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There is no misunderstanding Ancaster resident Richard Deversons position on Hamiltons $3.4-billion light rail tran stanley cup sit project. He unreservedly hates it. It is a disaster for Hamilton, said Deverson, a sales representative for Royal LePage for the last 35 years, who will be 72 in October. I think it would be under construction if it wasnt for COVID-19. If former Hamilton mayor Bob Bratina, an ardent opponent of LRT, wasnt running for the mayoral race, Deverson said he would be in the mayoral race. Instead, he decided he couldnt sit in his chair stanley water bottle and complain about LRT or the other issues facing the city. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Here is a guy Bratina who gave up being an MP because of LRT, he said.Deverson, who has also taught at McMaster University and Mohawk College, questions how much the operating and m stanley cup aintenance costs Hamiltonians will be paying for the LRT, which is being overseen by Metrolinx, with major construction expected to start in 2024. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW He remains pro-transit, arguing that whatever the 14-kilometre LRT line can do, buses can do 100 times better, including fostering economic development along the corridor.Transportation remains a cornerstone of his Ward 12 campaign. He criticizes how the city prepares residents for any advance disruption that occurs along Highway 403. A recent closure by the province had drivers 鈥?including Deverson 鈥?stuck Yuzq CRTC, FCC partner to fight robocalls, ID spoofing
The demolition of the old Georgian Bay District Secondary School GBDSS has begun. Crews are out tearing down the building located at 865 Hugel Ave. in Midland.Here is a brief look at the schools history:鈥?The building was constructed in 1955. It opened in 1956 and was dubbed the Midland Penetanguishene District High School MPDHS . ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW 鈥?In 1965 Penetanguishene opened its own high school 鈥?Penetanguishene Secondary School PSS 鈥?and MPDHS was renamed to Midland Secondary School MSS .鈥?An addition was built on to the school in the 1970s, which included a new triple gymnasium. A stanley termoska RTICLE CONTINUES BELOW 鈥?In 2015, with enrolment numbers declining at both Midland and Penetanguishene high schools, the province made the decision to close down the Penetanguishene school.鈥?Around 400 PSS students stanley quencher joined roughly 600 MSS students at the Hugel Avenue building and it was renamed Georgian Bay District Secondary School. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW stanley cups 鈥?Along with this shuffling the province announced funding for a new school, to be built directly next door. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW 鈥?On Feb. 4, 2018, the new GBDSS opened its doors to students for the start of second semester.鈥?The new building is smaller than the old one at just 138,564 square feet. It is able to accommodate

 

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As part of the Trees for Veterans program, the Town of Halton Hills celebrated the first tree planting at Prospect Park in Acton last week.A grant from the CN EcoConnexions program is being used to replace trees damaged by the December 2013 ice storm.The Town will plant 260 trees of in 40 parks across Halton Hills with special tags att stanley kubek ached to them. There are about a dozen varieties of trees native to this area that will be planted. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Each tree tag recognizes Canadas 150 celebratory year, the Community Covenant of veterans and their contributions and acknowledges program funding from CN and their partners.Halton Hills is one of 50 communities receiving a $25,000 grant from CN Rail to fund local tree planting projects in honour of Canadas 150th birthday. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Todays tree planting initiative is significant both in replenishing and supporting our environment but also, serves as a starbucks stanley cup tangible reminder of the sacrifices and service awarded us by our veterans, said stanley website Acting Mayor Councillor Mike Albano.The CN EcoConnexions 鈥?From the Ground Up program promotes community sustainability through the greening of communities and First Nations across Canada. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW CN and its partners, Tree Canada and Communities in Bloom, assist Canadian communities and First Nation groups in establishing t Tgrp Unsafe to swim : Stay out of the water at this Oakville beach
In England, a 19-year-old died in hospital in late March, following a suicide attempt. She was deeply affected by the pandemic and felt she could no longer cope, according to media reports.A few days later, in Germany, a state finance minister took his own life. The economic fallout from the coronavirus crisis and the populations huge expectations, particularly of financial help, had overwhelmed him, the states governor said.And last Sunday, a top emergency room doctor stanley cup who treated COVID-19 patients in hard-hit Manhattan, and contracted the virus herself, died by suicide. Her father told the New York Times, She tried to do her job, and it killed her. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW In this extraordinary time of loss, sickness, social isolation and economic insecurity, there has been a string of media reports linking the pandemic to suicide. These tragic stories, along with a surge in calls to crisis lines and recent articles in scientific journals arguing that the conditions are rife for a spike, are fuelling perceptions that COVID-19 will trigger a rise in suicides.But some mental health experts are pushing back a stanley cup gainst these dire prognostications, which they say are not rooted in solid evidence, with past pandemics providing few clues about how the complex set of factors at play during COVID-19 will influence suici stanley website de rates. Rhetoric about the inevitability of suicide carries risks, they say, including reinforcing a sense

 

