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MONTREAL 鈥?A large-scale security breach at credit monitoring company Equifax has already attracted the attention of Canadian class-action lawyers and the country privacy commissioner as the fallout from the massive hack gathered momentum Friday and thrust corporate concerns about cybersecurity into the spotlight.Several class-action law firms are circling after the Atlanta-headquartered company revealed on Thursday that it was the victim of a cyberattack during the summer that exposed the personal info stanley cup becher rmation of 143 million Americans and an unspecified number of Canadians.In the U.S., the theft includes consumers ; names, Social Security numbers, birth dates, addres stanley botella ses and, in some cases, driver licence numbers. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW And yet Equifax Canada i stanley nz s remaining largely mum, declining to provide details about how many Canadians were affected or the data that was stolen. It said Friday it had no information to add to what its U.S. parent announced.Cyber security expert Bob Hudyma said Equifax is being tight-lipped because it is concerned about lawsuits. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW There no doubt that their legal department has been very, very busy in insuring that they maintain the strongest possible position in these unfortunate circumstances, said Hudyma, who works at Ryerson University Ted Rogers School of Information Technolog Guxz OPP busts huge Haliburton drug ring, 16 people arrested
A secondary plan to shape the future of Halton Hills large-scale employment hub is nearing completion.A final version of the Premier Gateway Employment Area PGEA secondary plan 鈥?planned to accommodate employment growth in the area to 2031 鈥?was presented to town council during a meeting last month and is anticipated to be approved at the Oct. 10 session.The area, established along the Steeles Avenue corridor between James Snow Parkway and Winston Churchill Boulevard in 2000, is expected to assist the town in meeting its long-term strategic, economic development and financial sustainability goals. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Approving the plan would help us develop the industrial area along the Steeles Avenue corridor that is important for our balance of residential vs. industrial development, said Mayor Ann Lawlor.The 1,161 gross hectares of land in the employment area was split among four phases for development Phase 1A, 1B, 2A and 2B employment areas . A stanley quencher RTICLE CONTINUES BELOW botella stanley The fourth and final development area, Phase 2B 鈥?made up of approximately 257 hectares of land 鈥?is located north of Steeles Avenue, between Eighth Line and Winston Churchill Boulevard.The secondary plan is expected to be implemented for this phase soon after it is approv stanley becher ed by council. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The Phase 2B area is primarily designated as pre

 

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TORONTO 鈥?Flexible work arrangements, affordable child-care offerings and training for new jobs are all key to helping women recover from a 8220 he-cession, says the Ontario Chamber of Commerce.Those ideas stanley cup are among dozens of recommendations the provincial business organization made in a report it released Wednesday that is meant to combat the outsized impact the COVID-19 pandemic is having on women.The health crisis has so far pushed women participation in the labour force down to its lowest level in three decades. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW About 1.5 million Canadian women lost their jobs in the first two months of th kubki stanley e pandemic and 45 per cent of women in the country experienced a decline in hours worked, the Royal Bank of Canada said in July.This is not just a concern for women but for everyone and for the economy as a whole, said Claudia Dessanti, a senior policy stanley thermobecher analyst at the Ontario chamber. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW It definitely time to go beyond the platitudes and...to develop a strategy.The OCC suggests a plan be created to rapidly increase child-care spaces and allow for physical distancing, earmark funding for a potential second wave of COVID-19 and enhance resources for parents to support their children with remote learning. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The organization would Gawo Auto thefts in York: eight vehicles stolen last week (June 9)
As Canada braces for a recession some experts are already comparing to the Great Depression, some millennials are taking a close look at their finances for the first time.However, the majority of this generation members 鈥?born between 1980 and 1996 鈥?have been through this before. The eldest had entered the workforce and were laid off in the period after the 2008 market crash. Those who graduated in the late aughts recall the sparse job offerings and widespread financial anxiety. As a result, they ;re feeling more prepared for whatever coming now.The Canadian Press spoke to three Canadian millennials on what they learned during their first reces stanley us sion and how to get through the current one. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Don ;t be too hard on yourself, says one Toronto financial counsellor.Thirty-four-year-old Jessica Moorhouse spent the majority of her first year in the working world unemployed. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW She graduated from Simon Fraser University with a degree in film in 2009. Though she ;d heard whisperings from stanley quencher her parents and older friends about the toll the 2008 housing crisis had taken on the country, Moorhouse didn 82 stanley italia 17;t expect to face a job market as stripped of job prospects as the one she saw.As I was approaching that graduation deadline, then I kind of realized, this seems a little bit harder, ; Moorhouse says.

