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Halton Region is warning of the presence of West Nile virus WNV after a batch of mosquitoes tested positive for the disease in Oakville.This is the first batch of WNV-positive mosquitoes found in Halton this year.Regional staff said the types of mosquitoes that transmit WNV to humans most commonly breed in urban areas, making use of bird baths, plant pots, old toys and tires that hold water. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Most individuals infected with WNV d stanley cup o not develop any symptoms, however, some may develop fever, headache, body aches, joint pains, vomiting, diarrhea or rash. The major stanley cup ity of those infected recover completely, but some go on to develop severe illness affecting the central nervous system.Individu vaso stanley als with certain medical conditions, such as cancer, diabetes, hypertension, kidney disease and individuals more than 50 years of age are at higher risk for severe disease. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Residents can take the following steps to protect themselves:鈥?Cover up when going outside between dusk and dawn when most mosquitoes feed . Wear light-coloured, long-sleeved shirts and pants with tightly-woven fabric. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW 鈥?Reduce mosquito breeding sites around your home by getting rid of all water-filled containers and objects, where possible. Change the water in bird baths at least once per week. A Nzds Canadian home sales fall 17% in February
Environment Canada is forecasting possible showers this morning in Halton Hills. The daytime high is expected to reach 19 C. There a 60 per cent chance of precipitation.Tonight, expect showers with a night time low of 10 C. There a 60 per cent probability of precipitation overnight. The sun will set at 9 p.m.Tomorrow fore stanley taza cast calls for a mainly clou stanley tumbler dy sky during the day with a high of 17 C. At night, expect clear skies with a low of 6 C. The sun will rise at 5:38 a.m. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Historically for June 9, Halton Hills ; average high is 17 C and record high was 34.1 C in 2008. Halton Hills ; average low is 11 C and record low was 2 C in 1980. Halton Hills ; forecast for the rest of the week: ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Tuesday: Sunny with a high of 22 C and clear at night with a low of 12 CWednesday: Sunny with a high of 26 C and cl stanley italia ear at night with a low of 16 CThursday: A mix of sun and cloud with a high of 29 C and chance of showers at night with a low of 18 CFriday: Chance of showers with a high of 28 C and chance of showers at night with a low of 14 C

 

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Ohwu Trudeau cabinet meets as COVID-19 cases rise
Several big-name stores are once again reporting new COVID-19 cases.The cases in grocery stores continue to emerge as the approval of the Pfizer vaccine for five-to-11-year-olds in Canada is expected to be announced later this week.Here are the grocery store locations impacted by new infections: ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW MetroNov. 11: New case at Food Basics, 868 Dundas St., Woodstock. The employee last day of work was Nov. 4 ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Nov. 11: New case at Metro, 250 Greenbank Rd., Ottawa. Employee last day of work was Nov. 9Nov. 10: New case at Metro Distribution Centre, 490 Industrial Ave., Ottawa. Last day of work was Nov. 8 ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Nov. 10: New case at Food Basics, 1299 Oxford St E., London. Employee last day of wo stanley quencher rk was Nov. 7. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW stanley thermos mug SobeysNov. 15: New employee infection for Sobeys at 640 Parkside Dr., Waterloo. Last day of work was Nov. 7Nov. 10: New employee infection at Sobeys at 678 Broadway St. R.R. 7, Tillsonburg. Last day of work was Nov. 2.Nov. 8: New infection at FreshCo in Georgetown, with last day worked being Nov. 2Out of respect for our teammates and their confidentiality, we will never release any personal information about our people, Sobeys said i kubki stanley n an online statement. Qwdx Disappointing : Halton District School Board trustees vote down controversial draft professionalism policy
Fred Cox has some blunt advice for Premier Doug Ford as he reviews municipal governments with an eye to possible amalgamations.Just do it.The shoot-from-the-hip former Markham regional councillor chaired York Regions governance review committee two decades ago when words like restructuring, amalgamation, downloading and who does what dominated municipal circles in the Greater Toronto Area and beyond. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Worthwhile discussions eventually gave way to politicians and b stanley flask ureaucrats wrangling over turf, Cox said.Ultimately, former prem stanley cup ier Mike Harris amalgamated Toronto but left the 905 regions alone 鈥?despite then-MPP wannabe Conservative candidate Frank Klees having put up a huge for sale sign in front of the York Region headquarters in Newmarket during the 1995 provincial election as a campaign stunt. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Maintaining the status quo means the region continues today with 10 local governments 鈥?the nine municipalities of Georgina, East Gwillimbury, Newmarket, Aurora, King, Whitchurch-Stouffville, Vaughan, Richmond Hill and Markham and the upper tier Region of York.Hypotheticals such as including Bradford in York Region were abandoned. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW stanley vaso While vacationing in Florida this month, Cox recalled how exasperated he grew with local officials he felt cared more about protecting their job

 

