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La Parisienne Creperie, located in a quaint little house in the heart of Bronte, offers a modern bistro ambience and an abundance of delectable and decadent flavours.Owners Mikael and Courtney Colas took over his parents long-running cr锚perie in late 2014 and made it their own 鈥?incorporating a shared passion for food and travel in the decor and in the fresh, locally-sourced ingredients.As a French-style bistro, the focus is on wine, ciders and beer with crepes, instead of teas and coffees. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW La Parisienne offers savoury lunch, dinner, brunch and afternoon menus, an alternative sweet menu and street style take-away crepes. Many of the offerings are homemade, such as the dark chocolate sauce, strawb stanley cup price erry reduction and caramel topping. We did not want to make it a traditional cr锚perie; we wanted to put creativity into our cr锚perie, be extremely experimental with our flavours, said Mikael, who is the general manager while Cou stanley thermos mug rtney is executive chef. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW A crepe is, at the end stanley mug of the day, a base, he said. We do have some traditional items and some items we kept from my parents cr锚perie, but from there, we built all different styles of crepes. Thats why a lot of people come to us, because they have crepes they have never had anywhere else around the world. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Business has e Vxzk Buyer beware: Average price for a home in Halton Region tops $800k in 2016
The Helson Gallery has a new exhibition, Re-emergence ;, featuring local artists.The exhibit will display the work of local painters, photographers and creatives. It examines how artists have nurtured their creativity and found inspiration over the past year.Re-emergence ; features 50 works, many of which are available for purchase. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The exhibit continues until Nov. 14.Also, a display of works by the Halton Hills Plein Air Painters is on display in the Sisnett Lobby until Oct. 10. The group meets every Thursday from spring to late fall to paint in a Halton Hills area park. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The exhibit includes their paintings of local scenery, with many being offered for sale. Artists and creatives of all types help make our community culturally vibrant and the Helson Gallery and Sisnett Lobby afford them an excellent v stanley termoska enue to show and sell their work, said Mayor Rick Bonnette. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The Helson Gallery is located at 9 Church St. in Georgetown, and is open Wednesday to Sunday from 1 to 5 p.m. Masks and physical distancing are required when visiting the gallery. ARTICLE CONTINUES B stanley cup becher ELOW @font-face {font-family:Cambria Math; panose-1: water bottle stanley 2 4 5 3 5 4 6 3 2 4; mso-font-charset:0; mso-generic-fon

 

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What happens if vaccine companies fail to deliver their guaranteed number of doses to Canada on time Prime Minister Justin Trudeau wont say.Amid ongoing delays in vaccine deliveries, and a new poll showing Canadians losing faith in the Liberals handling of the vaccine rollout, Trudeau declined to answer questions from reporters Friday as to whether there are penalties or other measures in Canadas contracts with vaccine makers to ensure they deliver their doses on time. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Trudeau said he has had direct conversations with the CEOs of Pfizer and Moderna, the two companies whose COVID-19 vaccines have so far been authorized for use in Canada. He repeated that Canada is still expecting a total of 4 million Pfizer doses and 2 million Moderna doses by the end of March.The CEOs have repeatedly assured me that Canada will receive those doses that we were promised, Trudeau said Friday. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW We are very much on track. Those doses will begin to accelerate and come in the hundreds of thousands in the coming weeks, to ensure that we hit those targets for the end of March. The federal government has not r stanley romania eleased the contracts it has signed with vaccine makers, saying confidential stanley cups ity clauses prevent it from doing so. stanley cups ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Federal ministers also refused at a news conference Friday to conf

 

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MONTREAL 鈥?The owners of a priv stanley cup ate long-term care home in suburban Montreal where dozens of residents died during the COVID-19 pandemic in March and April displayed organizational negligence, according to a new report. stanley cup The Quebec government released the report into Residence Herron on Wednesday, as well as a separate report that looked into a public long-term care home north of Montreal where 100 residents died.In total, 38 people died at Residence Herron between March 26 and Apri stanley cup l 16, including 23 who died in less than a week between April 5 and 10, the report states. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Commissioned by the provincial government, the investigation concludes that authorities at Herron repeatedly failed to address shortcomings noted in prior inspection reports and in a coroner report, largely because of vacancies in key posts and a turnover rate that reached 20 per cent a year.It is clear with such a turnover of staff, things must continually be redone, the report reads. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The report details the chaos that followed the discovery of a first case of COVID-19 on March 26, and its devastating effects on a residence that was described as ill-prepared to confront a pandemic.The private facility was placed under government trusteeship after regional health authorities in late March found only three employees on site to care for 133 r

