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KASHECHEWAN, Ont. 鈥?A northern Ontario community was being evacuated of all remaining residents Tuesday due to ice break-ups and the risk of flooding in Kashechewan First Nation.Indigenous Services Canada says 1,460 people had been flown out of the community on the west shore of James Bay by Tuesday afternoon, with about 140 more to go.But it says about 40 people will stay behind for security and to ensure the integrity of infrastructure. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The Canadian Armed Forces says it assisted in the evacuation, taking approximately 100 people from Kashechewan.Canadian Rangers have been assisting the community with voluntary evacuations since April 26, and a Griffon helicopter and Hercules aircraft were brought in Monday due to the risk of floodwaters overtak stanley water bottle ing the airport. ARTICLE CON stanley cup TINUES BELOW Spring evacuations have been an annual headache in Kashechewan due to the flood threat.In both 2016 and 2017, several hundred people had to be flown to Kapuskasing and Thunder Bay due to significant ice jams upriver. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW stanley cup This year, ice upstream along the Albany River melted suddenly, and as the water quickly rose, the remaining ice was pushed downstream and caused jams and blockages. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW By The Canadian Press Xteb How s your internet in Dufferin County SWIFT initiative requests your help with interactive map
Halton Public Health is investigating after new cases of the novel coronavirus have been reported at an elementary school in Acton.The public health unit declared a COVID-19 outbreak atMcKenzie-Smith Bennett Public School ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW in Acton on Feb. 27. So far, two people have contracted the disease, according to the region.As of Sunday at 4:15 p.m., the Halton District School Board has not reported the cases at stanley cups the school on its COVID-19 Advisory page. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW On its website, the school board states that for al stanley mugs l confirmed cases, families and staff at the school will be notified by email. The website is updated simultaneously as families are informed. Halton Region Public Health conducts all contact tracing with potential contacts dir stanley canada ectly. According to a tally by Inside Halton, there are ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW more than 40 schools ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW in the region reporting COVID-19 cases since in-school learning resumed.

 

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Shoppers will be able to get their eyes examined and choose a new pair stanley becher of glasses all in one spot. At BonLook, upper level near the main entrance of Square One.BonLook has recently opened in the mall bringing eyewear with fashionably made frames designed in house in Montreal. Lenses are fitted to your prescription by a certified optician. They are handmade using superior materials such as high-quality cellulose acetate sheets and hypoallergenic stainless steel.BonLook controls every single step of the process, starting from designing and manufacturing to ensuring a proper fit. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW stanley cup Dr. Poonam Lakhani, OD will be available to ensure that you get the correct prescription. By controlling all steps of the manufacturing process, they can offer quality prescription glasses at competitive prices. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW bonlookSquare One gourde stanley Shopping Centre Jyxt Halton Region reports 2 COVID-19 deaths in Burlington, hospitalizations up slightly
The coronavirus pandemic has changed the way many businesses on Concession Street are operating.Chris Mifsud, who opened Chriss House at 421 Concession St. 11 years ago, noted his radio-controlled model car and boat sales and service business moved to deliveries only in mid-March and then began offering curbside s stanley cup website ervice for prepaid orders a few weeks ago. Its kept us busy, said Mifsud, who figured his business has dropped by 40 to 50 per cent. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Still, Mifsud said hes been doing 10 to 20 curbside pickups each day.He expects a big bounce back whe stanley cups uk n he can open his d stanley cup oors to the public again. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Radio controlled guys and model guys are pretty loyal, he said.Mifsud said he was looking to resume limited in-store sales on May 25. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The business owner has seen business drop-offs before. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW He noted there was no traffic going past his business for about two months when Concession Street was reconstructed in 2015, and in 2018 a burst pipe put him out of business for a month-and-a-half.Across the street at Joslins Mixed Martial Arts, owner Jeff Joslin noted when the gym closed in mid-March that was the first time in 52 years of business that they closed outside of a statutory holiday. In martial ar

 