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It began with a report of a stolen vehicle, but soon police discovered an orchestrated and organized crime ring that was stealing dozens of vehicles and shipping them overseas.Dubbed Project Baijin White Gold in Mandarin , Peel police, alongside York and Halton police and the Canada Border Services Agency announced the results of a four-month long investigation that led to five arrests and the seizure of more than 20 stolen vehicles.At Peel police headquarters on Wednesday, interim Chief Chris McCord revealed the findings. The chief was joined by Det. Sgt. Don Jorgensen, York Insp. Henry deRuiter, Halton Insp. Kevin Maher, CBSA acting enforcement director Anna Guida and Insurance Bu stanley termosy reau of Canada auto theft investigator Greg Martin. Brampton Mayor Patrick Brown also attended. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Investigators have seized $2.2 million in stolen vehicles along with programmers, wireless electronic devices, license plates, and fraudulent documentation, McCord said in the press conference. The success of this significant operation could not have been possible without the help of our partn stanley nz er agencies. The investigation started April 2019, when Peel polices commercial auto crim stanley trinkflaschen e bureau recovered six stolen vehicles being prepared for shipment overseas to China and European countries. On April 10, investigators found the vehicles at a business near Kestrel Road and Meyerside Drive in Mississauga. ARTICLE CONTINUES Uwqk Huge number of vehicles : Large fire in Milton sends hoards of firefighters and police to scene
Art Lightston stanley cup e, one of the organizers behind a climate change demonstration planned Sep. 8 in Newmarket, said it is timed to coincide on the day of the federal French-language leaders debate day.The French-language debate is a day before the scheduled leaders debate in English.The demonstration route would span 5.3 km from the northern town limit to the southern town limit. The route is also divided into ten sections, with five sections on each side of Yonge Street to allow the passerby to see the slogans and the call for action. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW This particular strike has been designed in a different way, it fairly unique, Light stanley cups stone said.聽 It may be a failure. But the idea is that we want it to be more visible. If the demonstration 鈥?The Newmarket Day of Action聽 鈥?goes as planned, it could be the longest one in Canada. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The demonstration is part of the national 350.org Day of Action on Sep. 8 from 12 to 2 p.m. To read mor stanley canada e about this demonstration, click here. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW

 

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The COVID-19 outbreak has sparked an ugly ticketing pandemic rife with racial profiling by overzealous enforcement officers, a new Canadian Civil Liberties Association report finds.In a 37-page study entitled Stay Off The Grass: COVID-19 and Law Enforcement in Canada, the rights watchdog calculates 10,000 tickets were issued between April 1 and June 15.Quebec, the province that was hardest hit by the coronavirus, accounted for two-thirds of charges and three-quarters of the nations $13 million in fines. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW In comparison, there were 2,853 charges in Ontario, which made up less than one-fifth of the fines levied across the country. Somehow, a public health cris stanley termoska is has been twisted into a public order crisis, said CCLA executive director Michael Bryant. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW This report proves that weve got a stanley cup n ugly ticketing pandemic, replete with COVID carding and racial profiling, said Bryant, a former attorney general of Ontario.The review, which comes on the heels of a CCLA report last Friday suggesting Canada is i stanley cup n the gravest curbs on civil liberties since the 1970 October crisis in Quebec, highlights allegations of racist behaviour. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW In Ottawa, an internal review has been launched into the case of a Black man who was punched by a bylaw officer. And in Toronto two Black women re Thql NDP leader appears on popular Quebec talk show
Name: Sameera AliRiding: MiltonParty: Ontario Liberal Party ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Age: 42Occupation: Town councillor ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Residence: MiltonPast political experience: I have been serving as a local councillor in Mil stanley cup becher ton for the past four years. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW How would you grade the provinces COVID-19 response, and why ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Doug Fords Conservatives demonstrated utter incompetence in governing our province during the COVID-19 pandemic. Many businesses in the province were either closed or operated at partial capacity for over 400 days during the pandemic. The slow response to early signs of a surge in COVID cases resulted in six waves. They were also slow to expand testing capacity and vaccine clinics in hot spots. Although they love to call nurses heroes, they also passed Bill 124 to cap their wage increase.If elected, what do you pledge to d stanley us o I pledge to continue to serve my community with the s stanley cupe ame passion and dedication, with a focus on getting results, as I have as a local councillor. In my experience, people don ;t expect miracles from their elected representatives. What they do expect is someone who responsive, available and understands their issues as it affects them too. Someone who does not send them ca

 

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Qqui Bullied to death: Parents demand action after two deaths in eight years at Hamilton high school
OAKLAND, Calif. 鈥?Teenagers, the son of a local sheriff deputy and young artists who loved music are among the dozens of people who died when a fire broke out at an underground dance party in a warehouse that visitors called a death trap.The victims of a party Friday night in Oakland included 17-year-olds and people from Europe and Asia, Alameda County Sheriff Sgt. Ray Kelly said. Authorities have recovered 33 bodies, with more expected as crews continue to clear debris.The city of Oakland identified some of the victims as Cash Askew, 22, David Clines, 35, Travis Hough, 35, and Donna Kellogg, 32, all of Oakland; Nick Gomez-Hall, 25, of Coronado, Sara Hoda, 30, of Walnut Creek, and Brandon Chase Wittenauer, 32, of Hayward. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Officials said they had identified an eighth victim, but they were not releasing the name because the person was 17 years old.Kelly also revealed the death of a deputy son at a news conference Sunday, but he did not release the name. ARTICLE CON vaso stanley TINUES BELOW Kellogg father said he was not ready to comment further on his daughter stanley tazas death.As stanley canada names of the dead were being announced, friends and family of the missing anxiously awaited news. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW A tearful Tammy Tasoff, 29, called Peter Wadsworth a best friend who was like an older brother to Bxxf China issues US travel alert warning of official harassment
OTTAWA鈥擡ven Jagmeet Singh, a politician who carries himself as the embodiment of positivity, admits things were bleak for his New Democratic Party 鈥?very bleak, indeed.At the outset of the 43rd federal election, Canadas national social democratic party faced the prospect of annihilation. One source describes meetings in late summer where officials discussed how to avoid being reduced to a handful of seats. The party foresaw what could potentially be its worst election result ever.Looking back during a recent interview with the Star in his West Block office, Singh says he knew objectively things were bad. Party finances had cratered, the Greens were poised for historic gain stanley cup s, and the Trudeau Liberals appeared entrenched on the centre-left, holding much of the progressive support the NDP would need for any hope of relevance. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Factually, things were really tough, Singh said, demarcating the stark reality of the material world from the buoyancy of his own feelings. But for me, I didnt find it hard, because I dont look internally at those moments, he said. I am a constant and relentless optimist. I always believe we can do better, we can always fight and push through. That is my spirit, that is my ethos. ARTICLE CONTIN stanley cup UES BELOW Two months after the stanley mug Liberals returned to power with a minority government, Singh finds himself at the head of a party that was outward