 

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BRACEBRIDGE 鈥?Lakeland Power just keeps giving and giving, says its chief financial officer.Chris Litschko recently presented more than $32,000 in rebates to Town of Bracebridge directo stanley cup r of public works Walt Schmid in what Litschko referred to as incentive savings from two conversion projects.Two cheques were presented as part of the Save ON Energy Retrofit Program at an Oct. 19 planning and development committee meeting. The first cheque for $17,787 was in conjunction with the $67,577 street light conversion project that saw more than 200 decorative street light stanley fr s converted to LED throughout Bracebridge. An estimated $100,000 in energy savings is realized through this project. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW That affects me, laughed Litschko. I just keep giving and giving. This was the final phase of the upgrade project that began in 2015, which saw the installation of a total of stanley thermobecher 975 LED street lights. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The sportsplex also underwent $85,880 in changes that saw Litschko relinquishing a second cheque of $14,232 and the town realizing more than 190,000 kilowatt hours in annual savings. According to an Oct. 23 Town of Bracebridge press statement, this savings is equal to what 19 average homes in Ontario consume in energy. We estimate that the total LED light retrofit program will save the town $100,000 annually with a payback period on investment of 6.5 ye Uxta CEO deserved termination for U.S. travel: hospital
OTTAWA 鈥?The country inflation barometer turned positive last month after two months of deflation as the consumer price index increased by 0.7 per cent in June compared to a year earlier, Statistics Canada reported Wednesday.The consumer price index had registered two months of negative readings leading up to June, first with 0.2 per cent annualized decline in April, then a further 0.4 per cent drop in May.The turnaround from May to June matched the fastest acceleration in the so-called headline inflation reading since March 2011, but still left the measure well below the Bank of Canada two-per-cent comfort zone. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW BMO Financial Group chief econ stanley cup omist Douglas Porter said there is modest room for optimism when the inflation result is paired with some of the other economic reading stanley mug s for June, such as an increase in retail and manufacturing sales.Even so, things ar stanley becher e still a long way from normal, he said. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW We have to treat all of these figures with a bit of caution just because it is such an exceptional circumstance, Porter said in an interview.Clothing and footwear prices were up after two months of steep declines while brick-and-mortar stores were closed due to COVID-19, but they were still down on a year-over-year basis. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Electricity prices

 

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Construction on a full Hwy. 410 interchange at Courtneypark Drive is anticipated to start in 2019, according to Ontarios Ministry of Transportation.Last month, the ministry officially opened a stanley cup dditional lanes on the highway from Queen Street to Hwy. 401.The expansion is part of a reconstruction project that began in 2014 from Eglinton Avenue on the 403 to north of Queen Street on Hwy. 410. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Work includes building a commuter parking lot at Courtneyp stanley cup ark Drive, constructing a new Hwy. 410 southbound exit ramp to Courtneypark Drive and reconstructing the existing ramp to get onto the highway southbound. The ministry said it is currently in the process of finalizing a partnership agreement with the City of Mississauga and Region of P stanley cups eel to begin a detailed design for a full interchange at the busy Courtneypark Drive location. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Pdqs Giant subdivision being proposed in Milton with close to 800 homes
Researchers from universities across Canada teamed up earlier this year to establish protocols for preventing large-scale COVID-19 outbreaks in the workplace. Now those protocols are being adopted by businesses in Ontario.In their Sept. 30 report, Working in a bubble: How can businesses reopen while limiting th stanley cup e risk of COVID-19 outbreaks authors from the University of Calgary, Queen University, the University of Toronto and Toronto General Hospital explored how creating work bubb stanley taza les can help reduce the risk of company-wide COVID-19 outbreaks while helping businesses continue to function. We know public health is about protecting all of us, so weve got to keep people working, said Tyler Williamson, one of the studys authors and an assistant professor in the department of community health sciences at the University of聽Calgary. If we kill the economy were in big trouble from a public health perspective. So were trying to think about ways that we can keep working and keep companies open while limiting the risks. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Work bubbles are cohorts that contain the least number of people necessary to do a job and are strictly separated from other bubbles to prevent virus transmission between groups in the event of a small outbreak. Their stanley cup role is to allow employees to continue working safely if one work bubble is removed from the workforce due to a COVID-19 infection.The study argued such

 

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OTTAWA 鈥?After being rushed through the House of Commons in a single day, a bill authorizing new benefits for workers impacted by the COVI stanley cup D-19 pandemic has hit a roadblock in the Senate.Sen. Marc Gold, the government representative in the Senate, was denied leave Wednesday to have the upper house deal with Bill C-4 Thursday, after hearing from Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland and Employment Minister Carla Qualtrough.The Senate will now consider the legislation on Friday, barring further holdups. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW It was not immediately clear which senator said No in response to Gold request for leave.But Sen. Scott Tannas, leader of the 13-member Canadian Senators Group, had issued a statement Wednesday expressing frustration that senators have been pressured by the government to pass billions of dollars ; worth of emergency pandemic-related legislation in a matter of hours, without adequate scrutiny. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Opposition MPs have expressed similar frustration, with Conservatives and Bloc Qu茅b茅cois MPs voting Tuesday against the government bid to fast-track the bill through the Commons. With the support of the N stanley thermobecher DP, the government was nevertheless able to speed up passage of the bill, which was eventually approved unanimously in the wee hours of Wednesday morning.Conservative and Bloc MPs took shots Wednesday a stanley fr t the NDP as Laod Most actively traded companies on the TSX
T stanley cup ORONTO 鈥?A judge accused of lying to a disciplinary committee said on Tuesday that he did indeed give up all involvement with a Black federation he helped found out of fear he would be suspended from the bench.Testifying at a hearing into his alleged misconduct, Ontario court Judge Donald McLeod said he resigned from his roles on the Federation of Black Canadians in mid-2018.At the time, the disciplinary committee was weighing in on a complaint about McLeod efforts as a m stanley tumbler ember of the federation steering committee and its lobbying of the federal government. The complaint turned stanley cups on whether he was compromising his position as a judge by being a part of an activist group. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW McLeod, who has won widespread accolades for his work on Black issues, said he was surprised to learn he was under threat of judicial sanction and worried what would happen if that became public.It left me in an unenviable position, McLeod said. Now they were going to suspend me. Im the only Black judge on the Ontario court of justice. It would cause harm to my reputation. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW McLeod had founded the federation in 2016. It describes itself as a national, non-partisan, non-profit organization to advance the social, economic, political and cultural interests of Canadians of African descent.The activist organization lobbied government on issues

 

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When the deadline to announce winners passed, the teacher thought it was the end of a well-done project by her Grade 5 class.Tur stanley tazas ns out organizers of Compugen Create, Collaborate, Innovative Classroom Contest were merely a bit late in their announcement of winning entries. The wait turned out to be worthwhile.Catherine Fosters Grade 5 class at Holland Landing Public School were rewarded for their patience May 4 by being named one of four winning classrooms in the nationwide contest. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The task was to illustrate the impact of future technology on a profession in a 45-second video.The group chose to highlight the medical s stanley thermos ystem and how treatment for a heart attack might look in the future. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW From engaging phone apps to report the incident to driverless ambulance to technology for treating the boy stanley cup , distressed during a winter walk, the class of 34 students nailed it.Online research, shooting a video in the classroom, lots of tweaking and editing later, We crossed our fingers and sent it off, said Foster, who has been teaching at the elementary school for four years. I thought March break was the deadline, but they were just late making the announcement. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The prize included 15 HP laptop computers and a Sprout 3D computer and scanner system. The students will rec Ugmg Toronto stocks hit new intraday high
Since the beginning of April, Peel Public Health has been collecting data on the race and occupation of coronavirus patients in the region.First reported by the Toronto Sta stanley quencher r, Dr. Lawrence Loh, interim medical officer of health for Peel, confirmed on Wednesday, April 22 that the regional health agency had initiated a systemic collection of data around the race and work of persons with COVID-19 since the beginning of the month. Reports around COVID-19 outbreaks in other jurisdictions have indicated that there have been significant impacts to specific communities based on certain indicators, such as race and occupation, he said. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Loh said the pilot study was to assess patterns and trends in COVID-19 cases in the weeks to come.Throughout this crisis, numerous new data points have been identified that help staff best direct support to residents in need, including race. There is no right or wrong time for the data to be collected, said Peel Public Health in an email. The direction to collect new data comes as new information is learned about the virus.聽 ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The move to track race and occupation comes as research indicates that racialized people make up a disproportionate amount of the essential and front-line workforce still on the job thr stanley tumblers ough the COVID-19 pandemic.The Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives stanley cup used cen

 

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Two people have been seriously injured in an accident on Hwy. 401 after their vehicle was hit by a transport truck.Around 2:10 p.m. a Toyota SUV lost control on Hwy. 401 near Trafalgar Road and struck the concrete median on the side of the road. The SUV then re-entered the traffic lanes and was struck by an east-bound transport truck.Two people, both occupants of the SUV, have been tak stanley us en to hospital with serious injuries. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW T stanley taza he OPP closed all eastbound lanes of the highway between James Snow Parkway and Trafalgar Road. One westbou stanley cups nd lane was also been closed. They were not reopened until 1 a.m. Tuesday. Police are continuing their investigation and it not known what caused the driver of the SUV to lose control. However, with the rain and wet conditions, Sgt. Kerry Schmidt of the Ontario Provincial Police urged drivers to use caution due to the possibility of standing water. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Anyone who witnessed the accident is asked to call Port Credit OPP at 905-278-6131. amp;amp;lt;! /* Font Definitions */ @font-face {font-family:Cambria Math; panose-1:2 4 5 3 5 4 6 3 2 4; mso-font-charset:0; mso-generic-font-family:roman; mso-font-pitch:variable; mso-font-signature:3 0 0 0 1 0;} @font-face {font-family:Calibri; panose-1:2 15 5 2 2 2 4 3 2 4; mso-font-charset:0; mso-generic-font-family:swiss; mso-font-pitch:variab

 

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SOUTH DUNDAS TOWNSHIP, Ont. 鈥?Two stanley water jug people from the Toronto area are facing drug charges after a traffic stop in eastern Ontario.Provincial police say a vehicle allegedly travelling more than 150 kilometres per hour on Highway 401 was stopped west of Cornwall, Ont., on Tuesday.Police allege they found marijuana inside the stanley cup vehicle. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The driver, a 27-year-old man from Mississauga, Ont., is charged with possession of a controlled substance, along with racing a motor vehicle and failing to surrender an insurance card. A 28-year-old woman from Toronto, who was a passenger in the ca stanley canada r, is also charged with possession. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Police say both were released and are scheduled to appear in court in Morrisburg, Ont., on May 2. CJOJ ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW By The Canadian Press Ictm I m just trying to become a person again : Homeless woman gets keys to apartment leased by the city
There doe stanley cup snt seem to be much vaccine hesitancy in the business world.Just a few weeks after Ontario Premier Doug Ford announced a program to vaccinate essential workers in COVID-19 hot spots, hundreds of companies are already clamouring to host pop-up clinics.So far, four companies have gotten the go-ahead: web giant Amazon, Maple Leaf Foods, Maple Lodge Farms and pharmaceutical company Apotex. According to a spokesperson for Solicitor General Sylvia Jones, whos helping guide vaccine distribution, 500 companies have applied. Some have been turned down because they werent in hot spots or arent considered essential. Among the other criteria to host a clinic are that a company must have had a COVID outbreak or be considered at risk of one. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The majority are not able to meet all th stanley taza e criteria. Ultimately the ability to move forward depends on vaccine supply and capacity of the local public health unit, said Stephen Warner, the solicitor generals press secretary. The clinics, said Warner, are being co-ordinated by companies and their local public health units, and will be funded by the companies.Getting essential workers vaccinated 鈥?whether at on-site clinics or elsewhere 鈥?is a crucial part of stemming the pandemics third wave, said Dr. Isaac Bogoch, an infectious disease specialist at the University Health Network and a member of the provinces COVID vac stanley website cine task force. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW

 

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OTTAWA 鈥?Nearly 100,000 Canadians signed up to become organ donors after learning a victim of last month Humboldt Broncos bus crash had signed a donor card just weeks before stanley thermos mug the crash 鈥?and wound up saving six lives.According to Canadian Blood Services there were 99,742 registrations in April alone, and that number only includes provinces that have online registration: British Columbia, Alberta, Manitoba, Ontario, Quebec, and Prince Edward Island.The othe stanley mugg r provinces reported receiving a lot of phone calls from people inquiring about how to register. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Jenny Ryan, a spokesperson for Canadian Blood Services, called it an extraordinary show of support for organ and tissue donation, and said the tragedy inspired people to be more aware.She noted that the spike in organ donation registrations also occurred during a week in April that dedicated to national organ and tissue donation awareness. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Logan Boulet signed a donor card after his 21st birthday, several weeks before the bus carrying him and the rest of the Humboldt Broncos hockey team collided with a tractor trailer in rural Saskatchewan. He was among the 16 people killed in the crash; another 13 were injured.In Ontario, there are typically 42 online organ donation registrations a day, but since the tragedy that number has jumped to a stanley mugs lmost 800 registrations per d Pyoh Warning from a pandemic data dump Ottawa sewage shows alarming spike in COVID-19 virus
An Ontario police officer is facing fraud charges after an investigation into the theft of Wayne Gretzky memorabilia from the home of the hockey legend father.Police say a three-month probe into the theft uncovered an alleged fraud involving a Gretzky hockey stick.A spokeswoman for the Ontario Provincial Police says Insp. June Dobson is facing fraud charges in the case. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Staff Sgt. Carolle Dionne says Dobson was already on an unrelated paid leave of absence when the charges were announced Tuesday.Police in Brantford, Ont., announced that they arrested a 58-year-old Oakville, Ont., man and a 58-year-old Brockville, Ont., woman, but did not name them. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The arrests came after an investigation following the theft of approximately US$500,000 worth of memorabilia from the home of Walter Gretzky.Brantford police say that during the investigation they uncovered evidence of someone - unrelated to the theft - allegedly committing fraud involving a Gretzky hockey stick. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW stanley shop Dobson is facing charges of stanley cup quencher fraud over $5,000 and breach of trust. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW She was the detachment commander of the Gren stanley cup ville, Ont., OPP detachment.The as-yet unnamed Oakville man is charged with theft over $5,000 and possession

 

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OTTAWA 鈥?Justin Trudeau says he shares the concerns of Canadians who object to reports of the government multi-million dollar settlement with Omar Khadr.But the prime minister says if the government hadn ;t settled with the former Guantanamo Bay inmate, it would have cost as much as $40 million to put an end to the case.I can understand Canadians ; concerns about the settlement. In fact, I share those concerns about the money. That why we settled, Trudeau said Thursday. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Khadr had filed a $20-million lawsuit against the government for violating his Charter rights, and has received an out-of-court set stanley thermobecher tlement reportedly worth $10.5 million.If we h termo stanley ad continued to fight this, not only would we have inevitably lost, but estimates range from $30 to $40 million that it would have ended up costing the government, Trudeau said. AR stanley cups TICLE CONTINUES BELOW This was the responsible path to take.Khadr was sent to the notorious U.S. prison after being captured during a firefight with U.S. forces in Afghanistan in 2002. He was 15 years old when he was wounded in a battle in which U.S. Sgt. Chris Speer was killed and fellow Delta Force soldier Layne Morris was blinded in one eye. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Khadr was interrogated in 2003 and 2004 by Canadian intellig Ynfk Erin driver charged with impaired after colliding with bulldozer
Southlake Regional Health Centre got a funding boost from the Provincial government Oct. 16.Deputy Premier and Health Minister Christine Elliot announced that the province is investing more than $5.1 million to expand home and community care services for people in York Region.Expanding home and community care is a critical part of our plan to end hallway health care, Elliott said. By making stanley cup usa these significant investments at Southlake and supporting partnerships between home and community care providers and busy hospitals, patients will e stanley quencher xperience quicker transitions between receiving hospital care and returning home with the appropriate support they need to properly recover. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The investment will support the Southlake Geriatric Alternate Level of Care Reduction Program, which helps to tackle the issue of hallway health care. The funding will support Southlake@home, a home and community care program providing patients who have completed a hospita stanley cup website l stay in acute care with an intensive transitional plan of care to ensure their safe return home.The money will also go to fund Geriatric Admission Diversion Clinic, which will be open seven days a week and enable appropriate patients with geriatric care needs to be diverted from the Southlake emergency department to receive treatment. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Southlake has been experiencing high