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BRACEBRIDGE 鈥?The family of eight-year-old Thomas Rancourt will have to drive more than two hours one way to follow the trial of the man charged in the boy death.On April 7, 2017, Thomas Rancourt, 8, of Huntsville, drowne stanley mug d in the Muskoka River near High Falls in Bracebridge after the canoe he was travelling in over stanley flask turned. With Rancourt was David Sillars, 38, of Etobicoke who is facing charges of impaired operation of a vessel causing death, operating a vessel with a blood-alcohol level over 80 milligrams causing death, criminal negligence causing death and dangerous operation causing death.Members of the deceased child family have been present at all court appearances, dressed in black T-shirts emblazoned with Thomas ; picture and accompanying bold green letters that read JUSTICE FOR THOMAS, since Sillars ; first appearance in early May 2017.聽 Written on the back of the T-shirt in the same font is IN MEMORY OF THOMAS M. RAN stanley spain COURT, with his birth date and the date of his death. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Trial dates were set in Bracebridge court Tuesday, Jan. 23. A total of 23 days have been set aside for the trial to be held in the Ontario Court of Justice in Oshawa, located at 150 Bond St. E. The judge assigned to the case is Justice Peter West.Trial dates are as follows: ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW 鈥?Oct. 15 - 18鈥?Oct. 22 - 24 and 26 Jxui Ajax cancels all March Break activities due to COVID-19
The SituationAll school and offices of the Halton Catholic District School Board are closed and students are at home as a result of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. As of today, schools are set to reopen on May 4. However, that return date is widely expected to be extended.聽 ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW So what is going on with the schools right now Not a whole lot. While the buildings themselves are closed, safety and security checks are conducted very few days by staff. In addition, emergency and preventive maintenance are continuing 鈥?but even that is limited. Playgrounds and fields on the properties are also closed. A deep clean was done when the buildings first closed and another one is planned when the reopening occurs. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW 聽If need be, is the board ready to return to normal school operations within a short period of time stanley cup usa ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW stanley termohrnek Board officials we spoke to say absolutely yes. The board will take its directions on reopening from the ministry and stanley cups Halton health services but they say staff and facilities are ready and able to be back in operation on short notice. The big challenge is anticipated to be around potential gaps in student learning as a result of the closure. They are currently in the process of providing students with continuity learning to address those gaps. ARTICLE CONTIN

 

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You dont need to sit in traffic: The Ministry of Transportation has scheduled 17 closures in Halton on Oct. 12 for roadwork on Highway 401, Highway 407 ETR and Queen Elizabeth Way.Highway 401 eastbound at Trafalgar Road. OPP-assisted full closure for 15 minutes. from Oct. 12 at 1 a.m. until Oct. 12 at 4 a.m.Highway 401 eastbound between Fifth Line Road and 407: tw stanley cup price o right lanes closed until Oct stanley cup . 14 at 5 a.m.Highway 401 eastbound off-ramp at Regional Road 25: all lanes closed from Oct. 12 at 11:59 p.m. until Oct. 13 at 5 a.m.Highway 401 eastbound on-ramp at Regional Road 25: all lanes closed from Oct. 12 at 11:59 p.m. until Oct. 13 at 5 a.m.Highway 401 eastbound on-ramp at Regional Road 25: all lanes closed until Oct. 12 at 5 a.m.Highway 401 westbound at James Snow Parkway: two left lanes closed from Oct. 12 at 11:59 p.m. until Oct. 13 at 5 a.m.Highway 401 westbound between Trafalgar Road and James Snow Parkway: two right lanes closed until Oct. 12 at 5 a.m.Highway 401 westbound off-ramp at James Snow Parkway: all lanes closed from Oct. 12 at 11:59 p.m. until Oct. 13 at 5 a.m.Highway 401 westbound on-ramp at James Snow Parkway: all lanes closed from Oct. 12 at 11:59 p.m. until Oct. 13 at 5 a.m.Highway 401 westbound on-ramp at Regional Road 25: all lanes closed from Oct. 12 at 11:59 p.m. until Oct. 13 at 5 a.m.Highway 407 ETR eastbound off-ramp at Highway 401: stanley quencher all lanes closed until Oct. 13 at 5 a.m.Queen Elizabeth Way Fort Erie bound off-ramp at Northshore Boulevard / Highway 2 Krdf COVID-19 rundown: New COVID-19, variant cases in Northumberland
The Ontario government has created an online portal stanley website where people tested for COVID-19 can find out their lab results.The province announced the new tool in a news release Friday morning, saying the portal will ease pressures on public health units and front-line workers to provide this information so that they can better focus on containing COVID-19. With this new portal, patients will be able to access their test results faster from the safety of their home, said Christine Elliott, deputy premier and minister of health, in the release. It will help reduce the burden on our public health units and front-line health workers, allowing them to focus their efforts where they are needed most during this challenging time. 8221 stanley cups ; ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW When accessing the portal, patients will be asked to verify their identity with the information on their photo health card. The portal will provide patients with their test results and offer guidance on next steps. The provincial government has also created a self-assessment tool for those who think theyve contracted COVID-19. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Health officials remind the public stanley mug to practice physical distancing and to practice proper hand hygiene to avoid getting sick.Visit covid-19.ontario.ca for more information.