 

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璜嬮粸鎿婇柋璁€涓枃鐗圫omething made Dr. Nadia Alam ask her patient to switch over to FaceTime during a recent phone call followup.She doesnt know what it was, but had she not done that, the patient may have soon died from respiratory failure. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Alam, who had been treatin stanley cup g the patient for cancer-related pain, said she found out from the patients stanley taza oncologist that he had recently been prescribed antibiotics to treat a chest infection and told to head to the hospital if the symptoms worsened.But due to the other medications he was taking 鈥?both his high-dose opioids for cancer pain and Tylenol to treat a fever 鈥?Alam said her patient could not feel that he was struggling to breathe. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW It was plain as day to me, looking at him. Had I not switched to FaceTime I would not have been aware of his respiratory distress, his impending respiratory failure, she said. I told him to go to emergency; his thoracic surgeon ended up getting involved and saved his life. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Since the onset of COVID-19, general practitioners have had to turn toward virtual means as a way to communicate with their patients in order to prevent further spread. stanley mug ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Alam, a Georgetown, Ont. physician and former president of the Ontario Medical As Hgcv Top court nixes video lottery terminal case
Since the beginning of the pandemic, Dr. Samir Sinha dreamed of the day a safe vaccine would be available. Weve lost patients, and weve seen so many colleagues negatively impacted by this catastrophic virus, said Sinha, a geriatrician at Mount Sinai Hospital in Toronto.So when he received the COVID-19 vaccine Dec. 31, he was thrilled. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW While Sinhas patients are primarily elderly and are at risk of developing serious illness, he wasnt scheduled on the front line on COVID-positive units until late January. But through a vaso stanley lottery, he was eligible for the va stanley quencher cc stanley becher ine earlier so the dose wouldnt go to waste.That Thursday, Sinha was only given 15 minutes notice. He made it in time, rolling up his sleeves next to three front-line workers in long-term care. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW It was emotional for Sinha, especially after gruelling months of wearing full personal protective equipment, watching patients die and colleagues suffer mentally and physically. But his euphoria quickly turned into guilt.Vaccine doses, per provincial directives, are still reserved for front-line workers and residents of long-term-care homes and essential caregivers. But excess doses have been given to other hospital staff if they become available through a lottery system to avoid wastage, as the vaccine is still not being offered to the general public. Reports of hospital administrators and researc

 

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Fhfu Milton council endorses current 2-tier government
TORONTO 鈥?Ontario Progressive Conservatives have accused the governing Liberals of spending public funds on campaign-style events ahead of the spring election, and have asked Elections Ontario to investigate.Tory officials said Monday that party lawyers sent a letter to the agency responsible for administering provincial elections, alleging the Liberals held events this month advertising political platforms rather than government programs.Campaign adviser Frank Klees told a news conference that the Liberals have taken a scandalous approach ... to campaigning. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Over the last two weeks, stanley fr Premier Kathleen Wynne and the Liberal party have been shamelessly campaignin stanley termoska g on the taxpayer dime, he said. Just today Wynne sent out four of her ministers across the GTA to make additional campaign stops.The Tories said the Liberal party should foot the bill for those events, not taxpayers. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW We ;re asking Elections Ontario to investigate this, and we would call on 鈥?and we trust Elections Ontario will call on 鈥?the Liberal party to reimburse the taxpayers, Klees said.Elections Ontario declined to comment on whether it had received the complaint or if it would be investigating. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW stanley cups Liberal campa Xpak Halton highway closures for planned roadwork on July 26
OTTAWA 鈥?It was the first time Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau faced his rivals directly in this federal election campaign, but Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer spent a great deal of time in the hot seat during the first French-language debate.The debate, hosted by the private TVA television network and newspaper Le Journal stanley termohrnek de Montreal, pu stanley italia shed Scheer right into uncomfortable territory with its first question, about abortion.That gave Yves-Francois Blanchet, leader of the Bloc Quebecois, the chance to press the Co stanley termoska nservative leader to elaborate on his personal views. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Scheer said it is normal for Canadians to have different perspectives, but that he would oppose any measure to reopen the debate.It the Liberals who want to import these divisions from other countries, Scheer said Wednesday night onstage in Montreal, where the leaders all appealed to voters in a province that could hold the key to their electoral fortunes in the Oct. 21 vote. I have always been clear. As a government, we will not reopen this debate. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW But his political rivals pushed him to go furtherSetting politics aside, Trudeau said, Do you believe as a leader ... as a father, as a husband, that women have the right to choose ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW New Democrat

 

