goal is to fill all 30 positions so please help us spread the word through your networks and on social media.Business Name: Weeks Construction        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Job Available: AZ/DZ DriversSkills Reqd: Applicable license, min, 3 years with current license, no restrictions, ability to secure loads, ability to stand/walk on  stanley cup jobsites/sit in vehicle for extended period of time               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Contact: info@weeksconstruction                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                       

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 Did you hear a loud boom in the middle of the night  If you did, it was likely the result of a cryoseism or ice quake.With this past weekend   freezing rain and ice built up, residents may have heard loud noises known as frost quakes, ice quakes or cryoseism ;.People have been commenting on social media about hearing strange noises, described as loud banging or popping sounds.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Although startling, a cryoseism, otherwise known as frost or ice quakes, is nothing to worry about.      A cryoseism is the result stanley mug  of water in the ground expanding as it freezes and eventually cracking. A combination of large amounts of moisture and a sudden blast of frigid temperatures results in the non-tectonic seismic event.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 The quakes usually occur at night when temperatures are the lowest. A quakes bark is much bigger than its bite. It is part of the natural cycle, but they can be an attention getter,  Dufferin Countys emerg stanley water jug ency management co-ordinator Steve Murphy told the Banner in a 2017 article.  Youre lying in bed, its nice and quiet and something goes bang. If that doesnt disturb you theres something wrong.                ART stanley cup ICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        As Hydro Crews work to restore power to communities across Ontario following the weekend storm, residents can expect to see ice build up on hydro lines and Mkbm Second Olymel plant dealing with COVID-19 outbreak
 Today, Nov. 8, Minister of Indigenous Affairs Greg Rickford issued the following statement in recognition of Indigenous Veterans Day: Today is a day to remember and botella stanley  show gratitude to the thousands of Indigenous veterans and those currently serving in the military who have helped keep our country safe in times of war and military stanley cup  conflict. First Nations, Inuit and M茅tis people have fought with a stanley cup llies in both World Wars and in other past conflicts and continue to serve in many capacities at home and around the world today.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                         Indigenous members of the military faced many obstacles in enrolling and serving in the military. Some travelled long distances to enlist, leaving behind all that was familiar and facing differences in culture and language.       No matter what barriers they faced, Indigenous veterans and those currently serving have done, and continue to do so with valour and bravery.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                  During this Remembrance Week, I encourage everyone to learn more about the proud Indigenous military service in Canada. Lest we forget.

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 TORONTO 鈥?Federal Finance Minister Bill Morneau and Canada   five biggest banks are set to announce Thursday a new fund aimed at helping small- and medium-sized businesses stanley becher  access cash to help them grow, according to sources familiar with the matter.The two sources, who have direct knowledge of the matter, spoke on condition of anonymity because they were not  stanley thermobecher authorized to speak publicly about it.Morneau and the CEOs of the banks have an announcement scheduled in Toronto on Thursday mor stanley mug ning.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The need to help small- and medium-sized businesses secure capital has become a growing topic of conversation in financial and political circles as of late.During a speech to the Canadian Club of Toronto last month, CIBC CEO Victor Dodig spoke of how such a fund would invigorate the economy.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 He said CIBC has been in talks with the federal government and other financial institutions about creating a  8220 izeable Canadian business growth fund, financed by the private sector, for small- and medium-sized enterprises.What   interesting about the business growth fund in Canada is that it   a private sector initiative, Dodig said.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        It   financial institutions coming together to help the small- and medium-sized business sector and  Ucbb Mississauga council, residents angry at Ford government   s plan to demolish QEW heritage bridge
 Halton Hills has its first documented case of coronavirus.According to Halton Public Health, a Georgetown man in his 40s has tested positive for COVID-19. At this point, its unknown how he contracted the virus. He is currently self-isolating at home.The man is one of six new confirmed cases in Halton this afternoon  March 18 , bringing the total n stanley termohrnek umber across Halton to 10, with the patients largely conc stanley quencher entrated in the southern part of the region.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Among the new cases are three females in their 50s from Oakville, along with a male and female in their 50s from Burlington. All are believed to have contracted COVID-19 from travelling.The Region issued a press release with further details on the fifth confirmed case, one of the women from Oakville.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 According to Halton Medical Officer of Health Dr. Hamidah Meghani, the woman returned to Toronto from Los Angeles on March 8 aboard Air Canadas flight AC790. She became symptomatic the same day and went to Joseph Brant Hospital in Burlington for testing on March 14.The hospital took all precautions, including testing in an isolated environment with all necessary personal protection equipment, states stanley cups uk  a prepared release from Halton Region.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                         While we continue to see more cases, I want to reassure residents that most individuals