 

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The latest coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Friday. This file will be updated throughout the day. Web links to longer stories if available.7:44 p.m. British Columbia has recorded three more deaths related to COVID-19 for a total of 2,935 fatalities since the pandemic began, reports The Canadian Press.The Health Ministry said, in a news release Fri stanley italia day, the number of COVID- stanley france 19 hospitalizations has dropped to 368 from 388 Thursday, with 46 people in intensive care, stanley quencher according to CP. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW It said people who are not fully vaccinated accounted for 28.7 per cent of hospitalizations between Feb. 24 and March 9.The ministry said 90.9 per cent of those eligible 12 and older have received their second dose of a COVID-19 vaccine, while 56.4 per cent have had their third dose. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW This comes as B.C. officially lifted its COVID-19 mask mandate on Friday and announced the vaccine passport will no longer be needed to access restaurants and venues as of April 8.Provincial health officer, Dr. Bonnie Henry, said at a news conference Thursday that the high vaccination rate and lower infections are a factor in curbing the restrictions, but residents will need to be prepared for changes if COVID-19 surges. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW 3:56 p.m. Ontario Premier Doug Ford has told several school boards lookin

 

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So-called lone wolf attackers are unlikely to face terror charges under Canadian law, a legal expert said Tuesday as authorities continued to investigate a deadly mass shooting at a Quebec City mosque that Prime Minister Justin Trudeau called a terrorist attack.Politicians were quick to denounce Sunday shooting, which killed six Muslim worshippers and injured 19 others, as a terrorist act. But while the label sends a political message, experts said that doesn ;t always carry over into courtroom.Prosecutors have not laid terror-related charges against the accused in the case, Alexandre Bissonnette, who is charged with murder and attempted murder. None of the allegations against him has been proven in court. starbucks stanley cup ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Police have not ruled out further charges but have also given no possible motive for the attack.In order to be deemed terrorism under Canadian law, an attack muststanley cup b stanley flask e politically, religiously or ideologically motivated and designed to intimidate the public or compel a person or government to act, and it must also have caused serious harm, said experts, who were not speaking specifically about the mosque attack. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The law is written in such a way that a person acting entirely alone is unlikely to face terror charges unless they were giving money to or leaving to participate in a terrorist group, said Ikts Toronto schools move to online learning
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When Superior Glove answered Rick Bonnettes call for personal protective equipment, the Halton Hills mayor offered to pick up their donation. I dont think youll be able to, he was told.The Acton company produced 250 boxes of gloves to help support doctors, nurses and other front-line workers to help them do their jobs during the coronavirus crisis. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Bonnette says that <a href=https://www.cup-stanley.com.de>stanley kaffeebecher</a> response has been typical of the community since Georgetown doctor Nadia Alam asked the mayor to put out a call for pro <a href=https://www.stanleymug.us>stanley website</a> tective equipment to address dwindling supplies.Using his soci <a href=https://www.cups-stanley.us>stanley cup</a> al media channels, Bonnette asked for donations. Immediately, business that had to close contacted him offering their stock of equipment. Nail salons offered gloves, dentist offices offered masks. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Bonnette said other companies are also starting to produce protective equipment, such as face shields.There is also a team of 90 people in Georgetown, Acton and Rockwood sewing protective gowns. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW All the protective equipment collected with be distributed to doctors, nurses, nursing homes and other front-line workers. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Its amazing to see the community coming together, Bonnette said.If you have equipment to donate, email haltonhillscommunitydrive@g Kzun 4 at 4 鈥?Halton news of the day for June 7, 2023
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There are three advance polling locations in Milton for the 2018 municipal election.Eligible electors have the option to cast their vote at their assigned voting site on Monday, Oct. 22 or they can vote at any advance poll between Oct. 8 to 14.If you want to vote early, or cant vote on election day and still want to, the following advance locations will be open: ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW 鈥?Hugh Foster Hall, 141 King St., Oct. 8 to 12 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.鈥?Nassagaweya Tennis Centre and Community Hall, 9267 Guelph Line, Campbellville, Oct. 10 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW 鈥?Milton Mall, 55 Ontario St. S., Oct. 13 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Oct. 14 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.Milton voters will be electing a mayor, a town councillor an <a href=https://www.cup-stanley.co.uk>stanley mug</a> d a regional councillor in their ward, a school board trustee for their ward and a regional chair. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW If youre a Canadian citizen over the age of 18 and are a resident, owner or tenant of a property in Milton, you are eligible <a href=https://www.cups-stanley.ca>stanley cup</a> to vote in October. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW In order to be eligible to vote you need to bring your voter n <a href=https://www.cups-stanley.us>stanley cup price</a> otification card if you received one and personal identification that shows your name and address.Valid forms of identification include a drivers licence or Ontario photo card, a bank or Arqe Small businesses were forced online because of the pandemic 鈥?now a quarter say they ve experienced a cyber attack
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Cam Bogle may only be 22, but already hes making a comeback stanley shop .After almost two years, the Burlington country singer has just released a new song, Walking Out The Door.Its not like hes been stanley polska totally silent; throughout the pandemic, Bogle has released numerous videos of himself singing cover songs on social media to stay connected with his fans. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The reaction to his new release proved to him his fans are still there.He maintains a social media presence - he has thousands of followers on TikTok and Instagram - which has served him well since he first began posting YouTube covers several years ago. Since then, hes opened shows for country artists Kane Brown and Dustin Lynch and will be performing in a Toronto show in the new year details yet to be released . ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Bogle is also just finishing up his business degree at McMaster University and has enrolled at the Ontario Fire Academy for September of next year.But music is his first love or it became his passion when he had to quit hockey because of several concussions. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Music was the only other thing that made me as happy as hockey. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW stanley mug His dream is one day to headline a show at Madison Square Garden. I hope that one day I can make that happen.