 

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Greg Bates was driving between Calgary and Hamilton, a long-haul domestic route that would soon be the only kind of trucking hes allowed to do.The man from Olds, Alta., has been driving trucks for 15 years, most recently splitting his time between domestic trips and runs down to U.S. destinations. The U.S. trips can be more lucrative and American highways often have better bat stanley website hrooms and restaurants en route, in Bates opinion but theyre now off-limits.Bates is one of thousands of truckers who havent gotten the COVID-19 vaccine, and so wont be eligible to drive into Can stanley cup ada from the U.S., without going into quarantine. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Though he says he wants the money from the America jobs, Bates says he wants to stick to his guns about the vaccine even more. He wont get it, he says. I believe the shelves will be empty by April, Bates said, predicting that the restrictions on truckers will further strain supply-chain. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The ones that are fighting for freedom are in this situation. Bates is among the 21 per cent of Canadians who are not fully vaccinated. Those who have not taken t stanley cup he vaccine cite a variety of reasons 鈥?mistrust of the system and the scientists who invented the vaccine, the jabs irreversibility, and simply freedom among them. The situation has raised thorny societal questions about balancing individual freedoms with the collective good, es

 

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Health Canada is hoping to make its staff better prepared to deal with cultural difference in Indigenous communities, where some times silence can be a worse indicator than pain.The agency has put out a unique tender for a partner that can help them develop courses for employees on Indigenous culture and health concerns.Valerie Gideon, an assistant deputy minister with the department who focuses on Indige stanley water bottle nous health, said while provincial government deliver healthcare in most parts of the country, for Indigenous people it is often someone from the federal government. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The large majority of our staff are very much direct contact with First Nations and Inuit on a day to day basis, she said.Gideon said sometimes hire nurses, doctors or other medical professionals with no experience living in an Indigenous community. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW stanley travel mug We definitely have people who come and work for us who have never gone to a community before, she said.Indigenous communities have dealt wit stanley canada h a large variety of health problems not common in other communities including higher rates of suicide. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW She said they try to offer as much training as possible, but cultural difference can sometimes be overlooked and that can make treating a person difficult. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Bsvq TD Bank in Brampton robbed at gunpoint
May 1 is recognized as Physicians ; Day in Canada, and so much has happened on the front lines of health care since the last time Canadians observed this special day.At a time when health-care workers in Ontario are working beyond their limits to fight the third wave of the COVID-19 pandemic, six doctors take a moment to reflect on what the past year has meant to them. stanley quencher stanley cup Dr. Samantha Hill is president of the Ontario Medical Association. Ontario Medical Association phot ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Dr. Samantha Hill 鈥?Ontario Medical Association photoDr. Samantha Hill ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Being a doctor has always b stanley cups een about helping ot

 

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Are you feeling creative today With a significant portion of the population stuck inside during the COVID-19 pandemic, were challenging Star readers to try new things and show off their skills.Submit your entry to us on social media @TorontoStar using the hashtag StarChallenge o stanley uk r by email social@torstar.ca 鈥?and your entry could be featured in this article and on the Stars social media channels at the end of the week. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW This weeks StarChallenge: For many, self-quara stanley cup ntine has provided an opportunity to get things done around the house that there just wasnt time for before. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Have you finally gotten around to some home improvements Done some creative home decorating stanley botella Planted your first seeds and started an indoor or outdoor garden Whatever youve done to improve your home during this time, wed love to see it 鈥?and there are other people out there who may want to try your ideas too. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Send in your submissions using the instructions above by end of day Thursday, May 7, and well post a selection of the submissions at the end of this week.

