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Methrengrory, 30.10.2024
Gjev Trudeau, Pelosi place bet on NBA Finals
TORONTO 鈥?The Ontario Teachers ; Pension Plan Board says it earned a total-fund net return of 8.6 per cent last year.The pension fund manager says net assets totalled $221.2 billion at Dec. 31, 2020, up $13.8 billion from a year stanley thermoskannen earlier.Ontario Teachers ; said it earned $18.0 billion in investment income in 2020. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Ontario Teachers ; chief investment officer Ziad Hindo said the pandemic highlighted the importance of robust portfolio diversification across different assets, geographies and sectors. The results were a result of significant exposure to fixed income and performance by the fund public and private equity assets, Hindo said ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The pension plan was fully funded as of Jan. 1 with a funding ratio of 103 per cent.This report by The Canadian Press was first stanley cups March 30, 2021. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW stanley cup By The Canadian Press Wzyu Protesters say Toronto police violated rights
The Ontario government has stanley cup posted a reassuring message on its website: When you turn on your tap, you can be confident that your drinking water is among the best pro stanley mug tected in the world. But a surprising number of municipalities are not testing for lead at the tap after having declared themselves exempt without the knowledge of the provincial government, a Toronto Star/Ryerson School of Journalism investigation has found.Many others, including major cities, have been permitted to reduce their lead testing down to a few dozen samples annually. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Ninety per cent of the 175 municipal water systems surveyed by journalists are not testing for lead at the tap 鈥?or are testing at dramatically reduced levels 鈥?according to their own annual reports and interviews with operators. The exemptions date back as far as 2008.Provincially published results of lead tests at the tap show that only one in five municipalities have reported any results over the last two years. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Im startled that the pullback is so large, said Theresa McClenaghan, Canadian Environmental Law Associations executive director. It shows that something has fallen apart in terms of the ministrys attention to this issue...We cant make assumptions that because something was working yesterday, that stanley cup its still working today. A provision in the provinces Safe Drinking Water Act allows munici
TORONTO 鈥?The Ontario Teachers ; Pension Plan Board says it earned a total-fund net return of 8.6 per cent last year.The pension fund manager says net assets totalled $221.2 billion at Dec. 31, 2020, up $13.8 billion from a year stanley thermoskannen earlier.Ontario Teachers ; said it earned $18.0 billion in investment income in 2020. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Ontario Teachers ; chief investment officer Ziad Hindo said the pandemic highlighted the importance of robust portfolio diversification across different assets, geographies and sectors. The results were a result of significant exposure to fixed income and performance by the fund public and private equity assets, Hindo said ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The pension plan was fully funded as of Jan. 1 with a funding ratio of 103 per cent.This report by The Canadian Press was first stanley cups March 30, 2021. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW stanley cup By The Canadian Press Wzyu Protesters say Toronto police violated rights
The Ontario government has stanley cup posted a reassuring message on its website: When you turn on your tap, you can be confident that your drinking water is among the best pro stanley mug tected in the world. But a surprising number of municipalities are not testing for lead at the tap after having declared themselves exempt without the knowledge of the provincial government, a Toronto Star/Ryerson School of Journalism investigation has found.Many others, including major cities, have been permitted to reduce their lead testing down to a few dozen samples annually. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Ninety per cent of the 175 municipal water systems surveyed by journalists are not testing for lead at the tap 鈥?or are testing at dramatically reduced levels 鈥?according to their own annual reports and interviews with operators. The exemptions date back as far as 2008.Provincially published results of lead tests at the tap show that only one in five municipalities have reported any results over the last two years. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Im startled that the pullback is so large, said Theresa McClenaghan, Canadian Environmental Law Associations executive director. It shows that something has fallen apart in terms of the ministrys attention to this issue...We cant make assumptions that because something was working yesterday, that stanley cup its still working today. A provision in the provinces Safe Drinking Water Act allows munici
Methrengrory, 30.10.2024
Zszt New COVID-19 cases in Oakville and Milton schools Friday trigger classroom closures