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In celebration of National Indigenous History Month, Metroland introduces readers to 30 Indigenous people who are making a difference. Meet the stanley cups uk m all online.Alderville First Nation Chief Dave Mowat says hes seen it all in his four years as chief and if he had to encapsulate his time s stanley thermos mug o far its been life-changing. Theres a lot more pressure. Youre the target of good and bad, shared Mowat when talking about his chief role. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW You can never really prepare yourself for it. Theres not a manual that you can read. I think people have this misconception that there is glory and youre the big grand Pooh-bah 鈥? But youve got to check your ego at the door. If youre going to run for chief and if youre going to cups stanley be elected chief, youre going to be in the trenches some days. And it can get pretty ugly sometimes. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Mostly, though, serving as chief has been an enlightening, rewarding experience, filled with learning, said Mowat, who enjoys the pursuit of knowledge and history as it pertains to First Nations people. Ive always loved to learn. Im sort of a political animal and Im a bit of a nerd when it comes to, you know, delving into things and researching 鈥? ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Mowats also a staunch environmentalist whos helped preserve and expand the now 150-acre Black Oak Savanna grasslands Hjvg No winning ticket for Friday s Lotto Max jackpot
Warnings about the impact of COVID-19 on nursing homes were relayed to the Ontario government in late January as executives watched carnage unfold abroad, but Premier Doug Fords action water bottle stanley pla stanley quencher n didnt come until mid-April when at least 144 residents had already died in 100 outbreaks, a commission investigating the heavy toll has been told. We certainly knew just from the media about the vulnerability of our residents, Donna Duncan, chief executive of the Ontario Long-Term Care Association, said in an online appearance before the commission appointed by Fords government in July.Complicating the response to the virus that swept through nursing homes 鈥?killing more than 1,953 residents and eight staff members 鈥?were government cuts to pharmacy services for long-term care, long-standing staff shortages, a lack of personal protective equipment, and government insistence on inspections for compliance with pre-pandemic regulations instead of preparing homes for the viruss relentless onslaught, Duncan added. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW stanley flasche She said the association, which represents 70 per cent of Ontarios more than 600 long-term-care facilities, asked the government in late January to free up inspectors to point out shortcomings that the highly contagious virus could exploit in nursing homes, many of them older with rooms holding three or four residents that fuelled the spread. We were concerned about our state of readiness after seeing hospi

 

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OTTAWA 鈥?Canada will play host to next year meeting of G7 leaders at a remote luxury resort in the Charlevoix region of Quebec, The Canadian Press has learned.Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is expected to make the announcement at some point during this year G7 meetings, which get underway Friday in Sicily.Caroline Simard, th botella stanley e Liberal MP for the region, said she obtained unofficial confirmation, while a second source told The Canadian Press that the event would take place in the town of La Malbaie, 150 kilometres northeast of Quebec City. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Simard 鈥?who represents the riding of Charlevoix-Cote-de-Beaupre 鈥?said s stanley termosy uch an event would bring economic benefits, as well as international media coverage sure to breathe new life into the region tourism industry.It very exceptional for Charlevoix, she said, noting that it would also demand an intense focus on security. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Such events mean not only enormous economic spinoffs but also spinoffs for tourism. More than a thousand journalists usually get involved in this type of event, so this would mean an exceptional opportunity to showcase Charlevoix.The region stanley cup is known for being very popular with tourists because of its rolling hills and lush greenery. One particularly popular spot is Tadoussac, where visitors gather to go whale-watchi Uqqu Liberals reject limits on home-grown pot
It is painfully hard to stomach Ontarios boast that it had workers backs from the first 鈥?coming so long after Doug Ford cut them off from sick pay and COVID took root.The premier still confuses the compulsive patting of his own back with protecting workers backs 鈥?not just now, as the howls of outrage grow louder, but 14 months ago when the first cries of heartache could be heard.Fords Tories turned a deaf ear back then. Now theyve revealed their tin ears. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The governing Progressive Conservatives closed their eyes to the complexities of COVID, while ignoring the helping hand of sick pay that was staring them in the face. Instead of sorting things out, the PCs strung people along with twisted ideological claims, strangled them with red tape and tangled them in word games.Now, Ford wants forgiveness and his cabinet ministers seek absolution on sick pay. With thousands of people dead, the governments deathbed repentance is not too little 鈥?double the money is not nothing 鈥?but it comes unforgivably late i stanley cups uk n the day as the pandemics final chapter is written. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Ontario will now guarantee workers three sick days without losing pay 鈥?keeping the stanley cup m on the payr stanley cup becher oll, instead of making them fill out federal forms to claim partial reimbursement that can take weeks. Thats a big improvement 鈥?and a testament to how inadequate the previous patchwork has pr

 