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 TORONTO 鈥?No winning ticket was sold for the $5 million jackpot in S stanley mug aturday night   Lotto 649 draw.However, the guarantee stanley cup d $1 million prize was claimed by a ticket holder in Ontario.The jackpot for the next Lotto 649 draw on Dec. 13 will be approximately $7 million.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                         stanley cup                 By The Canadian Press Lwnf With the swing of a golf club, Alberta begins to open its economy
 With life getting back to normal, Halton residents are finally taking the next step when it comes to dates and friend nights; meeting in real life, according to resta stanley cup urant booking site OpenTable.A recent survey of Ontarians revealed that 76 per cent reported that their social circles have shrunk, with 50 per cent interested in seeking new friend connections and over 27 per cent interested in seeking a romantic partner.With that in mind, OpenTable and dating app Bumble are debuting the Top 100 Canadian dining locations for a date to help you discover the perfect venue for this type of meetup, curated from diner reviews and experiences.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                  stanley cups                        The Oakville restaurants on the list are:鈥⒙燙hop Steakhouse  Bar on North Ser stanley website vice Road        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 鈥?Cucci Ristorante on Jones StreetA place for romance and chilling, reviewer Sandra Cyrill said.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The top Burlington restaurants for that special romantic evening are:                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                              鈥?Rust Bistrobar on Walkers Line鈥?West Plains Bistro on Plains Road East

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Qlos First Nations police services demand more funding
 OTTAWA 鈥?Montreal immigration lawyer Meryam Haddad issued a mic-drop rebuttal after she was briefly expelled from the Green party leadership race this week for allegedly endorsing a rival provincial party in the British Columbia election.The 32-year-old wrote to the Green party   leadership contest com botella stanley mittee to point out that a stanley thermobecher lmost exactly one year ago, former leader Elizabeth May had done the very same thing.I would like an explanation as to why this is a reason to expel me when just last year, Elizabeth May endorsed and encouraged people to vote for Jody Wilson-Raybould over our own Green candidate, Haddad wrote in her appeal letter.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BEL stanley cup OW                                        Why are the rules so different when it comes to me  Haddad wrote in the letter.Haddad was reinstated as a leadership candidate about 18 hours after sending the letter of appeal, with the Green party saying in a statement Thursday that the committee had taken into account mitigating circumstances.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Last year, May spoke at a rally for Wilson-Raybould, a former Liberal cabinet minister who was running as an Independent in the 2019 federal election after a very public feud with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau over the SNC-Lavalin affair.May, who was Green party leader at the time, denied she was implicitly endorsing Wilson-Raybould, saying she was supp Pqya $18M pledged for new Catholic elementary school in South Milton
 Toronto has a speeding problem, the city   mayor said Tuesday after officials analyzed the first month of data from automated speed cameras that have been rolled out.Mayor John Tory said the cameras have been operational in 50 school zones across the city since July 6.Over the following month the automated machines issued more than 22,000 tickets, he said.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                       stanley cup   These are very sobering numbers and this is a very serious problem that we collectively as a city have to come to grips with, Tory said.The cameras were installed just before the pandemic hit, but weren ;t being used until the summer due to COVID-19, he said.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 There were more than 2,000 repeat offenders in the first month the speeding cameras were turned on, including one vehicle that was issued 12 tickets.He said one camera in northwest Toronto near two schools issued more than 2,700 tickets.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The highest speed the cameras recorded came at the same spot where a driver wa stanley cups uk s nabbed going nearly 50 km/h over the posted 40 stanley termohrnek  km/h limit.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                              Who would drive in the city near two schools at 50 km/h above the limit  Tory said.The mayor said he is hopeful the cameras will alter behaviour.The data tel