 

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TORONTO 鈥?Walmart Canada is cancelling a fee it charges shoppers who order groceries online for pickup in stores.The retail giant had charged customers $2.97 for the service when it launched it in July 2015 in Ottawa.The online grocery pickup service later expanded to the Greater Toronto Area, Calgary and Edmonton. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The move comes as grocers brace for increasing competition, particularly online, in a business where profit margins can be thin. In June, Amazon announced a US$13.7-billion deal to buy Whole Foods, an acquisition that some industry observers say could upend the supermarket sector. ARTIC gourde stanley LE CONTINUES BELOW Experts have said the move stanley cup becher stanley cup could force Canadian grocery chains, some of which have been slow to embrace e-commerce compared to their U.S. counterparts, to boost their online services.By The Canadian Press Tcry Most actively traded companies on the TSX
Smiths Falls town council discussed a letter from Canadian Pacific Railway CP during a council meeting o stanley quencher n May 4, about the annual vegetation control program within the town limits.The program will consist of grass and weed control using herbicides on the gravelled section and brush on selected rail lines. The grass and weed control portion started May 4 and will continue through to Aug. 31. The bush control portion started May 4 as well and will continue until Dec. 15.The letter states, stanley website This program is necessary to eliminate bush and weeds which constitute a hazard to the public and to CPs employees as well. If left uncontrolled, vegetation contributes to trackside fires, impairs visibility of train signals, impairs sight lines at railway crossings and proper inspection of track infrastructure. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW This p stanley cups rogram will also be subject to all habitation and aquatic setbacks listed on the product label. The letter states that this program is part of Transport Canadas Railway Safety Act and it is illegal to be on any railway property without lawful authorization. For more information regarding the vegetation control program, visit cpr.ca to find a detailed schedule on the control program. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW

 

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It is being called an unprecedented donation. On Wednesday, Linamar Corporation chief executive officer Linda Hasenfratz signed her name to an oversized novelty cheque in the amount of $5 million for the Foundation of the Guelph General Hospital.The record-breaking donation cheque was presented on behalf of Linamar Corporation, along with the Hasenfratz, Newton and Stoddart families, in support of the hospitals most urgent and essential equipment needs. If we want to have top quality modern health care and equipment, we need to play a role in that, Hasenfratz told hospital, foundation and Linamar representatives and members of the media gathered for the donation announcement. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Hasenfratz said her family has always been a strong supporter of the hospital, in pa stanley spain rt because every one of us uses the hospital at some point in our lives. Linamar, which employs more than 10,000 people in Guelph, also sees the value in ensuring there is a quality hospital to care for those employees and their families, she said. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW I think its important for us as a company to support them to stay healthy, she said.Ha vaso stanley senfratz pointed out that while many people believe all health care c stanley tumbler osts are publicly funded, in reality 100 per cent of patient-care equipment is privately funded. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW We all n Eide Positive COVID case at Alcona Glen elementary in Innisfil
The year 2020 has been a dark one for many, particularly those who lost their jobs or were precariously employed in Kawartha Lakes, but according to exp stanley botella erts, there may be reason for optimism for 2021. We did see an initial drop in online postings during the early days of the pandemic, says Sean Dooley, labour market information analyst with the Workforce Development Board, which covers Northumberland, Peterborough and Kawartha Lakes and tracks employer hiring demand through online job postings. But the volume of online job postings have recovered midsummer and were similar to what we had seen pre-pandemic. Recently, job postings have begun to waver as cases began to rise, but there are still jobs being posted. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Dawn McColl, executive director of VCCS in Lindsay, says there wasnt the same surge in hiring by retail and food service industries she usually sees before th stanley cup e holiday season.According to the Labour Force Survey for the Muskoka-Kawarthas Economic Region, released Dec. 4, industries particularly hard hit in the region include manufacturing and parts of the tourism and hospitality sectors. Since February, retail trade employment is down almost stanley romania nine per cent, arts, entertainment and recreation is down 35 per cent and manufacturing is down almost 20 per cent, although the latter has begun to come back as of November. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The news isnt all

 