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Paul Daly, a 54-year-old man who went missing earlier this month, is believed to be dead, Toronto police say.His remains have not been found.Another man has been arrested in connection to this case. stanley vaso ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW stanley cup Daly has been missing since Friday, April 2, and was last seen in the area of Woodbine Avenue and OConnor Drive. Police initially reported he was last seen April 8.On April 15, police released an image of Dalys vehicle. He drove a silver 2008 Dodge Caravan, with Ontario license plate AYSV 626, and police hoped to get tips from the public who find either the missing man or his vehicle. Police have not yet found the vehicle. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Courtney Michael Tenn, 40, of Toronto, has been arrested and charged with improper/indecent/interference with a dead body. Hes schedu stanley thermobecher led to appear in court Monday, April 19. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Toronto police are looking for Paul Daly vehicle, a silver 2008 Dodge Caravan with Ontario license plate AYSV 626. 鈥?Toronto Police Service photo Kgbg Tragic: COVID-19 outbreak in Georgetown has left more than 150 infected and 18 dead
BRACEBRIDGE 鈥?While Ontarios population is focused on the effects of COVID-19 during the province newly declared state of emergency, for those in custody awaiting a hearing in court, this may well add many more days of incarceration.The Attorney General of Ontario is automatically issuing adjournments for any matters before the courts where people are not in custody.For example, if a person was scheduled to speak to a matter on T stanley quencher uesday, March 17, that matter has now automatically been adjourned to May 26, 2020. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Here is a list of court days and their adjusted adjournments.Those who have been arrested involving criminal m stanley cup atters and remain in custody will be appearing by video remand, where available, to speak briefly to a judge and have aspects of their case spoken to. In Bracebridge, people in custody are being brought to the court to be seen by a judge. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The court is committed to ensuring that, wherever possible, criminal matters involving accused persons who are in custody including bail matters that are ready to proceed are able to proceed, the website notice reads.A notice on the Attorney Generals website reads in part As of Monday, March 16, if you have a Provincial Offences Act, family or criminal court appearance in the Ontario Court of Justic stanley quencher e you do not need to attend court, unless the matter is an in-custody or urgent

 

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WINNIPEG 鈥?An investigation has found that a Winnipeg police officer who suffered a life-threatening leg injury when his gun accidentally discharged did not have his hand near the weapon when it went off.The tactical support team m starbucks stanley cup ember had just finished a firearms training exercise e stanley thermobecher arlier this month when he stopped at a restaurant to get lunch.Police say he was holding his meal when his holstered gun spontaneously fired as he was getting back into his vehicle. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Three arteries in his lower leg were severed. He applied a special tourniquet with the help of his partner to stop rapid and significant blood loss, and two nearby team members helped stabilize the injury. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The officer remains in hospital and the investigation into what happened continues.By The botella stanley Canadian Press Exld Tiny Township purchase increases public beachfront
MONTREAL 鈥?Thousands of Quebecers were without power this morning after powerful storms swept through the stanley botella province.As of 9 a.m., Hydro-Quebec reported there were more than 23,300 customers without power, with most located in Montreal and the surrounding Monteregie and Lanaudiere regions.The number represents an improvement from the peak of the thunderst stanley cup orms, when tens of thousands of Quebecers were in the dark. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Hydro-Quebec tweeted Tuesday evening to say its crews were on the ground working to restore power. Much of the province has been experiencing a heat wave in the past stanley cup becher few days, with temperatures soaring into the 30s. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Environment Canada removed its heat warnings Tuesday night, and is predicting more seasonal temperatures in the days to come.This report by The Canadian Press was first published June 24, 2020. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW By The Canadian Press

 

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The Peel stanley cup District School Board is on a full system closure, meaning there will be no in-person stanley thermos mug or virtual classes, while the Dufferin-Peel Catholic District School Board will be conducting classes online only due to the snow storm on Monday, Jan. 17.All school facilities in Peel will be closed and there will be no school bus service. The PDSB said the system closure means all in-school activities, including child care, night schools and permits, will be cancelled.Due to the weather conditions, University of Toronto-Mississauga and Sheridan College campuses across Peel will be closed, but virtual classes will continue as scheduled. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Peel Region remains under a winter storm warning issued by Environment Canada. In its advisory, Environment Canada said snowfall amounts of 25 to 35 centimetres can be expected for Monday while peak periods of for to six centimetres per hour are possible in the morning with significantly reduced visibilities.There is also the chance of blowing snow at times due to wind gusts of up to 60 kilometres per hour. The warning is expected to be in effect through the evening. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Individuals are advised to postpone non-essential travel until conditions approve.Because of the conditions, Metrolinx spokesperson Anne Marie Aikins said most GO buses are experiencing delays of between 15 and 45 minut stanley fr es. ARTICLE CONT Tfco Heart Niagara hosts online auction, includes week in Turks and Caicos
TORONTO 鈥?Ontario Premier Doug Ford says health officials are considering Cineplex proposal to increase the number of people allowed inside multiplex theatres.The province Stage 3 reopening guidelines cap a movie theatre occupancy at 50 guests per building, regardless of how many screens it operates.But Ford stanley cup says he agrees with Cineplex suggestion that it doesn ;t make financial sense to reopen a theatre with about a dozen auditoriums, only to put two or three people in each cinema. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Cineplex has asked the province to reconsider the current rule, saying it would lose money by reopening locations in the province.Ford say stanley cup s Cineplex proposal is on the table, but that any changes would have to be approved by the chief medical officer. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW He says health officials would like to see the number of COVID-19 cases on a steady decline first.If they feel like we just aren ;t ready yet, then we aren ;t ready, Ford said at a news conference on Friday. ARTICLE CON stanley termoska TINUES BELOW But hopefully as the numbers decline 鈥?and hopefully they ;re going to continue to decline outside of the couple of increases we ;ve seen last few days 鈥?then I think they ;d be more flexible.

