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TORONTO 鈥?A finding that wine from the West Bank can be labelled as a product of Israel was not reasoned properly and should now be thrashed out again, the Federal Court of Appeal has ruled.As a result, the appellate court said the politically sensitive case, which at one point threatened stanley kubek to put Middle East politics on trial, should go back to the Complaints and Appeals Office of the Canadian Food Inspection Agency.The administrative decision maker must demonstrate that its interpretation of the relevant provisions is consistent with their text, context and purpose, Chief Justice Marc Noel said. Here this demonstration is totally lacking. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The case arose in 2017, when Dr. David Kattenburg, of Winnipeg, raised concerns that wines produced by Psagot and Shiloh Winery, located in the West Bank, were from Israeli settlements in the occupied territories, not Israel itself. He argued the wines should not, under Canadian law, be branded as Product of Israel.The Canadian stanley cup Food Inspection Agency initially si stanley cup ded with him. However, the agency reversed course after some Jewish groups protested and Global Affairs Canada said the West Bank could be considered Israeli territory under the Canada-Israel free trade agreement. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW In July 2019, a Federal Court judge found the settlements were not part of the State of Israel and the lab Wzhy Vaping bill aimed at kids, smokers alike
MONTREAL 鈥?Quebec does not intend to shut down its daycare network if there is a second wave of COVID-19 in the province, health officials said Thursday.Speaking to reporters in Montreal, Families Minister Mathieu Lacombe said daycares are a less important vector of transmission of COVID-19 and the risk to ke stanley cup eping them open is very low.We do not intend to shut down the entire childcare network and to put in place emergency children services as we did during the first wave, Lacombe said. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Quebec had its first COVID-19 outbreak at stanley vaso a daycare in May, when 12 children and four employees at a centre in Mascouche, in the L stanley website aurentians region just north of Montreal, tested positive for the disease.The potential spread of COVID-19 in daycares and in schools has been a major source of concern for parents and educators across the province, which has reported 62,056 total COVID-19 cases and 5,750 deaths since the pandemic began. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW But Lacombe said the overall number of COVID-19 cases in daycares has been marginal. He said 123 COVID-19 cases have been reported across thousands of Quebec daycares since March, 57 of which involved children.Even in Montreal, where there was a situation that was maybe worse than elsewhere in Quebec, we didn ;t have a lot of cases, Lacombe said.

 

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OTTAWA 鈥?Planning for a state funeral for former prime minister John Tur kubki stanley ner is stanley hrnek proceeding in the shadow of the COVID-19 pandemic, as his family and the government determine how to honour his public life while public events are restricted.Turner died last Friday at 91. Typically, a former prime minister would be honoured with a public observance of the highest dignity and pomp. But the prospect of spreading COVID-19 will curtail the possibilities for Turner, as it has for many others who have died during the pandemic.The Turner family spokesman Marc Kealey said Tuesday the family is still discussing with stanley fr government officials the date of the funeral and how many people will attend in person. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Canadian Heritage spokeswoman Amelie Desmarais said all decisions regarding funeral arrangements will be made in accordance with the familys wishes and following advice from public health authorities.She said Canadians can send their condolences to the family by signing an online book of condolences or by sending their thoughts privately. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Thats just a fact of life, said Donald Wright, an expert in Canadian political history at the University of New Brunswick. Whatever rules are put in place by public heath officials will have to be followed by the organizers of Mr. Turner funeral.He said state funerals are importa Orbb Unfair to charge for unusable facilities: students
A belated happy 2023 for residents in Oakville, Burlington, Milton and Halton Hills who are slowly starting to e stanley tumbler ase back into work.That transition doesn ;t come without some issues and challenges this Tuesday morning.Weather ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Cloudy in Oakville and Burlington with 60 percent chance of drizzle this morning. Rain beginning this morning. Fog patches dissipating early this morning, Environment Canada said. Amount 10 to 15 mm. Wind becoming northeast 30 km/h this morning then light this afternoon. High plus 4: https://weather.gc.ca/city/pages/on-79_metric_e.htmlCloudy in Milton and Halton Hills. 60 percent chance of drizzle this morning. Rain beginning this morning. Fog patches dissipating early this morning. Amount 10 to 15 mm. High plus 4: Canadian Weather - Environment Canada ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW TrafficTraffic is slower than normal on the QEW, Highway 401 and Highway 401 in Halton due to fog and drizzle. Maintenance on Highway 401 westbound between Halton Road 8 and Guelph Line for 8 p.m. to 6 a.m. Jan. 4-6 will lead to some lane closures. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW GO Transit ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW stanley shop Bronte GO: The elevator connecting the west tunnel to platforms 1 and 2 is out of serv stanley polska ice. Customers who need this elevat