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There are a few different COVID-19 isolation facilities currently available to Canadians, and plans for others in the future 鈥?none of which are internment camps, as some skeptics have been expressing online,聽Prime Minister Justin Trudeau recently assured Canadians.Since the start of the pandemic in Canada, the federal government has been paying to accommodate international travellers, returning to Canada, in hotel rooms or other lodging sites, to facilitate their 14-day quarantine period.According to Health Canada, as of Oct. 12, 3,922 travellers have used the federal sites this year. There are currently 11 federally designated locations and two lodging spaces in Toronto, Montreal, Winnipeg, Vancouver, Kelowstanley cup na, Calgary, Regina, Whit stanley water bottle ehorse, Fredericton, Halifax and St. John . ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW As well, in Toronto, a different type of isolation facility launched in September called the Toronto Voluntary Isolation Centre 鈥?the first of its kind in Canada 鈥?where residents who test positive are able to isolate, when self-isolating at home is a challenge.Gayle Bursey, director of strategy and preventive health at Toronto Public Health TPH , said that TPH uses contact management to identify individuals who are eligible to stay at the centre, which is located in an unoccupied hotel in the city. ARTICLE CONTINU stanley travel mug ES BELOW 鈥?The decision to accept a stay at the centre is entirely Tvtu Canada Post tells why you can expect to wait longer for everything you bought online during COVID-19
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OTTAWA 鈥?Canada is ill-prepared for a second wave of COVID-19, says a Senate committee, calling on the federal Liberals to deliver a plan by Labour Day to help people and communities hit hardest by the pandemic.Seniors, in particular, are a focus of the report from the Senate social affairs committee, from those in long-term care homes to those with low incomes.Just this week, the Liberals rolled out one-time special payments of $300 to the more than six million people who receive old-age security, and $200 more for the 2.2 million who also receive the guaranteed income supplement. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The income supports stanley water bottle are meant to help seniors facing increased costs as a result of the pandemic, such as more frequent prescription fees and delivery charges for groceries.Senators on the committee wrote of evidence of financial insecurity and increased vulnerability for low-income seniors as a result of the first wave of the novel coronavirus. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW A potential second wa stanley travel mug ve, which could coincide with the annual flu season that starts in the fall, would make the situation even worse for these seniors without concrete and timely government action, the report says.Senators say the Liberals should deliver a plan to help low-income seniors, among other populations vulnerable to economic shocks stanley isolierkanne like new immigrants, no later than the end Xzpn COVID finally caught up with you Why it suddenly feels like the virus is everywhere
Woodville may be minus a family doctor but theyve gained a plus with Cheryl Marks.The nurse practitioner will be providing care for local patients at the Woodville Medical Centre, beginning Sept. 3. Dana Robertson will continue to serve as the medical receptionist for patient stanley quencher s on site.Although new to the area, Marks career experience includes hospital, long-term care and family health team settings. She also provided nursing care in neonatal units, infection disease centres and sexual assault treatment facilities. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW stanley cup Woodville residents were left without a family doctor when Dr. Muhammed Khan left in October. Community Care Health and Care Network stepped up to provide health care until March 31 while attempts were made to find funding.The Kawartha Lakes Family Health Team was asked by the Ministry of Health late this spring to provide a full-time nurse practitioner and medical receptionist with new funding specifically for Woodville.聽 ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW It was my pleasure to work with Coun. Andrew Veale and the Woodville Medical Centre to secure funding for frontline care for our community via a nurse practitioner, said Haliburton-Kawartha Lakes-Brock MPP Laurie Scott. Coun. Veales hard work and dedication helped us to make this front line service a reality. Dr. Eric Ready, the family health stanley cup team board chair, and executive director Mike Perry are pleased t

 

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WASHINGTON 鈥?Embattled national security adviser Michael Flynn fate as one of President Donald Trump senior aides is uncertain following reports that he discussed U.S. sanctions with a Russian envoy before Trump inauguration.A top White House official sidestepped repeated chances Sunday to publicly defend him. The president, stanley cup price who spent the weekend at his private club in Florida, has yet to comment on Flynn status. Nor has Vice-President Mike Pence, who previously denied that Flynn had discussed sanctions with Sergey Kislyak, the Russian ambassador to the U.S.Pence and Flynn spoke twice on Friday, accordi stanley cups ng to an administration official. A stanley cup becher RTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Trump has told associates he is troubled by the situation, but he has not said whether he plans to ask Flynn to step down, according to a person who spoke with him recently. Flynn was a loyal Trump supporter during the campaign, but he is viewed skeptically by some in the administration national security circles, in part because of his ties to Russia.The administration official and both people with ties to Trump spoke on the condition of anonymity to discuss private conversations. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Stephen Miller, Trump top policy adviser, skirted the issue on several Sunday news shows, saying it was not his place to weigh in on the 8220 ensitive matter or to say whet Ugee Champagne defends amended Saudi arms deal
The Canadian economy faces a long, slow recovery from COVID-19, and some industries are never bouncing back to where they were, according to a new forecast from a business think tank.The prediction, from the Conference Board of Canada, says things wont get back to anywhere close to normal until theres a vaccine to battle COVID-19, likely sometime next June. Until were s water bottle stanley eeing COVID fully behind us, its going to be a rough ride. We wont see a complete recovery until theres a vaccine and this has been brought under control. The biggest risk is if a vaccine ultimately isnt found, said Conference Board chief economist Pedro Antunes in an interview. ARTICLE C stanley cup ONTINUES BELOW The Conference Boards argument was bolstered by a report from Statistics Canada on Wednesday showing the size stanley mug of the Canadian economy is still six per cent smaller than in February, and that just a quarter of industries have hit their pre-pandemic size.Statistics Canada showed Canadian Gross Domestic Product grew by three per cent in July, after having grown by 6.5 per cent in June. The StatsCan report also said data is expected to show that the economy grew by just one per cent in August. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW While the economy started to bounce back in May and June as COVID-related restrictions eased up, the start of the second wave spells more trouble, said Antunes. Before, we were trying to flatten the curve of new