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OTTAWA 鈥?The federal government will get back all of the money it has overpaid civil servants through its problem-plagued payroll system, the deputy minister in charge of overseeing the system vowed Wednesday, adding that overpayments to government employees are commonplace.A number of government employees who have left their jobs or moved on to other positions are still being paid too much, Public Services and Procurement Canada deputy minister Marie Lemay acknowledged.But anyone who received too much pay will eventually be required to return the money, she said. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW All overpayments will be r stanley becher ecovered once we process these outstanding transactions, Lemay told a news conference stanley mug .The CBC reported this week the government has overpaid more than $68-million to thousands of its workers and has so far reached agreements to recover only about one third of the money. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW While that may appear to some to be a big number, Lemay said the government was frequently forced to recover even lastanley cup rger amounts before the troubled Phoenix electronic pay system was brought online last spring.In 2015, for example, more than $78 million in extra pay was doled out, she noted. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Since launching its new electronic pay system, more than 82,000 government workers have complained of being Fcei Halifax homecoming parties lead to 22 arrests
TORONTO 鈥?Canada Pension Plan Investment Board recovered from a weak quarter in late 2018 to produce a solid 8.9 per cent net return for its most recent financial year.The Toronto-based investment manager for the Canada Pension Plan announced Wednesday that its CPP Fund had $392.0 billion of net assets as of March 31, up $35.9 billion from the end of the 2018 financial year after all costs.The fiscal fourth quarter also showed a recovery from a weak return of 1.1 per cent in the third quarter that was affected b stanley cup y a general downturn in stock markets in December. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Pretty satisfying results for the year. And the long-term results are pretty solid as well, CPPIB chief executive Mark Machin said in stanley cupe an interview at CPPIB head office in downtown Toronto.CPPIB five-year real rate of return, which adjusts for inflation, was 8.9 per cent as of March 31 while the 10-year real rate of return was 9.2 per cent. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Those returns are well ahead of what the Chief Actuary of Canada has determined to be necessary to sustain the Canada Pension Plan to at least 2090.We ;re quite happy with the 10-year performance but not quite sure we ;ll see the same returns for the next 10 years. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW One thing that Machin is watc stanley cups uk hing is the tense trad

 

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MISSISSAUGA, Ont. 鈥?The Second Cup Ltd. plans to close more stores, sell more of its product in grocery stores and open gas station drive-thrus as it looks to recover from the deep hit absorbed during the COVID-19 pandemic.The Mississauga, Ont.-based beverage company says a pilot program will see it open at three Petro-Canada locations in Ontario this year.Second Cup says the retail sales will supplement its own e-commerce platform that launched in April as much of its coffee house network was forced to close. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW It is also moving into non-traditional cafe locations like hospitals, airports, train stations and other transportation venues, with 14 locations scheduled to open across Canada in the next 18 months.Second Cup says its net loss surged to $1.93 million or eight cents per share in the stanley nz second quarter, from a loss o gourde stanley f $783,000 or four cents per share a year earlier. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Net revenue fell nearly 46 per cent to $3.5 million from $6.5 million in the prior year as system network sales decreased 68 per cent to $10.9 million from $34.4 million.With an increasing number of Canadians working from home, we know that the daily coffee experience is changing, says Ste stanley trinkflaschen ven Pelton, CEO of Aegis, the new corporate name for Second Cup. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW People want Mdsv Age of anxiety: More Ontario youth hospitalized as pandemic creates perfect storm for eating disorders
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The latest coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Tuesday this file will be updated throughout the day . Web links to longer storie stanley termohrnek s if available.2:10 p.m.: Ontario government announces $2.8 million in funding for homegrown manufacturers to ramp up P stanley flasche PE production. Ford says just because the state of emergency has been extended until June 30 does not mean opening up the economy further is on hold.2 p.m.: A livestream of Ontario Premier Doug F stanley italia ord will be available at thestar ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW 1:49 p.m.: The number of COVID-19 cases at a farm in southwestern Ontario has nearly doubled, local authorities said Tuesday as they worked to contain an outbreak that has hit dozens of migrant workers.The Haldimand-Norfolk Health Unit said 164 people 鈥?most of them migrant workers 鈥?have tested positive for COVID-19 at the Scotlynn Group farm in Norfolk Country, up from 85 cases reported on Sunday. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The agency said seven people have been admitted to hospital but gave no update on their condition.12:30 p.m.: Ontario has taken over Forest Heights nursing home in Kitchener, which despite hospital help has been unable to contain the spread of COVID-19. St. Marys General Hospital will now run the 240-bed facility for at least 90 days. Fifty-one residents have died at the home. There are 55 residents currectly infected with the virus, along with 69 staff m