 

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Its going to be a wet day across Halton this Thursday.Heres a look at the weather, traffic, transit and our top stories.TOP STORIES ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Gun to our heads ;: Oakville neighbourhoods to see 33,000 new homesNOT A GOOD IDEA ;: Troubling incident on QEW in Burlington caught on video and residents are reacting ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Serious crash at Milton intersection to leave road closed for hoursWEATHER ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Periods of stanley cup rain or drizzle ending stanley cups this afternoon then a mix of sun and cloud in Burlington and Oakville. Fog patches dissipating this morning. Wind becoming northwest 20 km/h gusting to 40 early this afternoon. High 8 C. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW https://weather.gc.ca/city/pages/on-79_metric_e.htmlPeriods of rain or drizzle ending this afternoon then clearing in Milton and Halton Hills. Fog patches dissipating this morning. Wind becoming northwest 20 km/h gusting to 40 early this afternoon. High 9 C.https://weather.gc.ca/city/pages/on-68_metric_e.htmlTRAFFICNo major issues stanley cup on the QEW, Highway 403 or Highway 401. These scheduled highway closures in Burlington and Milton could cause traffic delays:ALL LANES CLOSED ;: Some closures on QEW and Highway 401 in Burlington and Milton March 19-24 could cause tr

 

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OTTAWA 鈥?Great Britain stanley thermobecher and France intend to bar outright the sale of any gas powered vehicles by 2040 but even one of the biggest proponents of electric cars in Canada says that likely an impossible goal for this country.France announced its policy in early July, followed by Britain this week, joining Norway and India as the only countries in the world with a plan to entirely phase out the sale of gas or diesel powered cars and trucks.The Pan-Canadian Framework on Clean Growth and Climate Change requires Canada to have a national strategy on zero-emission vehicles by next year and Canadian Transport Minister Marc Garneau has already signalled setting sales targets or quotas isn ;t on his agenda. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Matt Stevens, CEO of FleetCarma, a Waterloo, Ont., based technology company aiming to help expedite the adoption of electric vehicles, said it might be good for Canada to aim towards a phase-out date for gas powered vehicles but he said 2040 is likely too soon for Canada.Even though that 23 years away, Canadians drive far more trucks and SUVs than the British do, and the electric vehicle market in bigger veh stanley thermos icles is not as advanced as for sedans. ARTICLE C vaso stanley ONTINUES BELOW One of the big challenges in our market is we buy a ton of pickup trucks and a ton of minivans and a ton of SUVs, said Stevens.More than half the vehicles sold in Canada Qgnr RECALLS: Sharper Image slicer, Papyrus card and Carter s kid s cardigan set make the list
A deal to sell Peterboroughs municipally owned electricity distribution system to Hydro One closed on the weekend for $105 million after nearly five years of discussion and plan stanley website ning.The sale includes the wires, poles and transformers of Peterborough Utilities, which delivers electricity to 37,000 customers in Peterborough, Lakefield and Norwood.Now that the deal has closed, the city is expecting to net somewhere between $50 and $55 million once fees and debate are paid. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW On Tuesday morning there was a gathering outside the Peterborough Utilities offices on Ashburnham Drive to mark the closing of the sale.Mayor Diane Therrien was there along with other local politicians and Hydro One officials. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The moneys been received in escrow, she said, and will be transferred to the city later this month, with a council debate 鈥?perhaps in fall 鈥?about how exactly to use the proceeds going forward.Therrien had not bee stanley termoska n in favour of the sale when the previous council approved it she was a councillor then . ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW stanley cups uk She said Tuesday that people asked her when she was campaigning for mayor whether she would undo the sale. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW That wasnt feasible, she said, so the city worked to ensure jobs would be retained

 

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A group of Peel Regional Police officers and a sailor in distress will remember May 4, 2018, as a lot more than just Star Wars Day.It was a day in which the weather was treacherous, the waves were high, and the police marine unit was called in to action.Adam Nicol, a Peel Regional Police officer who spent four years patrolling Lake Ontario as a member of the marine unit, admitted what he saw on May 4 when he and his team headed into the treacherous windstorm to rescue a boater, was unbelievable. stanley cup ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW I had never seen anything like that on Lake Ontario, he said. There were waves that were three to four metres high. Nicol, along with Sgt. Greg Teague and Const. Terence Macneil, are this years Police Merit Award recipients at the Mississauga Civic Awards, held by the Mississauga News in partnership with the Mississauga Real Estate Board. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW In the midst of the infamous windstorm that rocked the GTA, the three officers found themselves battling winds of 96 km/h at about 4 p.m. when they received multiple 911 calls about a sailboat that was rocking from side to side in the dangerous water.The sailboat stanley en mexico had experienced mechanical issues and wa stanley mugg s caught in the rough waters and high winds. Nicol, Teague and Macneil responded with their Marine 2 Hurricane Zodiac vessel and arrived at the location, between Lakefront Promenade Park and Port Credit Harbour Ubyg UN: 25-per cent increase in Afghan children killed in 2016
MONTREAL 鈥?The Quebec govern stanley water bottle ment came under pressure Monday to ease lockdown restrictions, from the opposition who called for the homeless to be curfew exempt, to regional mayors who said the rules are unjustified in their towns.Mayors in less-populated parts of the province where COVID-19 infections rates are low said health authorities should ease restrictions after they are set to expire Feb. 8.Marc Parent, the mayor of Rimouski, Que., said his region shouldn ;t be treated like Montreal, which reports hundreds of new cases every day. Rimouski, by contrast, located about 540 kilometres northeast of Montreal, reported a single new case on Sunday, he said. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW When you look at the lower St-Lawrence, the Gaspe and the North Shore, we are in the neighbourhood of about 10 cases per 100,000 residents, Parent said in an interview Monday. He said residents are looking stanley taza for health orders to reflect the COVID situation in their region. I believe the Quebec government must take into consideration the regional realities 鈥?its a must, Parent said. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW stanley cups Much of Quebec has been under some form of lockdown since October, when in-person dining at restaurants, bars, gyms and entertainment venues were closed. But in early January, following a rise in COVID-related hospitalizations, the premier ordered all non-essential businesses across the province t