 

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Halton Regional Police have apprehended a man they believe broke into a car on Grey Owl Run last week, after credit cards stolen from a wallet in the vehicle were used at businesses around town.Sgt. Dave Costantini of the One Division criminal investigations bureau said that a resident on the street noticed their car had been broken into on Aug. 5 and the suspect had stolen a wallet.Subsequently, the subject made multiple purchases using the tap feature on the stolen credit cards at grocery and convenience stores around Georgetown and identified the subject by security footage at one of the stores. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Police arrested 39-year-old Kurt Scherer of Brampton on Aug. 16 and charged him with six gourde stanley counts of using a stolen credit card and two counts of possession of property obtained by crime. Investigations continue in regard to him, said Costantini, noting that there had been a second attempted break-in to a v stanley thermobecher ehicle on Grey stanley website Owl Run on Aug. 5. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Police are reminding residents to lock their vehicles and never leave valuables inside.They say to park in well-lit areas, to never leave spare keys in the car, and if necessary, to store any valuables in the trunk of the vehicle so they ;re not visible. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW 聽 ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Vqcn Ontario small businesses race to adapt to COVID-19 restrictions 鈥?again: It s a hard pill to swallow
When a fire breaks out or carbon monoxide levels rise, an early warning can literally be the difference between life and death. Early detection 鈥?stanley cup allows residents to escape, said Haldimand fire prevention officer Richard Geerdink.November is Carbon Monoxide Awareness Month. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Geerdink said that CO carbon monoxide detectors are designed to go off when the levels reach 25 parts per million. Its at 50 parts per million when symptoms start, he said. These can include headaches and nausea, and if the exposure persists, loss of consciousness and eve botella stanley ntually death. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Geerdink said if a homes smoke alarm or CO monitor goes off, people should immediately leave the building, and call the fire department from outside. We will determine if its safe to go back in. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW While it is the law that all residences must have smoke detectors and CO monitors, not every household is compliant. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Thats why each June, the Haldimand fire department does a door-to-door blitz, offering to do inspections to ensure that people have the equipment, that its installed properly a stanley tumblers nd is in good working order.Last year, Haldimand firefighters visited about 700 homes, and were permitted to come into about 500. Its not mandat

 

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Two employees at separate supermarkets in Mississauga have recently tested positive for COVID-19, according to management from each store.The first case was reported at the Metro grocery store at 2225 Erin Mills Parkway.Metro was notified of the case on Oct. 24 and the employees last day of work was Oct. 22. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW According to Metros case tracker, each store with a positive case undergoes a deep clean and sanitization out of an abundance of caution.If required, Metro will notify customers who have shopped in the impacted store. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW stanley mug The second case was reported at the Westwood Square Chalo FreshCo at 7205 Goreway Dr. in Malton.According to Sobeys, which owns FreshCo, management was notified of the case on Oct. 30 and the employees last day of work was Oct. 26. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Sobeys also said it sanitizes each store after a case is reported, and if necessary, will communicate with customers who have shopped there recently.聽 ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW As of Nov. 1, Peel Public Health has confirmed 14,827 pos stanley vattenflaska iti stanley botella ve cases of COVID-19 throughout the region since the beginning of the pandemic. Igch Morneau didn t get gift from WE: ethics watchdog
Two Hamiltonians are facing charges after a police investigation into cannabis being sold in the parking lot of a former illegal dispensary on George Street.Hamilton police said they wrapped up their investigation last week at the site of the former dispensary, which had recently voluntarily closed.Numerous neighbourhood complaints had been made about the location, police said. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW After the arrests, police said they seized cash, cannabis, rolled cannabis cigarettes, hash, shatter, cannabis/THC oils and cannabis/THC-infused edibles.Police said Luke Rogers, 25, and Yi Eh, 23, are facing charges, including five counts of possessing cannabis for the purpose of selling and one count of proceeds of crime under $5,000. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW They ha stanley tumbler ve been released and are scheduled to appear in court at a later date.After this latest closure, Hamilton police say they are no longer aware of any illegal ca stanley cup nnabis storefronts operating in the city. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW At one point, there were as many as 80 illegal dispensaries, a number police had cut down to 10 as of April. ARTICLE C stanley kubek ONTINUES BELOW Hamilton two legal cannabis stores, meanwhile, have been struggling to keep product on the shelves. Canna Cabana on Barton Street East was forced to close

 