 

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A new survey indicates Atlantic Canada is largely opposed to lifting travel restrictions for Canadians who live outside the region.More than 3,300 Atlantic Canadians participated in the Narrative Research online survey between Aug. 5-9. The results, published Thursday, indicate more than three-quarters of respondents were opposed to lifting 14-day quarantine requirements for visitors from the rest of Canada within the next month.COVID-19 numbers have remained low across the four provinces this summer. In July, Atlantic Canada created the so-called travel bubble, which waived the 14-day self-isolation rules for residents of the region who enter into Newfoundland and Labrador, Nova stanley taza Scotia, New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Margaret Brigley, CEO of Halifax-based Narrative Research, said measures to suppress the novel coronavirus have paid off and put the region in an enviable position, but the survey results, she added, show Atlantic Canadians are uncomfortable with the stanley cup becher perceived risks of accepting more visitors. Findings suggest that residents are not confident that safety measures in place would protect us from a viral spread if borders were to open, Brigley said Thursday in a statement. ARTICLE CON termo stanley TINUES BELOW Opposition to opening up the travel bubble was highest in Nova Scotia, at 80 per cent.Eighty-eight per cent of Atlantic Canadians completely op Lete Heat warning issued for much of northern Ontario
They are like an invisible army protecting the rest of us from the coronavirus.Vicky Liu is a Scarborough homemaker with an infant and another small child.Yet when a self-isolated man, a senior, asked for groceries, Liu filled up a plastic cart with a bag of rice, pigs feet, ginger, vegetables, and eggs, laying them on the mans doorstep near Lawrence Avenue and McCowan Road. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW She never saw him, nor did she see a second man she delivered food to more recently at a Don Mills condominium.Was Liu nervous about delivering to someone suspected of having coronavirus Yes, she said, nodding. AR stanley cup TICLE CONTINUES BELOW I dont wear gloves to deliver, but I wear the mask, she said. I keep washing my hands after I go home. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW From the day the first cases of COVID-19 were identified in Canada, Chinese Canadians 鈥?hundreds in Greater Toronto, hundreds more across Canada 鈥?have volunteered to help, organized through the social platform WeChat. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW On the phone, Susan Ye, a Scarborough nail salon owner whos also mad stanley website e two food deliveries, said she just wants to make sure her communitys safe.Theres stanley taza a checklist to follow for deliveries 鈥?put on a mask, drop items on the doorstep, then call the isolated person, who e-transfers the

 

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Toronto Coun. John Filion has been diagnosed with West Nile virus.聽Filion, a former chair of Torontos Board of Health and Councillor for Willowdale, made the diagnosis public on Twitter and in his e-newsletter, and confirmed it by telephone.The disease is usually borne by mosquito bite and has been in Toronto for more than 20 years. Symptoms include rashes, swollen lymph glands, nausea and vomiting, headaches and fever.聽 ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Last week, Toronto Public Health reported the first confirmed case of West Nile virus in Toronto while in 2019 there were nine laboratory-confirmed human cases and 10 positive mosquito tests.In his newsletter, Filion said he f stanley cup irst noted symptoms Aug. 17. stanley botella ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW I woke with an extreme case of double vision, quickly followed by an extremely high temperature and very high blood pressure, he wrote. This led me to Michael Garron Hospital, where I was admitted and sent for a battery of tests. After more than a week, I got the surprising result: West Nil stanley cup e virus. Reached at home, Filion declined to speak on the record but confirmed what he wrote in his newsletter: he is resting at home as the more serious symptoms have subsided. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW I am now at home dealing with the main remaining one: extreme fatigue, said Filion, who wrote that the rare occurrence of the dis

 