 

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Wouldn ;t you love to live in a mansion Most of us would. But unless you win Friday night Lotto Max, these listings might be out of reach.That shouldn ;t stop us from dreaming though.Here are five McMansions the houses people love to hate up for grabs in the Hamilton area right now 鈥?all listed over $1 million. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW stanley tumbler stanley sverige Caulfield, Delaney Location: 4 Websters Falls Rd. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELO stanley termosar W Asking price: $1,695,000Size: 1.89 acres ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Bedrooms: 5 ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Bathrooms: 7This 1.5-acre property is on the Niagara Escarpment, a short distance away from Webster Falls Park in Dundas. Thi Tmsa Today s coronavirus news: Ontario reports 105 new cases; Canadian MPs, medical experts urge Ottawa to give green-light to human vaccine challenge trials
OSHAWA, Ont. 鈥?Ty Tullio had a goal and two assists Friday, powering the Oshawa Generals to stanley flasche a 5-3 win over the Niagra IceDogs in Ontario Hockey League play.Matthew Hill, Matthew Buckley, Brett Harr stanley cup ison and Ryan Gagnier also found the back of the net for the Generals 3-3-1 .Danil Guschin led the IceDogs 3-3-0 in scoring with two goals and an assist. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Niagra Joseph Costanzo stopped 30-of-34 shots.Zachary Paputsakis made 21 saves for Oshawa before being replaced by Patrick Leaver early in the second period. Leaver stopped 28 shots in relief. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW -KNIGHTS 2 ATTACK 1 ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW LONDON, ONT. 鈥?A short-handed goal from Luke Evangelista 1:23 into the third period kept London 6-0-0 perfect on the season. Goalie Brett Brochu stopped 36 shots to get the win over Owen Sound 1-4-1 , who ;ve lost two in a row. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW -RANGERS 3 SPITFIRES 2 SO KITCHENER, ONT. 鈥?Kitchener 4-0-0 forced extra time with a goal from Roman Schmidt 4:11 into the third period. Kyle McDonald and Matthew Maggio each had a goal and an assist in regulation for Winds stanley cup or 2-2-1 .-GREYHOUNDS 8 BATTALION 5SAULT STE. MARIE, ONT. 鈥?Rory Kerins had a six-point night, tallying three goals and three assists for Sa

 

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TORONTO 鈥?Five things to watch for in the Canadian business world in the coming week:Federal relief measures kick inMonday marks the beginning of the first full week that the Canada Emergency Business Account will be available to small businesses and not-for-profit organizations. The federal governments program, which offers applicants up to $40,000 in interest-free loans in a vaso stanley n effort to counter the COVID-19-linked economic downturn, is currently available through the Big 5 banks.Another rate cut The Bank of Canada is set to release its latest interest-rate decision and monetary policy report on Wednesday. Canada central bank made two unscheduled rate cuts in March in response to the economic downturn brought about by the COVID-19 pandemic, bringing its key rate target down to 0.25 per cent after it stanley flask started the month at 1.75 per cent. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW March home salesThe Canadian Real Estate Association is set to release March home sales results on Wednesday. Recent numbers from Vancouver and Toronto showed strong sales activity in the first half of the month followed by a sharp drop off in activity as the effects of COVID-19 put a chill into the market. Manufacturing numbersStatistics Canada is set to release its monthly survey of manufacturing for February on Thursday. StatCans previous survey for January showed that manufacturi stanley taza ng sales were down 0.2 per cent to $56.1 billion, the fifth consecutive mon Mbzk Fall from Burlington apartment leaves woman dead and man in hospital
Halton police are investigating after copper wire was stolen from a former Georgetown automotive plant.At some point between Saturday, Jan. 28 and Monday, Jan. 30, someone approached the Cooper Standard Automotive facility at 346 Guelph St., and pried open a door to get inside, police said.The intruder reportedly stole copper wire before fleeing the area. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Officers were unable to pro stanley cup spain vide information on how much copper wire was taken or what it stanley cups uk s value is. No suspect stanley cups description is available. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Anyone with information about this incident is asked to contact Halton police at 905-825-4747 or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS 8477 or haltoncrimestoppers.ca.

 

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WASHINGTON鈥擝usiness groups stanley water bottle and border communities that depend on traffic across the Canada-U.S. border are growing impatient with travel restrictions that appear poised to stretch into a fourth straight month.The mutual ban on non-essential travel between the two countries, which went into effect in March, is set to expire June 21 鈥?but Canadian officials say they anticipate another 30-day extension.Thats bad news for businesses and towns that depend on the free flow of people over the border, and they say its time the two governments started speaking publicly about not just when, but how they plan to open it back up. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Garry Douglas, CEO of the North Country Chamber of Commerce in Plattsburgh, N.Y., said stanley fr the economic relationship between Canada and the U.S. is too complex to be sustained solely by allowing trade shipments to stanley cup continue. Douglas says personal meetings, sales calls, site visits and networking opportunities have been impossible for months, and the restrictions are exacting an economic toll that has so far gone undocumented. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW He says he wants to hear more about how the two countries plan to ease some of that pressure before they announce another extension of the travel ban. Lqjy Halton-area today: Cool day with flurries + Halton District School Board calendar approved
MONTREAL 鈥?Each long-term care home in Quebec will have a single person responsible and accountable for its re stanley cup sponse to COVID-19, Health Minister Christian Dube said Tuesday as he moved to shore up the vulnerable sector ahead of a potential second wave of the novel coronavirus.Health-care staff will also be prevented from working in more than one seniors centre and unknowingly carrying the virus into multiple facilities, the health minister said.Speaking to reporters in Quebec City, Dube said the government was giving itself six weeks to execute the multi-pronged action plan he announced Tuesday that he said will ensure a swifter, more nimble response if cases rise again. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Many of the measures to be put in place b stanley bottles y the end of September are aimed at avoiding a second disaster in the long-term care sector, which accounted for the bulk of the province 5,727 deaths attributed the virus.A key component of the plan is to name a manager who will lead each of the province roughly 400 long-term care homes. Quebec Premier Francois Legault has said that at the beginning o stanley mug f the pandemic, one person was often responsible for multiple long-term care facilities, creating confusion and diffusing accountability. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The new managers, who will each be assisted by an infection-control specialist, will be responsible for ensuring government direct