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WASHINGTON 鈥?Social media giant Facebook is expected to provide Congress on Monday with more than 3,000 ads that ran around the time of the 2016 presidential election and are linked to a Russian ad agency.Company officials will meet with the House and Senate intelligence committees and the Senate Judiciary Committee to ha stanley cups nd over the ads, a Facebook official said. The official requested anonymity because the meetings are private.Facebook said last month that that it had found thousands of ads linked to Facebook accounts that likely operated out of Russia and pushed divisive social and political issues during the U.S. presidential election. The company said it found 450 accounts and about $100,000 was spent on the ads. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Twitter has said it found postings linked to those same accounts, and the House and Senate intelligence panels have asked both companies, along with Google, to testify publicly in the coming weeks.None of the companies have said whether they will accept the invitations. ARTICLE CO stanley thermos mug NTINUES BELOW The three committees are investigating Russian meddling in the election and whether there are any links to President Donald Trump campaign. They have recently focused on the spread of false n stanley termosy ews stories and propaganda on social media, putting pressure on the companies to turn over more information and release any Russia-linked ads.It is unclear whether Lkdd Interpol stolen vehicle report: 200-plus Canadian stolen vehicles a week identified around the world
James Asselstine is a regular lottery player, but even he had never seen it happen before.Asselstine stopped by Quik Pik Variety on G stanley cupe uelph Street and bought a Lightning Lotto ticket. When he played it, the terminal shut down. The clerk told him he won the jackpot 鈥?$505,875.50. He added $4 on another ticket stanley website bringing his total prize to $505,879.50. I couldnt believe it. It was amazing, the 64-ye stanley shop ar-old Georgetown man said. I told my wife and she didnt believe me at first. When she finally realized it was true, she was so excited and happy for me. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The Canada Post worker had won smaller amounts playing his favourite games, Lightning Lotto and Poker Lotto, but this is my first major win, he said. Asselstine, a father of two and grandfather of two, said he plans to do some home renovations and take a trip with his wife. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW This is surreal, he said.

 

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TORONTO 鈥?For the first time in a provincial election in Ontario, voters will use electronic voting machines when they head to the polls on June 7.The voters ; paper lists will also be a thing of past in most ridings, replaced by an electronic version called e-Poll Book.Elections Ontario says the new technology should help speed up both the voting and ballot-counting process. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW When stanley cups voters show up at a polling station, a machine will scan their notice of registration card, a process similar to scanning food at a grocery store.Then the voters will receive their ballot from an official, fill it out and hand it back to the official who will put it through the tabulating machine. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW A spokeswoman for Elections Ontario says the new technology was test stanley tazas ed at two byelections in 2016, and was also used in a variety of municipal elections.We ;re hoping this will be much more efficient for the voter, stanley sverige said Cara Des Granges. Getting results should be faster and the technology is proven to be more reliable than tabulating votes by hand. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Des Granges said the estimated cost of the new technology is just over $32 million and the actual election costs will be released next year. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Ufts N.S. teachers strike, protest at legislature
TORONTO 鈥?Ontario is stanley bottles reporting 132 new cases of COVID-19 in the province today, with the bulk of the new diagnoses concentrated in the Greater Toronto Area.Health Minister Christine Elliott tweeted that the city itself recorded 31 new cases, with neighbouring Peel region reporting 45.Elliott says 22 new cases were identified in Ottawa, but all other health regions in the province recorded five or fewer new cas stanley quencher es in the past 24 hours. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW She says 18 of the province 34 public health units have not documented any new cases at all.The province did not report any new deaths associated with the virus. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Elliott says Ontario completed more than 26,000 COVID-19 tests over the past day.The province is now reporting a total of 42,686 confirmed cases of the virus, while the death toll stands at 2,812. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW This report by The Canadian Press was first published Sept. 3, 2020. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELO stanley cups uk W By The Canadian Press

 

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ANCHORAGE, Alaska 鈥?A section of downtown Anchorage will honour the sport of dog mushing, city officials and business groups announced.The city, Greater Anchorage Inc. and the Anchorage Downtown Partnership announced plans Monday to name a stretch of Fourth Avenue the Anchorage Mushing District, KTVA-TV reported .The project would include installing signs, banners, plaques and a steel truss arch marking the ceremonial start of the 1,000-mile 1,610 kilometre Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Officials also plan to create a Mushing Hall of Fame celebrating the champions of sled dog races.One of the important things every city needs is iconic architecture, iconic arts and things that are immediately identified with the identity of the city, Anchorage Mayor Ethan Berkowitz said. We will do thing stanley water jug s to generate community pride and make sure people who visit our city h stanley cup ave more reasons to stay here, which is extremely important for our economy. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Officials plan to raise $45,000 to start the project. They will need about $650,000 to complete it. A committee plans to raise money in part through sp stanley canada onsored bronze dog paws and profiles that will placed on the sidewalk.We ;re starting at zero funds, said John McCleary, executive director of Greater Anchorage. We need to have developed drawings and all th Dzvj More fires, evacuations expected in B.C.
In fewer than 100 days, the city has lost 1,000 residents to COVID-19.Toronto officials announced that grim milestone on Thursday by press release. This is an immeasurable loss experienced by so many people across our city and beyond, Dr. Eileen de Villa, Torontos medical officer of health, said in a statement. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW She cautioned residents that the city is still contending with the pandemic as it lags other regions in their reopening. We have already lost too many people to COVID-19 and we must do everything we can reasonably do to prevent any more deaths. As we continue to move towards reopening our city, I cannot emphasize enough how important it is to remember that our battle against COVID-19 is not over yet. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW stanley botella On average, more than 10 people have died every day from the virus since the stanley tumblers first death on March 21. Toronto Public Health said then that the man in his 70s had travelled to the United Kingdom and died in hospital. No information about the latest death has been released.Coun. Joe Cressy, who chairs the citys board of health, echoed de Villas comments. ARTICLE C stanley cup ONTINUES BELOW COVID-19 is the largest public health crisis of our time. Since the first reported case of the virus appeared in Toronto back in January, we have faced an unprecedented period of uncertainty, fear, and grief,