 

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WASHINGTON 鈥?Despite the eye-popping figures thrown around in the NAFTA conversation 鈥?$2 billion in daily trade, 18 million autos built each year, hundreds of thousands of jobs in the U.S. 鈥?one number in particular seems to be giving fits to Canadas negotiating team: 232.That the section of U.S. trade law that lets President Donald Trump use national security as justification to impose crippling tariffs on foreign imports, a sword of Damocles the federal Liberal government desperately wants to blunt.Sources say Thursday talks between Foreign Affairs Minister Chrystia Freeland and U.S. trade ambassador Robert Lighthizer were dominated by efforts to secure a commitment from the Americans that a new NAFTA deal would mitigate the risk of such tariffs. ARTICLE stanley cup CONTINU stanley website ES BELOW 232 is emerging as the major problem, said one source close to the talks, speak stanley mugs ing freely on condition of anonymity.Rather than demanding absolute immunity, Canada is working hard to try to make the president favourite trade cudgel more difficult to reach for, the source said. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW For her part, Freeland offered little evidence of momentum Thursday when she emerged from the talks, sticking to her strategy of keeping mum on substantive details and offering only that the two sides were focused on 8220 ome tough issues.The atmosphere Vatz Ontario reviews COVID-19 symptoms list for schools
TORONTO 鈥?Disney Plus is raising the price of its monthly subscription by $3 in Canada next year, but the hike will come with the addition of a new portal of entertainment.The home of Disney, Pixar and Marvel franchises says it will introduce Star, the international version of its U.S. Hulu brand, on the existing Disney Plus platfor stanley cups m in February.Star will serve up thousands of hours from Disney TV wing, 20th Century Studios and the FX channel, but it won ;t be charged as an additional service. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Instead, Disney Plus says it ;ll increase its monthly price from $8.99 to $11.99 for all Canadian users on Feb 23, 2021, the same time Star appears on the platform main page.Disney didn ;t outline specific titles that will be available on Star in Canada, but it has a massive catalogue to pull from. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW stanley romania Its selection could span blockbusters, from Die Hard and The Shape of Water to recent FX TV mini-series such as Devs and Mrs. America.The company also promised 35 first-run series will premiere within a year of the launch date for Star, which is an entirely different streaming option than Starz, a brand licensed by Bell Media in Canada. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Disney announced the Star rollo stanley drinking cup ut during its investor day

 

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TORONTO 鈥?Ontario is following British Columbia lead, promising to introduce a ta stanley mug x on foreign homebuyers that the province hopes will help cool the frantic housing market, easing concerns about a potential bubble in Canada fastest growing urban region.The 15-per-cent non-resident speculation tax was among 16 housing measures the provincial government announced Thursday, which also included a promise to expand rent control, allow Toronto to impose a tax on vacant homes and use surplus provincial lands for affordable housing.Premier Kathleen Wynne said the new tax would not target immigrants, and a rebate would be available to foreigners who work in Ontario, those who subsequently get citizenship or permanent resident status and international students. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW With this tax, we are targeting people who aren ;t looking for a place to raise a family stanley thermos 鈥?they ;re looking only for a quick profit or a safe place to park their money, Wynne said.Fears of a potential real estate market collapse as well as diminishing housing affordability have put increasing pressure on Wynne Liberal government to take action, at stanley cup a time when the average price of detached houses in the Greater Toronto Area has increased more than 30 per cent since last year. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Wynne said the measures were designed to help people affo Ubwo Today s coronavirus news: Over the last week, Ontario s 34 health units have reported an average of 137 new infections per day, well down from peak of nearly 600 in late April
Haldimands demographics are not particularly diverse at the outset. Despite two neighbouring First Nations, the county is 95 per stanley cup cent white, according to Statistics Canada.With lingering tensions over recent blockades in Caledonia, and a steady stream of incoming diverse residents, council has accepted a staff proposal to create a diversity, equity and inclusion advisory committee that will offer information and recommendations to council, senior staff and the Police Services Board. Given the changes happening in our community with respect to the increasing number of people choosing to live here from different backgrounds and different perspectives, we felt it was important that we consider creating a committee that will deal with broader committee issues, not just police services, said chief administrative officer Craig Manley. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW What we know鈥?The committees mandate is creating an atmosphere conducive to harmonious community relations in the county. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW 鈥?The committee will work to remove barri stanley website ers to inclusion for all residents; introduce initiatives and measures to achi stanley polska eve better understanding of the increasingly diverse communities;聽 and advise on new and existing policies, practices and master plans to ensure the county is fostering diversity and inclusion.鈥?There will be a maximum of seven committee members 鈥?one each from the Accessibi

 

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PORT ST. LUCIE, Fla. 鈥?Afr stanley mugs ican warthogs, not surprisingly, are not native to Florida so state wildlife officials are investigating how one wound up loose in a suburban neighbourhood.Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation officials told TCPalm that it cap stanley cup tured the tusky animal last month after a five-day search about 50 miles north of West Palm Beach. That included failed attempts to capture it with traps and a rope snare before a wildlife officer spotted it and tackled it. The newspaper reports the officer got some cuts on his legs in the process.Under state law, owning a warthog requires a permit but no one in that area had one. Officials said the beast is tame and is friendly when offered food. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW stanley thermoskannen By The Associated Press Hodv Ontario long-term care residents to get 4 hours of direct care daily by 2025
A man is facing robbery charges after two incidents April 16 at Aurora convenience stores located along Yonge Street.York Regional Police say a man armed with a knife demanded and received an unspecified a stanley cup usa mount of cash around 2:1 stanley tumblers 0 p.m. at a store located at 15461 Yonge St.In a second incident, a witness walked into the convenience store as the suspect was demanding cash from an employee of the store located at 15408 Yonge St. around 2:55 p.m. The suspect received cash and fled. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW A suspect was located and arrested by police shortly afterwards. Krisztian Papis, 35, stanley tumblers of no fixed address, is charged with two counts of robbery. He is also charged with four counts of failure to comply with a probation order. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW No physical injuries were reported in either robbery.Anyone with information is asked to contact the York Regional Police Hold-Up Unit at 1-866-876-5423, ext. 6630. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Note: This story has been updated.

 

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TORONTO 鈥?Gains in the industrials sector helped lift Canada main stock inde botella stanley x higher in early trading, while U.S. stock markets also pushed ahead.The SP/TSX composite index up 111.72 points at 16,471.86.In New York, the Dow Jones industrial average was up 227.98 points at 28,221.31. The SP 500 index was up 34.64 points at 3,418.18, while the Nasdaq composite was up 154.03 points at 11,210.68. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The Canadian dollar traded for 76.04 cents US compared with 75.90 cents US on Monday.The October crude contract was up 32 cents at US$37.58 per barrel and the October natural gas contract was up three cents at US$2.34 per mmBTU. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The December gold contract was up US$9.60 at US$1,973.30 an ounce and the December copper contract stanley thermobecher was up less than a penny at US$3.07 a pound.This report by The Canadian Press was first p stanley termosky ublished Sept. 15, 2020. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Companies in this story: TSX:GSPTSE, TSX:CADUSD=X ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW By The Canadian Press Bwrc Russia fires missiles from Mediterranean at IS in Syria
TORONTO 鈥?Barrick Gold Corp. expects to see only modest effects from rising inflation this year, said chief executive Mark Bristow. There is some pressure, it depends on your outlook on the oil and gas prices, he said on an analys stanley water bottle t call Monday.The company is currently on budget for the year, but Bristow warned that if spot prices for energy were to continue to the end of the year, it would add about one per cent to total costs. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Prices for key inputs like oil and steel have been rising as economies ramp up from COVID-19-related shutdowns, raising concerns about the poten stanley cup quencher tial for rapid inflation.Barrick has been insulated from some of those pressures because materials for many of its major projects were already contracted before prices started to rise, Bristow said. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The company has also avoided some supply crunch issues caused by the pandemic because it increased its stock holdings of materials early on, and has create stanley becher d a diverse supply chain, he said.Looking toward next year, Bristow said that he does expect further inflation but that overall he especially concerned about how the economic effects of the pandemic will play out. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW There will be inflation, theres so much money around. For me the big worry is how does the real world deal with whats

 

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A number of new recalls and important safety notices have hit the Canadian marketplace and big-name stores are being impacted.One recall expansion involves the Mastercraft 5 Gallon Air Compressor 1.5-Hp and MotoMaster 5 Gallon Twin-Stack Air Compressor 1.5-Hp sold by Canad stanley termosar ian Tire. The date code is located on the unit name plate on the tank.The regulator knob may break off under pressure and may lead to a component failure and cause injury to consumers, Health Canada said. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW As of Jan. 20, the company has receiv stanley bottles ed 21 reports of incidents in Canada with 1 injury.Consumers should immediately stop using the compressors and return them to the place of purchase for a full refund, the recall warning states ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW For more information, consumers may co stanley mug ntact the Canadian Tire Call Centre by telephone at 1-800-387-8803.聽 The call centre is open Monday to Friday from 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. EST and on Saturday and Sunday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. EST. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Another Zwdf Federal aid for refugee claims won t stop cuts at Parkdale legal clinic
Heres what you need to know to start your day.WEATHERMainly sunny in Burlington and Oakville. Increasing cloudiness near noon then 30 per cent chance of showers this afternoon. High 26. Humidex 30: https://w stanley quencher eather.gc.ca/city/pages/on-79_metric_e.html ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW stanley website Mainly sunny in Milton and Halton Hills. Increasing cloudiness this mornin stanley cup g then 30 per cent chance of showers this afternoon. High 26. Humidex 30: https://weather.gc.ca/city/pages/on-68_metric_e.htmlTRAFFIC ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW No major issues on the QEW, Highway 403 or Highway 401.Heads up: Drivers warned of QEW and Highway 403 closures in Oakville and Burlington July 17-22 that could cause significant traffic problems, including some leaving all lanes closed ; ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW GO TRANSIT ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Bronte GO station: There are multiple elevators out at the station. Customers who need these elevators should board the train at the Appleby or Oakville GO stations. Platform 3 is still accessible from the walk-on ramp.Bronte GO station: There are new temporary bus stops in the east lot as construction continues in the bus loop.Heres what you need to know:鈥?As of July 2, the Bronte GO bus loop will be closing, and all buses will operate out of the east parking lot.鈥?The tem

 

