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TORONTO 鈥?Ontario Premier Doug Ford is asking hospital CEOs, local medical officers of health and other health-care organizations for input on implementing vaccine mandates for staff at hospitals.Many hospitals across the province have already enacted their own mandates, going beyond the current provincial policy of having hospital staff vaccinated or subject to frequent testing.Ford letter to the health leaders said some have suggested that a provincewide mandate is necessary, but he wants to explore the ramifications of any staffing shortages. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW stanley water bottle Any decision will need to balance the risks posed by COVID-19 to hospitals with the risk of further exacerbating health human resourcing challenges and the risks these may pose to the sector ongoing delivery of high-quality care, he wrote.We are already seeing other Canadian jurisdictions that stanley becher have implemented mandatory vaccine policies, including stanley cup British Columbia and Quebec, softening or delaying their implementation date. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Ford said at a news conference Friday that according to recent estimates, 15 per cent of the health system workforce is unvaccinated.But the several hospitals who have already fired unvaccinated staff or placed them on unpaid leave through their own mandates are seeing numbers far below that. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Bkhk Energy, materials cushion blow to S P/TSX
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The eldest person charged in a series of crimes in Norwood and Havelock in June was sentenced two years in jail, serving time for eight different offences on the same day.Larry Miles, 28, was one of five people charged for denting a car, damaging a house and threatening a Tim Hortons employee on June 9. In court on Oct. 25, he was convicted of careless use of a gun found in the car used to go from scene to scene. For that, he was sentenced to served two years, although the 107 days he has spent in jail since his arrest will be counted against that time.In those two years, he will serve one-year sentences for another ca stanley tazas reless use of a gun charge, possession of a firearm, breach of stanley mug a court order against owning a gun and two counts of threatening death or bodily harm. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW He was given another 90-day sentence for mischief under $5,000 and for violating his probation. Sixteen additional charges were withdrawn: seven court order breaches, three counts of mischief under $5,000, two threats of bodily harm, two arsons, possession of and careless use of a gun. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW READ MORE about t stanley tumbler he initial arrest.One of his co-accuseds, Brandon Bellomo, 19, is serving 35 days for his part in the crime spree. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW For more crime and court news, go to our court docket page. Eslr How Liberal government spent $$ this summer
TORONTO 鈥?Hydro One Ltd. says its net profit increased nearly seven per cent in its latest quarter despite a small bump in its revenues as rate increases offset weaker demand.The power utility says its net income attributable to common shareholders was $300 million or 50 cents per diluted share in the third quarter, compared with $281 million or 47 cents per share a year earlier.The company attributed the gain primarily to Ontario Energy Board approved rates for the transmission and distribution s stanley cup becher egment as well as the redemption of preferred shares in the prior year. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW stanley polska Revenues for the three months ended Sept. 30 were $1.91 billion, up from $1.9 billion in the third quarter of 2020. Revenues, net of purchased power, increased 7.7 per cent to $980 million from higher rates that was partially offset by lower energy demand in the quarter.Hydro One was expected to earn 45 cents per share on $2.13 billion of revenues, according to financial data firm Refinitiv. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW stanley cup spain Hydro One is Ontario largest electricity transmission and distribution provider with about 1.4 million customers.This report by The Canadian Press was first published Nov. 9, 2021. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Companies in this story: TSX:H ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW By The C

 

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Hamilton police say they ;ve charged the manager of a marijuana dispensary with trafficking.They say they searched the SOS Dispensary on Thursday afternoon and found marijuana, cannabis resin and tetrahydrocannabinol-based products valued at about $50,000.Tetrahydrocannabinol, also stanley vattenflaska called THC, is the active chemical in marijuana. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW stanley cup nz Police say the 45-year-old manager of the dispensary was charged with possessing cannabis, resin and THC for the purpose of trafficking. He was released and will appear in court to answer to the charges. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The police service notes that while the federal government has committed to legalizing marijua stanley nz na this year, the law has not yet come into effect.By The Canadian Press Uyca Ontario legislature approves Oakville North鈥擝urlington MPP s Keira s Law motion
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Southern Ontario can blame Texas for a forecasted wet start to the March break that could include rainfall warnings or special statements for certain areas before it turns cold.The kids will likely remain dry as they head home from school for their March break on Friday afternoon, except for the extreme southwest, so say the Windsor to London area, which could start Friday afternoon with showers before it really develops a little bit more overnight Friday into Saturday morning, said Steven Flisfeder, warning preparedness meteorologist with Environment Canada, in a Thursday afternoon interview. And were expecting the rain to continue across southern Ontario through Saturday before getting into a bit of a mix of precipitation depending on where exactly you find yourself. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Totals right now ar stanley cups uk e a bit uncertain, he said, but should fall into a range of between 20 to 30 mm across the board for southern Ontario. Southwestern Ontario, he added, could be seeing higher amounts, maybe 40-45 mm possible depending on where exactly you find yourself. stanley water bottle ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW While precipitation in areas near Lake Ontario and Lake Erie stanley cup should remain as rain through Saturday, the higher elevations toward the escarpment and further north into the northern part of the GTA and eastern Ontario, he added, will start to see some snow mixing in Saturday night into Sunday mor Bsyn Ontario reports 639 new COVID cases, lowest number of vaccines administered since March
Brantford police are asking the public for help identifying a suspect who set fire to a memorial honouring victims of residential schools over the weekend.Police said in a press release the suspect went to the memorial at the Woodland Cultural Centre at 184 Mohawk St. 鈥?a museum directly adjacent to the infamous Mohawk Institute residential school 鈥?at around 10:30 p.m. July 9.The suspect, who is believed to have acted alone, stayed at the memorial for the next four hours and set fire to several items left to stanley cup honour child victims of the residential school system, police said. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The investigation into the vandalism is being led by Brantford and Six Nations police. Both agencies condemn the criminal acts of the s stanley cup uspect 鈥?and remain committed to holding them accountable, Brantford police said in a release. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Anyone with information about the incident is asked to contact stanley drinking cup Brantford police Det. Justin Torek at 519-756-0113 ext. 2812 or Six Nations acting Det. Sgt. Justin Isaacs at 519-445-2811.To remain anonymous, contact Brantford Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-8477 or crimestoppersbb/submit-a-tip. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW

 

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FREDERICTON 鈥?Thousands of police officers and first responders from across the country are expected to attend a regimental funeral Saturday for two Fredericton constables killed in the line of duty, in what expected to be a strong show of support for a police force in mourning.Martin Gaudet, Fredericton deputy police chief, said Wednesday that organizing the event is a monumental task as members of the force grieve the loss of constables Robb Costello and Sara Burns.The hardest thing for me in regards to arranging all of this is to simply move on one hour at a time or one day at a time, Gaudet said Wednesday outside the Fredericton police department. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW We are going to celebrate their lives and we ;re going to do it with dignity and with respect. That the task and we ;re not going to fail.He said a large portion of those who gather at the Aitken University Centre will be uniformed officers from around the country. ARTICLE stanley quencher CONTINUES BELOW We are expecting thousands of law enforcement personnel and first responde vaso stanley rs from around the continent to join us to pay tribute to our fallen o stanley cup fficers, Gaudet said.The police constables were gunned down during a shooting at a north end Fredericton apartment complex Friday that also claimed the lives of Bobbie Lee Wright and Donnie Robichaud. Bawn Forest firefighter in Fort Francis, Ont., dead
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SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico 鈥?First, Hurricane Maria knocked out power and water to Puerto Rico. Then diesel fuel, gas and water became scarce. Now, it money.The aftermath of the powerful storm has resulted in a near-total shutdown of the U stanley cup .S. territory economy that could last for weeks and has many people running seriously low on cash and worrying that it will become even harder to survive on this storm-ravaged island.There are stanley taza long lines at the banks that are open with reduced hours stanley travel mug or the scattered ATMs that are operational amid an islandwide power outage and near total loss of telecommunications. Many people are unable to work or run their businesses because diesel to run generators is in short supply or they can ;t spend all day waiting for gas to fill their car. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Engineer Octavio Cortes predicts it will only get worse because so many of the problems are inter-connected and cannot be easily resolved.I don ;t know how much worse it going to get, Cortes said as he joined other motorists stopping on a bridge over a river in northern Puerto Rico to catch a faint cellphone signal. Right now it manageable, but I don ;t know about next week or after that. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The father of six typically works from home or travels around the world for his job, but neither approach is possible no Lwwz Ontario home prices expected to rise: CMHC
The City of Brampton is asking all of its employees to get a COVID-19 test after the provincial government removed previous restrictions on testing criteria. Peel Public Health has been directed by Ontario Health to begin immediately testing anyone who visits a local assessment centre and to not turn anyone away. Residents seeking a test no longer need to be referred to an assessment centre by Telehealth Ontario, Primary Care, or Public Health, said the city in a release.Previously, only those showing symptoms of COVID-19 were able to get a test. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW UPDATED HOURLY: Click here for a map that tracks COVID-19 cases by region across Ontario. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The citys request to its workers includes all employees with Brampton Transit and Brampton Fire and Emergency Services. ARTICLE stanley website CONTINUES BELOW The city has also reached out to the local businesses through the Brampton Board of Trade and Downtown Brampton Business Improvement Area to request local businesses encourage their employees to get tested as well. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Our first responde stanley deutschland rs are taking the necessary steps to ensure that we tackle this COVID-19 pandemic head-on. In light of the increased capacity for testing stanley website by the province, we are strongly encouraging our members to be

 