 

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The latest coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Sa stanley tumbler turday. This file is no longer updating. Click here to read the latest coverage. Web links to longer stories if available.9:20 p.m. President Donald Trumps doctor said Saturday the president is no longer at risk of transmitting the coronavirus.In a memo, Navy Cmdr. Dr. Sean Conley says Trump meets the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention criteria for safely discontinuing isolati stanley cup on and that by currently recognized standards he is no longer considered a transmission risk. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The memo follows Trumps first public appearance since returning to the White House after being treated for the coronavirus. Hundreds of people gathered Saturday afternoon on the South Lawn for a Trump address on his support for law enforcement from a White House balcony.Read more here: Doctor says Trump no longer at risk of transmitting virus ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW 8:52 p.m.: Yukon chief medical officer of health says the territory is investigating a probable case of COVID-19.Dr. Brendan Hanley says in a statement that the case is awaiting confirmation from the BC Centre for Disease Control. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The affected individual is from Whitehorse and author stanley thermos ities say the case is linked to travel outside of Yukon. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Yxeg Pot activists charged, lawyer promises fight
The Canadian Press has called the race in Wellington鈥擧alton Hills for Ted Arnott of the Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario. Arnott has represented the electoral district since 1990.Arnott PC was declared the winner with 50.54 p stanley cup er cent of 7,772 ballots counted as of 9:29 p.m. Diane Ballantyne NDP was in second with 14.72 per cent of votes and Tom Takacs Liberal was in third with 14.71 per cent.Full results as of 9:29 p.m. stanley cup ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW 8 of 57 polls reportingProgressive Conservative Party of Ontar stanley cup usa io ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Ted Arnott: 3,928 votes 50.54 per cent Ontario New Democratic Party ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Diane Ballantyne: 1,144 votes 14.72 per cent ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Liberal Party of OntarioTom Takacs: 1,143 votes 14.71 per cent Green Party of OntarioRyan Kahro: 1,064 votes 13.69 per cent New Blue Party of OntarioStephen Kitras: 430 votes 5.53 per cent ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Consensus Ontario PartyRon Patava: 63 votes 0.81 per cent As of 9:29 p.m. the Canadian Press is projecting the Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario has won a majority government. The party has won or is leading in nine of 124 electoral districts. The Ontario New Democratic Party has won or is leading in

 

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PICTON, Ont. 鈥?Provincial police say a man is dead following a collision between a truck and an e-bike in eastern Ontario.Police say the head-on collision occurred late Saturday afte stanley en mexico rnoon on a county road in Prince Edward County.OPP say 78-year-old Ralph Cha stanley kaffeebecher ntrill of Athol, Ont., was pronounced dead at the scene. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW A 50-year-old man from Belleville, Ont., is charged with dangerous operation of a motor vehicle ca botella stanley using death. He is scheduled for a bail hearing in Picton, Ont., court on Sunday. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW By The Canadian Press Mvlp Testimony wraps up at strep death trial
Ontarios vaccination plan is speeding up 鈥?with anyone over 18 eligible to book a shot by the end of May 鈥?and a two-week focus on COVID-19 hot spots should be enough to make important progress, says the science table of experts advising Premier Doug Ford.A move to put 50 per cent of new doses into high-risk areas until mid-May was shy of the month-long blitz science experts initially recommended to seriously blunt transmission rates, as the province struggles to dampen the third wave of the pandemic and prevent a fourth.However, calculations made Thursday night show that increased vaccine supplies, coupled with higher recent vaccination levels, suggest three-quarters of adults could get jabs in the hot spots within two weeks. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Whether we reach 75 per cent or not will depend on how well the rollout works and on uptake in those communities, stanley becher a science table source said late Thursday. Two weeks is enough time to reach the kind of vaccine coverage in h stanley cup ot spots that wed been hoping for. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW stanley us Health Minister Christine Elliott said putting half the new doses into 114 hot-spot postal codes for anyone 18 and over, starting Monday, is a targeted, time-limited approach 鈥?designed to reduce COVID-19 cases, hospitalizations and deaths in our most at-risk communities. With hot spots full of essential workers in Peel Region and Toronto driving continued g

 