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 OTTAWA 鈥?Fifteen cities will share $500 million in  stanley mug federal funding so they can buy properties being sold because of the COVID-19 pandemic and use them to help keep people from becoming homeless.Canada   biggest city, Toronto, will get the largest slice of that funding pie with about $203 million, with funding also going to Vancouver stanley flask , Montreal, Ottawa and Edmonton to help their housing providers find places for people in time for winter.A further $500 million will be up for grabs for projects that will have to be completed within 12 months of federal officials giving the green light for funding.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The money up for grabs is in high demand, with some cities already laying out buying strategies and prepping to apply for the project-based funding stream.Edmonton Mayor Don Iveson said once those applications are in, cities will be telling the federal Liberals that both pots of money will need to be topped up.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 But the best way to make that argument is to use u stanley thermoskannen p the two $500-million allocations quickly, which we intend to do, said Iveson, who chairs the big-city mayors group of the Federation of Canadian Municipalities.The government considered the program for months as a way to keep people from falling into homelessness heading into the winter, with temporary shelter measures for the COVID-19 pandemic set to expire.             Rwga Stouffville eyes building $3.8-million Huron-Wendat interpretative centre
 MONTREAL 鈥?Quebec food-processing company Olymel says it doesn ;t plan to close either of its two plants in the province dealing with COVID-19 outbreaks.A hog-slaughter facility in Princeville, Que., northeast of Montreal, reported 14 infections among workers on Thursday, and a plant in Quebec   Beauce region, southeast of Quebec City, recently reported 126 cases.Company spokesman Richard Vigneault said regional public health authorities haven ;t recommended either plant be closed. Of course we assess all our options when we have a crisis like this, Vigneault said Friday.               ARTICLE CONTINUE stanley vaso S BELOW                                        He said the company has begun stanley cup  testing 120 employees of the Princeville plant, targeting day shift workers in the cutting room. That facility employs 370 people and is located about 175 kilometres northeast of Montreal.At the Valle-Jonction, Que., facility in th stanley termohrnek e Beauce region, mass testing of employees has ended and the company hired a nurse to work on site and assess employees ; symptoms.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 But Martin Maurice, the head of the union representing workers at the Beauce plant, said some employees remain worried. What we want is for the workers to work safely and we don ;t think that   the case right now, Maurice said of the plant, where the recent death of a 65-year-old colleague is suspected of being COVID-related.

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 Dozens of firefighters battled a large industrial blaze in southwestern Ontario on Tuesday, drilling through the ice of a nearby canal at one point to get enough water to fight the flames, local authorities said.The fire in Port Colborne, Ont., 鈥?in which authorities said no one was injured 鈥?broke out at a facility that manufactured vinyl products and sent plumes of thick black smoke into the sky that were seen by residents across the border in the United States, about 30 kilometres away.The local fire department advised residents to stay inside with their windows and doors closed as the Environment Ministry conducted air quality testing. It noted, however, that tests of three locations by Tuesday afternoon reported the air quality as safe, and children were being released from schools  stanley trinkflaschen as a result.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The blaze at Vinyl Works Canad stanley thermos mug a was reported around 7:40 a.m. by workers who had arrived to open up t stanley thermobecher he building, the fire department said. Seven workers were in the facility at the time and left safety, authorities said.The flames were going up the wall, coming out of the roof. It was really involved. It had a good head start before we got here, Deputy Fire Chief Mike Bendia told reporters, noting that the fire caused the structure to collapse entirely.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Water to fight the blaze was brought in by neighbouring fire departments for Pkvo Dufferin OPP lay impaired driving charge in Shelburne after traffic complaint
 With cases of COVID-19 on the rise, the city has made a few changes to its operations.The move by Burlington follows the Jan. 3 announcement by the Ontario government that the province would be temporarily moving into Step Two of its Roadmap  stanley cup to Reopen. Changes in the city will be in place until at least Jan. 27.Mayor Marianne Meed Ward said their key focus remains on delivering essential services while keeping staff and residents safe.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                         We know how difficult it is to once again face restrictions to slow the spread of COVID-19. These last two years have been so hard and youve all made so many sacrifices. Thank you for hanging in and caring for each other. Well get through this,  said Meed Ward.Service Burl stanley cup website ington        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 City Hall, located at 426 Brant St., remains open for in-person service by appointment only for commissioning services and marriage licences. Walk-ins are not permitted.Those interested can visit burlington.ca/commissioning, burlington.ca/marriage or call 905-335-7777 to book an appointment. Residents can also visit burlington.ca/onlineservices to access a variety of city stanley france  services online.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Service Burlington is available to answer questions by phone during regular business hours, at 905-335-7777 and city@burlington.ca.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW

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 Ontarios elementary teachers have voted overwhelmingly in favour of going on strike if no deal is reached with the provincial government.Some 95 per cent of members who voted over the past month approved of job action, the Elementary Teachers Federation of Ontario said Wednesday. This strong strike mandate sends a very clear message to the government,  ETFO president Karen Brown said in a written statement.  Our members have been working for over a year without a contract, and their patience has run out. We need the government to stop stalling and start negotiating seriously on our members key priorities.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The in-person vot stanley cups uk ing began Sept. 18 for public elementary teachers and wrapped stanley cup  up late Tuesday night. Although it initially included all 83,000 members, some 3,500 education workers represented by the union reached a tentative deal soon after and suspended their voting pending ratification.The vote does not necessarily mean that public elementary teachers will strike or take part in job action 鈥?such as working to rule 鈥?and negotiations with the province and school boards continue with the help of a conciliator.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 At Queens Park, Education Minister Stephen Lecce said  its clear that 100 per cent of families  want their children in school.Despite the strike vote, Lecce said he remains  cautiously o stanley cup ptimistic  a deal can be reached,  but I  Axux VIDEO: York Regional Police seek help identifying suspects in Vaughan home invasion
 The number of people infected by the coronavirus in Halton continues to surge, as the region records its highest daily jump yet.According to the latest figures on the Halton Regions website,59 more residents               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                              stanley italia            have tested positive for COVID-19, bringing the total to 228.Wednesdays update sees huge increases across the board with 30 new confirmed c stanley cup oronavirus cases in Oakville, 11 in Milton, 10 in Burlington, and eight in Halton Hills. One case is pending.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Heres the full breakdown:鈥?Oakville 93 cases  up from 63                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        鈥?Milton 50 cases  up from 39                 ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                              鈥?Burlington 49 cases  up from 39 鈥?Halton Hills 36 cases  up from 28 As noted on the website, the dramatic increases are attributed to a change in case definition that reclassified all cases formerly considered as preliminary positive results to confirmed  stanley drinking cup cases.Additionally, the total numbers dont take into account case counts forcoronavirus outbreaks in long-term care and retirement homes.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Age rangesTheres also been a shift in the reported age groups to align with provincial data.The latest data shows residents in the age range of 40-59 are impacted the most with 102

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Srnz Halton highway closures for planned roadwork on Aug. 31
 GENEVA 鈥?UNICEF is appealing for $3.3 billion this year to help millions of children  stanley mugs worldwide facing conflict, malnutrition and other humanitarian emergencies.The U.N. children   agency says more than 40 per cent of the appeal would provide funds for children either displaced within Syria or who have fled abroad to escape the country   nearly s stanley mug ix-year war.UNICEF said its annual appeal announced Tuesday follows an initial request for $2.8 billion last year, which eventually grew to $3.2 billion amid escalating conflicts in Yemen, South Sudan and Iraq.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The single largest donor in 2016 was the United States, which contributed $407 million, followed by Germany at $250 million.      UNICEF emergencies director Manuel Fontaine said: We certainly hope that the United States will  stanley mugs keep with its tradition of helping us.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 By The Associated Press Pdqc Liberal stalwart Allan MacEachen dies at 96
 TORONTO 鈥?The man accused of killing a Toronto police officer was granted bail Wednesday, prompting the Ontario premier to call on the justice system to get its act together - a comment that angered lawyers.Umar Zameer faces one count of first-degree murder in the death of Const. Jeffrey Northrup.The 55-year-old officer died on July 2 after being struck by a vehicle in what investigators have called a deliberate act as he was responding to a report of a robbery in a parking lot at Toronto City Hall.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Zameer   lawyer, Nad stanley cup er Hasan, said his client   family was pleased with the outcome of Wednesdaystanley quencher  8217  bail hearing.They welcome him home, Hasan said in an email. I know it comes amidst a tragedy for Officer Northrup   family and again express my condolences.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Hasan said the sta stanley cup ndard publication ban on bail hearings prevents him from discussing how the court reached its decision and the evidence presented in court.We have advised the court and the Crown of our intention to seek to vary the terms of the publication ban so that the public will better understand this case and why the court reached this decision, he said.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        When an individual charged with a serious crime has been granted bail,