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MISSISSAUGA, Ont. 鈥?Police west of Toronto say they ;ve charged an 86-year-old man with murder after his 81-year-old wife was found dead in her home on Tuesday.Peel Regional Police say they were called to the scene in Mississauga, Ont., after the woman care provider found her dead.They identified the woman as Marion Wallace. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW stanley mugs Her husband, Lawton Wallace, has been charged with first-degree murder and is awaiting a bail hearing. Investigators say the cups stanley death wa gourde stanley s an isolated incident and no outstanding suspects are sought at this time. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The man is scheduled to appear in court on Wednesday morning.This report by The Canadian Press was first published Aug. 19, 2020. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW By The Canadian Press Qove Proposed Waterloo Region budget would increase taxes an average $63
A well-known Georgetown chef is looking to bring restaurant-quality dining to your kitchen.Chef Brady Davies, former owner of The Cellar Steak and Seafood, is bringing a more intimate dining experience to customers as a private chef. Its a little higher end, Davies stanley cup said. I cook, I clean up, serve, and then leave. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Guests enjoy a three-course meal cooked right in their home, and the more intimate setting allows Davies the freedom to tailor the menu to specific dietary requirements.Having worked in kitchens since the age of 16, Davies said the chef life was catching up to him. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW He underwent a full hip replacement due to arthritis and said the surgery was the push he needed to move on from The Ce stanley cups llar. I loved to be there and to cook every night, Davies said. I was doing it every night and it caught up to me. ARTICLE CONTINUES stanley uk BELOW After 13 years at The Cellar, Davies sold the restaurant and sought new opportunities. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Davies is available for private chef engagements via email at bradydavies@hotmail and Instagram at @brady_davies_chef.

 

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TORONTO 鈥?Canada main stock index moved higher along with gold prices Wednesday as the country deficit was projected to surpass $340 billion.The precious metal hit another n stanley cup ine-year high and is making a run for US$2,000 an ounce, said Greg Taylor, chief investment officer of Purpose Investments.Gold is looking like a sector which is really doing quite well and should continue to keep going, he said. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Gold is a hedge against inflation, and massive stimulus from central banks and governments brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic.The Liberal government announced Wednesday details of how the virus has dragged down the domestic economy and is expected to send the deficit to a historic $343.2 billion. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Canada number is definitely a lot worse than everyone expected and just symbolic of how governments around the world are printing money and spending so much on these different programs to keep the economies going.Materials was the brightest sector on the TSX, gaining nearly 2.1 per cent with shares of Wesdome Gold Mines Ltd. and Kirkland Lake Gold Ltd. increasing by 10.5 and 7.6 per cent respectively. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The August gold contract was up US$10.70 at US$1,820.60 an ounce stanley en mexico and the September copper contract was up 2 stanley vattenflaska .7 cents at US$2. Piod Collingwood students betrayed and ashamed in wake of Jean Vanier abuse allegations
OTTAWA鈥擳he federal government expects to spend $15 billion to extend its current emergency rent and wage subsidies from mid-March till June, as Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland defends the Liberal administrations massive spending push over the past year in response to the COVID-19 pandemic crisis.Freeland announced the extension alongside Prime Minister Justin Trudeau at a press conference Wednesday, where she explained that the cost of the prolonged programs could drop if the economy reopens and starts growing earlier than expected.The rent subsidy covers 75 per cent of wage costs for eligible businesses that have suffered loses during the pandemic, while the rent support program covers 65 per cent of the cost, and up to 90 per cent in regions with lockdowns. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW stanley cup Ottawa has already spent $83.5 billion on the wage subsidy that has helped 5 stanley thermos million workers across the country, along with $4.4 billion on the rent subsidy for stanley cup 129,000 recipients, Freeland and Trudeau said.The government now expects that extending the subsidies from March 14 will add another $15 billion to the cost, Freeland said 鈥?$13.9 billion for the wage subsidy and $2.1 billion for the rent supports. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Business groups welcomed the extension, with the Canadian Chamber of Commerce stating the government should be careful not to wind down the extended programs too soon, especiall

 

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VANCOUVER 鈥?Waking up for school won ;t be the only reality facing British Col stanley website umbia students entering their senior high school years as ongoing curriculum changes aimed at connecting them to real-life decision making are further implemented.The Education Ministry says the curriculum overhaul, which was implemented for kindergarten to Grade 9 students in 2016, is designed to allow for more critical thinking, collaboration and communication in applying information learned in the classroom to everyday situations.Changes starting earlier this year mean students in Grade 10 are no longer required to write a provincial math exam but must instead complete a numeracy assessment that incorporates knowledge from various subjects. The assessment can be completed in any year between Grades 10 and 12. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The ministry provided a sample assessment that included a hypothetical news report about nine British Columbia communities ; 8220 kyrocketing water use plotted on a graph, along with other information. Students would be required to answer 12 questions, including those based on how a family cou stanley cup ld save on its week gourde stanley ly water consumption.Some questions are based on First Nations ; former practice of living in circular homes called pit houses, requiring students to estimate their height, living space and dimensions of the top opening. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW T Lbgx What are the rules for using dirt bikes on roads and trails in Ontario
A developer is looking to build hundreds of new townhouse and apartment units, along with thousands of square metres of new co stanley cup mmercial space on Silvercreek.According to documents posted on the City of Guelphs website, a developer is proposing to build a mixed-use subdivision on 35, 40 and 55 Silvercreek Parkway South 鈥?commonly referred to as the Lafarge lands due to its past use as a gravel pit.Under this proposal, Silvercreek Guelph Developments Ltd. and 2089248 Ontario Ltd. are proposing to build 301 apartment units, 200 townhouse units, 271 mixed-used u stanley cups uk nits and 6,500 square metres of commercial floor space or just under 70,000 square feet . ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW According to a map of the project included alongside the application, the four apartment buildings and three mixed-use buildings would stand at six storeys tall. There is no indication on the map of the size of the various townhouse blocks, but a planning report attached to the application lays out sizes ranging from two to six storey stanley cup s.The development would also include a park, an urban square, a storm water management facility and new public streets connecting all of it. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW There are also plans for a number of green features for the project should it be approved. These features include electric vehicle chargers for parking areas and each individual residential garage, solar panels on the roofs of bo