The tensions between the city of Toronto and residents of homeless encampments that have increasingly sprung up during COVID-19 were laid bare in a virtual courtroom on Thursday.The hearing was for an injunction, which 鈥?if granted by Judge Paul Schabas 鈥?would stop the city from dismantling encampments in public parks during the COVID-19 pandemic.An injunction would override the citys ability to issue trespass notices under its parks bylaw to encampment residents. As it stands, the bylaw prohibits camping in municipal parks. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The city is asking for the injunction request to be dismissed, claiming that granting it could lead to a drastic increase in the number of encampments across city parks.No decision was delivered Thursday, with Schabas noting his decision may take a few weeks. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The applicants in the case 鈥?former and current encampment residents, the Toronto Overdose Prevention Society and the Ontario Coalition Against Poverty 鈥?argue that involuntarily displacing encampment residents puts them at risk stanley trinkflaschen of psychological and physical harm, as well as increased risk of COVID-19. The citys shelter system has not proven to be a safe alternative in terms stanley cup of risk of exposure, the applicants said in court stanley cup becher documents. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW As of Thursday afternoon, five cases of COVID-19 we Cnqq Canadian man detained in U.S. dies from COVID
The Ontario government has told the Star it will take a different approach than othe stanley website r provinces in developing its mobile app for COVID-19 vaccine certification, opting to build the program in house instead of contracting it out to a tech company.Its an approach that one tech expert characterized as messy 鈥?suggesting the provincial government planned the process hastily, and that it might be cheaper and faster to contract the app out to a private company or go with a web-based QR code system instead.The development of the made in Ontario app is being led by the governments Ontario Digital Service in consultation with the private sector, and the government has said it will be ready for release by Oct. 22. It is not clear how far along the development of the Ontario app is, but the CE stanley cup O of Akinox, the company that developed the VaxiCode system in Quebec, said development of his companys app took about four months. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW We are leveraging in-house capabilities and talent while also engaging with other jurisdictions and private stanley tumbler sector companies, including those based in Ontario, to learn from their work and experiences, said Amanda Brodhagen, a spokesperson for the associate minister of digital government. We are able to leverage user experience and design, while developing our own made in Ontario app. Richard Hyatt, a technology entrepreneur and CEO of QR code development company Candr, is skeptical of
The tensions between the city of Toronto and residents of homeless encampments that have increasingly sprung up during COVID-19 were laid bare in a virtual courtroom on Thursday.The hearing was for an injunction, which 鈥?if granted by Judge Paul Schabas 鈥?would stop the city from dismantling encampments in public parks during the COVID-19 pandemic.An injunction would override the citys ability to issue trespass notices under its parks bylaw to encampment residents. As it stands, the bylaw prohibits camping in municipal parks. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The city is asking for the injunction request to be dismissed, claiming that granting it could lead to a drastic increase in the number of encampments across city parks.No decision was delivered Thursday, with Schabas noting his decision may take a few weeks. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The applicants in the case 鈥?former and current encampment residents, the Toronto Overdose Prevention Society and the Ontario Coalition Against Poverty 鈥?argue that involuntarily displacing encampment residents puts them at risk stanley trinkflaschen of psychological and physical harm, as well as increased risk of COVID-19. The citys shelter system has not proven to be a safe alternative in terms stanley cup of risk of exposure, the applicants said in court stanley cup becher documents. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW As of Thursday afternoon, five cases of COVID-19 we Cnqq Canadian man detained in U.S. dies from COVID
The Ontario government has told the Star it will take a different approach than othe stanley website r provinces in developing its mobile app for COVID-19 vaccine certification, opting to build the program in house instead of contracting it out to a tech company.Its an approach that one tech expert characterized as messy 鈥?suggesting the provincial government planned the process hastily, and that it might be cheaper and faster to contract the app out to a private company or go with a web-based QR code system instead.The development of the made in Ontario app is being led by the governments Ontario Digital Service in consultation with the private sector, and the government has said it will be ready for release by Oct. 22. It is not clear how far along the development of the Ontario app is, but the CE stanley cup O of Akinox, the company that developed the VaxiCode system in Quebec, said development of his companys app took about four months. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW We are leveraging in-house capabilities and talent while also engaging with other jurisdictions and private stanley tumbler sector companies, including those based in Ontario, to learn from their work and experiences, said Amanda Brodhagen, a spokesperson for the associate minister of digital government. We are able to leverage user experience and design, while developing our own made in Ontario app. Richard Hyatt, a technology entrepreneur and CEO of QR code development company Candr, is skeptical of
Methrengrory, 30.10.2024
Ctex Martinrea earns $45.6 million in Q3