 

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Ontario now has 93 nursing homes with COVID-19 outbreaks as attention increasingly focuses on the plight of their vulnerable residents and a growing death toll.Thats four more homes in the last day with a total of 1,254 cases involving 813 residents and 437 staff to date and at least 135 dead, the Ministry of Health reported Tuesday.The numbers were based on reports from public health units as of 4 p.m. stanley thermos stanley flask Monday, hours after federal public health officer Dr. Theresa Tam noted close to half the countrys novel coronavirus deaths are in long-term care facilities. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Despite Premier Doug Fords calls for an i stanley vaso ron ring of protections around nursing home residents, NDP Leader Andrea Horwath said the problem has been allowing staff such as personal support employees to work at more than one home, becoming vectors for infection. From the beginning of this pandemic, we should have restricted workers to one long-term-care home or group living facility, Horwath said. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Hard-hit nursing homes include Pinecrest in Bobcaygeon, where almost half the residents have died.A Star compilation of data from Ontarios 34 regional health units as of 11 a.m. Tuesday shows an increase of 530 confirmed and probable cases across the province, a 6.4 per cent increase for a total of 8,637 since COVID-19 first arrived in late January. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Dbqb LIVE VIDEO: Ontario Premier Doug Ford provides his daily COVID-19 update: July 23
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stanley mug OTTAWA 鈥?Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has promised to keep fighting for answers into Iran shooting down of a civilian airliner in January even as victims ; families prepare to grill Canada foreign minister over plans to hold the Islamic Republic to account.Families of those killed on Ukraine International Airlines Flight PS752 expressed frustration Tuesday at the lack of progress as they launched a new group aimed at remembering their loved ones and pressing for those responsible to be brought to justice.Fifty-five Canadian citizens and 30 permanent residents of Canada were among the 176 people killed when Flight PS752 was shot down by two Iranian missiles shortly after takeoff from Tehran on Jan. 8. Britain, Af stanley thermobecher ghanistan, Ukraine and Sweden also lost citizens. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Iran initially denied responsibility before admitting its role. It has since been accused of stonewalling international efforts to find answers for how and why the plane was shot down, with victims ; families accusing Tehran of trying to cover up the facts.Speaking to reporters outside his Ottawa home, Trudeau said families are still reeling from losing their loved ones and stanley cups uk that Flight PS752 was raised when he spoke to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky on Monday. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW We ;re going to continue to put pressure on the Iranian regime alongside our Vsop Today s coronavirus news: Eight positive cases after outbreak at Oshawa wedding; ban on international visitors extended to Halloween; Health Canada green-lights rapid test
Premier Doug Ford is toughening the benchmarks for imposing COVID-19 restrictions in the wake of a Star story revealing he rejected advice from the provinces own public age stanley website ncy to make them more stringent.Amid a rapid escalation in cases to several record highs this week, and grim computer modelling that predicted infections could quadruple by mid-December without stronger measures, the premier said Friday it was time to make a move. If we dont change course in a big way, Ontario is on track for 6,500 more cases per day, Ford told a news confere stanley cup nce at Queens Park. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Were staring down the barrel of a stanley cup spain nother lockdown. The modelling numbers mean intensive care units could be overwhelmed in six weeks, he added. The impact on our hospitals would be devastating. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Ford asked chief medical officer Dr. David Williams to take a hard look at any additional restrictions and to make any recommendations next week. Some critics and medical experts are calling for a lockdown to break chains of transmission, while keeping schools open. We didnt hear the measures today that we need, said NDP Leader Andrea Horwath. We needed to see more urgency from Mr. Ford. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW If Williams and the provinces health measures table of advisers recommend it, I will lock down quicker than you can b

 

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TORONTO 鈥?Centerra Gold Inc. has outlined its expected terms to settle a dispute with the Kyrgyz Republic over a gold mine the country seized last year.The government took over the Kumtor mine in May 2021 citing environmental and safety concerns, though the country has also long accused the company of not paying enough taxes.The Toronto-based gold mi stanley cups ner has denied those allegations and says it is in ongoing negotiations with government representatives to settle matters. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW It says it expects any settlement to inc stanley cup lude Centerra receiving the 26.1 per cent of its shares held by Kyrgyzaltyn JSC, a state-owned company, and for the two nominees from that company on Centerra board to resign.Centerra says it also expects the Kyrgyz Republic to take all responsibility for the Kumtor stanley website mine and to release the company of any claims and to stop all legal proceedings. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW It says as part of a settlement it will pay the cash dividends to the Kyrgyz company that it did not pay last year.Centerra reported a US$926.4 million loss last August on the change of control of Kumtor, while the company continues to operate mines in British Columbia and Turkey. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW This report by The Canadian Press was first published Jan. 3, 2021. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW

 

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MONTREAL 鈥?Quebec director of public health apologized Tuesday for participating in a viral music video that some viewers found to be in poor taste.Dr. Horacio Arruda offered a tearful apology during the provincial government daily COVID-19 briefing in stanley spain Quebec City, saying he never wanted to insult anybody.Each night, by two o ;clock, I wake up to see how many people are dying, Arruda said. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW For me, statistics are per stanley cup price sons, are families.The clip is titled Oragio 鈥?a play on words involving Arruda first name and the French word for thunderstorm. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW It features Arruda and Quebecois musical artist Rod le Stod performing what they call a confinement dance over Le Stod lyrics.Some commenters defended Arruda actions, while others said the display was pathetic, disgusting and 8220 hameful. ARTICLE C stanley thermos mug ONTINUES BELOW Le Stod claimed the proceeds from the video would be donated to a local organization serving homeless youth in Montreal. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW However, the shelter Refuge des jeunes de Montreal disassociated itself from the video through a Facebook post, despite rec Dcvo Thousands of Ontario drivers illegally use licence plate covers to foil red light cameras 鈥?so why are stores allowed to sell them
璜嬮粸鎿婇柋璁€涓枃鐗圲nionvilles iconic Main Street shops were back in business with the rest of York Region as part of the provinces stage 2 reopening plan June 19, but t stanley cup hey will have to wait until Canada Day to take full advantage of cuts to city red tape to help recoup lost revenue due to COVID-19 closures.While businesses were allowed to open, physical distancing measures still in force limit full capacity, which is why Markham council approved relaxed rules for patio expansions and outdoor retail space at a special council meeting June 11. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The move means restaurants and shops can expand their patios and retail sales into outside areas such as parking lots without the usual permit and application fees or onerous site plans.Tim stanley cup elines for temporary liquor licences under the Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario were also extended. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Its actually a really big deal for our businesses, said Sara Sterling, the executive director of the Unionville BIA, which represents 57 businesses, including 14 restaurants.聽 They were already totally pumped about opening the patios to begin with, and all are planning on expanding. ARTICLE CONTINUES stanley website BELOW While places like Jakes can easily expand, others, particularly on the west side of Main Street, such as the Old Country Inn, dont have as much wiggle room 鈥?wit

 

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Calling all vintage car enthusiasts 鈥?dont miss the Downtown Milton Classic Car Show thats taking place Friday, July 19.The annual show features over 140 classic cars that will be lining both sides of Main Street. To rev up the excitement, there will also be live entertainment by Rolly Rocker and the Hemi heads, extended patios, prizes, shopping opportunities, and more.According to the organizer 鈥?the Downtown Milton Business Improvement Area 鈥?the event attracts more than 35,000 people from Milton and across the region. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Mayor Gord Kran stanley cup tz and several local politicians are expected to attend. The free event runs from 6 p.m. stanley mug to 10 p.m. at Main Street East 鈥?from Fulton Street to James Street. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Those wh stanley cup od like to register their cars or find out more about the show can visit downtownmilton. Heeg Call 911 : Here s a map of where suspected impaired drivers are being stopped in Oakville and Burlington as well as Milton and Halton Hills (Nov. 29 - Dec. 3)
Ontarios pandemic response feels frantic. The provinces COVID-19 testing backlog reached 90,513 on Friday morning, or more than double the provinces daily testin stanley cupe g capacity. The daily case count hit 732, the second daily record in a week, though that was boosted by belated cases from the spring. The City of Toronto asked the province to place the city back in a modified Stage 2 for 28 days; Ottawa Public Healths Dr. Vera Etches said, Our health system is in crisis 鈥? the system is on the edge of collapse. In response, the province announced mild restrictions in the hot spots of Toronto, Ottawa and Peel, which says it still has community stanley kubek transmission under control. The province limited social circles to immediate households, while capping restaurants, bars and nightclubs at 100 people and banquet halls and gyms at 50; neither Premier Doug Ford nor chief medical officer of health Dr. David Williams could clearly say whether people should visit other family members at Thanksgiving or no stanley cup t. The province continues to frantically attempt to limit testing; the premier, meanwhile, had started out the day with a video saying his overriding message was, Were ready. It was an incoherent, sclerotic mess, and the failure of the testing is a trembling pillar. A backlog delays case identification; it can render contact tracing close to useless. After three days, the RNA in samples begins to degrade, and the reliability of the test degrades with it. The backlog essentially removes large par