 

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The popular short-term rental listing service Airbnb is cracking down on so-called party houses throughout Ontario, including rentals in Brampton, Caledon and Mississauga.More than 40 listings in the province that have received complaints or violated the companys policies on parties and ev stanley cup becher ents have been suspended from the Airbnb platform as of Sept. 21.Short-term rentals being used as party houses have not been the only source of complaints from neighbours. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Two Brampton men were among three people killed at a shooting in January at an Airbnb in Toronto.In July, four people were injured after a shooting at a party at a short-term rental house in Brampton. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Airbnb vowed to stop renting entire homes to new guests under 25 years old in an effort to eliminate party houses from its platform this winter.The company also launched a 24-7 neighbourhood support phone line in Canada. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW We all need to do our part to reduce the number of large parties and events, and we support the efforts of local officials to crack down on this reckless behaviour, said Airbnb spokesperson Nathan Rotman. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The company claims the vast majori stanley cup ty stanley cup of hosts in Ontario contribute positively to their neighbourhoods a Hunf Four men arrested for human trafficking
Some Shoppers Drug Mart pharmacies are quietly taking walk-in COVID-19 vaccine appointments, the Star has learned, despite officially telling everyone to book through an online registry. stanley cup becher The province announced last week the AstraZeneca vaccine would be available at select pharmacies across the province for those who will be 55 and older this year, including many under the drugstore chain, owned by Loblaw.Shoppers has been directing everyone to one central website where theyre given a confirmation code, and an email receipt indicating theyll be contacted when an appointment is available. Advertising in stores also tells customers to book online, with a QR code. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW But the Star confirmed that walk-in COVID vaccine appointments were available for eligible people, Thursday stanley cup , through at least four Toronto Shoppers locations: Queen Street East and Carlaw Avenue, Bloor Street and Bedford Road, the Hudsons Bay Centre at Yonge and Bloor Streets, and Six Points Plaza at Kipling Avenue and Dundas Street West.When asked about this discrepancy, and a stanley shop bout all the people waiting on the online registry, which is still active, a Loblaw public relations spokesperson did not acknowledge it. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Shoppers Drug Mart and Loblaw pharmacies are still using the online booking system for COVID vaccinations, said Catherine Thomas, senior director of external communication,

 

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OTTAWA 鈥?New census data shows the population of Nanaimo outpaced the national growth rate over the last five years.Statistics Canada released the first batch of numbers from the 2016 stanley thermobecher census on Wednesday and the population of Nanaimo increased by 8.0 per cent since the last census in 2011.The citys growth rate was above the national growth rate of 5.0 per cent, while the population of British Columbia increased by 5.6 per cent. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW When the 2016 census was taken last May, the population of Nanaimo was 90,504, compared with 83,810 from the 2011 census.Canadas population on stanley mug census day was 35,151,728, Statistics Canada reported. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The national census is conducted every five years. The information published Wednesday is the first of several releases of data to come from Statistics Canada over the next year that will eventually paint a detailed picture of the country, right down to the local level - including age breakdowns of the population, family makeup, languages spoken, immigration and ethnic origin, the level of education attained and income earned.Future census releases will give more insight to explain the reasons behind the population changes - whether its related mostly to changes in birth and death rates, immigration or interprovincial stanley cup migration. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW At the provincia Lsay Quick response helps save referee
MONTREAL 鈥?The Quebec government is looking for reinforcements in its fight against COVID-19 in the province understaffed long-term care homes.Premier Francois Legault said Tuesday the province will look to medical specialists and health sciences instructors to help long-term care homes that were already dealing with a lack of personnel before the epidemic.The move came as Quebec saw its biggest one-day jump in the number of COVID-19 deaths, rising by 75 to reach a total of 435. The province says nearly half of deaths are tied to seniors residences. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The government has been redeploying hospital employees to long-term care, but the facilities remain short of staff. So the premier has put the call out to anyone with relevant training to help if they can.Legault drew i stanley kubek nspiration from the story of Dr. Nadine Larente, director of professional services for the health authority serving western Montreal. In an exclusive interview with La Presse, Larente recalled being th stanley cup e first health-care official to arrive at Residence Herron, a long-term care facility in Dorval, Que. where 31 stanley cup people have died in less than a month. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW She described treating patients while enlisting her husband and three children 鈥?ages 13, 15, 17 鈥?to distribute meals and talk to elderly residents.You know, when dramas happen, there are always people who stand out fo