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SCUGOG 鈥?Scugog has announced the indefinite closure of all public facilities and the cancellation of programs and events to safeguard the health of the community during t stanley tumbler he ongoing coronavirus pandemic.In an April 5 online post, the township said it would be extending all closures already in place until further noti stanley cup ce, following the direction and guidance of regional and provincial health information and orders.Scugog declared a state of emergency during a special council meeting on Friday, April 3. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Under the declaration of emergency, we have decided to extend our closures and cancellations to safeguard the health of the community, said Mayor Bobbie Drew in the townships update. This is a stressful time for many and I am very proud of the community in joining our ongoing efforts to curb the spread of COVID-19. The extended closure applies to the municipal office, public facilities, parks and other recreation amenities. It also includes the cancellation of in-person public open houses, statutory public meetings stanley cup , council advisory committees, the committee of adjustment and all recreation programs and events. The April 5 announcement also applies to the current burn ban, which will remain in effect until further notice or as otherwise determined by Paul Allore, Scugogs chief administrative officer CAO , in consultation with the mayor. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Ewag FRIGID TEMPS: Halton Region issues cold warning and cautions about frostbite and hypothermia
TORONTO 鈥?It time to move on from public health restrictions aimed at reducing the spread of C botella stanley OVID-19 because people are done with rules like vaccine certificates and masks, Ontario premier said on Tuesday.A day after his Progressive Conservative government announced plans to speed up its business reopening plan and end its vaccine certificate system within a few weeks, Doug Ford said he eager to get these mandates moving.I hate as a government telling anyone what to do. We ;ve just got to get moving forward and get out of this and protect the jobs, Ford said at a manufacturing announcement in Hamilton, Ont. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The world done with it, so let just move forward.The government intends to fully lift capacity limits on businesses and social gatherings on March 1. Its vaccine certificate policy which requires that certain businesses only admit vaccinated patrons is set to stanley france end the same day. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Ford said Tuesday that he was never sold on the proof-of-vaccination p stanley cup olicy, but that he introduced it on the advice of the province chief medical officer, Dr. Kieran Moore.Dr. Moore phenomenal, but you know, something he reasonable, too. He reasonable, he gets it, he understands the economy, 8

 

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George Markow took off his red-and-white baseball cap and placed it over his heart, to the cheers of onlookers, as he finished walking his 100th kilometre to help raise funds to fight COVID-19.The 99-year-old veteran of the Second World War had done 1,500 l stanley cup nz aps with his walker around his seniors ; residence in Newmarket, Ont., raising nearly $47,000 to fight the coronavirus over four months.Markow finally reached the milestone on Wednesday morning, saying he took on the challenge as a way of thanking the country that welcomed him decades ago. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Canadian people have been so good to me, said Markow. I wanted to give something back and help eradicate COVID-19 and get back to normalcy.Born stanley tumbler in 1921 to Finnish parents in Russia, Markow was conscripted against his will by the Soviet Union during the Second World War. He spent two-and-a-half years as a prisoner of war, confined to an underground bunker without access to basic hygiene. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW You can ;t even imagine what the conditions were like i botella stanley n that prison camp, Markow said.When the war was over he moved to Canada and started a family. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW There aren ;t words to say how proud I am, how blessed I have been my entire life that this is my dad, said his daughter Syl Cqpm Today s coronavirus news: Ontario will move into province-wide lockdown starting on Boxing Day; U.S. president-elect Joe Biden gets coronavirus vaccine;
A Whitby family is devastated after their 13-year-old son was found strangled in his seatbelt and near death in their vehicle after they shopped at the Oshawa Centre Aug. 16.Subhan Mareer had told his parents hed rather stay in their vehicle instead of going with them and their younger childr stanley cup en into the centre to complete errands between 4 and 5:30 p.m. last Friday.After hanging on to life for five days, Subhan died at around 11:30 a.m. when taken off life support by his family on Wednesday. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW A family friend, reached at the Hospital for Sick Children, confirmed Subhan had just been taken off life support. He said the Mareer family was in mourning over the tragedy and was trying to come to terms with it.At 4:23 p.m., Durham Regional Police, who had made no statement on the incident until this point, posted on X, formerly Twitter: At this time in the investigation there is no evidence to suggest criminality, but investigators are seeking assistance from anyone who was at the Oshawa Centre on Aug. 16, between 3:45 and 5:45 p.m. If you have video footage or any information, call 905-579-1520, ext. 2739. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Earlier in the post, pol stanley website ice said: Our thoughts remain with stanley quencher his family, who we will continue to stay in contact with, offering them support during this difficult time. The police service is investigating the circumsta

 

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The Halton Region Health Department is urging local residents to bundle up as a cold warning starts Thursday Dec. 19 .The warning will remain in effect until temperatures rise above -15 degrees Celsius without wind-chill or weather conditions improve and the risks involved with prolonged exposure are reduced.Health officials caution that exposure to cold weather can increase the risk of cold-related injuries, including frostbite and hypothermia. These injuries can result in severe health conseq stanley mugs uences. ARTIC stanley mug LE CONTINUES BELOW Anyone can be affected by extreme cold-related weather conditions, depending on length of time of exposure to cold and exertion levels. However, higher-risk groups include: older adults over the age of 65 , infants and young children, outdoor workers, sport en stanley en mexico thusiasts hikers, skiers , homeless persons, and/or those lacking shelter, proper clothing or food. The health department says that local residents should: ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW *Cover exposed skin using multiple layers of loose-fitting clothes with a wind-resistant outer layer, a hat, mittens, and scarf.*Always be on the lookout for signs of frostbite and hypothermia.*Check in on family, friends and neighbours who may be at risk.*Prepare for winter driving conditions by keeping a car survival kit in your car at all times.*Where pipes are close to exterior walls or basements or crawl spaces, ensure Pcee Arson suspect wanted after fires started in Toronto s east end
A Bradford man is looking for answers after his wife died following an injection at the clinic of a doctor previously labelled incompetent by the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario.Henry Klose said it was on April 9 at 9:30 a.m. when his wife, Marcia, went to Dr. Andrzej Andrew ; Wojcickis clinic on Vivian Road, in Mount Albert to receive a cortisone shot.Henry wasn ;t at the clinic with his wife, bu stanley drinking cup t聽was called to Southlake Regional Health Centre later that morning, where, he says, he was told by staff that prior to the cortisone shot for back pain, Marcia was injected with a local anesthetic called lidocaine. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW It unknown who administered the shot.Following this, Marcia went into cardiac arrest. She was initially sent to Uxbridge hospital before being rushed to the intensive care unit at Southlake. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW York Regional Police and York EM stanley mug S paramedics confirmed a 911 call came from Wojcicki Vivian Road offices April 9 around 10:20 a.m.Marcia laid in a hospital bed at Southlake for stanley france two weeks. On April 25, the previously healthy 52-year-old woman died. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW My life is ruined, Henry said days after her funeral, the shock still in his voice. I find it so hard to believe. I am still in the dark, I don ;t know what ha

 

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York Regional Police have upgraded the charges against an Aurora woman who investigators sa stanley canada y murdered a man and burned down the house where he was living.Melissa Galea, 36, of Aurora, had her charges of second-degree murder upgraded to first-degree murder along with six new counts of threats, arson and a fail to comply.It was on July 27 that police say Galea murdered Troy Steven Oakley, 38, of Aurora, and started the blaze at the Edward Street home where he ;d been staying. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The home had recently been sold and still had the sold sign on the lawn. In a social media post dated just five days before the blaze, an account believed to have belonged to the owner of the stanley fr home said he had two buddies living in the home, one of whom had a brindle Boston terrier. A Facebook page appearing to belong to Oakley shows several pictures of a brindle Boston terrier. The dog is still alive.聽 ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The page, which appears to be slightly outdated, identifies Oakley as living in Newmarket and coming from Grande Cache, Alta. It says he studied at Seneca College.Following the incident, YorkRegion reported on Galearsquo troubled past involving more than 100 cha vaso stanley rges, many of which had been dropped. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Prior to the blaze being set, she was facing ongoing break and enter, a Miac Markham announces Adam Grant as city s new fire chief
Ontario Premier Doug Ford is holding a virtual press conference to update the province response to the COVID-19 pandemic at noon today.The premier continues to self isolate after a staffer tested posit stanley cup ive for COVI stanley termohrnek D-19. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Ontarios vaccination plan is speeding up 鈥?with anyone over 18 eligible to book a shot by the end of May. WatchApril 29 news conference at Queens Park, Ontario Health Minister and Deputy Premier Christine Elliott provides an update on the province COVID-19 vaccination plan. 聽 ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW 聽 ARTICLE CONTINUES BEL stanley cup spain OW

 

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Smokes Poutinerie has opened another location in Vaughan. The poutinerie is owned by franchisees Selim and Cristina Estephan, a local entrepreneurial family.聽The Canadian culture-style eatery serves up iconic poutine, fries with cheese curds and gravy.聽The menu also features twists on the traditional poutine such as butter chicken, chicken bacon ranch, chipotle pulled pork, nacho grande and veggie deluxe poutines. stanley becher ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW stanley cups uk Smokes Poutinerie sources authentic, top-of-the-line ingredients, including potatoes that are grown, picked and shipped from the brands own farms in Prince Edward Island and quality cheese curds from producers in Quebec.Smokes Poutinerie ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Typeoutine restaurant ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Hours: ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Monday to Wednesday 鈥?11 a.m. to 11 p.m.Thursday 鈥?11 a.m.to 3 a.m.Friday and Saturday 鈥? stanley fr 11 a.m. to 4 a.m.Sunday 鈥?11 a.m. to 9 p.m.Address:3604 Major MacKenzie Dr. W Unit 9, Vaughan, ON L4H 3T6 ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Contact:289-304-5555Website:smokespoutinerie/Have you opened a business recently Share the news with our readers by emailing newsroom@yrmg. Vuwi A very euphoric moment : Families thrilled to visit loved ones in long-term care after months of isolation
THUNDER BAY, Ont. 鈥?A flight bound for Hamilton had to make an unexpected detour to Thunder Bay, Ont., on Sunday in order to deal with what police describe as an unruly passenger.Thunder Bay Police say the incident began as the Swoop Airlines flight was making its way from Edmonton to Hamilton.They allege the man began smoking in the plane washroom, triggering the in-flight smoke alarm. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW stanley spain Afterwards they say he allegedly continued to be disruptive, swearing at and insulting the flight crew. The pilot landed the plane in Thunder Bay at around 9:30 stanley bottles p.m. and the 47-year-old Hami stanley mug lton resident was taken into police custody. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW He now charged with one count each of mischief over $5,000, smoking on board an aircraft and causing a disturbance while flying.This report by The Canadian Press was first published July 20, 2020. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW By The Canadian Press

 