 

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OTTAWA鈥擜fter striking a deal to increase pandemic benefits for the sick and unemployed, NDP House Leader Peter Julian says his party wants to use its influence to press the minority Liberal government to create a wealth tax on the super ri stanley thermos mug ch.The deal came after what Julian described as respectful but combative talks last week to secure the NDPs support for the governing Liberals make-or-break throne speech.On Monday, the government tabled legislation to fulfil the NDPs demand of broadening the proposed Canada Recovery Sickness Benefit so it is not restricted to Canadians who miss work because they are infected with COVD-19. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The NDP also took credit for pushing the government to maintain emergency jobless benefits of $500 per week for people who lose work during the crisis, after the Canada Emergency Response Benefit that had been received by millions of people expired on Sunday.In an interview with the Star, Julian said the chan stanley cup ges mean paid sick leave will be much closer to universal in Canada, even if the expanded sickness benefit isnt the permanent program New Democrats wanted. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW His party now plans to support the governments throne speech 鈥?meaning the upcoming confidence vote on the speech wont trigger an election 鈥?but Julian said the NDP is also looking for its next moment stanley quencher of potential leverage to push Prime Minister Justin Tru Cjoi Pizza delivery man takes pie to stalled Amtrak train
An employee from a company that operates a well-traveled toll road in southern Ontario has been charged in a major breach of customer data.York Regional Police allege the 407 Express Toll Route employee used a company computer to access and compile a list of names, addresses and phone numbers of 60,000 customers in specific areas.They say the suspect, 3 stanley cups 7-year-old Varun Bobby Saini of Toronto, is charged with mischief to data and unauthorized use of a computer. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Police say he has been released and is due in court on Nov. 5. The investigation began in May 2018 after the toll route operator reported a breach, describing it as an inside theft of data. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW It said at the time that no external breach was suspected and no credit card or banking information was taken.This report stanley cup b stanley cups y The Canadian Press was first published on July 23, 2020. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW By The Canadian Press

 

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Despite restrictions limiting public gatherings due to the Covid-19 pandemic, 100 Women Who Care Halton Hills was determined to hold their May 2020 meeting one way or another, so on May 13th they successfully conducted their first virtual event to select a local organization to receive funding from their members. Using a combination of technologies, including YouTube, Mailchimp, Survey Monkey, and Canada Helps, they were thrilled to receive a total of $5,500 in support of the chosen charity, the Canadian University Wome stanley cup n CFUW Georgetown Scholarship Fund.CFUW Georgetown was founded in 1984 and, since 1991, has awarded over $157,000 in scholarships to help support students in Halton Hills earn post-secondary education. In the face of potential summer-student job losses due to the pandemic, funding support to give hope and encouragement to Halt stanley cup quencher on Hills youth is more critical than ever this year. And with the cancellation of this years annual CFUW Book Toy Sale, the major fundraiser for the Scholarship Fund, funding for this years awards was in potential jeopardy. Happily accepting a cheque for $5,500 from 100 Women organizing committee members, Liana McAlister l and Sarah Burrows second from right , is Diane McDermott, President of CFUW Georgetown centre cheque , and Geraldine Kavanagh, CFUW stanley cup Georgetown Treasurer, far right .100 Women Who Care Halton Hills has raised over $55,000 since their inaugural meeting in 2018 and will hold their next virtual meeting on August