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A 7.5 metre, solid granite cenotaph in search of a new home in New Toronto is a sign of the times for the Royal Canadian Legion.The massive monument, donated by the community, h stanley thermobecher as stood in remembrance of lives lost in front of Royal Canadian Legion Branch 3 on Eighth Street since 1983.Recently, branch 3 closed its doors, the latest victim of declining legion membership. It merged with Branch 210 on stanley fr Jutland Road, but there is no space to accommodate the memorial. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Its going to be very costly to move, its huge, said Bill Bouchard, president of Royal Canadian Legion Branch 3. Ive met with both Councillor Mark Grimes and Etobicoke-Lakeshore MPP James Maloney and were working on it together to find a suitable place to put it in the area where the public can access it without it blocking a major artery. For three-plus decades, veterans, legionnaires and members of the public have gathered annually at the large cenotaph to remember Canadians fallen in war on the Sunday before Remembrance Day, and on Nov. 11. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Today, th stanley cup becher ere are fewer than 200 members at each of the legion branches, Bouchard said. Legions at one time had 1,000, 1,500 members. Now, a lot of legions are down to a couple hundred members, Bouchard said. Older vets die and younger people dont want to join. Membership is declining. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Ikdb Common sense : Ontario raising speed limits on these long stretches of Highway 403 and Highway 401 along with Highway 406 and Highway 416
Halton Public Health is reporting 56 new COVID-19 cases Wednesday Feb. 3 , a day after the region posted the fewest daily increase in new coronavirus cases since November.There were no new deaths.According to the public health unit, there are 17 additional COVID-19 cases in Halton Hills, 15 in Oakville, 13 in Burlington, and 11 in Milton, bringing the total Halton cases to 8,524 since the start of the pandemic 鈥?with 8,001 marked as resolved. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Data shows that 27 of the new cases are in people under the age of 40, 12 in people aged 40 to 59, and six in people aged 60 to 79. In addition, 11 cases are in people aged 80 and over 鈥?10 of those in Halton Hi stanley cup usa lls.Many of the newly reported cases are linked to an outbreak, as well as close contact with another positive case and community transmission. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW In Milton, the total number of COVID-19 cases at an unidentified workplace has gone up by 10 to 67 since an outbreak was declared on Dec. 10.聽There are currently聽10 active workplace COVID-19 outbreaks throughout Halton.Across the region, there are 116 active COVID-19 cases. The seven-day average of new cases is 48.1, down from 51.6. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW stanley cups uk The number of patients hospitalized with C stanley website OVID-19 is 50, with 22 鈥?down from 26 鈥?in intensive care units ICU across Halton hospitals. The ICU

 

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Happy municipal election day Halton.It will feel like almost-summer out there, and it will look like it too. So, there no excuse to get out and vote today Monday, Oct. 24 . Here everything you need to know about voting.聽 ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Unfortunately, there are some traffic issues and school bus problems that might impact your day:聽 ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Wea stanley vattenflaska ther聽 ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW stanley thermos mug Sunny. High 20 in Oakville and Burlington as well as Milton stanley nz and Halton Hills: Canadian Weather - Environment Canada ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW 聽Traffic聽Normal volumes on Highway 403 and Highway 401, but some slowdowns on the QEW westbound between Fairview Street/Plains Road and Burlington Skyway due to construction.聽School bus problems ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW 聽There are some cancellations in effect Monday. Here is the latest, up-to-date information: https://geoquery.haltonbus.ca/Cancellations.aspx聽GO Transit聽Eastbound GO on Lakeshore West Line from West Harbour GO to Union Station running about eight minutes late Vohx Today s coronavirus news: Ontario hits lowest number of active cases since April; U.S. congressman faces Canadian Twitter backlash for wanting plan to reopen border
OTTAWA 鈥?The federal Liberals are proposing $25 billion in new spending to help Canadian businesses and stanley cup workers make it through a COVID-19 winter and vowing tens of billions more to help the country recover once the pandemic passes.The government fall economic update proposes to send extra child-benefit payments to families next year as well as to put cash into skills training and to create new stanley cups uk jobs.For businesses, the government wants to bring the wage subsidy back to 75 per cent of business payroll costs and extend the business rent subsidy to mid-March. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW There is also money for long-term care facilities and the stock of the nation personal protective equipment, while dropping federal sales tax on face masks and shields.Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland update makes clear the measures will be removed once the economy improves, although the timing is tied to the path of the pandemic. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The cost to date has the federal deficit reaching $381.6 billion this year, but the government math says it could close in on $400 billion if widespread lockdowns return in the coming weeks.Freeland update largely adds cash to existing programs, but tees up work already underway to craft a spring budget. She said it will focus on an economic recover stanley cup y that will include a three-year stimulus plan worth up to $100 billion

 

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Icy and snowy conditions, along with freezing rain, are making roads slippery in Halton Hills.In particular, Halton Hills firefighters have been called to this hill at Fourth Line and Glen Lawson Road in Acton as numerous drivers are having trouble getting up the road.This comes as Environment Canada is calling for periods of snow mixed with rain and freezing rain ending in late af stanley kubek ternoon with about 2 centimetres of snow expected to hit the ground. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Please remember not to make any abrupt turns or stops when driving, Halton police said in a tweet. Doing so will often cause your vehicle to lose control and skid. Drive safe.聽 ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW ICY ROADS: Slick roads across GTA have become icy roads in higher terrain areas - close to a dozen motorists unable to navigate the hill on Fourth Ln/ Glen Lawson Rd in Acton - @HaltonHillsFD requesting salter to a stanley cup ssist motorist. pic.twitter/JbNLZhAV51鈥?Graham Paine @GPmedia_24 November 18, 2019 ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW water bottle stanley 聽 ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW

 

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A crisis at a midtown Toronto long-term-care home that has seen 22 deaths and dozens of COVID-19 infections is taking a toll on residents families. Its tough for everyone involved in this situation, stanley cup said Nicole Maunder, whose 72-year-old mother is in Meighen Manor, near Yonge St. and Davisville Ave.In her case, tighter restrictions mean she can only communicate with her mother through Facetime. With no access and visitation, family members are turning to video calls to stay in touch with their loved ones in the facility run by the Salvation Army, and other long-term care homes. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Its hard to be in contact stanley polska with my mom because she has got severe dementia, Maunder told the Star. They dont understand whats going on, she said. I used to visit here five-six times a week, and now she doesnt understand why we just stopped visiting. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The long-term-care home banned visitors in the middle of March due to concerns over the increasing spread of the novel coronavirus.Maunder said after the outbreak spread to her moms floor, her mother got tested. Monday, it came back negative. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW On some days, Maunder takes her 11-year old son to the home and waves at her mother stanley cup from afar. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Well wave, and shell

 

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OTTAWA 鈥?The Canada Revenue Agency is extending some of the filin stanley quencher g deadlines for corporations and trusts in a move to help businesses and tax preparers dealing with the COVID-19 pandemic.The agency says it will allow businesses to defer T2 corporation income tax returns otherwise due in June, July or August, to Sept. 1.Any income tax balance due on or after March 18 and before Sept. 1 will also be due by Sept. 1. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW CRA also says the deadlines for trust returns that would otherwise have been due in June, July or August, have also been extended to Sept. 1 with any income tax due on or after Ma stanley becher rch 18 and before that date due at the beginning of September. Earlier this year, the agency extended the deadline to file individual income tax returns this year to June 1, instead of April 30. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Payments are d stanley spain ue Sept. 1.This report by The Canadian Press was first published May 25, 2020. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW By The Canadian Press

 

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OTTAWA 鈥?Activities and projects that are cons stanley quencher idered to be anti-abortion will be ineligible for funding as part of Canada revamped nationa stanley thermos mug l youth volunteer program.Prime Minister Justin Trudeau launched the first phase of the new Canada Service Corps program during a live Instagram video Tuesday, calling it an exciting opportunity to get young Canadians engaged in their country and community.Our vision and our goal f stanley mugs or this is really going to be to create an opportunity for any young person who wants to serve their country in meaningful ways, Trudeau said. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The government is investing $105 million into the program over the next three years, and while it won ;t be fully rolled out until 2019, there are already funding applications being accepted for the initial phase.And much like the Canada Summer Jobs program, the Canada Service Corps will not approve funding for any projects deemed not to respect existing individual human rights in Canada, including the values underlying the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms, including reproductive rights. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Other values listed include the right to be free from discrimination on the basis of sex, religion, race, national or ethnic origin, colour, mental or physical disability, sexual orientation or gender identity or expression.The funding will be used for pro Nzgt Freeland calls tariffs absurd in Washington
Pandemic paid sick leave is working well 鈥?and is still needed by workers 鈥?so Labour Minister Monte McNaughton is stanley mug extend stanley polska ing it to July 31.The temporary provincial program was supposed to wrap up on Dec. 31, but with the more contagious Omicron variant of COVID-19, McNaughton said it would continue. I promised workers that paid sick days would be there throughout this pandemic and well make sure that theyre in place as we battle another wave of COVID-19, the minister said Tuesday. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW This is good news for workers, he said in an interview.As of last week, 235,331 people have used the worker income pr vaso stanley otection benefit since it was launched in April, amid a groundswell of criticism from those who believed the federal paid sick leave scheme was insufficient. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Theyre being used for what they were intended to be used for, McNaughton said of the provincial program. They are being used for parents to get their young kids vaccinated. Theyre there for people to get boosters and take time off, he said. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Finance Minister Peter Bethlenfalvy budgeted as much as $2 billion for the provincial benefit, but so far it has cost the treasury $80.8 million. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Under Ontarios plan, workers who lack emplo

 

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Nathaniel Henry Walker, a longtime Mount Dennis resident, has no idea who threw a brick through the front window of his restaurant, Meechies BBQ Jerk, on Weston Road, just north of Eglinton Avenue.It happened on Saturday, April 28, just before 10 a.m. Walker wasnt there at the time, but a contractor busy renovating a basement washroom heard the noise, but didnt think it was anything suspicious. He heard the sound, but he thought it was me coming in and dropping something on the floor, Walker said. My landlord came in five minutes later and asked what happened. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Meechies hasnt even opened yet. Walker is aiming for mid-May. Hes waiting to hear back from the city about his business license. He had just had the alarm installed on Thursday. The company is expected back this week to install cameras. Police investigated, but found that no one had seen anything. It was completely random, Walker said. vaso stanley ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW To add salt to the wound, Walker is still in the midst of ge stanley cup tting insurance coverage for the res stanley cup taurant. Its going to cost him more than $2,500 to replace all the glass.Community members rallied in support of Walker on social media saying they look forward to eating at Meechies. Asjw Kiran Fahim Ali, Milton candidate for Ward 4 town councillor
Newly published research has concluded that food insecurity in Nunavut grew after a federal program was brought in to fight hunger in the North.The study, published Tuesday in the Canadian Medical Association Journal, found tha stanley cups t the ability of northerners to dependably put food on the table declined significantly during the years Nutrition North was being rolled out and has remained down.Thatstanley mug 8217 despite a budget that has increased 65 per cent to $99 million last year from $60 million in 2011. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW We can definitely observe that food insecurity has been increasing despite the presence of this big program that is supposed to make food more affordable and accessible, said Andree-Anne Fafard St-Germain, a researcher at the University of Toronto.Inadequate access to nutritious food due to lack of money is a major problem in the North, where groceries often cost two or three times what they do elsewhere. Rates of food insecurity are about four times higher than in southern Canada. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The federal government has long chipped in for stanley quencher Arctic groceries. In 2011, Nutrition North was instituted by the Conservative government to replace a program that subsidized food shippers. That subsidy was transferred to retailers on the theory that market forces would make the program more efficient and just as effective.Ottawa says that between 2011 a

 

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OTTAWA 鈥?The Conservatives are proposing legislation aimed at ensuring disabled Canadians don ;t wind up losing their disability benefits when they get a job, earn a raise or work longer hours.As it stands now, said Conservative finance critic Pierre Poilievre, both federal and provincial governments claw back benefits, including income, housing and medication support, when a disabled person takes a job. Combined with income taxes, the marginal effective tax rates can exceed 100 per cent, he said.Imagine, the harder vaso stanley you work, the poorer you become, said Poilievre, blaming successive federal and provincial govern stanley mugs ments for instituting tax and benefits policies with little idea how they ;d impact the ability of disabled Canadians to work. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW stanley thermos The result is a welfare wall that keeps people jobless and in poverty.Poilievre introduced a private member bill Monday designed to knock down that wall. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Under his bill, the federal government would be required to calculate how much people with disabilities in each province lose in taxes and benefit clawbacks for every additional $1,000 they earn, up to $30,000.In any case where a person loses more than they gain, the federal government would have to adjust its disability benefits to resolve the problem. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Guuc Man pulled from collapsed house in Hamilton
Julia Smith has had difficulty breathing, body aches and unbelievable sinus pain ever since she caught COVID-19 at Hamiltons SpinCo spin studio two weeks ago.Despite all that, she says she has no regrets.Its important to keep gyms open for peopl stanley cup es mental health, she says. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW But with fitness centres already closed temporarily in Toronto, Ottawa and Peel 鈥?Ontarios COVID hot spots 鈥?and the province reviewing guidelines for gyms, the threat of broader closures looms large.Some gyms are already taking action, hoping to pre-empt possible outbr stanley cup eaks like the one at SpinCo 鈥?which hit 72 cases on Thursday 鈥?and stay open as long as possible throughout the pandemics second wave. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Locally, the YMCA is making such moves.Come Friday, all YMCA of Hamilton-Burlington-Brantford members will be required to wear masks at all times while working out in their Hamilton, Flamborough and Burlington facilities 鈥?no exceptions allowe stanley quencher d, said spokesperson Kyla Kumar. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Instead, Kumar said the facility will point those hoping to exercise without a mask to alternative options including swimming in their pools 鈥?where masks arent required 鈥?or participating in their online YMCA options. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW We know this is a cha

 

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OTTAWA 鈥?Military sentries are returning to their spots in front of the National War Memorial and Tomb of the Unknown Soldier as the threat posed by COVID-19 appears to be receding.The stanley cup Canadian Armed Forces has posted a ceremonial guard at the monuments near Parliament seven days a week from April to November since 2014.The sentry program was established both as a way to honour the sacrifices of those who have served in uniform and to protect the memorial and tomb from vandalism and other acts. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW This year iteration looked like it might be cancelled entirely because of the COVID-19 pandemic.But the military says it was decided after talks with Ottawa city officials that the sentry prog stanley botella ram is a low-risk outdoor activity and one way to return a sense of normalcy after months of lockdown. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The first sentries took up their positions this morning and the guard will remain in position five days a week until Nov. 10.Sentries normally stand guard seven days a week, but the military says it will be using a reduced schedule this year. A stanley cup RTICLE CONTINUES BELOW While visitors often stand beside the sentries for photographs, they are being asked to remain at least two metres away from the sentries because of COVID-19. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Mspu How not to break the bank on streaming services
Montreal police say major crimes detectives have been dispatched to an east-end home where the bodies of two people have been found.Const. Julien Levesque says a call came in about 10 a.m. for police to go to a private home in the Riviere-des-Prairies-Pointe-aux-Trembles district on Saturday morning.Police say a man, 57, and a woman, 53, were found near the home and their deaths were confirmed at scene by paramedics. stanley italia stanley cup ARTICLE CONTINUES BELO stanley cup W Levesque says both deaths are considered 8220 uspicious and police are investigating the circumstances. By The Canadian Press ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW

 

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WASHINGTON 鈥?Middle-age white America stanley cup ns with limited education are increasingly dying younger, on average, than other middle-age U.S. adults, a trend driven by their dwindling economic opportunities, research by two Princeton University economists has found.The economists, Anne Case and Angus Deaton, argue in a paper released Thursday that the loss of steady middle-income jobs for those with only high school diplomas or less has triggered broad problems for this group. They are more likely than their college-educated counterparts, for example, to be unemployed, unmarried or afflicted with poor health.This is a story of the collapse of the white working class, Deaton said in an interview. The labour market has very much turned against them. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Those dynamics helped fuel the rise of President Donald Trump, who won widespread support among whites with only a high school diploma. Yet Deaton said his policies are unlikely to reverse these trends, particularly the health care legislation now before the House that Trump is championing. That bill would lead to higher premiums for older Americans, stanley cup the Congressional Budget Office has f stanley water bottle ound.The policies that you see, seem almost perfectly designed to hurt the very people who voted for him, Deaton said. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Case and Deaton paper, issued by the Brookings Inst Dibt Light at the end of the tunnel : Toronto set to reach COVID-19 vaccine milestone with 50% of adults having had first jab
OTTAWA 鈥?In a new speech from the throne, the Liberal government detailed its plan to face the coming second wave of COVID-19, support Canadians and businesses that are still struggling because of the pandemic and boost the economy for longer-term recovery.Here are highlights from Wednesdays speech:Helping provinces reinforce COVID-19 testing ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The Liberals vowe stanley cups d to support provinces to increase their COVID-19 testing capacities, so Canadians dont wait in lines for hours.A federal testing assistance response team will be created to quickly meet surging testing needs, including providing tests in remote and isolated communities. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Thanking Canadians for doing their part by wearing masks, the government also promised to continue providing personal protective equipment by building domestic production capacity and securing supp stanley mug ly chains internationally.Extending the Canada Emergency Wage Subsidy ARTICLE CONT stanley cups INUES BELOW As more lockdowns are anticipated to prevent small clusters of COVID-19 from turning to major outbreaks, the Liberal government promised to provide additional financial support for businesses that will have to temporarily shut down as a result of a local public health decision. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The broader Canada

 

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SKIEN, Norway 鈥?Norwegian mass murderer Anders Behring Breivik made a neo-Nazi salute as he walked into a courtroom at a high-security prison where judges on Tuesday began reviewing a ruling that his solitary confinement is inhumane.Dressed in a dark suit, the bearded Breivik stared briefly at reporters while making the salute but did not speak.The 37-year-old right-wing extremist, who killed 77 people in a bomb and shooting rampage in 2011, sued the government last year, saying his solitary confinement, frequent strip searches and the fact that he was often handcuffed during the early part of his incarceration violated his human rights. ART stanley mugs ICstanley cup LE CONTINUES BELOW The government is appealing against a surprise decision by the Oslo District Court, which sided with Breivik claims that his isolation in the maximum-security Skien prison breaches the European Convention on Human Rights.The ruling said the prohibition of inhuman and degrading treatment represents a fundamental value in a democratic society. This applies no matter what 鈥?also in the treatment of terrorists and killers. It also orde stanley flask red the government to pay Breivik legal costs of 331,000 kroner $41,000 . ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW However, it dismissed his claim that his right to respect for private and family life was violated by restrictions on contacts with other right-wing extremists.Breivik was co Gium Cases of coronavirus double in Halton with 4 new cases announced
The Ontario Provincial Police OPP East Region Community Street Crime Unit CSCU has made a significant seizure of illegal drugs in Perth.On June 11, 2020, members of the Street Crime Unit, assisted by L stanley mug anark Detachment officers, executed a search warrant at a residence on Cockburn Street. One person was arrested at that location and another was arrested during a traffic stop in the area.Police seized a quantity of suspected purple fentanyl, cannabis and cannabis resin, as well as over $5,000 in Canadian currency and items associated with drug trafficking. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Chase Nagle, a stanley cups ge 35 of Perth, Ontario has been charged with:* Possession of a Schedule 1 substance for the purpose of trafficking - Controlled Drugs and Substances Act CDSA sec. 5 2 ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW * Possession of proceeds of property obtained by crime - Criminal Code CC sec. 354 1 a * Possession for the purpose of distributing - Cannabis Act sec. 9 2 ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW This accused is scheduled to appear for a bail hearing by video before the Ontario Court of Justice in Perth on June 16, 2020. Charges have not yet been proven in court. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Bradle stanley cup y Cordick, age 26 of Drummond-North Elmsley Township, Ontario has been charged with possession of a Schedule 1 su

 

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OTTAWA 鈥?Meetings with American officials have done nothing to calm the fears of Conservative senators that legalization of marijuana could exponentially increase the number of Canadians barred for life from entering the United States.Indeed, Sen. Claude Carignan says the meetings have confirmed stanley mugs their suspicion tha stanley cup t the Trudeau government has been playing down the potential impact of legalization on Canadians who try to cross the border.Carignan, along with senators Denise Batters and Pierre-Hugues Boisvenu, visited Washington earlier this week to meet with officials in the Trump administration, including Attorney General Jeff Sessions, senior officials in Homeland Security and the U.S. Customs and Border Protection agency, among others. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW He says what the trio heard in Washington was quite different than the vague assurances offered by Canadian officials.Public Safety Minister Ralph Goodale told a Senate committee last week there no reason why legalizing marijuana in Canada should create headaches at the border. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW He noted that it will remain illegal for Canadians to take cannabis across the border into the U.S., just as it will remain illegal for Americans to bring cannabis into Canad stanley canada a. Since that doesn ;t change, Goodale argued there no need for U.S. border officials to tighten screening for Canadians coming into their Mpdb Cirque du Soleil in new Vegas show leaves the acrobats out
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A teen boy has been charged in a stabbing in East York early Thursday that seriously injured a man.Toronto police said two males got into a fight near Coxwell Avenue and OConnor D termo stanley rive at 12:17 a.m. A man was stabbed and was taken to hospital via an emergency run.The suspect fled. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW A 16-year-old boy, stanley isolierkanne arr starbucks stanley cup ested later in the morning, is charged with aggravated assault, assault with a weapon and possession of a weapon. He cant be identified under the Youth Criminal Justice Act. Anyone with information is asked to call police at 416-808-5500 or Crime Stoppers anonymously at 416-222-TIPS 8477 . ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Kymc Ontario wants to change PPE directive: CUPE
Editors note: The Star is taking a broad look at what entering the second phase of reopening after COVID-19 lockdowns will mean for Ontario. Every day, well try and answer a different stanley cup question about post-lockdown life. You can read a recap of all of the questions weve answered here.Anyone in Ontario can get tested for COVID-19, after Premier Doug Ford opened up testing across the province late last month.But what does that mean stanley cup for the average Ontarian Who, when and how often should you get tested ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Testing is appropriate for anyone who thinks they have a symptom or is concerned about exposure, according to Hayley Chazan, a spokesperson for health minister Christine Elliott.A Ministry of Long-Term Care memo sent to long-term care homes licensees at the end of May said the province required continued surveillance testing of LTC home staff and intended for all long-term care home staff to be tested at reasonable intervals, a minimum t stanley italia wice in the month of June, though care homes could test their staff more frequently. Another memo, from the Ministry for Seniors and Accessibility, sent out June 9 to retirement home licensees, asked all retirement homes to ensure testing was done every two weeks on any individual working in the home. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW There are no recommended testing intervals for the public, according to Chazan.Timothy Sly, an epidemiologi

 

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A New Tecumseth stanley isolierkanne councillor, who was investigated by the towns integrity commissioner for comments she made on social media about the timing of a special meeting, should not be punished for speaking her mind, according to her lawyer.Ward 6 Coun. Stephanie MacLellan, who represents Beeton, will be forced to issue a public apology for the comments she made on Facebook Sept. 30. In the posts, she questioned a meeting that took place Oct. 1 with little public notice to discuss and pass an interim control bylaw for cannabis operations.Coun. MacLellan will read the apology at the March 15 council meeting and she will also post it on Facebook the same day. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW T stanley cup wo formal code of conduct c stanley mug omplaints were made after MacLellan wrote posts on Facebook questioning, in her view, why there seemed to be a huge rush to slam through the control bylaw. In another post, she also questioned the costs of having council and staff attend the meeting and capped the comment with an eye-rolling emoji.Only one of the complaints was found to be valid, and the other, which included allegations of MacLellan bullying and harassing fellow councillors, was dismissed due to a lack of evidence. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW In his report, integrity commissioner John Mascarin noted there is no notice required to pass an interim control bylaw under the Planning Act. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Zmhh I was terrified : Young mother describes ordeal as hospital ICUs seeing more pregnant women with COVID-19 than ever
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LUXOR, Egypt 鈥?An Egyptian passenger train derailed Sunday near the southern city of Aswan, injuring at least six people and prompting authorities to fire the chief of the country railways.It was n stanley flask ot clear what caused the derailment, which took place near the Salwa train station in Kom Ombo, north of Aswan, the Transportation Ministry said. Eight of the train carriages were derailed and lifting tools, cranes and maintenance teams were dispatched to the site, the ministry added.Khaled Megahed, spokesman for the Health Ministry, says the injured were taken to hospital. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Hours after the incident, the head of the railways authority, Sayed Salem vaso stanley was fired, according to a statement from Transportation Minister Hesham Arafat who appointed Ashraf Raslan as acting head of the authority.The accident comes two weeks after another passenger train derailed in Cairo twin city of Gi stanley cup za, when at least 55 people were injured. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Egypt railway system has a poor safety record, mostly blamed on decades of badly maintained equipment and poor management. Official figures show that 1,793 train accidents took place in 2017.In March, President Abdel-Fattah el-Sissi said the government lacks about 250 billion Egyptian pounds, or $14.1 billion, to overhaul the run-down railway system. El-Sissi spoke a day after a passenger train collided Pqnj We don t feel safe : Concern mounting for Brampton residents in midst of homicide investigation
MUSKOKA 鈥?Where does Muskoka belong when it comes to proposed new provincial health unit boundaries North or south Its a hot-button discussion, as the Simcoe Muskoka District Health Unit board of health has asked District of Muskoka councillors to join its advocacy efforts to keep the Simcoe and Muskoka unit together, and possibly merge it with York Region to the south. The provincial government is now testing the idea of redrawing the lines of Ontarios 35 health units to create only 10.Why the debate The provincial proposal could see Simcoe and Muskoka split apart with Muskoka joining a newly created 400,000-square-kilometre health unit to the north with Parry Sound, North Bay, Temiskaming Shores, Sudbury, Algoma and part of Renfrew. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW District councillors have yet to agree which proposal, if either, to support.WHY GO NORTH ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Coun. Tim Withey, a Huntsville representative and former North Simcoe Muskoka Local Health Integration Network board member, told his fellow district health services committee members in August that he was skeptical a southern alliance stanley cup would benefit Muskoka, especially as the province stanley canada continued to promise enhanc stanley bottles ed support for the north. I feel there are other potential benefits to heading north, perhaps getting Muskoka put back into northern Ontario, for example, which would give our citizens a lot of benefits outsid