 

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FREDERICTON 鈥?Posters featuring a racist and bigoted message have been removed from a number of buildings on the University of New Brunswick campus in Fredericton.The posters make inflammatory statements about the former residential school system in Canada and call on readers to rej termo stanley ect what it calls an anti-white narrative being pushed in media and academia.Overwhelmingly, Native Americans are beneficiaries, and not victims, of the society built by Europeans, the poster says. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The poster is topped by a Red Ensign flag.David Stonehouse, a spokesman for the university, said the posters are racist and disheartening. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW These posters are being removed as discovered as part of our commitment to a safe and respectful environment for all members of the UNB community, Stonehouse said in an emailed statement.While we encourage and applaud critical thought and respectful dialogue, we do not tolerate disrespect or the marginalization of any group in any form. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Matthew Sears, an associate professor in classics and ancie stanley tazas nt history at UNB, said students h stanley cup e has spoken with have been surprised and saddened by the posters. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW He used th Rvhc Federal government should offer further assistance to businesses, workers impacted by COVID-19, advocates say
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Some fan-favourite Tim Hortons donuts 鈥?which haven ;t been available in Tims restaurants for over 10 years 鈥?are making a comeback.The coffee shop chain revealed Tuesday April 18 the triumphant return for a limited time to celebrate National Donut Day June 2: the Walnut Crunch and Cherry Stick donuts.Tim Hortons says it is bringing these two donuts back by popular demand for a cross-Canada Crunch Back Tour that launches on May 31. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Both the Walnut Crunch and Cherry Stick were iconic donuts in their time and I ;m happy to report they still pack the same punch in every bite, says Tallis Voakes, Director of Culinary Innovation at Tim Hortons. Guests are not going to want to miss the cha stanley thermos nce to enjoy these donuts while they are available for a limited time only. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW stanley kubek The Walnut Crunch will be av stanley en mexico ailable in restaurants across Canada and at participating Tims restaurants in Quebec. The Cherry Stick will be available in Tims restaurants across Quebec, and at participating Tims restaurants in the rest of Canada. Qutv Just the beginning : Peel official with stark warning as coronavirus cases rise in Brampton, Caledon and Mississauga
OTTAWA鈥擳he federal government is grappling with a fragile global supply chain for special syringes it needs now that Health Canada has agreed to count six doses instead of five in each vial of COVID-19 vaccine it receives from Pfizer-BioNTech, says the minister responsible for government purchases.Thats why it is keeping key details secret about orders of low dead-volume syringes that health officials say can reliably and consistent stanley cup ly ensure six doses are extracted from the vaccine vials Canada is receiving, according to Public Services and Procurement Minister Anita Anand.Speaking Tuesday to the Stars editorial board, Anand compared the situation to the global scramble for much-needed personal protective equipment, when Canada competed with other countries to snap up scarce supplies of N95 masks and other medical gear. stanley becher ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW These syringes are in incredibly high demand right now鈥攋ust like N95s were back in March, Anand said. So we have not disclosed our suppliers and we have not disclosed where theyre coming from, because we actually are in a very tight race to procure these syringes. With more than 39 million more Pfizer vaccine doses scheduled to arrive in Canada this year, Anand said her department has already received its first shipments of approximately two million of the special syringes recommended to get an extra dose from the companys vaccin stanley botella e vials. And of the 64 million it has ordered

