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OTTAWA鈥擴niting a fragmented country is Justin Trudeaus chief job as he steps into his second mandate.How Trudeau got that national job 鈥?on the strength of 157 small, local victories 鈥?is an important story as this Liberal prime minister tries to de-fragment the nation.Governing is an art. Getting elected, in the 21st century, is increasingly a science. The question is: can Trudeau put the art and science together ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW stanley cup The federal Liberals are in power as 2019 comes to an end thanks to what may have been one of the most sophisticated, locally targeted election campaigns this country has ever seen. Justin Trudeau didnt win the election. Justin Trudeaus campaign organization won the election, says Nik Nanos, one of Canadas leading pollsters, who has been sifting through the results of the 2019 election and marvelling at how Liberals gathered up a national mandate with a precise focus on specific pockets of the country. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW stanley cup Nanos believes that this national-versus-local focus raises important questions about how a Liberal minority government will patch together a pan-Canadian vision for governing. He also believes that Liberals growing mastery of micro-targeted campaigning will make them unafraid to plunge into another election if their new minority government collapses.To understand how Trudeau will set about stanley termosar uniting the country, though, you first Apjr Halton drug cases in limbo after evidence in police vault may have been compromised
Halton police are calling on residents to make this holiday season a special one for struggling families in this community by participating in the 2020 Miracle on Main Street and Cram-a-Cruiser events.Officers noted there are many families within Halton that are less fortunate and some who are simply not able to buy their childre stanley cups uk n toys for the holidays. This year, we believe the struggle could be even greater for more families, said Sgt. Ric Judson of the Halton police Regional Community Mobilization Bureau. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW To help these families, Halton police and the Tiger Jeet Singh Foundation are holding vaso stanley their annual Miracle on Main Street formerly Toys for Tots Christmas donation drive.This is the third year the two organizations have worked together to hold this event. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Judson noted this collaboration has allowed the two organizations to enhance the annual donation drives and help more families in need.All donations collected are distributed to Halton schools, community agencies and families. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Donations can be made online at MiracleOnMain.ca. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Due to the pandemic, police said they will not be acc stanley mug epting toy donations at their facilities.They are instead encouraging everyone to donate gift ca

 

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Halton Region reported five deaths related to COVID-19 o kubki stanley ver the past week.Three of the deaths were in Oakville with one each in Burlington and Halton Hills.The number of people being treate stanley thermosflasche d for COVID-19 in Halton hospitals was up slightly. There are currently 19 people being treated, eight who were admitted for COVID-19 and 11 who were admitted for other reasons but later tested positive. Thats up from a total of 15 last week. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Hospital occupancy rates were also up, to 113 per cent for acute care beds and 72 per cent for intensive care unit beds. There were 113 number of lab-confirmed cases, for an average of 16.1 per day, a small decrease from last week. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The number of on-going outbreaks was down f stanley hrnek rom six to five.Three of Haltons six wastewater sites were showing a significant increase in the presence of COVID-19 鈥?Acton, Oakville South West and Skyway. It was the first time in four weeks any sites had shown a significant increase. Aeye No marriage tax, Ontario government says
TORONTO 鈥?Brookfield Infrastructure has signed deals totalli stanley cupe ng US$4.1 billion to sell Enwave, its North American district energy business.The company says Ontario Teachers Pension Plan and Australian firm IFM Investors have agreed to buy Enwaves Canadian business.Enwaves U.S. business is being sold to Australian investment manager QIC and U.S. firm Ullico. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Net proceeds to Brookfield Infrastructure are expected to be US$950 million.Enwave, which provides heating and cooling for buildings from a central plant, was acquired by Brookfield Infrastructure in 2012 from the City of Toronto and Borealis, the infrastructure investment arm of the OMERS pension plan. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The business operates in 13 major cities with more than 800 customers under long-term contracts.The sale of Enwave caps off a hugely successful investment for Brookfield Infrastructure, one in which we grew the business significantly through organic growth initiatives and follow-on acquisitions, Brookfield Infrastructure CEO Sam Pollock said in a statement. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW These transactions begin what we anticipate being another strong year for Brookfield Infrast stanley bottles ructures capita stanley cup website l recycling program. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW This report by The

 