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 When mapping COVID-19 in Toronto, the highest infection rates can be seen in the citys northwest, where residents are more likely to be newcomers, low income and living in cramped housing 鈥?all factors that heightened their stanley taza  risk of death and disease long before t stanley canada he pandemic.In this corner of Toronto, organizations like Rexdale Community Health Centre have found creative ways to reach their neediest patients but COVID has halted much of this critical work. A weekly mobile clinic for uninsured workers was paused. Community events for diabetes in stanley becher terventions and education were cancelled.And at the clinic, where doctors continued treating people in person and online, certain patients stopped showing up.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                         Thirty-five per cent of our patients are uninsured ... people who literally have no resources,  said Peter Khela, director of primary health-care services at Rexdale CHC.  We prioritize them. But during COVID, weve seen less of them come to us. I dont know why. The pandemic is often described as a spotlight on disparities that have long existed, but were made glaringly visible by COVID-19s trail of destruction. The citys northwest and parts of Scarborough 鈥?where case counts have been highest 鈥?are sometimes referred to as  primary care deserts,  where access to family doctors and general practitioners is lowest despite having some of the highest needs.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                     

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 TORONTO 鈥?A photo of a hockey player breastfeeding her baby between periods has riled social media, and that uproar has some lactation experts bemoaning how such a  stanley termosy natural act continues to be sexualized and shamed.Dr. Dan Flanders o stanley botella f Kindercare Pediatrics in Toronto called negative reaction to the photo  8220 o incredibly disappointing.In a world that supports women and moms it should be a complete non-issue, Flanders said Thursday.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                   starbucks stanley cup                       It should be like shopping at the supermarket. It should be like driving in your car to work, it should have no emotional impact but it obviously unveils a lot of hangups that we have in our society now. I guess breasts are very sexualized in our world and people have hangups about sex and sexuality.The Facebook photo of Serah Small breastfeeding her eight-week-old in an arena change room had drawn more than 1,000 likes and 500 shares by Thursday morning. In the photo, shared Monday by Milky Way Lactation Services, the Alberta mom is topless but still in her bulky hockey pants and skates.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 The image and associated media stories have drawn strong online reaction, the vast majority of it appearing to be supportive, although some comments were not.Why do we have to keep going through this every few months, one reader posts. I don ;t care where they fee Znea Higher down payments should be considered: CMHC
 MONTREAL 鈥?A COVID-19 outbreak linked to two house parties south of Montreal has grown to about 80 cases, Quebec   public health director announced Friday botella stanley .Horacio Arruda said there was  8220 ufficient data to conclude the outbreak is linked to two private parties that took place at the end of June, as well as to a bar that some of the attendees later visited.That means there was community transmission at the parties, then there was more at the bar by people who were contaminated in the parties who didn ;t have symptoms, or who had mild symptoms, he told reporters in  stanley cup Gatineau, Que.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The outbreak prompted one of the affected communities to order mandatory mask-wearing inside all commercial businesses as of Friday.Health officials said they believe the house party in the municipality of Saint-Chrysostome, located about 50 kilometres south of Montreal, is connected to a series of infections that forced several businesses to close in the nearby town of Mercier.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Montreal has already announced it intends to bring in a bylaw making mask-wearing mandatory in public indoor places by the end of July.Arruda said provincial officials continue to seriously discuss whether to implement similar rules across the province, but said it   easier said than done. Making things mandatory is easy to  stanley cup say, applying it,

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 Halton police say an assault and a devastating church fire were among the 34 hate-related incidents reported in Halton during 2017.This troubling information was disclosed during a meeting of the Halton Regional Police Services Board on March 1, in an annual report that showed a jump in hate-related occurrences last year.The 2017 figure represents a 36 per cen stanley termosar t increase over the number of hate incidents reported in 2016 and is a reversal of the downward trend the region had been seeing concerning these actions since 2011, when 52 hate-related occurrences were reported in Halton.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                               stanley bottles           Police said there was one hate crime in 2017, which occurred in Oakville. The actual hate crime was an assault against an Asian male, who was told that this was Canada and he didnt belong here,  said Halton police Chief Stephen Tanner in the report to the board.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                  The suspect was identified, arrested and charged with assault. The report said there were two hate crimes in 2016, one in Oakville and one in Burlington.       stanley thermobecher          ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The number of suspected hate crimes tripled from nine incidents in 2016 to 27 in 2017.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                              Six other hate-related incidents that did not meet the threshold of a criminal act were also reported in 201 Qqbe Ayr park lighting project delayed
 The municipality is closing parts of the citys core to traffic on Friday evenings to allow restaurants to expand their seating into the street this summer.Officials say the closures are part of a larger effort to help downtown restaurants and merchants conduct business while physical distancing and other COVID-19 measures are in place. After spend stanley cup ing months indoors, were looking forward to meeting our friends and neighbours safely in the streets again, while supporting the businesses who have supported our community throughout the years,  said Coun. Ted Emond, chair of the citys economic recovery task force.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The closures take place Fridays between 4 and 11 p.m. in three areas: Mississaga Street East, between Front Street and Peter Street South; Peter Street South  arts district  between Mississaga Street East and Colborne Street East; and Mississaga Street West, between West and Andrew stree stanley cup ts.Closing these areas to traffic will help ensure customers have ample space to dine on local patios and browse stores while maintaining a safe distance from one another, the city said.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Council approved the measures with the support of the Downtown Orillia Management Board and committed funds to support staffing for the closure, re stanley puodelis lated signage, sanitation stations, and potential entertainment 鈥?once it is safe to do so.Council allocated additional fu

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 SASKATOON 鈥?A Saskatchewan woman wants Air Canada to pay better attention to its young passengers after a cancelled flight home landed her 14- stanley cup year-old in a foreign hotel with strangers.Csilla Vajda said her daughter, Timea, spent the summer with her grandparents in Satu Mare, Romania.Vajda had travelled there with the girl, who was booked to fly home to Saskatoon on her own Aug. 20.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The teen had no problems taking a bus into neighbouring Hungary, said her mother, and arrived in time to catch her plane at the Budapest airport. After mechanical trouble and a stanley cup becher  six-hour delay, the flight was cancelled.Passengers were put up at a hotel, but it didn ;t have enough rooms for everyone. People were told they ;d have to share, Vajda said.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 A nice couple, who had paid for a cab to the hotel and taken Timea with them, also volunteered to share a room with her, her mother said. They then had to fight to make sure the girl got her own bed.Staff wanted to add one more person to the room but apparently this couple said, You can ;t do this. Like, no way, ; said Vajda.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Because of the time difference, the mother said she didn ;t learn about the flight cancellation until she woke up in the morning.                ARTICLE CONTINU stanley thermos mug ES BELOW    Wwtz Forced to change : Peel addiction treatment centres see challenges and opportunities in COVID-19 pandemic
 The latest coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Wednesday. This file will be updated throughout the day. Web links to longer stories if available.9:45 p.m.: Treating moderately ill, hospitalized COVID-19 patients with a higher dose of blood thinners could significantly reduce the probability theyll become critically ill, according to a Canadian-led, international study published Wednesday.With unvaccinated COVID-19 patients still being admitted to intensive care units, and the chance of a fourth wave of the pandemic on the horizon, the treatment could  significantly off-load pressures on ICUs in Ontario,  said Dr. Ewan Goligher, a critical care physician at Toronto General Hospital and one of the principal investigators of the trial.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW      vaso stanley                                     Given that a substantial proportion of the population remains unvaccinated and these variants continue to circulate, the risk of developing severe COVID remains real for many Ontarians,  Goligher told the Star.  Having a drug that we know can reduce that risk if you do get infected, is a really important advance. Read the full story by Star reporter Maria Sarrouh: Blood thinners could increase the chance of stanley bottles  survival in moderately ill COVID-19 patients, study shows        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 9:30 p.m.: As Florida continues to lead the nation in hosp vaso stanley italizations for COVID-19, Gov. Ron DeSantis is holding to his anti-mask, a

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 QUEBEC 鈥?A stanley becher  small figurine of Quebec   director of public health, given to him as recognition for his efforts during the COVID-19 pandemic, will have to be handed over to authorities because it runs contrary to the province   ethics rules, The Canadian Press has learned.The 30-centimetre likeness of Dr. Horacio Arr stanley vaso uda was created by Montreal   Studio Artefact using 3D printing.The company   design director, Louis-Philippe Dugre-Thibaudeau, posted on May 8 about the item, calling it A colourful work for a man who is just as colourful.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW               vaso stanley                           But the figurine runs afoul of the province   ethics regulations, exceeding what is deemed acceptable according to rules regarding ethics and professional conduct of public administrators.The province   Health Department came to the conclusion after a week of analysis.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 A section of the ethics rules states that public administrators may not accept any gift, hospitality or other advantage other than that of modest value.Any other gift ... must be returned to the donor or to the State, the rules read.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The figurine will be handed over to the province and will be displayed at the Health Department   offices, said Marie-Louise Harvey, a spokeswoman for the d