 

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An Ontario judge has dispensed with the need for a si stanley cup gnature on a probation order due to the risks of COVID-19.Justice Glen Donald, who presides over a courtroom in St. Thomas, Ont., accepted a guilty plea remotely from Shawn Ralf on April 29 and handed down a suspended sentence wi stanley cup th 12 months of probation.Ralf would normally sign the probation order, but the judge did not want to take the risk. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW COVID-19 has caused members of our society to reconsider many formalities that were previously of no moment, Donald wrote in his decision.Like the handshake, the signature is a casualty to the 8216 ocial distancing, ; safety imposed, requirements of the pandemic. ARTICLE CONTIN gourde stanley UES BELOW Courthouses remain open across Ontario, but staff are significantly fewer in numbers due to the pandemic. Jury trials have been suspended, but many other proceedings are occurring, usually by audio or videoconference.The court clerk and court reporter are usually the only people physically present in a courtroom during a remote hearing, the judge noted. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Having Mr. Ralf attend the courthouse to sign his probation order increases the risk that the virus could be transmitted, either way, between himself and the handful of police officers and court staff that he would inevit Imhb Former officers suing Ontario police service
If you didn ;t have ch stanley drinking cup ance to catch up on all the latest headlines, here a look back at what had people talking across Halton this week. To stay up to date with local headlines, sign up for our newsletter delivered to your inbox everyday, seven days a week.1 Asteroid caught on camera: https://insidehalton/news-story/107...esident-s-doorbell-camera-captures-asteroid/2 Black Friday shopping in Halton: https://insidehalton/news-story/107...y-at-toronto-premium-outlets-in-halton-hills/ ART stanley cup ICLE CONTINUES BELOW 3 Dog attacks in Oakville: https://insidehalton/news-story/107...-society-investigating-following-dog-attacks/ 4 Burlington pharmacy employee hospitalized: https://insidehalton/news-story/107...macy-employee-hospitalized-following-robbery/ stanley flask ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW 5 A scary scam in Oakville: https://insidehalton/news-story/107...g-residents-after-being-scammed-out-of-3-000/

 

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TORONTO 鈥?Ontario will increase minimum wage to $15 an hour over the next 18 months as part of sweeping changes to labour laws, the province Liberal government announced Tuesday, satisfying a long-standing demand of left-leaning voters one year away from an election.The minimum wage increase was the centrepiece of a slew of reforms Premier Kathleen Wynne revealed in a campaign-s stanley vaso tyle setting, including ensuring equal pay for part-time workers, increasing vacation entitlements and expanding personal emergency leave.Wynne, whose party has been faring stanley termosar poorly in recent polls, said the changes, along with a number of her government recent announcements, are her plan for a fair society. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Our plan takes dead aim at the challenges that confront us in this new, uncertain world, she said, citing the Liberals ; pharmacare plan, a basic income pilot project, 100,000 new child-care spaces, and a plan to cool the housing market.It puts fairness at the heart of all stanley cup we do. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Ontario minimum wage increase will be phased-in gradually. It will rise, as scheduled, with inflation from $11.40 currently to $11.60 in October. Then, the government plans to bump it up to $14 an hour on Jan. 1, 2018 and $15 the following year.Ten per cent of Ontario workers currently make the minimum wage, Wynne said, and 30 per Wate 800 tour new Alaska ferry as fate of marine highway looms
The City of Guelph and the Ministry of the Environment are investigating after a sewage leak happened on Sunday Feb. 17 on a trail that runs along the Eramosa River. The city is conducting an intensive internal investigation of the spill, Daryush Esmaili, the citys manager of design and co stanley quencher nstruction, said in an email response to a Mercury Tribune inquiry. The Ministry of the Environment, Conservation and Parks is also currently investigating the spill which is standard response when a spill is reported. Esmaili said that the spill was wastewater from the citys sewer system that had overflowed through a manhole in the park along the Royal Recreational Trail 鈥?between Bell and Armstrong avenues. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The city learned of the spill at 9:43 a.m. on Sunday and stopped it by 10:22 a.m., he said. As soon as the vaso stanley city was alerted to the spill we immediately: visited the site to assess the issue; stopped the spill; and contacted the provinces Spills Action Centre to report the issue, Esmaili said. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Neighbourhood resident Kevin Walker expressed concern that it may have taken longer than it should have for the city to be alerted to the spill.Walker said that construction crews have been working in the area all year long; the work is part of the citys York Trunk Sewer and Paisley-Clythe Feeder Main stanley shop Project, a large-scale water main and sanitary sewer in

 

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Halton police are looking for three suspects after $2,000 worth of meat was stolen from Oakvilles Walmart on July 20.At around 8 p.m., two men and a woman entered the store at 234 Hays Blvd., and went to the meat depar stanley cups tment where they filled a shopping cart with ribs, prime chicken and steak.Police allege one suspect acted as a lookout and when it was clear all three individuals ran out of the store with the stolen property. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Loss prevention officials allege these three individuals have committed similar thefts at Walmarts across the GTA.The woman is described as South American, 20-25-years-old, f botella stanley ive-foot-four to five-foot-six, 110-115-pounds with a slim build and straight stanley sverige black hair in a ponytail. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW She wore a white dress and white sandals.The first male suspect is described as South American, 20-25 years old, five-foot-seven to five-foot-nine, 140-150-pounds with a slim build and short dark hair. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW He wore a black T-shirt, red shorts and sandals. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The second male suspect is described as South American, 20-25 years old, five-foot-eight to five-foot-ten, 170-180-pounds with a medium build and short dark hair shaved on the sides.He wore a camouflage tank top, ripped blue jean shorts and Ymqm New COVID-19 case on Six Nations
Nearly 80 seniors homes across Ontario are now reporting cases of COVID-19, acco stanley cup rding to a list released on Thursday by a leading Canadian geriatrician.Most of the cases are in the long-term care sector, where the most vulnerable seniors live, but at least 20 are reported in privately operated retirement homes, said Dr. Samir Sinha, director of geriatrics at Sinai Health System and the University Health Network.His research found 40 deaths, most in nursi stanley cup ng homes. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Retirement home residents are just as vulnerable as people living in nursing homes 鈥?and at greater risk, Sinha said.There are roughly 750 retirement homes in Ontario, with government-funded, home-care workers visiting daily to help seniors with dressing, bathing, wound care or physiotherapy. Most of those workers stanley mug spend their days moving from one home to the next, helping numerous seniors across their region. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW While retirement homes must follow government directives that ban families from visiting unless the resident is gravely ill, Sinha said, home-care workers are still coming and going each day, increasing the likelihood that COVID-19 will spread from the community into the homes.One home had continuing regular visits by 38 different home-care workers. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW We might be seeing the beginning of a real cata

 