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TORONTO 鈥?Ford Motor Co stanley trinkflaschen . will hire approximately 400 emp stanley becher loyees from embattled communications company BlackBerry Ltd. as part of sizable new investments in Canada that include a connected-vehicle research centr stanley mugs e in Ottawa, the smartphone maker said Thursday.Ford said the Ottawa research centre is part of a $500 million Canadian US $376 million investment. The company also plans to increase sustainability and fuel economy research at its Windsor and Oakville operations. The company said it will hire approximately 300 engineers in Canada and 100 additional hardware and software engineers in the U.S. to support the work of the Canadian team.The new Ottawa Research and Engineering Centre in Canada will focus on research and development across infotainment, in-vehicle modems, gateway modules, driver-assist features and autonomous vehicles, said Ford. Additional facilities will be located in Waterloo and Oakville, Ontario, as well as Cary, North Carolina and Sunrise, Florida. It will be Ford first centre focused on connectivity research and advanced technology in Canada. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Automakers have been racing to secure engineering talent to ensure they don ;t get left behind as vehicles become increasingly automated. Ford has said it expected to have a self-driving taxi available by 2021. Last month, the carmaker invested US $1 billion over five years in Argo AI, a startup that makes autonomous vehicle Ofpu One dead, 6 injured in Toronto boat crash
The City of Brampton has recently come under fire from residents over a perceived lack of transparency when reporting details surrounding the COV stanley tumblers ID-19 pandemic.The latest controversy stems from Peel Region Public Healths delay in providing details about coronavirus hot spots in Brampton, announced by the provincial government on May 25.As well, residents expressed concern about a City of Brampton and Peel Public Health policy to withhold the names of businesses with outbreaks and those fined by the city for violating COVID-19 physical distancing bylaws. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Mayor Patrick Brown addressed the lack of details being released during a press conference on May 27, telling stanley cup reporters his office has received numerous calls from concerned residents. Ive had a number of members of the public email me and call asking for that data and wanting to know if their neighbourhood has a higher level of spread of the virus and I agree with them. I think they have to have that transparency, he said, adding he and his mayoral counterparts in Mississauga and Caledon are pushing Peel stanley cup Public Health to release that information. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Other members of council also raised concerns about the Region reluctance and delay in releasing the locations of the hot spots during council May 27 meeting. Ive had many calls and concerns with Brampton being considered the

 

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More than a hundred curious residents overflowed a Markham Pan Am Centre conference room Monday night to see what a future York Downs community will look like.And some weren ;t very happy with what they saw.I think it a sham, said Christiane Bergauer-Free of the proposed massive development on the current York Downs Golf Club along 16th Avenue, between Kennedy Road and Warden Avenue. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW I think it terrible that they ;re bringing in all these pe stanley hrnek ople without proper planning for the environment, for these people ... and for the people around them, said the longtime Unionville resident.York Downs will encompass 169 hectares 417 acres and is proposed to include mixed development of single-family homes along with townhomes. cups stanley ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW A proponent for the property said the plan is for 19.2 units per hectare which he said is below the provincial standard of more than 20 units per hectare.The entire property, once built out years from now will encompass 2,400 units and thousands of people. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW For nearby residents Sue a stanley tumbler nd Norm Smitko, it will be a sad day to see the nearly 50-year golf course go, but they realize it an inevitability. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW We Gabc Texas man targeted 12-year-old Ontario girl: police
TORONTO 鈥?A new alert system that police recently used to stanley cup find two missing girls received endorsement from the country police chiefs on Thursday.The system, known as the Child Search Network, allows police to put out information on a missing child via a website and smart-phone app. Members of the public can then offer tips by clicking on the name or picture of the child.Supt. Cliff O ;Brien, with Calgary police, called the network run by the non-profit Missing Childr stanley tumbler en Society of Canada 8220 uper impressive. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The more people in our community that are looking instead of just the police, the better it is, O ;Brien said. It great that all law enforcement is going to come together with our communities to help rescue kids.The network aims to alert the public 鈥?especially those in a specific location 鈥?to missing children deemed at high risk, but who are not in the kind of imminent danger needed to trigger an Amber Alert. The network began testing in September 2019, with just a fe stanley cup w police services as early adopters. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Now, the Canadian Association of Chiefs of Police have given the system its blessing. The association is urging all police services across the country to adopt and implement the new network as a standard resource in all high-risk missing children investigations. Collabor

 

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Mississauga Mayor Bonnie Crombie wont rule out a property tax hike to help cover the citys COVID-19-related financial loses.Earlier this month, the Doug Ford government announced that Mississauga would be getting around $46 million 鈥?nearly $15 million for the citys operational pressures and more than $31 million to help with transit financial loses 鈥?as part of $1.3 billion in federal and provin stanley fr cial funds for Ontario cities.Asked whether residents would see a tax hike following the $46-million allocation, Crombie left the option open. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW It very difficult for me to say. I ;m one vote on council, she said at an Aug. 19 news conference, adding that councillors have pledged to keep any tax increases to around the rate of inflation. We 821 stanley cup 7;re going to do our stanley spain utmost to maintain that this year as well. We will be looking at all programs and services to see where adjustments can be made to reduce and minimize the impact of COVID-19 on the taxpayer, she said. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The $46 million is part of the first phase of the Safe Restart Agreement between the federal and provinces and wont cover Mississaugas forecasted deficit that, following a round of layoffs and project deferrals, is estimated to be around $60 million by the end of this year.Without addressing the $60-million deficit, senior Mississauga staff have projected a 3.24 per cent incr Oead Collingwood dental office offers free dentistry for a day
OTTAWA 鈥?The COVID-19 pandemic is similar to an election campaign in the way it is providing opportunities for malicious actors to spread misinformation, say Canada partners in a new effort to ensure democratic integrity.Privy Council President Dominic LeBlanc announced Tuesday Canada is teaming up with stanley tumbler tech giant Microsoft and the Alliance for Securing Democracy on countering election meddling as part of the Paris Call for Trust and Security in Cyberspace.The government says the surge of dubious information and cyberthreats emerging in the context of COVID-19 high stanley cup lights the need to act. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The Paris Call flowed from the Internet Governance Forum held at UNESCO and the Paris Peace Forum in November 2018 and encourages international collaboration to address new cyberspace threats to citizens and institutions.Canada will work with Microsoft and the U.S.-based alliance on one of the Paris Call nine fundamental principles that aims to 8220 trengthen our capacity to prevent malign interference by foreign actors aimed at undermining electoral processes through malicious cyberactivities. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW stanley quencher During an online discussion after the announcement, Microsoft president Brad Smith said the company detected fewer state-sponsored online attacks at the beginning of the pandemic, followed by an increase in the last six weeks.We 82

 

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TORONTO 鈥?Falling metals and materials stocks pulled the Toronto stock market moderately lower Wednesday, while the U.S. central bank announced it stanley thermobecher was leaving its key interest rate unchanged.The SP/TSX composite index fell 76.51 points to 15,543.14, with all major sectors registering declines.On the corporate front, shares of Home Capital Group Inc. TSX:HCG fell nearly 12 per cent or 91 cents to $6.84 after the troubled mortgage lender postponed the release of its financial results until May 11. The company had been scheduled to release the figures Wednesday. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW A number of other big companies reported earnings.The owner of the Toronto Star newspaper and other media operations reported a $24.4 million loss in its most recent quarter as it c stanley mug ontinued to deal with declining advertising revenue. The loss was an improvement from last year when the comparable losses were more than twice as big. Shares of Torstar TSX:TS.B shed more than nine per cent, or 16 cents, to $1.50. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Loblaw TSX:L , Canada biggest grocery and drug store retailer, reported $230 million in net earnings, up from $193 million in the same quarter last year. stanley cup Its shares were barely changed, down 0.17 per cent or a penny to $76.86.Trading action was more muted in New York, as the Nasdaq composite index dropped 22.82 points to 6,072.55, a day after it hit a record on Jnil The toys are all safe : Newmarket adult store owner after SUV crashes in
Member of Parliament for Brampton North Ruby Sahota has announced changes to a number of COVID-19 benefits introduced by the federal government to help Canadians financially recover from the pandemic.Speaking at the Oct. 27 COVID-19 presser for the city, Sahota introduced the Tourism and Hospitality Recovery and the Hardest-Hit Business Recovery programs, saying the targeted approaches will help business owners.The tourism program will provide wage and rent subsidies to hotels, tour operators, travel agencies and restaurants, while the hardest-hit program will also deliver subsidies to other businesses who have faced deep losses, said Sahota. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW stanley cups A release announcing the programs聽said the latter would support other business that have fa stanley termoska ced deep losses, with a subsidy rate of up to 50 per cent, with the tourism program having a subsidy rate of up to 75 per cent. The Canada Recovery Hiring Program will be extended until May 2022 to eligible employers with current revenue losses above 10 per cent, with a stanley uk subsidy rate of up to 50 per cent. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Sahota also announced the Canada Worker Lockdown Benefit, to provide income support if another lockdown occurs. This new benefit would include $300 a week and is strictly available to those whove had their employment interrupted as a direct result of a government-imposed public health lockdown.

 

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A Georgetown cowboy is also one of three Canadians chosen to represent Canada as a choir boy.Ben Done, a tenor, splits his time between choral music and corrals.In July, Done is headed to Occitanie in France, to be a part of the World Youth Choir. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW stanley cup quencher For three weeks, choral musicians from around the world, 56 members from 27 countries, will participate in the 30th anniversary of the choir. Its a great way for people to experience world choral music, Done said. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Done began singi stanley kubek ng choral music while studying music at Laurentian University in Sudbury. Thats sort of where I started my choral experience, Done said. Over the four years I was there, I grew to love it. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Prior to university, Done grew up singing country music with his family. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW We have a karaoke machine in the living room and we all sing, Done said.Last year, Done successfully auditioned for the Ontario Youth Choir, singing un stanley flask der the direction on John Washburn. That solidified it, Done said. It was amazing to sing with such talented singers and musicians. With the age limit for the Ontario Youth Choir capped at 23, Done, who turns 24 in July, is no longer eligible for the Ontario choir, but found the World Youth Choir ha

 

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HAMILTON 鈥?A restructured Stelco Holdings Inc. is benefiting from rising steel prices and on the hunt for acquisitions, chief executive Alan Kestenbaum said Thursday.Our initiatives to increase production and expand margins are starting to deliver the intended results, he said on an earnings conference call.The company, whose history goes back to 1910, emerged from a latest round of creditor protection last June having eliminated $3 billion o stanley thermos mug f debt and about $1.4 billion of pension and other retirement obligations. It launched an initial public offering last fall. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Stelco now has every tool it would want to pursue a smart growth strategy thr stanley fr ough buying up other operations, said Kestenbaum.The Hamilton-based company is also looking to pursue internal growth with its existing Ontario steel mills, where producti stanley cup on has already been boosted through efficiencies and rising prices, he said. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The company highest shipping volumes since late 2008 helped push adjusted net income to $46 million for the fourth quarter of 2017, reversing a net loss of $47 million in the same period a year earlier and higher than the $31 million forecast average from Thomson Reuters analysts.Fourth-quarter revenue was $452 million, a 45 per cent increase year-over-year, driven by increases in shipping volumes and average selling prices. Iasi Canada to help NATO train soldiers in Iraq
Part one of a three-part series on individuals ; lived experiences connected to affordable housing in Richmond HillThe need for supportive housing is urgent, Kathy Mochnacki told Richmond Hill council.Mochnacki is the chair of the Home on the Hill supportive housing project, a non-profit group that was developed 10 years ago by families of people affected by serious mental illness. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW There are approximately 6,000 to 9,000 people living in Richmond Hill with serious mental illnesses, many of whom live with aging parents.After their parents die, it unknown what will happen to them. It is most parent nightmar stanley uk e stanley us , said Mochnacki, who has a son with mental disorders. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Home on the Hill has a small housing program administered by Maggie Veltheer, offering five supportive housing beds. It takes place in the former manse of the Richmond Hill United Church and a community hub overseen by the Region of York.Deinstitutionalization of those with serious mental illness happened decades ago as our institutions were emptied. But measures to support the stanley cups uk se former residents in the community failed as many ended up on the streets, in homeless shelters, or in prisons. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The luckier ones managed to be housed in organizations like Homes for Spe

 

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Do you know how to spot phony money The OPP is warning businesses to remain vigilant after a counterfeit $100 bill was accepted in Dundalk.On Tuesday Nov. 14 , Grey County OPP received a call from the CIBC bank in Dundalk reporting the branch was in possession of a counterfeit $100 bill.The fake Canadian $100 bill, serial number PYF2548960, was recently received by Highland Gas Bar on Main Street East in Dundalk. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The OPP says it pays to check your cash 鈥?bank notes, including polymer notes 鈥斅?are secure only if you check them. Checking your cash protects you from fraud, as the Bank of Canada doesnt reimburse citizens for counterfeit money. The Bank of Canada says the new $100 and $50 polymer notes are difficult to counterfeit and easy to check in seconds. Both bills have the same security features that can be seen on both side of the notes in transparent areas. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW stanley termoska A free, Bank of Canada - Employee Handbook - a Guide to Verifying Canadian Bank Notes stanley isolierkanne , can be found by visiting bit.ly/2AWu6fv.To learn more about bank notes, contact the Bank of Canada at 1 stanley cups -800-303-1282 or by email at info@bankofcanada.ca. Ivlt Today s coronavirus news: Ontario reports another 1,053 cases, eight deaths for Saturday; Outgoing Chancellor Angela Merkel makes final appeal for Germans to get vaccinated
If youve ever visited Toronto, youve probably marvelled at the CN tower, basked in the diversity of cultures 鈥?and cursed at the traffic.According to a report released this summe stanley quencher r, the city ranks among the worst in the world for traffic, and commuters spend nearly 200 hours per year on the road.Visiting A-listers and local celebrities alike have been vocal about the worst of the citys congestion. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW vaso stanley Heres what they had to say about Toronto commuter chaos.Guillermo del Toro ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW During this years Toronto International Film Festival TIFF , iconic Mexican horror and fantasy director Guillermo del Toro compared road rage in Toronto to Canadian film. Canadians are very reserved, except in road rage and cinema, he said. Horrible road rage in Toronto, horrible. And also in cinema, for some reason, Canadians let loose. And its fantastic. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW stanley deutschland Andrew Phung ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Actor Andrew Phung, at TIFF to promote the documentary Mr. Dressup: The Magic of Make-Believe, chose different words to share his frustrations on getting around in the city. I just want to be in Toronto, but like, minus the traffic, he told Narcity. Like if I could experience Toronto without 60 per cent of the traffic. The city is amazing. The

 

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TORONTO 鈥?Nearly one-quarter of Canadian exporters believe they are negatively affected by looming NAFTA renegotiation uncertainty and are turning to creative solutions to succeed even if the free trade agreement fails, according to a poll by Export Development Canada.The federal agenc stanley becher y supporting export-oriented companies reported Friday that among the 23 per cent of firms surveyed that said they were negatively affected, several are contemplating strategies i stanley cup ncluding moving operations south of the border, diversifying away from the U.S. or delaying investment or hiring.Canada and the United States both expressed their hope in late summer that a new North American Free Trade Agreement agreement could be reached by year-end, but tense and combative discussions have necessitated extending negotiations to a March 2018 deadline. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW However, Scotiabank economists believe even the March deadline is unlikely given that NAFTA negotiations have stumbled on several major U.S. demands, including a new requirement to stanley mug increase U.S. parts in automobiles, the end of Canada dairy, poultry and egg supply-management systems, and the introduction of a possible 8220 unset clause that could see the trade policy agreement reviewed every five years.Still, Scotia said NAFTA uncertainty has not yet dented investment growth in Canada or Mexico and forecasts that the trade policy agreement will survive any prol Cniw Burlington man and woman under 40 test positive for COVID-19 and both cases are linked to community exposure
At first glance, nothing see stanley us ms out of the ordinary in this b stanley cup usy corner of a hospital emergency department.A patient lies on a stretcher, eyes closed, a monitor tracking vital signs. Two nurses work nearby, one ty stanley cup ping at a computer, the other listening with a stethoscope to the patients chest. A physician steps into the room with a smile and assurances he can help.But then there is a prolonged pause, some nervous laughs and the action stops. Several people clustered in the hallway check clipboards before explaining the next steps in the detailed sequence. Seconds later, the nurses and physician are again bustling at the patients bedside. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Staff here at the Cortellucci Vaughan Hospital are 20 minutes in to a two-and-a-half-hour mock scenario to test medical protocols and procedures ahead of the hospital opening its doors to patients in early 2021.Construction on the long-awaited hospital, located near Canadas Wonderland and a part of Mackenzie Health, was completed at the end of August. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Now, as the 11-storey building gets its final touches, staff are trying out patient monitoring devices, practising workflows, logging in to new computers and running through all the many what-ifs to ensure they can safely deliver care in the new building. Well be doing many dress rehearsals, right up until we open, making sure that every single piece of equ

 

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OTTAWA 鈥?The national unemployment rate was 13.0 per cent in April. Statistics Canada also released se stanley nz asonally adjusted, three-month moving average unemployment rates for major cities. It cautions, however, that the figures may fluctuate widely because they are based on small statistical samples. Here are the jobless rates last month by city numbers from the previous month in brackets :鈥?St. John , N.L. 9.7 per cent 8.3 鈥?Halifax 8.9 6.8 ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW 鈥?Moncton, N.B. 7.0 5.7 鈥?Saint John, N.B. 9.5 7.3 ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW cups stanley 鈥?Saguenay, Que. 11.1 6.5 鈥?Quebec 9.5 5.5 ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW stanley cup becher 鈥?Sherbrooke, Que. 9.2 5.4 ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW 鈥?Trois-Rivieres, Que. 9.8 6.3 鈥?Montreal 10.5 6.4 鈥?Gatineau, Que. 8.9 5.8 鈥?Ottawa 6.3 4.9 鈥?Kingston, Ont. 7.9 5.7 鈥?Peterborough, Ont. 7.7 6.7 ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW 鈥?Oshawa, Ont. 8.5 7.8 鈥?Toronto 7.9 6.0 鈥?Hamilton, Ont. 7.5 5.7 鈥?St. Catharines-Niagara, Ont. 9.9 7.8 鈥?Kitchener-Cambridge-Waterloo, Ont. 7.8 6.0 鈥?Brantford, Ont. 9.4 5.9 鈥?Guelph, Ont. 8.6 5.3 ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW 鈥?London, Ont. 8.9 5.8 鈥?Windsor, Ont. 12.9 10.5 鈥?Barrie, Ont. 9.1 5.7 鈥?Sudbury, Ont. 6.8 5.6 鈥? Erlp 67 s Tourigny named OHL coach of the year
Ontario is reporting another 610 COVID-19 cases and two more deaths, according to its stanley taza latest report released Monday morning.Ontario has adm stanley cup inistered 16,712 vaccine doses since its last daily update, which is another low reported daily vaccine doses given since September 13. In total, 21,404,362 vaccines have been given as of 8 p.m. the previous night.According to the Stars vaccine tracker, 11,094,649 people in Ontario have received at least one shot. That works out to approximately 85.1 per cent of the eligible population 12 years and older, and the equivalent of 74.6 per cent of the total population, including those not yet eligible for the vaccine. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The province says 10,309,713 people have completed their vaccinations, which means theyve had both doses. That works out to approximately 79.1 per cent of the eligible population 12 years and older, and the equivalent of 69.4 per cent of the total population, including those not ye stanley cup spain t eligible for the vaccine.The province now includes data that reflects hospitalizations and cases by vaccination status. Ontario warns that the new process may cause discrepancies between other hospitalization numbers being collected using a different process, and that the data may not match daily COVID-19 case counts. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The province reports 362 COVID-19 cases were confirmed in unvaccinated people, 43 were partially

 

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Construction is at the top of the list when it comes to the most in-demand trades in Ontario, says the head of an organ stanley travel mug ization that promotes skilled trades and technologies in the province. The vaso stanley government has made huge announcements and investments to build infrastructure to new roads, hospitals, support buildings, and residential buildings. So theres lots of demand for construction, said Skills Ontario CEO Ian Howcroft.BuildForce Canada, which, according to its website, is committed to working with the construction industry to provide information and resources to assist with its management of workforce requirements, estimates that 257,100 construction workers will retire by the year 2029. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Overall, there are about 144 plus trades and related technology careers, so theres something for almost everyone, said Howcroft. There are huge shortages, hence huge opportun stanley mug ities, he said. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Howcroft added the manufacturing sector is having a hard time recruiting millwrights and machinists.You can find a job that pays really well, get work for life, and many of the opportunities have benefit plans and pensions, said Howcroft. However, some trades are in higher demand than others. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Here are the top five most in-demand trades in the province of Ontario. A Zzee Two charged in human trafficking case: police
Mobility restrictions following major snowfalls amount to 25 per cen stanley cup t of all Public Works service requests 鈥?a concern town staff and council are working to relieve. 鈥–ouncil held a detailed discussion based on a report presented by town staff outlining different considerations for service concerns on residential and rural roads, sidewalks, and salted roads, during its Aug. 28 council meeting. Staff presented six recommendations, requesting council to share their preferences and input for the development of a detailed plan. Ive had a lot of feedback particularly about sidewalks fronting parks, and unoccupied lots, said Mayor Ann Lawlor. People want to go out and walk, have a safe place to exercise 鈥?if we pay for a park, we should also be able to stanley cup use it a bit in the w stanley cups inter time. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The report aims to highlight prominent winter control concerns, and their potential solutions, offering ample time before council begin budget discussions for the next year. The Public Works Division provides winter control services for more than 1,000 kilometres of roads, 160 kilometres of sidewalks and 27 parking lots.Each season, the department typically attends more than 20 minor events involving sanding, plowing, and salting of main roads and parking lot roads, and about five to 10 major events, including townwide salting, plowing of all roads, sidewalks and parking lots. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW

 

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I really dont care about money right now, I care about YOU 鈥?You shouldnt be struggling to find a roof for your family. Thats the shocking email 38-year-old Sarah Vanderhelm received from Chris Boyes, the landlord of her downtown Toronto condo. This comes after a devastating time when Vanderhelm had been laid off from her dream job as a cook, wi stanley cup nz th no income during the聽COVID-19 pandemic.While others are scrambling to pay rent, la stanley mugs ndlords as of Wednesday are still聽allowed to threaten tenants with eviction, though Premier Doug Ford promised no tenants would lose their homes during the outbreak. Thats why this message touched Vanderhelm so deeply, especially coming from someone who shed only met once. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW It made me tear up, it really did. A person we dont really consider family is treating his tenants like family, she says.On top of that, Boyes also offered all tenants who were struggling to afford basics to c stanley cups uk ontact him if they needed supplies like medicine or groceries that he could deliver. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW My tenants are people, and I think we should treat them as such, Chris Boyes wrote to the Star in the email. This past week, hes been busy scrambling to organize his own books as he freezes rent for his 36 tenants. How can I possibly ask someone to pay rent when theyve lost their job and it wasnt their fault This is downtown Toronto. Rent is anythin Dmjh Boo s Bar and Eatery getting some help from their friends
Hyungee Bae is putting it all on the line 鈥?every ounce of energy and every cent 鈥?to study at Centennial College state-of-the-art aerospace and aviation campus. She banking on it landing her a job in Canada and, hopefully, one day, citizenship.My parents say, I don ;t know if you ;re brave or a fool, ; because I ;ve given up everything, says Bae, 28, who left South Korea where she taught English and lived in the comfort of her parents ; home.This fall, she is among the biggest cohort of international students ever in Canada. There are more than 572,000 here, a 73 per cent hike since 2014, when immigration policy changes made it easier for students who study at publicly funded institutions to work and apply for permanent residency. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Canadian education has become so lucrative that intern stanley termohrnek ational students pumped $21.6 billion last year into campuses, communities and the economy nationwide.Growth has been particularly explosive in the college sector. International stu stanley cup dents, heartened by Canada safe and welcoming reputation, have been drawn to the college system focus on job skills and training. In fact, enrolment of stanley cups international students in colleges surpassed universities for the first time in 2018, with students choosing college as a cheaper and potentially faster route to post-graduate work and immigration. ARTICLE CON

 