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CHARLOTTETOWN 鈥?Canada needs a national re-examination of veterans issues and the Greens would begin it immediately if they won power, Elizabeth May says.Campaigning in Atlantic Canada on Saturday, May made her announcement outside Charlottetown, where the federal Veterans Affairs department has its headquarters.It so important that we properly care for those who are on the front lines caring for us, May said. And we need to reassure young people considering a career in the Armed Forces that their future will be safeguarded. 822 stanley flask 1; vaso stanley ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Many veterans are angry at both the Conservative and Liberal parties over changes to their pensions and poor access to supports for lifelong service-r starbucks stanley cup elated injuries. Tens of thousands of veterans are waiting for disability benefits.Wait lists grew quickly when Conservatives closed offices offering veterans services and cut staff in the department. The Liberals reopened the offices and have hired many case managers and other workers whose jobs are to see that veterans get care they need and are entitled to, but backlogs keep growing because of increased demand. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW May said the Green party would go back to the way disability pensions were paid more than a decade ago, and extend pension payments to spouses of more veterans of both the military and the RCMP.Those would be fi Ahkh Reviews of remand deaths still secret
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TORONTO 鈥?Canada main stock index was cushioned from moving heavily into the red as fears about sanctions against Russian oil lifted crude prices and powered the energy sector to its highest level since 2015.The talk of curtailing Russian oil imports created additional worries than seen over last couple of weeks over fears that higher oil prices would increase inflationary pressures that may impact consumers and temper growth.So then that S word, stagflation, c stanley travel mug omes into play as well, said Mona Mahajan, senior investment strategist at Edward Jones. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The TSX higher exposure to energy and materials is helping the Toronto market to rise slightly year-to-date even while U.S. markets have decreased with the SP 500 and Nasdaq composite in correction territory.The SP/TSX composite stanley cup index closed down 98.03 points or 0.5 per cent at 21,304.40. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW In New York, t stanley thermosflasche he Dow Jones industrial average was down 797.42 points or 2.4 per cent at 32,817.38. The SP 500 index was down 127.78 points or nearly 3.0 per cent at 4,201.09, while the Nasdaq composite was down 482.48 points or 3.6 per cent at 12,830.96.Mahajan said the U.S. economy came into this geopolitical crisis stronger than European markets. In the last week, the TSX was up one per cent, the SP was down three per cent but European markets were 11 per cent Qqxp Rights group suing over airplane tarmac delay
In a time of nonstop pandemic news, its easy to get lost in the coronavirus case data being reported daily.Locally, some residents have noticed that the case counts published by Halton Public Health and the Province of Ontario are growing more different by the day.So, which numbers are right Georgetown resident Janet Hanlin had the same question and reached out to our newsroom to find out more. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW We turned to public health staff and discovered Halton includes probable COVID-19 cases when it reports daily numbers, while the Province only stanley cups includes confirmed infections in its counts.Theres also the fact that Halton and the Province are pulling their numbers at different times of day. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Our dashboard reflects cases rep stanley drinking cup orted to stanley termohrnek public health up until 11:59 p.m. on the previous night, whereas the Province extracts data for Halton and other public health units at 1 p.m. the day before, said a statement from Halton health officials. When the Province reports changes in cases for a particular day, it is a net change capturing the difference in the cumulative count for Halton at 1 p.m. compared to the previous day. It does not necessarily reflect new cases on one particular day. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Staff noted the Region doesnt plan on aligning its reporting times with the Province, as Halton

 

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Life at Lundy Manor Retirement Residence has changed significantly since the spread of COVID-19 and the dec stanley water bottle laration of an outbreak at the Niagara Falls facility.The long-term care home reported four residents died from causes related to COVID-19, and there are currently 16 residents and four staff members who have tested positive for the virus.Its an experience that Tim Foster, of Oxford Living the company that owns the residence , said will have a lasting impact on day-to-day life. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Id say that were all learning, in the retirement industry and the wider community, ab stanley cup out how to manage COVID-19 and well take any and all lessons we learn through this crisis forward in the best interests of our residents, he said in an emailed statement to Niagara This Week.The home is one of five in Niagara with an outbreak. Other homes where outbreaks are occurring include Douglas H. Rapelje Lodge, Royal Rose Place and Seasons First Avenue in Welland, and Albright Manor in Beamsville. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Despite the challenges a pandemic brings, Foster s stanley spain aid staff have been incredible through this time. We are doing all that we can to support them 鈥?ensuring they have the right protective equipment and get much deserved rest when they need it. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW He also said Lundy Manor has been working closely with Hdco Guelph Storm shut out Owen Sound Attack 2-0
TORONTO 鈥?Five things to watch for in the Canadian business world in the coming week:Unemployment figuresStatistics Canada will release its July labour force survey Friday. June unemployment fell to stanley website 12.3 per cent after hitting a record high 13.7 per cent in May as the economy added 953,000 jobs. July numbers will give a broader picture of how the start of the economic recovery from COVID-19 pandemic is playing out. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Restaurants reportTwo restaurant conglomerates, Restaurant Brands International Inc. and Recipe Unlimited Corp., release their second-quarter results Thursday. The COVID-19 pandemic hit the industry particularly hard as dine-in services shut across Canada, leaving them to rely on take-away service only. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Home pricesThe Real Estate Board of Greater Vancouver will release its monthly housing report Wednesday. Sales in the once-scorching housing market started to retu stanley cup rn to more typical levels in June after dipping to four-decade lows in April. The Toronto Regional Real Estate Board will release its figures the following day. In June, TRREB said the number of homes sold in the Greater Toronto Area was just shy of the mark set a year ago and the average selling price rose near stanley cup ly 12 amid tight supply. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Bombardier reports ARTICLE

 

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TORONTO 鈥?Relig stanley travel mug ious groups and anti-racism advocates say they are pleased that Toronto police have laid charges after an incident described by officers as hate-motivated was caught on video.A 50-year-old local man faces two counts of assault and one count of threatening death after an altercation Monday evening at the Jack Layton stanley sverige Ferry Terminal, which acts as a hub for passenger boats connecting the city downtown to the Toronto Islands.A video of the incident, viewed widely on social media, shows a man who appears to be white confronting two men and their families, which included women wearing head scarves. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The man repeatedly demands to know where the families are from, and refers several times to Ontario being my expletive province.He is seen exchanging shoves with the two men. He is also heard threatening to kill one of them, and to smash in his head. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW We are really pleased to see the police acting quite quickly to bring charges against this individual, said Amira Elghawaby, board member for the Canadian Anti-Hate Network, which researches and monitors hate groups.It very critical that authorities do send a signal to anyone who considers taking any hateful, harmful action against anyone. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW stanley mugg T Irqq Some front-line workers to get wage top-ups
OTTAWA 鈥?As the annual pace of inflation rises, investors who depend on their portfolios to provide income may want to consider dividend paying stocks as one way to help them keep up with the rising cost of living, experts say.Laura Barclay, a senior portfolio manager at TD Wealth, said after taxes and inflation, the yield on investments like guaranteed investment certificates and government bonds r stanley cup ight now leaves you with a negative return on your money.That tells me you don ;t really want to live there, Barclay said. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW If you can tolerate that negative return you can probably just tolerate the volatility that you know a portfolio would produce in some manner.Inflation has always been a risk for retirees, slowly eroding the buying power of anyone on a fixed income. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW And as interest rates have steadily declined in recent decades, investors looking stanley cup for yield have had to take on greater risk to find investments that provide some income, but the recent spike in inflation has brought the issue into the spotlight once more.Inflation protection is critical, Barclay said. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Dividend paying stocks offer protection from infl stanley website ation by paying higher returns than GICs or bonds with the potential for dividend increases in the future as

 

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MONTREAL 鈥?Champion Iron Ltd. TSX:CIA has conditionally agreed to pay an unspecified sum to the Port of Sept-Iles in eastern Quebec vaso stanley to settle their dispute surrounding a 2012 deal.The company, which is the parent of Champion Iron Mines Ltd. and Quebec Iron Ore Inc., plans to use the port for shipping iron ore from the Bloom Lake Mine near Fermont, Que.It says the settlement is conditional on closing a previously announced US$180-million financing deal with the Caisse de depot pension fund manager and Sprott Resource Lending. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The mining company says the payments under the settlement will be advances on future shipping, wharfage and equipment fees to be paid by Quebec Iron Ore under the 2012 agreement. Champion Quebec I stanley termosar ron Ore Inc. and agencies of the provincial government bought the Bloom Lake mine and a regional railway last year from an affiliate of Cliffs Natural Resources that was put into creditor protection after ore prices tumbled. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW stanley tazas By The Canadian Press Osyy No winning ticket for Friday s Lotto Max jackpot
TORONTO 鈥?Canada Big Six banks were optimistic on the economy th stanley cup is week as they reported a jump in profits from last year, but they continue to hold significant loan loss reserves as uncertainty remains around COVID-19 variants and what it means for the recovery.The combined profits of the six largest banks in the third quarter amounted to about $15.24 billion, compared with about $9.75 billion in the same quarter last year as earnings were boosted by shifting cash to profit from provisions for bad loans.The reduced provisions cam stanley quencher e as the bank CEOs said they were seeing signs of growth in many areas of the economy. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The economy and our customers have shown remarkable resilience to an evolving landscape of pandemic-related restrictions, said Darryl White, chief executive of BMO, during a conference call with financial analysts.With those now lifting and vaccination rates continuing to climb, the Canadian and U.S. economies remain poised for the strongest growth in decades. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Given what the latest round of results showed, analyst James Shanahan, said the banks are likely being overly cautious. I think the Canadian banks are holding reserves that are too high stanley tumblers for the risk profile of their portfolio, and especially given recent trends from a credit standpoint, said Shanahan, senior equity research analy

 

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A viral social-media post showing the condition animals are being kept in at Doogans pet store has the OSPCA following up on concerns and has reinvigorated an Orangeville womans hope to see the for-profit sale of cats and dogs banned in town. Seeing those pictures again really upset me. I think something should be done, explained Kristina Armstrong, who has nursed a sick dog she bought from Doogans last spring back to health following months of antibiotics. There have been a countless number of people who had sick animals from there, she alleged. It is just something everybody seems to know about but nobody has been able to do anything about. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW On Saturday, Jan. 19, a social media account belonging to a person stanley taza identified as Zane OReilly posted several images of the animals at Doogans on Facebook. In the post, OReilly, whose profile identifies him as a sales associate at Global Pet Foods in Guelph, is critical of the conditions and care being provided to the animals. Anybody can allege whatever they want. They have been doing this to us for a number of years, and Im sure it will continue. In the meantime, we will continue to do business prope stanley cup rly within our environment, Doogans owner David Adsetts told stanley cup the Banner. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW We continue to do it properly, and we always will. I think that is all that needs to be said, he added. We have the OS Kuah Literacy North Halton celebrates Trillium grant at Word Play
The Town of Halton Hills is calling on the Ontario Superior Court of Justice to put an end to what the towns alleging is an illegal truck terminal, which has established itself within a residential commun stanley cups ity.The town announced in a press release on Monday, July 31 that it had filed an application for an injunction with the court to direct the operators of a truck terminal at 8029 Hornby Rd. and 13265 Steeles Ave. to immediately cease all activities.In its stanley italia application, the town stated the two properties were previously used for agricultural purposes and the zoning currently in place permits agriculture, forestry, a single-family dwelling and related uses. These properties were ultimately sold, and in the spring of 2021, a large-scale truck terminal was constructed on the Hornby Road site. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The operation has recently expanded to the neighbouring Steeles Avenue property, which is undergoing a transformation into a transport truck storage yard, according to the town.The town alleges that at both properties, buildings, including a steel warehouse at the Hornby site, have been constructed without permits, and land alteration has been undertaken, again without permits. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW It is further alleged that on both properties fill was dumped, including construction debris from unknown sources stanley tumbler , which the town says raises concerns about contamination.The town

 

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Police have arrested a Guelph man in connection with a robbery at a gas station in Oro-Medonte.On Feb. 23 at approximately 8:30 p.m., a lone male drove into the parking lot of the gas station, exited his car and entered the business demanding money.After a brief exchange, the employee handed over the cash drawer and the suspect, who was shirtless save fo <a href=https://www.stanley-cups.us>stanley cup</a> r <a href=https://www.stanley-cup.com.de>stanley shop</a> a shirt tied around his face, fled with an undisclosed amount of cash. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Video s <a href=https://www.stanleycups.it>stanley quencher</a> urveillance of the surrounding area captured the event and police released images from that footage. With the assistance of OPP forensic identification services, Wellington County OPP and the Guelph Police Service, the suspect was identified and arrested. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Jeremy Smith, 26, is charged with robbery with violence and disguise with intent.Smith is being held for a bail hearing at the Ontario Court of Justice in Barrie on Feb. 28.

 

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GATINEAU, Que. 鈥?The appointment of telecom industry insider Ian Scott as the next chairman of the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission has sparked both concerns that the regulator could soon be gourde stanley taken in a less consumer friendly direction and hope for a new direction.Heritage Minister Melanie Joly announced Scott appointment Tuesday, while also naming Caroline Simard as the CRTC vice-chairwoman, saying the two have a deep understanding of what Canadians expect in their te cups stanley lecommunications and broadcasting systems.Advocacy group OpenMedia said former chairman Jean-Pierre Blais, who chose not to reapply for the job when his term came to an end earlier this year, did a lot to open the telecommunications marketplace to increased co stanley termosky nsumer choice and affordability. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW This is a concerning choice by the government, said OpenMedia communications manager Meghan Sali, who also noted that, under Blais, the regulator declared broadband Internet a basic service in Canada.Canadians were hoping for somebody with a strong consumer rights background, and will undoubtedly be disheartened to see the Trudeau government place someone from industry into the top decision-making position. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Canadian performers ; union ACTRA welcomed the appointments, suggesting a change in leadership Wsfp San Francisco teachers union offers Trump lesson plan
ST-APOLLINAIRE, Que. 鈥?Quebec provincial police believe they ;ve found the body of Martin Carpentier, a Quebec man missing for 12 days and whose daughters had been the subject of an Amber Alert and were found dead.Police say in a tweet they found the body in St-Apollinaire about 7 p.m. Monday after information from a resident.They say it appears to be the body of Carpentier and police believe he committed suicide. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Carpentier, 44, had been missing since last being seen with his daughters Romy, 6, and Norah, 11, on July 8 in their hometown of Levis, Que. His vehicle stanley termoska was involved in a crash, but police found no one inside it. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW An Amber stanley cup Alert was triggered the day after the crash, with Carpentier accused of abducting the sisters, but the alert was lifted after the bodies of the girls were found July 11 in a wooded area in St-Apollinaire, Que.This report by The Canadian Press was first published July 20, 2020 ARTICLE CONTI stanley taza NUES BELOW By The Canadian Press

 

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Two Hamilton paramedics who treated a fatally wounded teen as though he had suffered a minor injury deprived him of his only possible chance of survival but didn ;t set out to harm him or treat him negligently, an Ontario judge said in sentencing them to 18 months served in the community.Ontario Superior Court Justice Harrison Arrell handed out his sentence Tuesday in the case of Christopher Marchant, 33, and Steven Snively, 56, stanley taza who were found guilty last year of failing to provide the necessaries of life to Yosif Al-Hasnawi.Prosecutors alleged that the pair approached Al-Hasnawi on the night of Dec. 2, stanley cup 2017 with stanley tumbler the preconceived notion he had only a superficial injury from a BB or pellet gun. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW But the 19-year-old had in fact been shot with a handgun, and died in hospital about an hour later.During trial, defence lawyers argued Marchant and Snively had an honest belief that Al-Hasnawi had been shot with a BB gun, based on the information they received from first responders and witnesses. They argued the pair actions did not represent a marked departure from the standards of care when considered in that context. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The judge said the two men 鈥?who have since lost their jobs with the Hamilton Paramedic Service 鈥?did not treat the situation as seriously as they should have, par Dgmn Ontario government plan to hire and train more PSWs too little, too late, argues Ontario Tech professor
While most Ontarians 70-plus and those who received their first jab on or before April 18 can begin scheduling their second dose through the provincial booking site, some eligible residents of health units using their own registration system must wait while local officials catch up.The timing of the second-dose appointment is based on local considerations and vaccine supply to regions. Health units that have yet to open second-dose registration to all provincially eligible groups include Middlesex-London, Southwestern, Porcupine and Halton.A spokesper stanley cup son for the Middlesex-London Health Unit said second-dose bookings will begin T stanley botella hursday morning at 8 for seniors 70-plus and all those who received a first dose of a vaccine before April 18. As of Monday, residents 80 and older have the option to rebook their second appointment to an earlier date. ARTICLE CONTIN stanley website UES BELOW The Southwestern Public Health Unit also opened registration to individuals 80-plus Monday, and will allow seniors aged 70-plus to schedule a second dose on June 14 or earlier. Transplant recipients, people with some medical conditions or who are on certain medications, highest-risk health workers and all Indigenous people are currently eligible to book a second dose. We prioritize bookings in keeping with the highest-risk groups, said a spokesperson for the health unit. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW While individuals 70 and o

 

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Participating in the Paramedic Ride last year was a life-changing experience for Cassandra Bell. The sense of camaraderie that I got from t stanley termoska hat ride 鈥?and that togetherness and support was so extraordinary, said Bell, who has been a paramedic for 19 years, of her experience biking from Hamilton to Toronto.The cycling events have be stanley cup en held since 2013 to raise money and awareness for the Canadian Paramedic Memorial Foundation. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The foundation is committed to build a national commemorative monument in Ottawa, at an estimated cost of $5 million, to honour the dedication and sacrifice of paramedics 鈥?civilians and military 鈥?who have died in the line of duty. Giving your life trying to help others is one of the ultimate sacrifices, the Burlington resident said. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW She said the foundation has raised about $400,000 so far.To support the cause, the Halton paramedic cycling team is hosting a fundraising concert a water bottle stanley t Milton Legion Hall, 21 Charles St., on Saturday, June 29, from 8 p.m., with performance by local paramedic and singer-songwriter Greg Spenser and local rock band Beggars by Choice. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Proceeds from the tickets, which cost $15 each, will go to the foundation. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Bell hopes the community wi

 

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The cost for visitors who want to launch their boat in Innisfil is going up.At its June 5 meeting, council approved a boat launch fee increase, raising the price from $10 to $20 for non-resident use.Boat launch fee starbucks stanley cup s are paid through parking machines at Innisfil Beach Park and the Shore Acres Drive boat launches, not an attendant, and serve as a parking fee for boat trailers. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Initially, council was considering an increase to $40 but they sent the issue back to staff, citing concerns the price increase might push parking issues to other locations in town, specifically nea stanley cup r the Shore Acres Drive and Isabella S stanley thermobecher treet launches. Staff note the smaller increase to $20 may still lead to issues at the Isabella Street launch, and will monitor the area and make further recommendations. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW According to town staff, 77 tickets were issued near the Isabella Street launch between the May long weekend and September long weekend over a three-year period.Council also approved a pilot program to have a staff member present at the Innisfil Beach Park from 8 a.m. to 10 a.m. on Saturdays and Sunday to assist with flow and help people understand the rules for boat launching and parking. Jkmj How COVID-19 hit organized crime
When Premier Doug Ford slammed Ontarios low COVID-19 te stanley quencher sting rate as unacceptable and directed health units to test as many people as possible last week, Rick Rigby couldnt believe what he was hearing. stanley mug The 61-year-old Hamilton man 鈥?in isolation since returning from Indonesia March 29 鈥?had come down with a fever the night prior, tossing and turning before launching into persistent coughing fits that spanned minutes and left his chest contracted. These symptoms were precipitated by days of sporadic headaches, fatigue, sweats and shortness of breath, all possible indicators of COVID-19.Rigby said he was referred on three separate occasions by Telehealth Ontario and once by his family doctor to receive testing at one of Hamiltons two COVID-19 assessment centres. He was met with the same response at every try. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW They said I didnt fit the criteria, to keep monitoring my symptoms, but I had done that and it got worse, he said. Im watching Premier Ford say we should be doing more testing, that people who recently travelled should be tested, and Im saying, Thats exactly me. I dont understand why Im not getting tested. The premiers comments came the day before the Ministry of Health broadened its criteria for coronavirus testing, underscoring priority groups like hospital workers, first responders and long-term care residents. But the prospect of getting stanley cup a test, at least for Rigby, remains murky. Omitted

 

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PORT HOPE 鈥?A Port Hope sports chiropractor is putting the municipality on the map when it comes to providing specialized services for athletes from far and wide.Among those being treated by Dr. Alban Merepeza is three-time Olympic medallist Andre De Grasse, who visited Port Hope during the holidays and spoke with Northumberland News about his new coach and new training ground in Florida.For more than six years the Markham sprinter has been working with Merepeza, a sports chiropractor at the Port Hope Health Centre, and said the doctor has helped him become one of the best athletes in the world. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW He is very beneficial and he stanley canada is exceptional with the stuff he does, De Grasse said on Dec. 29. I am just grateful to have him in my corner and all the things he does to help me stay healthy and help me get on the podium. De Grasse said he made a coaching change a couple of weeks ago since the past two years havent gone the way I hoped. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW I thought it would be beneficial for my career that I make a change and my old coach Stu McMillan was on board with that, he said. He wished me the best of luck with my future, so when I heard that Rana Reider was coming down to be close to his fam kubki stanley ily my manager reached out to him. De G stanley cup rasse had been with McMillan since turning pro in late 2015. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Xont Second Mississauga location for Copper Branch opens on Argentia Road
TORONTO 鈥?North American stock markets fell Tuesday even though weaker U.S. inflation numbers could delay Federal Reserve action to taper stimulus.Craig Jerusalim, portfolio manager at CIBC Asset Management, said markets were taking a breather with no obvious catalyst to drive them higher.When you have elevated valuations, markets often need good news to continue to go higher, so lack of good news is probably the main reason today, he said in an interview. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Consumer Price Index data was benign, coming in a tad better than expected and below the torrid pace of earlie stanley drinking cup r months. Inflation rose 0.3 per cent month over month in August, shy of the 0.4 per cent consensus forecast.Stripping out volatile food and energy, it was up 0.1 per cent, compar stanley becher ed with the forecast for about 0.3 per cent. That four per cent on an annualized basis, versus an expected 4.2 per cent. ARTICLE CO stanley flask NTINUES BELOW Last month inflation numbers were good for markets but not good enough to prompt a lift, Jerusalim said.This news does not settle the inflation debate quite yet, but it does give a little bit of a nod towards the transitory side of the debate. And it does take some pressure off the Fed to act and maybe pushes back the tapering decision to December instead of November. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW

 

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Toronto police have identified the victim of a shooting in the city that left one person dead and injured an stanley quencher other.Investigators say 57-year-old Anthony Martin of Maple was pronounced dead at the scene Thursday evening.Police say four people entered a townhouse complex in the city North York area, and three o stanley cup f them started shooting at a group of men playing dominoes in the common area. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The suspects were reportedly seen leaving the scene in a silver, four-door sedan. Police say an abandoned Toyota Corolla matching that desc stanley website ription was found nearby on Friday and they 8220 trongly believe the car is connected to the shooting. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW They say the same group of people is believed to be responsible for another shooting in the same area earlier Thursday evening.This report by The Canadian Press was first published Sept. 25, 2020. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW By The Canadian Press

 

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OTTAWA 鈥?The number of Canadians heading overseas to fight in Syria and Iraq appears to have levelled off, Canada spy agency says.The Canadian Security Intelligence Service is not seeing the same kind of jumps in the numbers of terrorist travellers that it saw two years ago, says Brian Rumig, the se stanley flask rvice assistant director for operations.Those numbers have settled down, Rumig said during an appearance Monday at the Se kubki stanley nate national security and defence committee. They have levelled off. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW However, Rumig cautioned the situation is fluid and figures fluctuate monthly.CSIS is aware of 180 individuals with connections to Canada who are suspected of terrorist activity abroad. Half of these individuals are believed to be in Syria and Iraq. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The spy service also knows of approximately 60 such people who have returned to Canada.The figures are consistent with ones the spy service included in stanley thermoskannen an August report as well as those made public in February by CSIS director Michel Coulombe. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Terrorism, including terrorist travel and the radicalization of Canadians, remains the most prominent threat to Canadian security, Rumig said. The intelligence community has never before faced a terrorist threat of this scope, scale and co Zzxu Second machine gun contract likely for Kitchener s Colt Canada
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Halton police chief skewered a Twitter troll on Friday after the individual publicly said it was too bad ; the shooter missed when he opened fire at two Hamilton cops last weekend.You are apparently one disgusting excuse for a human being, Tanner tweeted and proceeded to ask Twitter to officially delete the person account. @media screen and max-width:600px .pica-fig,.pica-fig imgwidth:100%.pica-figmargin:0 0 16px 0;floa stanley thermoskannen t:left@media screen and min-width:600px .pica-fig imgwidth:100%.pica-figwidth:40%;margin:0 20px 16px 0;float:left ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Hamilton police are looking for Jamie Dryden | Hamilton police handoutThe Twitter storm stems from a dramatic shooting a week ago today Jan. 31 in Hamilton, that saw shots fired at two cofficers and a woman grabbed and used as shield by the shooter. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Hamilton police on Thursday Feb. 7, 2020 identifying the shooter as Jamie Dryden, 32, who is considered armed and dangerous and is known to be highly transient and has ties throughout the country.The Twitter user, who has zero followers, then went on to rant about the Special Investigations Unit. stanley thermobecher stanley cup ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW TROLL ;S TWEET: ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Dwim Historic avalanche danger causes havoc in Colorado mountains
TORONTO 鈥?Ontario lost more than 355,000 jobs last year - the single largest annual decline on record - due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the province fiscal watchdog said Thursday.In addition to the job losses, more than 765,000 Ontarians saw their work hours reduced, Financial Accountability Officer Peter Weltman said in a new report that looked at the impact COVID-19 and the public health measures to fight it have had on communities.This is a very different type of recession, Weltman said. We ;ve seen a lot of people exit the labour force because a lot of them weren ;t going to look for jobs in areas that have been hammered, or had other concerns about going bac stanley us k into a labor force while there was a pandemic in play. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The report concluded that unlike previous recessions, the hardest hit sector was accommodation and food services, with over 110,000 job losses.With a requirement for close contact, jobs were lost on a faster pace compared to goods-producing indu stanley thermos stries, the report notes. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Weltman said young workers, aged 15 to 24, sa stanley cups w the largest increase in unemployment, with a jump to 22 per cent.Peterborough, Ont., was the hardest hit community with approximately 8,400 jobs - or 13.5 per cent of total jobs - lost last year. It was followed by Windsor, Ont., which lost 18,700 jobs - or 10.9 per cen

 

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Wilmot Township council voted last week to update its rules of the road 鈥?and councillors also questioned what to do about people who ride e-scooters through town.Council passed a series of changes at their Nov. 21 meeting to amend Wilmots Traffic and Parking bylaw, an update based on input from a working group of local municipal staff and Waterloo Regional Police.The updated bylaw passed unanimously, but also prompted discussion around the council table about whether Wilmot should have rules for the four-wheeled electronic scooters often used by local seniors to make short tri stanley thermos mug ps through New Hamburg. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Coun. Jeff Gerber noted that he sees inconsistent driving habits from scooters on Hamilton Road. Some drive with traffic, some drive against traffic, he said. Where I wo stanley becher rk, at Sobeys, we have more and more people use golf carts or scooters to do their shopping, agreed Coun. Al Junker. There isnt a day that goes by鈥?And theyre using the road, not the sidewalk. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Ontarios Highway Traffic Act says that people operating moto stanley mug rized wheelchairs are pedestrians. The Ministry of Transportation website says a sidewalk should be the first choice for someone using a wheelchair or medical scooter, but notes that most municipalities have local bylaws to govern where wheelchairs can or cant be used.Coun. Peter Roe wondered if people who have lost their Nxvy TVO backtracks on shutting down transmitters
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CAMBRIDGE 鈥?The 150-year-old Riverbank School building on Fountain Street will be torn down after Cambridge council approved a demolition request from the property owner.The fieldstone building was one of the last standing schoolhouses in the region. It was heavily damaged in an overnight fire in August that left the old structure in unstable condition, according to a report to council. It was a very much loved heritage building, so it is very sad for us today to accept the fact that it has to be demolished. But at least we can save so stanley france me of the fieldstone and it can be used, said Coun. Donna Reid at a council meeting Tuesd stanley flasche ay night. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Only the outer stone walls remain after flames erupted in the vacant building in the early hours of Aug. 24. The cause of the fire was undetermined.Council heard that the building was no longer structurally sound after the fire. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The existing walls are too slender to qualify for reuse. It would not be structurally stable, city heritage planner Abraham Plunkett-Latimer told council.He also added that the stone could not be reused if it had been exposed to high levels of heat, according to two engineering reports submitted to the city for review. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The property owner does plan to salvage some of the stone stanley taza , as required by the city as one

 

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Doug Ford understood the promise of power 鈥?and the power of a promise 鈥?better than anyone.To win political power, he harnessed electrical power in a way his rivals stanley becher had never attempted.At every campaign stop last year, Ford vowed to neutralize the Six Million Dollar Man 鈥?a sly reference to the mighty bionic man of television fame, which he transposed onto the supersized salary of Hydro One 8216 then-CEO, Mayo Schmidt. For a mere $6 million, voters ; anger could be salved, their grievances solved. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW It worked. Until it didn 821 stanley tumblers 7;t.Ford got the job of premier. Schmidt lost his well-paying job. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW This week, a new chair was quietly chosen at Hydro One, the partially privatized transmission utility that is still 47 per cent provincially owned. The move to patch up a bitterly divided board was the culmination of a year of upheaval and interference that undermined Ontario reputation as a place to do business.Read more: ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Hydro One gets new chair after a year of turmoil ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Premier Doug Ford says he not to blame after U.S. regulator zaps Hydro One takeover of AvistaOpinion | Jennifer Wells: Make no mista stanley deutschland ke 鈥?Hydro One failure is entirel