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Ontario is reporting another 2,333 COVID-19 cases and 15 more deaths, according to its latest report released Wednesday morning.The seven-day avera stanley water bottle ge is at 2,316 cases daily, or 111 weekly per 100,000. Ontarios seven stanley termosy -day average for deaths is at 14.7 daily.The province says 52,532 tests were completed the previous day, and a 4.8 per cent positivity rate. This is the highest rate seen on a Wednesday since Jan. 20. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW There are 1,111 people currently hospitalized with COVID-19 in the province, including 396 patients in intensive care. There are 252 people on ventilators.However, Critical Care Services Ontario CCSO says 421 patients are now in ICU beds with COVID-related illness in the province, Anthony Dale, the head of the Ontario Hospital Association tweeted. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The previous high for ICU cases was 420 at the peak of Wave 2 in mid-January.The CCSO does not publicly post its data, which is used by scientists in Ontarios pandemic modelling. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The provinces own data, posted daily to Ontarios pandemic dashboard, has been criticized for excluding patientsstanley cup when they stop testing positive for the virus, even if they are still taking up an ICU bed. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Ontario has administered 89,873 vaccine doses s Zmeq 4 at 4 鈥?Halton news of the day for Aug. 9, 2022
The Milton Public Library is receiving $50,000 in federal government funding to support its facilities and pr stanley tumblers ograms.The grant, which is part of the governments Healthy Communities Initiative, will go toward creating a more inclusive community space and supportive programs, including a planned Indigenous garden at the librarys Beaty branch in spring 2022 in consultation with Indigenous partners聽鈥?such as Grandmothers Voice.In addition to educational programming on Indigenous land, plant, and medicines 鈥?there will be programming that features voices of Indigenous authors, artists, elders, residential school survivors in and around Halton. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW stanley cup This garden will not only encourage our sense of belonging by transforming a public space for us to gather, but it will advance individuals ; cross-culture learning through Indigenous-centered programming. The implementation of this initiative will aid in revitalizing Milton to be a healthier, more resilient community and increase social connection to contribute to our overall mental and physical well-being, said Milton MP Adam van Koeverden in a news release. The federal government is investi stanley cups ng $31 million in the Healthy Communities Initiative, according to the release. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The community is invited to provide input on the programs in the coming weeks at beinspired.ca.

 

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LONDON 鈥?Britain cybersecurity agency has told government departments not to use antivirus software from Moscow-based firm Kaspersky Lab.Ciaran Martin, head of the National Cyber Security Centre, says Russia is acting against the U.K. 8216 national interest in cyberspace.In a letter dated Friday to civil service chiefs, he said Russia seeks to target U.K. central government and the U.K. 8216 critical national infrastructure. He advised that a Russia-based provider should never be used for systems that deal with issues related to national security. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The agency says it not stanley cups advising the public at large against using Kaspersky popular antivirus products. Martin says British authorities are holding talks stanley cup with Kaspersky a vaso stanley bout preventing the transfer of U.K. data to the Russian state. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Kaspersky has denied wrongdoing and says it doesn ;t assist Russian cyberespionage efforts.By The Associated Press Deno Smithsonian Magazine discovers Hamilton is true waterfall capital of the world
Avoid traffic jams before they occur 鈥?20 closures are sc stanley taza heduled for roadwork on provincial hig stanley flasche hways in Halton on Sept. 1, 2023:Highway 401 eastbound between Fifth Line Road, Milton and 407, Miss.-Halton: two alternating lanes closed until Sept. 1 at 5 a.m.Highway 401 eastbound between Regional Road 25 and James Snow Pkwy, Milton: three alternating lanes closed until Sept. 1 at 5 a.m.Highway 401 eastbound express between James Snow Pkwy, Milton and 407, Miss.-Halton: one alternating lane closed until Sept. 1 at 5 a.m.Highway 401 eastbound on-ramp at James Snow Pkwy, Milton: all lanes closed until Sept. 1 at 2 p.m.Highway 401 eastbound on-ramp at Regional Road 25, Milton: all lanes closed until Sept. 1 at 2 p.m.Highway 401 eastbound on-ramp at Trafalgar Road, Halton-Milton: all lanes closed until Sept. 1 at 2 p.m.Highway 401 westbound between James Snow Parkway and Halton Road 22, Milton: two alternating lanes closed until Sept. 1 at 6 a.m.Highway 401 westbound between James Snow Parkway and Regional Road 25, Milton: three alternating lanes closed until Sept. 1 at 5 a.m.Highway 401 westbound between Trafalgar Road, Halton-Milton and James Snow Pkwy, Milton: two alternating lanes closed until Sept. 1 at 5 a.m.Highway 401 westbound on-ramp at James Snow Pkwy, Milton: all lanes clo stanley deutschland sed until Sept. 1 at 2 p.m.Highway 401 westbound on-ramp at Regional Road 25, Milton: all lanes closed until Sept. 1 at 2 p.m.Highway 401 westbound on-ramp at Trafalgar Road, Halton-Milton: all lanes cl

 

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TORONTO 鈥?A $17-million interactive digital media tax credit from the Ontario government helped pare Postmedi stanley cup a Network Canada Corp. 8216 second-quarter net loss to $1.3 million from a loss of $28.5 million a year earlier.However, Postmedia executive chairman Paul Godfrey said that was the last quarter for the tax recovery because newspapers were specifically excluded in the 2015 Ontario budget.Instead, he hopes continued lobbying of all levels of government will lead to financial support and ultimately the pre stanley becher servation of distinctly Canadian brands and voices. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Godfrey singled out Quebec, which announced in its recent budget that it will spend about $36 million to help newspapers in the province, including about $19 million to aid their transition to d stanley cup price igital platforms.We are hopeful that this may inspire support from other provincial governments and even perhaps our federal government to help made-in-Canada industries level the playing field, he said during a conference call. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Federal Heritage Minister Melanie Joly unveiled a cultural strategy in September that lacked measures to boost newspapers. She said Ottawa had no interest in bailing out industry models that are no longer viable.Ottawa was called upon to tax foreign companies selling digital subscriptions in Canada, create a $400-million fund to help fin Whwc Suspects fail in daylight robbery attempt at Mississauga Scotiabank
Environment Canada ha vaso stanley s issued a rainfall warning for the Halton Region.The agency issued the warning on its website Monday at 5:55 p.m., sayin stanley cup g the impacted areas could botella stanley see steady, sometimes heavy rain. So far, radar indicates that about 55 mm has fallen.An area of slow-moving thunderstorms is located from Hornby to North Burlington, moving south at 15 km/h, the agency said online 鈥?which could impact locations in Waterdown North, North Burlington, Hornby, Flamboro, and more. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Heavy downpours can cause flash floods and water pooling on roads. Localized flooding in low-lying areas is possible. 聽 ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW

 

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MIS kubki stanley SISAUGA, Ont. 鈥?Knowledge First Financial has acquired Heritage Education Funds stanley cup to create a 1,600-member sales force for registered education savings plans, a type of Canadian tax shelter.Together they have a total of $6.2 billion in assets under management.The combined business will operate under the name Knowledge First Financial Inc., with George Hopkinson continuing as president and CEO. The current CEO of Heritage, Jason Maguire, will join Knowledge First as managing director. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW stanley vaso They didn ;t announce financial terms of their transaction, which closed Tuesday. By The Canadian Press ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Gpcm Mini tornadoes of flames: Durham police investigating Algoma Orchards fire
OTTAWA 鈥?Leading philanthropists and immunization experts say the world lacks the ability to stanley cup properly manufacture, finance and distribute a COVID-19 vaccine, even if one were found by the end of the year.The good news, they say, is that if planning starts now as promising research continues, a new method can be found to ensure the vaccine goes to everyone who needs it across the world.They say that itself would be a breakthrough in international science, business and political co-operation. A stanley termoska RTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation and other groups are calling for new global financing tools to spool up the manufacturing capability in both developed and less developed countries.That because, as of right now, there stanley cup no equitable or practical way to distribute a new vaccine across the globe. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW That means coming up with potentially tens of billions of dollars to outfit factories, train health workers, and focus research on a simple vaccine that might work.We need to put in place a massive amount of capacity to develop vaccines, so when and if we get a vaccine, that able to be developed or manufactured at a huge and unprecedented scale, Joe Cerrell, the managing director of the Gates foundation said from London during a conference call Thursday that included participants from at least three continents.