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T stanley kubek ORONTO 鈥?Socia stanley thermobecher l conservatives accuse Patrick Brown of muzzling the Progressive Conservative candidate in an upcoming Ontario byelection to downplay the party leader flip-flopping on sex education.Nineteen-year-old Sam Oosterhoff defeated the PC party president and a vice-president to win the nomination for the Nov. 17 byelection in Niagara-West Glanbrook, in part by campaigning against the province updated sex-education curriculum.Charles McVety, president of Canada Christian College, said Oosterhoff ran on a 8220 ocially conservative platform, and was talking about Ontario sex-education curriculum when he vowed to stand up for parents as first educators. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW One of the issues that he had on his website was to stand up for pa vaso stanley rental rights in education, McVety said in an interview. That obviously directed at the whole sex-ed issue...but as soon as he becomes the candidate, all of a sudden Patrick doesn ;t allow him to speak on this, to speak his mind.Oosterhoff has not responded to many requests for an interview since becoming the PC candidate, but Brown insisted he wasn ;t trying to keep the teenager from talking with political reporters about the sex-ed curriculum. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW I can tell you Sam supports the direction I ;m taking the party, Udhh Ontario hits emergency brake as province enters month-long COVID shutdown
Environment Canada is forecasting a mainly cloudy sky this morning in Halton Hills. The daytime high is expected to reach 8 C and there an expected morning wind chill of -8 C.Tonight, expect showers with a night time low of 1 C. The sun will set at 7:28 p.m.Tomorrow forecast calls for rain showers or flurries during the day with a high of 5 C. At night, expect a chance of flurries with a low of -2 C. The sun will rise at 7:27 a.m. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Historically for March 16, Halton Hills ; average high is -0.5 C and record high was 19.3 C in 2012. Halton Hills ; averag stanley cup e low is -5 C and record low was -17.2 C in 1950. Halton Hills ; record rainfall was 41.7 mm in 1942 and record snowfall was 14.2 cm in 1960. Halton Hills ; forecast for the rest of the week: ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW stanley cup Monday: Chance of stanley shop rain showers or flurries with a high of 3 C and cloudy periods at night with a low of -2 CTuesday: Chance of flurries with a high of 2 C and snow at night with a low of -2 CWednesday: Chance of flurries with a high of 2 C and cloudy periods at night with a low of -5 CThursday: A mix of sun and cloud with a high of 4 C and chance of rain showers or flurries at night with a low of -1 C

 

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A police raid in Burlington resulted in the seizure of $6,000 worth of drugs.Halton police arrested a 46-year-old Burlington man on Friday July 16 . In relation to the investigation, officers executed a search warrant at a home in Burlington and seized 29 grams of cocaine, 584 oxycodone pills and $2,445 in cash.According to police, the street value of the drugs is estimated at $6,000. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The man has been charged with possession for the purpose of traffick stanley cup ing cocaine and oxycodone and possession of property obtained by crime under $5,000. The charges have not been proven in court. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW stanley cup stanley cup The suspect was held in custody pending a bail hearing in Milton.Anyone with information regarding this investigation is asked to contact the 3 District Criminal Investigations Bureau at 905-825-4777, ext. 2316. Bzse Environment Canada issues Special Weather Statement for Oakville and Burlington as well as Milton and Halton Hills
OTTAWA 鈥?The man accused of ramming through a gate at Rideau Hall while heavily armed is slated to return to court Sept. 18 after making a brief appearance Friday.Corey Hurren, a Manitoba military reservist and sausage-m stanley cups aker, faces 21 weapons charges and one of threatening Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.Police say Hurren used a pickup truck to break through a side gate at Rideau Hall early in the morning of July 2 and made his way toward the residence where Trudeau and his family live. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW They say Hurren was armed with several guns, one of which had an illegal magazine. Neither the Trudeau stanley mug s nor Gov. Gen. Julie Payette were on the grounds at the time. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Police say they were able to talk Hurren down and arrested him peacefully after about 90 minutes.This report by The Canadian Press was first published Aug. 21, 2020. ARTICLE CON stanley cup TINUES BELOW By The Canadian Press

 

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OTTAWA 鈥?Preliminary research by the Canadian Paediatric Society found a significant number of young children required medical care after ingesting cannabis in the months surrounding legalization last October.The Canadian Paediatric Surveillance Program says it collected 16 reported cases of serious adverse events involving recreational cannabis between September and December 2018.They include six cases of kids younger than 18 who accidentally ate edibles and one case of accidental exposure. In each case, the cannabis belonged to a parent or caregiver. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Four other cases of exposure were not accidental, although the society could not share more information.Details surrounding the five other reports were not immedi stanley cup ately available, including how the kids were exposed to cannabis, their ages and whether exposure was accidental or not. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The surveillance program defines adverse events stanley mug as all cases in which kids are harmed by cannabis consumption, including injuries that may result from use by another individual, such as a friend or parent who is under the influence of cannabis.The two-year study will collect data until October 2020. The cannabis data was released Thursday, along with details from several other research projects underw stanley cup ay. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW 822 Tqhd Police looking for vehicle involved in Mississauga shooting
The good news in the job market is undisputable.Canadas emp stanley quencher loyment market has finally recovered to pre-pandemic levels, with Statistics Canadas labour force survey stanley cup showing the addition of 157,000 new positions in September. Employment is now the same level as it was in February 2020, but because the population has grown over that time, the employment rate 鈥?60.9 per cent 鈥?is still 0.9 percentage points below what it was in the pre-pandemic days.The recovery holds true for moms and dads with school-age children. After months of ups and downs dealing with the on-again-off-again closures of daycares and schools, parents are now back to working the same kinds of hours as they used to. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Not every sector has had a full recovery though. Professional services and public administration 鈥?that is stanley mug , white-collar workers 鈥?are way ahead, while theres still a long ways to go for agriculture and parts of the economy that had to shut down repeatedly during the various waves of the pandemic. Despite the constant chatter about labour shortages and fears by inflation-watchers that a tighter job market will drive up wages, there still arent many people getting big raises. Average wages are climbing gently, as usual. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Heather Scoffield is the Stars Ottawa bureau chief and an economics columnist. Follow her on Twitter: @hscoffield