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Halton Region reported a record number of new COVID-19 cases, pushing Haltons hospital capacity to a new high for the second day in a row.The region also reported four deaths related to COVID-19, the first in Halton in almost a month. Two of the deaths occurred in the final week of December and the most recent was Jan. 3. There have now been 250 COVID-19 related deaths in Halton since the beginning of the pandemic.Haltons hospitals are now at 11 stanley cup usa 5 per cent capacity for acute care beds. There are currently 73 people being treated for COVID-19 in Haltons hospitals. While that number remained unchanged from yesterday, there are two more in intensive care, bringing the total in Halton to 12. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Haltons intensive care un stanley cupe its are at 80 per cent capacity. In his weekly briefing Thursday, Dr. Kieran Moore, Ontarios chief medical officer of health, said the average length of stay in the intensive care unit with the Omicron variant has decreased from 13 days to nine.Halton reported a single-day record of 836 new cases Friday. It is the third time Halton has topped 800 cases in a single day, all in the past two weeks 鈥?Dec. 29 832 and Dec. 31 825 . ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Prior to the Omicron variant, Haltons highest single-day case total was 193 on Apr. 17.And the case totals still dont g stanley cup ive a full picture of the spread of Omicron with the province making fewer people eligi

 

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Almost one year after a video of a St. Michael College School student being sexually assaulted with a broomstick in a locker room prompted a high-profile police investigation and sweeping internal review, three students have pleaded guilty to sexual assault with a weapon and assault with a weapon.One of the teens also pleaded guilty to making c stanley mugg hild pornography for filming a sexual assault stanley thermobecher on his cellphone.Thursday guilty pleas mean that six of the seven students at the all-boys ; private school who were criminally charged have now resolved their cases without a trial. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW It was a really difficult day for all parties involved. What we heard in court is very difficult to hear, said Rachel Lichtman, the lawyer for one of the teens who pleaded guilty.The graphic details of two sexual assaults and one assault involving two victims in the fall of 2018 were read out by Crown prosecutor Erin McNamara in an agreed statement of facts at the brief hearing. All three incidents involved members of a football team at the school and all were filmed on a cellphone. Two of the videos were shared widely and one was deleted before it could be shared. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW None of the students who were charged or the two victims, all in their early teens at the time o stanley hrnek f the offences, can be identified under the provisions of the Youth Criminal Justi Rpfa Is public health releasing enough details about COVID-19 outbreaks Some medical experts don t think so
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Leaders in the labour movement say things are looking better this Labour Day than they did a decade ago, despite a shifting economic landscape that includes increased automation and ongoing trade disputes.Hassan Yussuff, president of the Canadian Labour Congress, said the union movement has made significant strides in recent years, including changes to the Canada Pension Plan, which Yussuff had been pushing for for nearly a decade.The first changes will start to be phased in beginning 2018, so we feel pretty good with where we ;re at, he said. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW There have also been some lower profile changes that Yussuff sees as positive for the labour move stanley taza ment, including a ban on the import and export of asbestos starting in 2018.The Canadian Labour Congress had long demanded a ban on asbestos, which it said was a leading cause of workplace stanley quencher -related death in Canada. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Provincially, he noted, the Alberta and Ontario governments have both pledged to raise the minimum wage to $15 per hour by 2019.Unifor president Jerry Dias noted that things haven stanley fr ;t always been so rosy for the labour movement. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW If we go back 10 years under Prime Minister Stephen Harper, the labour movement was really stagnant. It was really stuck in the mud, he said, noting the e Evif GRAND SLAM: Some of the World s best curlers descend on Oakville this week
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WINNIPEG 鈥?Two parents are in police custody facing several charges after their baby boy suffered a possible overdose of the powerful opioid fentanyl.Const. Jason Michalyshen said paramedics were called to a Winnipeg home last week and found the nine-month-old in critical condition. Officers also found a powder which they believed to be fentanyl.He said a search of the home found 285 grams of suspected fentanyl powder, along with a cutting agent and other contaminated paraphernalia, Michalyshen said. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The biological parents 鈥?a 33 year-old man and 32-year-old woman who police are not naming 鈥?have been charged with failure to provide the necessities of life, causing bodily harm by criminal negligence and drug trafficking, Michalyshen said.The baby boy has been upgraded to stable and is in care, he said. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The child life was probably saved by officers, who immediately noted the presence of fentanyl in the home, which allowed him to be properly treated with an antidote, he said.Limited information was being provided to stanley cup us,stanley mug 8221; Michalyshen said Tuesday. This was not something that was divulged to officers, investigators, emergency personnel, that t stanley becher he child situation may be as a result of drug or a substance within the home. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Altho Cnuc SIU to probe death of man in Windsor, Ont.
After a long trend toward greater safety in air travel, there has been an uptick in airline accidents and deaths in 2018 and 2019.Many aviation experts regard t stanley cup hat recent increase as a statistical blip, however. They note that accidents and deaths remain a fraction of the numbers from as recently as the 1990s.Advances in aircraft and airport design, better air traffic control, and improved pilot training are often cited as factors in reducing accidents. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW I don ;t think we ;ll ever get to zero accidents, but aviation is still the safest it ever been, said Seth Young, director of the aviation program at Ohio State University.In the U.S., no airline passengers were killed in accidents from 2009 until April 2018, when a woman on a Southwest Airlines jet died after an engine broke apart in flight. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Worldwide, th stanley cup quencher ere were more than 50 fatal airline accidents a year through the early and mid-1990s, claiming well over 1,000 lives annually, according to figures compiled by the Flight Safety Foundation. Fatalities dropped from 1,844 in 1996 to just 59 in 2017, then rose to 561 last year and 209 already this year.Nearly half of the airline deaths in 2018 and 2019 occurred during the crashes of two B stanley tumblers oeing 737 Max jets in Indonesia and Ethiopia. In each case, investigators are examining the role of flight software that pus

 

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OTTAWA 鈥?Canadian inspectors intercepted nearly 900 food products from China over concerns about faulty labels, unmentione termo stanley d allergens and harmful contaminants that included glass and metal between 2017 and early 2019, according to internal federal records.The document provides an inside look at imports f stanley cup rom China that caught the attention of officials for appearing to fall short of Canadian standards 鈥?from gum balls with extraneous metal, to three-minute chow mein that contained an insect, to spicy octopus feet flagged for a non-specific hazard.The list, compiled stanley thermos mug by the Canadian Food Inspection Agency, was obtained through access-to-information law. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Its release comes at a time of significant public interest in Canada about cross-border food inspections, especially those involving China.The scrutiny of agricultural goods has been central to a diplomatic dispute between Canada and its second-biggest trading partner. Bilateral frictions have intensified since the December arrest of Huawei executive Meng Wanzhou in Vancouver and China subsequent detention of two Canadians on espionage allegations. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The governing Liberals have come under pressure from rival Conservatives to respond by taking a harder line when it comes to Chinese imports.In recent weeks, China asked Canada to suspend all its meat-export cert Gjot Cuba restrictions hit cruise lines at the start of summer
GLENCOE, Ont. 鈥?Environment Canada says it investigating after two tornadoes were reported near London, Ont., Wednesday night.The weather agency says the first happened at 7:50 p.m. in Glencoe, Ont., while the second happened 40 minutes later in Belmont, Ont.Meteorologist Gerald stanley cup Cheng says the stanley puodelis re were numerous reports of downed trees and structural damage, including destroyed barns. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW He said Wednesday hot an stanley tumbler d humid weather created the perfect conditions for a powerful storm.Environment Canada says a research team from a nearby university is heading out to survey the damage. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Cheng encouraged people to post photos and video of the storm to Twitter along with the hashtag OntStorm to help the agency investigate the incident.This report by The Canadian Press was first published June 11, 2020. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Note to readers: This is a corrected story. A previous version misstated the last name of Environment Canada meteorologist as Chang rather than Cheng. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW By The Canadian Press

 

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A warm start to the work week for southern Ontari stanley thermosflasche o could see another round of high t stanley cup emperature records broken. It looks like today Monday a number of records could tumble across Southwestern and south central Ontario, said Environment Canada meteorologist Geoff Coulson in a Monday morning interview. At Pearson airport were forecasting a high of 13 C and the current record for today is 13.3 C set back in 1974. Well above normal temperatures again expected tomorrow, maybe a few records at risk, not at Pearson airport, but perhaps Hamilton could be looking at a record as well. ARTICLE CONTINUES BE stanley thermobecher LOW Tomorrows high at Pearson is actually warmer at 16 C but the record, set in 2004, is 18 C.Heres a sampling of predicted high temperatures for today and tomorrow with the record temperatures in brackets. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Pearson: 13 C today 13.3 C is the record ; 16 C Tuesday 18.5 C is the record Hamilton: 16 C today 15.6 C ; 18 C Tuesday 17.8 C ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Windsor: 20 C today 19.1 C ; 15 C Tuesday 19.5 C ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW North Bay: 14 C today 10 C ; 6 C Tuesday 8.2 C .In a similar pattern to the past two weeks, the potential record-breaking high temperatures will be followed by a big temperature drop. The difference with this weeks temperat Pzwa Ontario reports 715 new COVID-19 cases
POINT REYES NATIONAL SEASHORE, Calif. 鈥?An une stanley cups uk xpected influx of elephant seals has restricted acc stanley cup ess to a beach at Point Reyes National Seashore northwest of San Francisco.The National Park Service closed entry to the Drakes Beach area this week after storms and high tides brought 200 elephant seals ashore, making it unsafe to walk from the parking lot to the beach.The only exception to the closure is between 10 a.m. and 5 p.m. on weekends and federal holidays when park staffers are present. ARTICLE CONTIN stanley vaso UES BELOW Massive elephant seals spend most of their time at sea. Males range from 14 to 16 feet 4.3 to 4.9 metres long and weigh up to 5,000 pounds 2,268 kilograms . Females average 10 to 12 feet 3 to 3.6 metres in length and weigh up to 2,000 pounds 907 kilograms . ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW By The Associated Press

 

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SHERBROOKE, Que. 鈥?Train driver Thomas Harding knows he partly at fault for the 2013 Lac-Megantic rail disaster that killed 47 people, but he was following procedure and the tragedy flowed from bad company policy, his lawyer said Monday on the first day of trial.Mr. Harding realizes he partly responsible for a very serious tragedy and that weighs on him a lot more heavily than the trial, lawyer Thomas Walsh told reporters.Is it human error or criminal negligence That what this case is about. ARTICLE CONTINUES BE kubki stanley LOW Harding and two other ex-railway employees, traffic controller Richard Labrie and manager of train operations Jean Demaitre, are all facing one count of criminal negligence causing the death of 47 people.All three ex-employees of Montreal Maine and Atlantic Railway have pleaded not guilty. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Crown prosecutor Veronique Beauchamp told the 14-member jury in her opening statement that all three men were each responsible in their own way for ensuring the train was safe, and all three failed in their duties.Evidence will be presented that will show beyond a reasonable doubt, all stanley cups uk three were criminally negligent ... they contributed to the deaths of the 47 victims, Beauchamp said. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW An oil stanley tumbler -laden locomotive weighing more t Yhbk SPECIAL ICYMI: Top 5 (non-coronavirus) stories of the week in Oakville, Burlington and Milton from InsideHalton.com
A 22-year-old man is facing a second-degree murder charge in connection to the stabbing death of Stephon Anton Knights-Roberts.The 30-year-old man was killed after a June 25 altercation near the intersection of Toronto 8216 Wellesley and Ontario streets at 11:30 p.m.He died after being rushed to hospital. stanley botella Knights-Roberts is the citys 34th homicide victim of the year. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Two days later, police released a photograph a stanley cup nd description of a suspect. Toronto police homicide stanley puodelis investigators, with the assistance of York region police, have since arrested and charged Toronto resident Connor Madison with second-degree murder. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW He is scheduled to appear in court via video on Tuesday.

 

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MONTREAL 鈥?Outgoing Montreal mayor Denis Coderre will hold a news conference at city hall this morning, three days after his stunning defeat by Valerie Plante.Coderre has already anno stanley becher unced he is leaving municipal politics.The former Liberal MP and cabinet minis stanley termoska ter, who was elected mayor in 2013, campaigned largely on his record. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW He was criticized for spending millions on showy projects to celebrate Montreal 375th birthday, and drew the ire of dog lovers when he introduced legislation last year to ban pit bulls from the city. Coderre tried to play up Montreal booming economy and his efforts over the past four years to r stanley cup id the city of corruption. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Plante, 43, is the first woman to be elected mayor of Montreal.By The Canadian Press Sfvj A one-time Blue Jays prospect lost to COVID-19 had one dream season
Environment Canada is forecasting a sunny morning in Halton Hill stanley deutschland s. The daytime high is expected to reach 27 C.Tonight, expect a few clouds with a night time low of 15 C. The sun will set at 8:49 p.m.Tomorrow forecast calls for a mainly clear sky during the day with a high of 28 C. At night, expect c stanley tumbler lear skies with a low of 16 C. The sun will rise at 6:04 a.m. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Historically for July 26, Halton Hills ; average high is 21.2 C and record high was 34.4 C in 1955. Halton Hills ; average low is 15.2 stanley cups uk C and record low was 8.9 C in 1975. Halton Hills ; forecast for the rest of the week: ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Sunday: Sunny with a high of 30 C and clear at night with a low of 20 CMonday: A mix of sun and cloud with a high of 30 C and chance of showers at night with a low of 21 CTuesday: Chance of showers with a high of 28 C and chance of showers at night with a low of 20 CWednesday: Chance of showers with a high of 29 C and cloudy periods at night with a low of 20 C

 

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Indoor dining at Halton restaurants and across the province is set to retur stanley quencher n following the announcement by the Ontario government that it will gradually ease COVID-19 restrictions.Citing signs of improvement, Premier Doug Ford said on Jan. 20 that the measures we put in place to blunt transmission of Omicron are working. We can be confident that the worst is behind us and that we are now in a position to cautiously and gradually ease public health measures, he said. stanley mugs ARTICLE CONT stanley water bottle INUES BELOW Starting Jan. 31, restaurants will be allowed to reopen for dine-in. The new measures also include increasing social gathering limits to 10 people indoors and 25 people outdoors, increasing capacity limits of gyms, cinemas, museums, and casinos at 50 per cent in indoor public settings.As for COVID-19 hospitalizations, there were 129 people being treated in Halton hospitals as of Friday Jan. 21 , with 21 in intensive care 鈥?compared to 106 and 14, respectively, from the previous week. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The week also saw 13 more people die from COVID-19 鈥?five in Burlington, three in Oakville, three in Milton, and two in Halton Hills.A total of 276 people in Halton have lost their lives due to COVID-19 since the start of the pandemic. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW - With file from Louie Rosella ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Pcqr Thousands of goldfish: Concerns raised after goldfish dumped in Port Perry pond
Kawartha Lakes council has shown members are pretty good eggs when it comes to helping residents augment their groceries.聽Recently, council directed staff to update the Kawartha Lakes Animal Bylaw to permit residents in residential areas to house chickens.聽Under the two-year Backyard Chicken Coop Pilot Project, individuals may apply to have chicken coops under certain conditions, with a maximum of four chickens at any one time. Applications for the project are now avail stanley taza able.聽 ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW This project will allow us to test backyard chicken coops in residential areas throughout the municipality over the next two years, so we can stanley cup spain get a better sense of their viability and adjust the program as needed going fo stanley website rward, commented Aaron Sloan, Kawartha Lakes manager of municipal law enforcement and licensing.Backyard chicken coops are not permitted on all residential properties in Kawartha Lakes and there is a variety of criteria that needs to be met in order to get a license.聽 ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Prohibited areas are determined based on one or more of the following criteria:鈥?Environmental Protection Area ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW 鈥?Conservation Authority Regulated Areas accessible in the map layers for viewing ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW 鈥?Wellhead Protection Area鈥?Sur

 

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Halton District School Board will be hosting vir stanley thermosflasche tual mental health and well-being information sessions for parents this fall.The first session, entitled Building Executive Function Skills in Teenagers: How Parents Can Help, will be held Wednesday, Oct. 27, between 6:30 and 7:30 p.m.Diving Deeper into Anxiety will be held Wednesday, Nov. 3 between 6 stanley tumbler :30 and 7:30 p.m. and Stress, Coping and Resilience on Wednesday, Dec. 1 between 6:30 and 7:30 p.m. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Registration is req stanley water bottle uired for the sessions by completing the Mental Health and Well-Being Information Sessions registration form. Registrants will be emailed a link to access the event. Parents will have the opportunity to submit questions when completing the registration form or during the session. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Cpmm Chantal H茅bert: Election results reflect a divided nation
Stouffville has released its 2022 Stouffville resident guide. The guide, aimed at everyone who c stanley termohrnek alls Stouffville home, is a 40-page book full of information about living in and enjoying the town. We are thrilled to have such an extensive resource for residents, said Mayor Iain Lovatt. Our website gets thousands of visitors a month, but there is nothing like having an old-fashioned book around the house! The 2022 Stouf stanley cup fville residents stanley cup guide contains information about events, recreation and cultural facilities, trails, forests and other family-fun activities. Also included is information about residing in town, including parking regulations, building permits, local medical facilities and community safety. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW No matter how long you have lived here, you will probably find something in there you didnt know! Lovatt said. The guide has been mailed to all households and is expected in residents mailboxes next week. Additional copies can be picked up at Town Hall 111 Sandiford Dr. , the Leisure Centre 2 Park Dr. and the Whitchurch-Stouffville Museum and Community Centre 14732 Woodbine Ave. . Limited copies can also be found at local businesses such as Metro, Longos, Canadian Tire and No Frills. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The guide is also online at cometogetherws.ca/ResidentsGuide.