 

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The 2022 budget season is upon us and the Town of Oakville would like public feedback on next years budget.The budget committee meeting will take place on Nov. 16 at 1:30 p.m. People can watch the meeting on the Town of Oakvilles YouTube channel.Residents can send comments to townclerk@ stanley termosy oakville.ca by 9 a.m. on the day of the committee meeting. Those hoping to delegate can express their wish to town hall by emailing the town clerk by no stanley cup on on Nov. 15. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW On tap for discussion are the towns rates and fees. More specifically, changes are proposed to existing fees such as transit fares, recreation programming and parking rates among others. The estimated costs for stanley tumbler administering and enforcing the Building Code and Planning Act are also on the table. Details on those will be made available to the public on Friday Oct. 29. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Uttm Police cite crime dip in first months of pandemic
Plan your commute before you ;re in your car 鈥?23 closures are scheduled for roadwork on provincial highways in Halton on May 5, 2024:Highway 401 eastbound between Regional Road 25 and Fifth Line Road, Milton: three alternating lanes closed from May 5 at 9 p.m. until May 11 at 5 a.m.Highway 401 eastbound on-ramp at James Snow Pkwy, Milton: all lanes closed from May 6 at 10 a.m. until May 10 at 2 p.m.Highway 401 eastbound express between Winston Churchill Boulevard an stanley tumbler d Credit River, Mississauga: one alternating lane closed from May 5 at 11 p.m. until May 11 at 5 a.m.Highway 401 eastbound express between Fifth Line Road, Milton and 407, Miss.-Halton: one alternating lane closed from May 5 at 10 p.m. until May 11 at 5 a.m.Queen stanley website Elizabeth Way Fort Erie bound between Highway 403/407 and Highway 403 / 407, Burlington: one right lane closed from May 9 at 10 p.m. until May 10 at 5 a.m.Queen Elizabeth Way Fort Erie bound off-ramp at Ford Drive, Oakville: all lanes closed from May 5 at 11 p.m. until May 8 at 5 stanley cup a.m.Highway 401 westbound on-ramp at James Snow Pkwy, Milton: all lanes closed from May 6 at 10 a.m. until May 10 at 2 p.m.Highway 401 eastbound between Guelph Line and Regional Road 25, Milton: two alternating lanes closed from May 5 at 9 p.m. until May 6 at 5 a.m.Highway 401 westbound between James Snow Parkway and Guelph Line, Milton: two alternating lanes closed from May 5 at 9 p.m. until May 11 at 6 a.m.Highway 401 westbound on-ramp at Regional Road 25, Milton: all lane

 

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A renowned American museum and an Inuit government have received an award for returning Inuit bodies that had been dug up and taken for scientific study.Chicago Field Museum and the Nunatsiavut government in Labrador have been given the first Cultural Repatriation Award by Inuit Tapiriit Kanatami, Canada national Inuit group.In this discussion of reconciliation and the pathways to get there, we wanted to celebrate some of the people who have worked with us to get there, and hopefully move the c stanley flask onversation to a much more positive space, Natan Obed, president of ITK, said Wednesday. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW stanley quencher Obed said the decision to establish the award vaso stanley came after controversy earlier this spring over cultural appropriation.Prominent writers and journalists said people should be encouraged to imagine stories set in other cultures. Several proposed an annual cultural appropriation prize 鈥?and two lost their jobs in the ensuing furor. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW We thought we might capitalize on the moment because it obviously touched a nerve, said Obed.The award changes the conversation, added Helen Robbins, the Field Museum director of repatriation. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Reconciliation is an easy word or idea to talk about but it hard to do. The Inuit are really putting them Ftir Snow crab season delayed in Gulf of St. Lawrence
1. Halton Police to launch Operation Impact 2021 over Thanksgiving weekendHalton Regional Police Service HRPS will be joining their colleagues across the country in launching Operation Impact 2021.2. Milton youngster delivers baskets to homes to honour his grandfather ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW It started with one basket. And then it grew. Six-year-old Liam Wilson was looking to do something to honour his grandfather, who recently died stanley cups uk from lung cancer.3. Here what open and closed in Burlington on Thanksgiving ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Burlington administrative buildings and se stanley france rvices will be closed on Thanksgiving Day, Monday, Oct. 11.4. Major closures on QEW in Oakville include on-ramps and lanes over next 2 days. Here the impact on traffic ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Recurring construction on the QEW in O stanley kubek akville will lead to some major on-ramp and lane closures over the next few days. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW