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A pandemic imprisons people at home as in nursing homes. But a pandemic is also a prism, revealing the world around us in a new light 鈥?if only we look.Working remotely from home and watching from a safe social distance can make the problems of COVID-19 seem that much more remote. For the homeless, however, there is no home to retreat to, and nothing remote about the virus.For Cathy Crowe, COVID-19 is unfolding at street le stanley cup vel 鈥?too close for comfort. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW As a lifelong street nurse, she always understood the hum stanley quencher an cost of homelessness 鈥?pre-pandemic. But nothing prepared her for the upheaval as the virus took hold: Unanticipated c stanley cup haos and crisis and disaster, she says matter-of-factly, pointing to the names of 28 victims added last month to a memorial for the homeless. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Shelters for Torontos homeless became hot spots 鈥?lacking masking and distancing 鈥?prompting a mass exodus into tent encampments in public parks or rented hotels. Suddenly, the hidden homeless have been transplanted into full public view, a health-care problem transformed into a political challenge.Other victims of COVID-19 arent just the homeless but the powerless. Trapped in densely packed highrise apartment buildings, they are jammed into desperately overcrowded public transit on their way to front-line jobs where they work to help the rest of us. ARTICLE CONT

 

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TORONTO 鈥?Ontario won ;t settle for a bad deal when it comes to billions in required financial aid for municipalities, Premier Doug Ford said Wednesday, as the rift between the province and federal government over desperately needed civic funding appeared to widen.Ford said h gourde stanley e is involved in active talks with Ottawa to secure funding for municipalities strapped for cash due to the COVID-19 pandemic.Municipal leaders said earlier this week that an aid package from both upper leve stanley thermos ls of government is needed to prevent tax increases and service cuts. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The premier said he is not willing to settle for the current federal offer because it is more than a billion dollars short of what needed to help shore up Ontario communities.If I walked away, the municipalities wouldn ;t be too happy with the amount that the federal government offering right now, Ford said. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The premier said Ontario represents 38 per cent of Canada population, and he believes it should receive the equivalent to that in the federal deal.I don ;t rush a bad deal, he said. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW cups stanley Some municipalities have expressed frustration in recent months that they are stuck in the middle of a lingering stand-off between the federal and Ontario go Zspr A wonderful opportunity : New Oro-Medonte elementary school and community centre ready to roll
OTTAWA 鈥?New restrictions on visas for workers entering the United States don ;t apply to Canadians who don ;t plan on living south of the border permanently, says the American Immigration Lawyers Association.A practice alert for the group 15,000 members, issued late W stanley tumblers ednesday, says a liaison committee it has with U.S. Customs and Border Protection has confirmed that exemption.President Donald Trump this week ordered a suspension on iss stanley cups uing several types of visas allowing foreign citizens to work in the United States, on the grounds that his country pandemic-rattled economy doesn ;t have enough jobs for Americans as it is. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The proclamation lasts until the end of the year. It particularly covers workers seeking H-1B visas, which U.S. emp stanley becher loyers use to temporarily employ specialists in fields such as high-tech.The ban also includes H-2B visas for seasonal non-agricultural workers, L visas for managers and executives in multinational companies, and J visas for students and workers in exchange programs. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW But Canadians who want to work in the U.S. without immigrating permanently don ;t necessarily need those work visas.The language of the proclamation seemed plain enough, immigration lawyer Henry Chang said by email. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW 8

 

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TORONTO 鈥?BCE stanley en mexico 8217 Bell Canada is well-positioned to compete with longtime rival Rogers Communications Inc. or a new challenge from Elon Musk Starlink satellite internet service, the CEO of Canada largest telecom and media said Thursday.BCE confirmed on the weekend that it attempted to outbid Rogers for Calgary-based Shaw Communications Inc. but withdrew after unspecified regulatory issues mentioned in a Shaw information disclosure to its shareholders.Mirko Bibic, who is president and chief executive of both BCE and Bell Canada, said Thursday the company always looks at opportunities that make sense for its shareholders, looked at Shaw and decided not to proceed. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW We ;re very, very pleased with the asset mix we have 鈥? which allows us to be a formidable competitor in the marketplace today and that will continue to be the case, Bibic said.He was responding to an online shareholder question about the impact of the Rogers plan to buy Shaw and its Freedom Mobile in a $26-billion friendly deal that subject to regulatory appro stanley cup vals. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW He also noted that Bell stanley termosky announced earlier this year that it would increase its capital spending by between $1 billion and $1.2 billion, above its normal spending, to build more high-speed fibre-optic internet and wireless network coverage.Bibic gave a similar response to Pphf Facial reconstruction of man found dead in 1989 wearing evil eye pendant
PASCAGOULA, Miss. 鈥?A Mississippi chef who competed on two Food Network shows and admitted to embezzling $10,000 from a former employer has been ordered into a three-year pre-trial diversion program.The Sun Herald of Biloxi reports the sentence means 47-year-old Stacie Meehan Van botella stanley de Wetering could avoid a felony record if she complies with the program requirements, which include drug and alcohol testing.Vande Wetering previously competed on the Food Network Guy Grocery Games and Beat Bobby Flay shows. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Vande Wetering admitted to the embezzleme stanley cup nt while in court last week, saying she misused funds in her rol botella stanley e at a local yacht club. She was also ordered last week to pay back the roughly $10,300 in embezzled funds. ___ ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Information from: The Sun Herald, http://sunheraldBy The Associated Press

 

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EDMONT stanley mug ON 鈥?New numbers show Alberta economy continues to dig itself out of the deep hole caused by crashing oil prices as Premier Rachel Notley government both spends and saves more.Finance Minister Joe Ceci says the province is on track for a $9.1-billion deficit when the budget year ends March 31. That $1.4 billion lower than the deficit expected when Ceci tabled this year budget last spring.Ceci notes forecasts also point to an economic rebound as production goes up and unemployment falls. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Nearly 90,000 full-time jobs were created over the last year and Alberta GDP growth led the country at 4.5 per cent in 2017, Ceci said in a statement Wednesday after releasing the third-quarter update to the 2017-18 budget.We will continue to work hard to ensure this recovery reaches all Albertans. stanley cup ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The province is expected to take in an extra stanley thermos mug $1.9 billion this year on $46.9 billion in revenue 鈥?mainly due to higher than expected oil revenue and returns on investments.Spending is also rising to $55.9 billion 鈥?about $1 billion more than projected at budget 鈥?to cover increases in services for children, people with disabilities, and for employment and income supports. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The debt is going to hit almost $42 billio Yafo Police watchdog investigates man s death
The citys University Health Network has rescheduled abo stanley cup ut 800 appointments for COVID-19 vaccinations as they wait for more delivery of vaccines from the province.According to a statement from UHN, they had to shift appointments to early next week but said they could have booked out vaccinations every day if they knew vaccines were expected to arrive. We had hoped that we would get vaccine for the weekend which would have allowed us to vaccinate 3,000 people, a spokesperson from UHN said. Our next shipment arrives Monday, so we have booked out Tuesday and W stanley cup ednesday. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW This news comes after UHN president and CEO, Dr. Kevin Smith, tweeted Thursday evening that they urgently need more supply.The head of Ontarios COVID-19 vaccination tas stanley website k force, General Rick Hillier, also expressed concerns that the province is running low on its supply of 35,000 doses. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW He said claims the vaccines are sitting in freezers is inaccurate. Premier Doug Ford also called on the federal government to deliver more COVID-19 vaccines as soon as possible to meet demands. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The office of Federal Health Minister Patty Hajdu did not respond to the Stars requests for comments on the remarks of Ford and Smith. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Alexa

 

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TORONTO 鈥?Canada main stock index soared nearly 200 points on Friday, erasing a triple-digit loss the day before, in a broad-based advance across all sectors.The SP/TSX composite index surged 185.34 points to 15,582.04, after shedding 146.44 points Thursday.There a lot of cash on the sid stanley cup elines and investors that have idle cash are stuck between a rock and a hard place, said Kash Pashootan, a portfolio manager at First Avenue Advisory, a Raymond James company. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW When you do have these small corrections or these glimpses of single-day volatility, it tips the scales for some cash that on the sidelines to look at that as a mini buying opportunity, Pashootan said.In New York, markets poste termo stanley d moderate gains. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The Dow Jones industrial average rose 55.47 points to 21,006.94, the Nasdaq composite index moved up 25.42 points to 6,100.76, and the SP 500 index gained 9.77 points to a record-high 2,399.29.There hasn ;t been much volatility in U.S. markets as the current earnings season and recent economic data has lacked surprises, Pashootan said. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The price of oil regained some of its worth after the commodity stanley thermobecher 8217 value hit its lowest level since late November on Thursday when it reached US$45.52 per barrel. Xrsr Mississauga, Brampton residents can now obtain police record checks online
As the Onta stanley cups uk rio government begins to reopen businesses, those who frequent salons and spas may be wondering when they will be finally able to get back to their favourite spot to get beautified. stanley mug According to the CBON Group, a supplier for professional infection control products across Canada, this will require a number of adjustments and sacrifices made on behalf of both the beauty company and its customers.This transformative change will come with a need for significant investment, retraining and repurposing of salons and spas for a new life in the age of coronavirus and future outbreaks, Jeff Alford, president of the CBON Group, added. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Alford said beauty professionals should be making the following changes prior to reopening:Learning about risks and prevention ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW In order for beauty industry professionals to open up their salons and spas in a safe and confident manner, they should make sure they ar stanley quencher e well aware of the risks associated with COVID-19 in their particular role, as well as ways they can prevent any spread.This may require further education and training for current management and employees, as well as hiring an infection prevention representative. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Having a physical distancing plan ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW

 

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ORLANDO, Fla. 鈥?Scores of people gathered outside the perimeter of the Pulse nightclub Monday to pay their respects while inside the site fences, the names of the 49 victims of the worst mass shooting in modern U.S. history were read out loud in a private service.The early morning service was closed to the public and was held for sur stanley cup vivors, victims ; families, club employees and local officials. It overlapped the time a year ago that gunman Omar Mateen started shooting inside the nigh stanley termosky tclub on Latin Night a little after 2 a.m. on June 12, 2016.I realize that gathering here in this place, at this hour, is beyond difficult, Orlando Mayor Buddy Dyer said during the service. But I also know that the strength you ;ve shown over the past year will carry you through today and in the future. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The private service was the start of what would be almost 24 hours of observations to remember the victims who died as well as the dozens of Pulse patrons who were wounded during the shooting. It would be followed by another midday service at the nightclub, an evening gathering in the heart of downtown Orlando and a final, music-filled late-night service at the nightclub.Outside the perimeter at Pulse, wher stanley water bottle e the fence has been decorated with vibrantly-colored banners, people laid flowers and lit candles early Monday. Supporters dressed as angels stood guard outsi Afjx Toronto police investigate double stabbing near Victoria Park and Finch
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VICTORIA 鈥?A former federal cabinet minister has been appointed the B.C. government trade envoy to try and reach a new softwood lumber deal with the United States.The province says David Emerson will also work with the federal government to get a new agreement.Emerson served in a number of federal cabinet portfolios for the Liberals and Conservatives including industry, foreign affairs and trade. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW As trade minister, Emerson signed the last softwood lumber agreement i stanley hrnek n 2006, ending the fourth Canada-U.S. lumber dispute.He also worked as CEO of lumber producer Canfor, which the province says gives him a broad base of knowledge to defend B.C. 8216 forest policies when negotiating with the U.S. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Industry advocates and the provincial government have said they will try to convince American consumers and politicians that a fair softwood lumber deal is necessary to protect the U.S. from import restrictions and higher prices.Susan Yurkovich, president of the B.C. Lumber Trade Council, stanley quencher has stanley bottles warned that restrictions on Canada lumber supply would cause house prices in the U.S. to spike, pushing home ownership out of the reach of some Americans. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW B.C. Premier Christy Clark said securing a new agreement matters to people across the province, partic Onju Willow Lifestyle Boutique gets new home in Brighton
On the same day that Halton region surpassed 80 corona stanley uk virus deaths, health officials here have declar stanley cup ed new COVID-19 outbreaks in Burlington and Georgetown.Halton Region said the Bennett Health Care Centre Long Term Care Centre in Georgetown has an outbreak that was declared Dec. 11 and so far, is impacting the entire facility, but just one resident case has been identified.Please be advised that on December 11th, 2020, Halton Public Health has declared an outbreak at the Bennett Centre with one positive case of Covid-19, according to a note on the Bennett Centre website. All visits to the home will be cancelled until further notice. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Meanwhile, the Williamsburg Retirement Home in Burlington also has an outbreak of COVID-19, according to Halton Region, with one case 鈥斅燼 staff member 鈥斅?so far being identified. The entire facility is affected, according to the Region. Halton Public Health declared an outbreak at The Williamsburg Retirement Residence in Burlington on December 10 after two staff tested positive for COVID-19. The staff members are in self-isolation in their homes. All staff and residents have been swabbed and we await test results, according to a statement from Revera. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The heartbreak of the COVID-19 pandemics first wave steeled our will to learn e stanley becher verything w

 

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TORONTO 鈥?North American stock markets started November on the upswing with U.S. markets setting record highs and Toronto market gaining one per cent as investors wait for midweek moves by the U.S. Federal Reserve.The SP/TSX composite index closed up 209.94 points to 21,247.01 after hitting an intraday high that was about 57 points off a record.In New York, the Dow Jones industrial average was up 94.28 points at 35,913.84 after surpassing 36,000 for the first time. The SP 500 index was up 8.29 points at 4,613.67, while the Nasdaq composite was up 97.53 points at 15,595.92. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The Canadian stock market outperformed its U.S. counterparts because of its composition, aided by the strength of energy and materials. Technology lagged south of the border but Shopify Inc. did well in Canada.There some stuff under the hood that kind of just leading to Canada doing a little bit better than the U.S. today, said Michael Greenberg, portfolio manager, Franklin Templeton Investment Solutions stanley cup . ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Health care was the leading sector, gaining 3.1 per vaso stanley cent as cannabis company shares increased.Energy rose 1.9 per cent w stanley spain ith Imperial Oil Ltd. climbing 4.1 per cent and Vermilion Energy Inc. up 2.8 per cent on continued increases in crude oil prices. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The Bcsy Trudeau calls child poverty report alarming
Is violence on the rise in Halton The question is definitely on the minds of many residents after the region, long touted as the safest regional municipality in Canada, experienced three homicides in less than a week.On Aug. 21, Burlington resident and 911 dispatcher Laura Grant, 57, was fatally shot in her home. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Her husband, Kenneth Soederhuysen, has been charged with first-degree murder in connection with her deat stanley mug h.On Aug. 25, Oakville resident and retired firefighter Robert Smith, 74, was stabbed to death at an apartment complex. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW His son Brett Smith has been charged with second-degree murder in connection with this kill stanley cup ing.On Aug. 24, Edmund Ferrari, 91, was found dead outside his retirement home in downtown Oakville. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Halton police have confirmed his death was a homicide but are not releasing the cause of death. stanley quencher ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW As of Aug. 30, no arrest had been made in connection with his murder.Non-fatal stabbings, a shooting, and other violent incidents have also dominated recent local headlines, resulting in many residents taking to social media to voice their concerns. So much for being the number one place to live in Canada, said one Facebook commenter. Oakville is losing its quiet, peac

 

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OTTAWA 鈥?The federal government long-promised counter-radicalization centre is now open, but the appointment of a special adviser to shape a national strategy could be months away.The government says the Canada Centre for Community Engagement and Prevention of Violence will provide national leadership, co-ordination and support to stop young people from heading down a dark path.Public Safe stanley mugs ty Minister Ralph Goodale says the new centre will help society do as much as humanly possible to prevent radicalization to violence before tragedy stanley termoska strikes. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The centre community resilience fund will put money toward intervention programming and research.Officials are launching a call for proposals beginning July 6, and an initial 10 projects have already received money. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW In the coming months, a special adviser will be appointed to meet with young people, community leaders and experts across Canada to identify priorities and shape a national strategy on countering radicalization to violence.The 2016 budget provided $35 million over five years and $10 million annually thereafter to prevent extremism from taking root. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The resilience fund will have $1.4 million available for projects in 2018-19. For 2019-20 and beyond, it will hav stanley cup e $7 million each year for existing an Sbwn Travel quarantine rules ease for certain Canadians
OTTAWA 鈥揅anadas global scramble in the spring to buy personal protective equipment for front-line health workers taught the federal Liberal government a painful lesson 鈥?that it had to get a jump on buying vaccines, says Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.In his first specific admission of where his government made mistakes during the pandemic, Trudeau told an interviewer that he wished his government had acted sooner to procure PPE 鈥?masks, face shields, gowns and gloves 鈥?in January.Looking back, he wished that when Dr. Theresa Tam started telling us about the potential of the concerning news stanley cupe coming out in January, coming out of China, we stanley tumblers would have immediately turned around and started to procure lots of PPE, Trudeau told CITY-TV. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW At the beginning of the pandemic in March and April, where they were real concerns about front-line health workers who were reusing masks and having to bring them home and wash them, that was something that I would have loved to have been able to avoid. Canada has since acquired stanley website more than 2 billion pieces of PPE so were fine now, but in those first months, I think we needed to be readier and were going to make sure that going forward, Canada is never caught without equipment to protect our front-line workers again, he said. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Theres lots of things weve learned, but one of the things we learned through the scra

 

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TORONTO 鈥?Investigators say a helicopter crash that killed four Hydro One workers in eastern Ontario this week happened as the chopper was approaching to land.The Transportation Safety Board says it has obtained initial statements from witnesses to Thursday fatal crash in Tweed, Ont. but still must examine maintenance records, pilot training and several other facto stanley thermos mug rs.The agency says the chopper did not have a cockpit voice recorder or a flight data recorder, which it was not required to carry. It says its team has, however, recovered a GPS, which will help in the investigation. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Meanwhile, Hydro One says its eight helicopters will not operate until a thorough review of safety protocols and equipment is complete.CEO Mayo Schmidt says the measure is standard procedure after any serious workplace incident. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW None of the four men on board the Aerospatiale AS350-B2 chopper survived after the helicopter went down shortly before noon Thursday in Tweed, Ont., about 90 kilometres northwest of Kin stanley kubek gston, Ont.Hydro One said the crew had been completing work on a transmission tower. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW stanley cup It is a time of emotion and shock for all of us at the company, Schmidt said, adding that there was no timeline for when the utility helicopter fleet would go back to wo Dxdv TSA s social media highlight weird stuff in travellers bags
An investigation led by the OPP Community Street Crime Unit from the City of Kawartha Lakes and Haliburton detachments resulted in the seizure of more than 2,000 cannabis plants.On Sept. 30, with the assistance of the Central Region Emergency Response Team and Canine Unit, a Cannabis Act warrant was executed at a rural property between Fenelon Falls and Bobcaygeon.聽The property was being operated outside of the Health Canada re stanley quencher gulation stanley cup s. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW stanley kubek Six individuals were detained at the property.聽 The investigation is continuing. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW

 

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Local health officials are saying a Quebec resident working in Renfrew County has tested positive for the novel coronavirus COVID-19 .On March 23, the Institut national de sant茅 publique du Qu茅bec notified Renfrew County and District Health Unit RCDHU that a Quebec reside stanley mug nt working in Renfrew County and District tested positive for COVID-19, reads a press release that came in just after 10 a.m. March 24. RCDHU has been working with the employer and have identified workers in Renfrew County and District who could possibly have been stanley mug exposed. RCDHU has delivered specific instruction to these individuals on self isolation and self monitoring for symptoms.The release goes on to say that across Canada, testing is l stanley kubek imited due to a shortage of testing material and RCDHU must prioritize testing for the most vulnerable populations. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Consequently, we will assume the fellow workers are probable cases if they develop symptoms, reads the release.A probable case is defined as: ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW 鈥?A person with a fever over 38 degrees Celsius and/or onset of or exacerbation of chronic cough AND any of the following within 14 days prior to onset of illness Travel to an impacted area or ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW o Close contact with a confirmed or probable case of COVID-19 o Oiim Hamilton police bust illegal parking-lot pot dispensary, charge two people
News of five shooting deaths in Sault Ste. Marie on Oct. 23 is sparking renewed calls to address intimate partner violence.The deceased include three children aged six, seven and 12, and a 41-year-old adult. Police also located a stanley bottles nother 45-year-old victim injured with a gunshot wound and said the 44-year-old shooter died from a self-induced gunshot wound.Sault Ste. Marie police stated: As these incidents are the result of intimate partner violence, the names of the accused and victims are not being released. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW More than 60 Ontario municipalities have declared intimate partner violence an epidemic.In July, the Ontario Association of Interval and Transition Houses OAITH released a snapshot of 30 femicides in 30 weeks, as documented through media reports. Since then, the number of femicides OAITH is aware of has reached 50, nearing the 52 femicides the organization noted in its 2022 femicide list released last November. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW OAITH defines femicide as a gender-based killing of a woman, child, trans woman, two-spirited person, stanley cups or gender non-conforming individual where a man has been charged in relation to the death.Marlene Ham, OAITH executive director, said th stanley cups uk e latest news is devastating. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW As we are just days away from Woman Abuse Prevention Month in Ontario, learning of

 

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Investigators with the York Regional Police say a missing Markham woman who was last seen in the Toronto area, March 5 has been located.聽Toronto Police Service found Elaine Lee in the area of Ellesmere Road and McCowan Road in Toronto on March 6 at around 2:20 a.m.At around 1 p.m., the 58-year-old was last seen on the TTC bus route 68, which was in the area of Steeles and Warden avenues.聽 ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW According to police, her caregi vaso stanley ver got off the bus, but Lee remained on the bus.聽Lee is not familiar with the transit system, and she may appear to be confused once located, police said.聽 ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Police have released video surveillance that sho stanley cup ws Lee inside of TTC Warden station shortly after 1:20 p.m.Lee is described as 5-feet-4-inches tall, 120 pounds, with short black hair. She was last seen wearing a black jacket, black sweater with a red cross on the front, white running shoes and wearing glasses.聽 ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Lee only speaks Cantonese and stanley cup she may not respond when spoken to, police said.聽 ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Police and her family are concerned for her well-being.Anyone with information is asked to contact the York Regional Police 5 District Criminal Investigators Bureau at 1-866-876-5423, ext. 7541. Tips can also be left Udcn New online store offers help to shuttered indie booksellers
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NEW DELHI 鈥?When Rani husband died by drinking pesticide, he left the family in debt. But even if they could pay off the loans, Rani said their farming days are over.There are no rains, said the 44-year-old woman from drought-stricken Tamil Nadu, one of hundreds of farmers protesting in the capital for more government support. Even for stanley cup drinking, we get water only once in 10 days.A study suggests India w stanley mug ill see more such tragedies as climate change brings hotter temperatures that damage crops and exacerbate drought. For every 1 degree Celsius 1.8 degrees Fahrenheit of warming above 20 degrees C 68 degrees F during the growing season in India, there are 67 more suicides on average, stanley cup according to the findings published Monday in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, or PNAS. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The message is that farming is an inherently risky occupation, with annual incomes often held hostage to the weather, and it getting riskier in the era of climate change, said Vikram Patel, an Indian psychiatrist and mental health expert with Harvard Medical School in Boston who was not involved in the study.Experts said the study findings should raise alarms, especially with India average temperatures expected to rise another 3 degrees C 5.4 degrees F by 2050. That will bring more erratic weather events, more drought and stronger storms. Najg Questions arise over departure of first woman to lead Fed
TORONTO 鈥?The Federal Court of Appeal dismissed appeals by some of Canada largest telephone and cable companies Thursday, handing stanley cup an interim victory to the country independent internet providers.The court also ordered the network owners including Bell, Rogers and others to pay costs of the appeal to TekSavvy Solutions Inc., which is the largest of Canada independent ISPs, and an industry association. This is a massive win for Canadians, said Matt Stein, chair of the Canadian Network Operators Consortium and CEO of Distributel, one of about 30 CNOC members. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW He said that the court decision ends a pivotal chapter in a fight that challenged Canada longstanding practice of appropriate oversight to ensure fair pricing and competition.:The court stanley termoska 3-0 ruling concluded by saying the award of costs to TekSavvy and CNOC reflects the fact that the appellants were not successf stanley cup ul in convincing the three judges on any of the issues they raised. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW There were several appeals before the court, including one filed by Bell Canada on behalf of BCE, and another for most of Canada largest cable operators, including Rogers, Shaw, Quebecor Videotron and Cogeco.But the Federal Court of Appeal is only one way in which the big network owners have been fighting to prevent the CR

 

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SUDBURY, Ont. 鈥?Provincial police have identified two people who died in separate collisions on Highway 17 in the Sudbury, Ont., area.OPP say a 33-year-old Jennifer Bastasich of Cornwall, Ont., died at the stanley bottles scene after a transport truck in which she was a passenger collided with a rock cut west of Sudbury on Tuesday morning.The driver of the transport 鈥?another Cornwall woman 鈥?is charged with careless driving. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW stanley cup Police say a 65-year-old Lise Myre of Sudbury was killed several hours later when her SUV collided with a transport truck on Highway 17 east of Sudb stanley en mexico ury. OPP say the driver of the truck 鈥?who suffered minor injuries 鈥?is not facing charges. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW By The Canadian Press Htgf After what we ve been through, the world could use a second remembrance day
If you find you might not have time to sit and browse through the Sunday edition with a morning coffee anymore, we are trying to make it easier to get caught up on stories making headlines this week.Metroland Media stanley cup is serving up some news stories that resonated with readers across the province in this Sunday Reads edition.So whether you ;re at an arena, ballpark, campground, cottage or taking a moment on your porch, here are some stories that may be of interest: ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW News Heres why a bar stanley canada ge was spotted off shore near the Pickering Nuclear Generation Station Metroland Staff stanley quencher

 

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OTTAWA 鈥?Donald Trump and Justin Trudeau spoke Thursday about their hope to reach a deal by the end of this year on a new North American Free Trade Agreement.The White House offered up that nugget in a Thursday readout from Washington on the phone call between the president and the prime minister over the deaths and destruction in Texas and Louisiana caused by hurricane kubki stanley Harvey.President Trump thanked Prime Minister Trudeau and the people of Canada for their offer of assistance and underscored the close ties between our two stanley thermobecher nations, said the White House release. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The two leaders also discussed the ongoing NAFTA renegotiation and stressed their hope to reach an agreement by the end of this year.There was no mention of the NAFTA discussion in the account of the conversation that was initially released by the Prime Minister Office. It said Trudeau offered Trump condolences over the damage caused by the torrential rains that have flooded vast swaths of Texas. stanley termosar ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Trudeau office said later that it did not dispute the White House account. A senior government official, speaking only on condition they not be named, said the primary purpose of the call was to discuss the situation in Texas, and that NAFTA was mentioned only briefly at the end of the conversation.A second round of NAFTA negotiations begins Frid Jpdj Pontypool GM worker says plant closure is the ultimate betrayal
In early May, Gideon Lichfield, the editor-in-chief for the MIT Technology Review, announced online that he was going to break his isolation for the first time in two months.And he was going to do it by j stanley quencher oining up with another household. Effectively well become an extended family, free to visit each others homes, share meals, and 鈥?yes! 鈥?hug, wrote Lichfield, who resides in Cambridge, Massachusetts. I stanley mug live alone, but Im a very social person, and the mere thought of being able to sit next to someone on a couch feels like finding water after days wandering in a desert. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The measure adopted by Lichfield has been referred to as a quaranteam or double-bubbling and, although his was a personal decision, jurisdictions around the world 鈥?including some provinces in Canada 鈥?have officially promoted it stanley cups as a way to provide limited social interaction during the pandemic.New Brunswick and Newfoundland said near the end of April that households may choose to double up as a way to decrease social isolation. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Photos of families embracing each other in those provinces flooded onto social media in the ensuing days, according to media reports.Countries such as Belgium and the U.K. have also looked at restricted social bubbles, where people are allowed to have contact with friends outside their households and no one else, which has been studied by Oxf

 

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Pickering residents looking to get a circuit workout can now do so in the outdoors.The city first outdoor fitness circuit was recently unveiled in St. Mary Park as part of the City of Pickerings final Celebrating Sustainable Neighbourhoods program.The project was a collaboration between the city and participating neighbourhood groups PickWaste and Learning for Hope. PickWaste was awarded the opportunity to work with the city on a $10,000 community enhancement project after being chosen by its peers as the winner of the program for its efforts in reducing litter and raising community awareness on the topi stanley cup c. PickWaste partnered with competing neighbourhood group, Learning for Hope, to bring this vision to life. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW This initiative is important to PickWaste because tak stanley kubek ing care of our environment is just as important as taking care of our health, said Sam Demma of PickWaste. The outdoor fitness circuit includes parallel bars, plyometric boxes, a balance plank, knee lift, joint use-station, push up bars and hurdles. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Dillon Mendes of stanley flask PickWaste said the calisthenics gym allows youth to live a healthier lifestyle.PickWaste and Learning for Hope were joined by members of council and financial contributors to the program for the unveiling. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The cit Aydi Energy minister accused of crocodile tears
The Sixties Scoop is a dark chapter of Canadian history that affected tens of thousands of Indigenous children from 1951 until, according to some, 1991.WHAT IS THE SIXTIES SCOOP The Scoop was a process where many Indigenous children were taken from their original familie stanley cup s and placed in stanley website non-Indigenous homes. The Scoop got its name in the 1980s from social workers in British Columbia. It took several different forms, such as Manitobas AIM program Adopt Indian M茅tis . The processes that allowed for the Scoop to happen were eventually stopped in the 1980s. Yet, events such as the聽 Millennium Scoop 聽echo to this day. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW WHO WAS AFFECTED BY THE SIXTIES SCOOP The Scoop was slightly different across Canadas provinces. The end result was the same. Children directly affected by the Scoop were stripped of their language, cultural teachings and communities. Its estimated that more than 20,000 children were affected by the Scoop. Some of these children faced physical and sexual abuse as well as neglect. A study conducted in the 1980s concluded that 78 per cent of First Nations children adopted were placed with non-Indigenous famili stanley puodelis es Source: Hepworth, H. Phillip 1980 . Foster Care and Adoption in Canada. Ottawa, ON: Canadian Council on Social Development. ISBN 088810295X. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW WHAT IS HAPPENING WITH SIXTIES SCOOP SURVIVORS TODAY A number of lawsuits were

 

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A pastor has announced the start of a new campaign program to raise stanley canada $600,000 to build a new church in Vaughan.Rev. Peter Choi, pastor of St. Andre Bessette Parish made the announcement for the building funds to help build the newest Catholic church in Vaughan to top off the $2,780,000 already raise stanley travel mug d since 2013.聽Situated on 5.5 acres, St. Andre Bessette Roman Catholic Church will be located at 1085 Major Mackenzie stanley isolierkanne Dr., between Dufferin and Bathurst and offer ample parking. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The church will offer seating for 850 parishioners and a Perpetual Adoration Chapel open 24 hours/day. The church has plans for activities for seniors, stay at home parents and youth. The estimated cost to聽construct聽the new church is $14.5 million. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW About $386,000 are paid toward the pre-construction phase, which comprises the architect, environment tests and聽traffic consultants. Utvr Another arrest made in death of Brock Beck
WATERLOO REGION 鈥?In the shade of a large walnut tree, two girls work away in a mud kitchen using old utensils to scoop dirt into containers.Adding water to a pan, one of the girls declares she is making chocolate banana bread.Theyre at the Cambridge Farm and Forest School, a private not-for-profit that runs on a 150-acre family farm and woodland on Old Beve stanley romania rly Road in North Dumfries. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Forest school can occur almost anywhere outside, said Heather Figueiredo, the founder and director of the school. Typically its just somewhere in nature and its all about regular and repeated exposure to the same site. What that does is allows kids to become comfortable with that space and the peers theyre with and the educators. Figueiredo stanley mug has a teaching degree and is certified through the Child and Nature Alliance of Canada as a forest school practitioner. She opened the school a little more than a year ago after renovating a site on her grandparents farm. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Classes run outdoors and ch stanley cup ildren and educators take advantage of the old-growth forest, the family dairy farm nearby, or the on-site playground, garden and barn, which houses donkeys, sheep and alpacas. The school runs summer camps and in the fall there is preschool, kindergarten and grade-school options.The popular school is heading into its second year and is all booked up for the fall with a gro

 

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SCUGOG 鈥?Former Scugog mayor Tom Rowett received nearly $19,000 from Durham for bowing out of municipal politics.As the end of the 2014-2018 council term neared, Rowett applied to Durham for severance pay and received $18,726, according to a 2018 remuneration report included in the regions March 19 finance and administration committee agenda.Regional council members with more than three years ; service may become entitled to receive severance remuneration upon ceasing to be a member of council. Council terms run for four years. Application for severance must be received within six months of leaving office and is reported in the year paid. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The report also outlines the pay council members received last year for serving at the regional level. According to the report, Rowett was paid $51,764 and he billed $739 for mileage for a total of $52,503.The former mayor also collected $41,573 in pay, plus $6,291 in benefits, from Scugog taxpayers. At the municipal level, he was reimbursed $3,843 in conference costs, filed $78 in mileage expenses and ran up a cellphone bill of $302. In total, his Scugog remuneration and expenses were $52,087. Rowett did not seek re-el stanley cup ection after ju stanley mugg st one term at the helm of Scugog council. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The Durham report also noted Rowett received $9,581 for com stanley cups pensation in lieu of a pension. Members of regional council who ar Dncr Fashion maven Nancy Code-Miller bids Carleton Place store a fond farewell
TORONTO 鈥?The Toronto Black Film Festival is hosting a panel discussion series with a title that speaks to a pervasive problem in the industry: Show Me the Money.Amid a racial reckoning sparked by the police killing of George Floyd last May, it seems awareness is heightened, and arts organizations are paying attention to systemic racism and barriers facing Black creators in Canada film and TV industry, says festival president and founder Fabienne Colas.But money isn ;t flowing throughout the entire ecosystem, and there still a lack of representation onscreen and in leadership positions behind the scenes, Colas adds. stanley cup ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW That needs to change soon, because as the clock ticks, tons of white people are making decisions on what going to be funded to go onscreen next year, and in two years, she says.Billions of dollars are going through this industry, and tens of millions of dollars are being distributed through our public funders, and they don ;t necessarily go to Black producers and Black filmma stanley quencher kers. That the problem, says Colas. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW As Colas festival, which runs online through Sunday, and other screen projects help mark Black History Month in Canada, those in the country arts world say the past year has been a critical one in terms stanley tumbler of institutions responding to the

 

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Newly released data on COVID-19 cases reported in Toronto suggest people who identify as belonging to a racialized group or living in low-income households are disproportionately affected by the novel coronavirus.Toronto Public Health says data collected from people i stanley water bottle nfected with COVID-19 and who voluntarily answered socio-demographic questions found 83 per cent identified with a racialized group.That compared with the 52 per cent of Toronto residents overall who identify as such. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The data also show 51 per cent of reported COVID-19 cases in Toronto were people liv stanley cup ing in households considered to be low-income, compared with 30 per cent of the popul termo stanley ation that meets the same definition.More than a quarter 鈥?27 per cent 鈥?of cases were in people living in households with five or more people. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The data were collected between May 20 and July 16, and do not include people who tested positive in long-term care homes, or any information related to Indigenous identity.Officials say the study will help inform public health decisions, adding the city has begun working with organizations that represent and serve communities over-represented in COVID-19 cases. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Learning more about the impacts COVID-19 is having on our residents will not only allow us to respond in Bfeg Several residents across Ontario are facing numerous charges after a complex drug investigation concludes
Pollinating insects are getting a little extra assistance these days from a dedicated group of Halton Hills volunteers.The local residents are taking part in the David Suzuki Foundations Butterflyway Project, a citizen-led movement that aims to grow gardens for pollinators throughout the country.What started as a small program in five Canadian cities a few years ago with in-person training has expanded virtually during the pandemic to more than 100 communities, including Halton Hills. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW There has been a sharp decline in pollinator populations in recent y stanley becher ears due to climate change, loss of habitat and widespread use of pesticides, explained Katherine Shaw, a Butterflyway ranger who heads up the program for Halton Hills. Our goal is to create patches of pollinator-friendly habitat with the aim of stitching together neighbourhood-scale corridors for local butterflies, bees and beneficial bugs. Shaw and her team of eight have been busy, with five public gardens currently enrolled in the program. The volunteers have planted 300-plus plants of 62 different native species in Norvals McNab Park. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Weve been busy weeding and watering the plants at McNab Park during this hot, dry summer, carting water from the nearby river to water the garden beds, stanley botella said Shaw. Our labours have paid off a stanley water bottle s weve watched the new plants grow and thrive. We have seen s