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The ongoing COVID-19 pandemic has made fundraising difficult for all non-profit organizations and the Calabogie Lions Clubs newest project stanley cup is designed to help boost support for several vital local organizations.The clubs online Catch the Ace will benefit organizations that promote and support wellness in the valley.Along with the Lions club, beneficiaries include: Bernadette McCann House, Hospice Renfrew and Ronald McDonald House Ottawa. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW We believe this grouping will generate significant interest from supporters of the four beneficiaries, yielding needed funding for their valued wellness programs, said club president Tamatha Strachan.Beginning May 7, go to ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW calabogiecatchtheacefor your chance to win. Prizes will be announced every Thursday at 6:15 p.m. until the stanley thermos mug ace of spades is caught. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW M gourde stanley ore about the beneficiaries ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Bernadette McCann House works for change that will end abuse by providing safety, support and education to all those who experience abuse.Hospice Renfrew provides a freestanding residential hospice to serve the palliative care needs in the community.Ronald McDonald House Charities Ottawa provides an affordable and compassionate environment for families of seriously ill Rsqu Man dead after stabbing in Toronto
An area of Burlington has a COVID-19 positivity rate that is the highest in Halton region and twice as high as the Ontario average, according to a new report.The Toronto-based research group ICES, which uses population-based health and soci stanley drinking cup al data to produce data on a broad range of health-care issues, released a list of Ontario neighbourhoods with their COVID-19 positivity percentage for the week of Nov. 14 to 20, which are broken down by postal codes.It shows the Burlington Forward Sortation Area FSP with a postal code starting with L7N, which is essentially bordered by the QEW to the north, Walkers Line to the east, Lake Ontario to the south and Guelph Line to the west, has a positivity rate, which refers to the percentage of residents tested for COVID-19 tests that were positive for the disease, of 5.38 per cent. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The Ontario average is 2.5 per cent and the Halton average is stanley cup 1.93 per cent. The Burlington area of L7N sits 46th with its COVID-19 positivity rate among more than 100 other communities across the province, with some as high as 16 per cent. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Nonetheless, some residents living in the area are worried.We thought th stanley puodelis is COVID-19 was going away but now it looks like we are back on heightened alert again, said Giselle Pereyra, who lives near the Burlington Centre mall. I don ;t have a good feeling abou

 

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BATTLEFORD, Sask. 鈥?A friend of an Indigenous man shot during an altercation on a Saskatchewan farm broke down in tears in court when forced to examine a photo of Colten Boushie termo stanley body.How come you have to have that body laying in front of that thing like that said an emotional Eric Meechance Wednesday when asked to look at a photo of the barrel of a .22 calibre rifle that was near Boushie body.Saskatchewan Chief Justice Martel Popescul asked Meechance if he needed a break. Twenty minutes later he was dismissed as a witness. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Gerald Stanley, 56, has pleaded not guilty to second-degree murder in the August 2016 shooting death of Boushie. The 22-year-old, who was from the Red Pheasant First Nation, died from a single gunshot wound to the back of his head.Meechance, 22, testified that stanley termosy he, Boushie, Cassidy Cross, Kiora Wuttunee and stanley mug Belinda Jackson had been drinking throughout the day and had been swimming in the South Saskatchewan River. He said they heard a leak in one of the tires when the SUV crossed a culvert. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW He said they continued driving and stopped at one farm where Cross broke the stock of .22 calibre rifle that was in the vehicle trying to smash the window of a truck. They later drove on to the Stanley farm near Biggar, Sask., and were on an all-terrain vehicle but took off when someone started yelling at Mfig Gravel truck rollover closes Trafalgar Rd. in Halton Hills
Nurses working in long-term care homes across Peel are going to be getting a raise, but their union says it pales in comparison to the sacrifices they made for these homes over the past two years.Nurses working for the Region of Peel at Malton Village, Peel Manor, Sheridan Villa, Tall Pines and the Vera M. Davis Community Centre will see 1.75-per-cent pay increases across the board, effective April 1, 2020 and April 1, 2021.This agreement covers approximately 147 registered nurses working at these homes. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Our dedicated nursing home RNs and health-care professionals have been left absolutely devastated 鈥?physically and emot stanley cup ionally 鈥?by what the pandemic and this government have wrought, says Ontario Nuses Association ONA President Vicki McKenna.She said that employers seem oblivious to what their staff are experiencing. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Region of Peel spokesperson Genevieve Ricciardella said that negotiations for the next year pay rate increase are ongo stanley cup ing, and therefore would not be able to comment on the matter. In many cases, staff were left unprotected from COVID-19, with little or no PPE. These employers ignored their concerns and repeated warnings regarding the safety of residents. Our members have been sickened on th stanley drinking cup e job, saw residents they care deeply about sickened and die, McKenna said. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW

 

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Firefighters acted quickly to contain a house fire.At 9:20 a.m. on Dec. 19, emergency s stanley mug ervices responded to a fire at a Bellview Street home in Southwest Burlington. No one was injured, but officials are putting the estimated damage at over $500,000.The cause of the fire was still unknown as of the evening of Dec. 19. It is believed to have originated in the kitchen. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW A total of 21 emergency personnel were on scene for the fire which burned for thr stanley cup ee hours. Smoke was visible from the roof of the building. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW stanley cups The fire department encourages homeowners to have smoke alarms on every level.