Coun. Matt Sammut ended his term on Erin town council with a call for community involvement in the political process, and some bitter words for a council that would not support his initiatives.Sammut and his family are moving to New Brunswick in time for the start of the new school year. I am making this shift to ensure that my family are again top priority and I get back to focusing on my career, said Sammut, who operates an investment coaching business. He stanley cup becher has been a soccer coach, a political activist, a community volunteer a stanley water bottle nd a member of the investment board of Headwaters Healthcare. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Council will conduct business with four members until the next council is sworn in, after the Oct. 22 municipal election. Politics is in a sad state here, and I truly hope good people are voted in, he said after the meeting. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Sammut was consistentl stanley vattenflaska y frustrated in his push for special meetings on strategic planning, and more intense fiscal management to deal with unfunded liabilities. He was critical of the town committee system, which he said made it difficult for people to participate and voice their opinions. The line, You grow, or you die is not a vision, but a false truth, he said, referring to Mayor Al Alls advocacy of sewers and new development. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The key is developing a p Rnak Food poisoning often caused by turkey and chicken. Here s how to avoid getting sick this Thanksgiving
WEST MINERAL, Kan. 鈥?A historic coal mining shovel that was hidden under bramble for more than 70 years has gone on display in southeast Kansas alongside its more well-known successor, an 11-million pound 5 million kilogram orange giant known as Big Brutus.The Joplin Globe reports that a ceremony to dedicate the Markley shovel is slated for stanley cup 1 p.m. Saturday at the Big Brutus Visitors Center, a non-profit museum in West Mineral.Coal mine operator Perry Markley designed and built the shovel in the early 1900s using junkyard parts. The machine was one of the first mining shovels to be equipped with a round dipper stick that allowed the bucket to swivel. ARTICL stanley website E CONTINUES BELOW stanley shop It later was used as a prototype to construct other machines like Big Brutus. ___ ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Information from: The Joplin Mo. Globe, http://joplinglobeBy The Associated Press
Coun. Matt Sammut ended his term on Erin town council with a call for community involvement in the political process, and some bitter words for a council that would not support his initiatives.Sammut and his family are moving to New Brunswick in time for the start of the new school year. I am making this shift to ensure that my family are again top priority and I get back to focusing on my career, said Sammut, who operates an investment coaching business. He stanley cup becher has been a soccer coach, a political activist, a community volunteer a stanley water bottle nd a member of the investment board of Headwaters Healthcare. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Council will conduct business with four members until the next council is sworn in, after the Oct. 22 municipal election. Politics is in a sad state here, and I truly hope good people are voted in, he said after the meeting. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Sammut was consistentl stanley vattenflaska y frustrated in his push for special meetings on strategic planning, and more intense fiscal management to deal with unfunded liabilities. He was critical of the town committee system, which he said made it difficult for people to participate and voice their opinions. The line, You grow, or you die is not a vision, but a false truth, he said, referring to Mayor Al Alls advocacy of sewers and new development. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The key is developing a p Rnak Food poisoning often caused by turkey and chicken. Here s how to avoid getting sick this Thanksgiving
WEST MINERAL, Kan. 鈥?A historic coal mining shovel that was hidden under bramble for more than 70 years has gone on display in southeast Kansas alongside its more well-known successor, an 11-million pound 5 million kilogram orange giant known as Big Brutus.The Joplin Globe reports that a ceremony to dedicate the Markley shovel is slated for stanley cup 1 p.m. Saturday at the Big Brutus Visitors Center, a non-profit museum in West Mineral.Coal mine operator Perry Markley designed and built the shovel in the early 1900s using junkyard parts. The machine was one of the first mining shovels to be equipped with a round dipper stick that allowed the bucket to swivel. ARTICL stanley website E CONTINUES BELOW stanley shop It later was used as a prototype to construct other machines like Big Brutus. ___ ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Information from: The Joplin Mo. Globe, http://joplinglobeBy The Associated Press
Methrengrory, 30.10.2024
Lzep Still waiting for your COVID-19 vaccination So is Justin Trudeau
TORONTO 鈥?Canadians do not b kubki stanley elieve businesses are doing enough to address the societal challenges of our time and want more engagement from their business leaders, a new survey has found.More than half of respondents, at 56 per cent, say businesses aren ;t doing enough to combat climate change, while 49 per cent and 48 per cent respectively say more work needs to be done stanley cup to re-skill workers and to tackle economic inequality.A yearly report from public relations consultancy firm Edelman come as the COVID-19 pandemic drags on and inflation continues to rise, while the labour market shows signs of shifting in employees ; favour rather than the entities they work for. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The 2022 survey also revealed that 50 per cent of respondents think it is imperative, even mandatory, for CEOs to help shape conversations and policies around job creation and economic growth. The same percentage of respondents feel this way about the issue of wage inequality as well.Edelman Canada president and CEO Lisa Kimmel says there is an expectation that business leaders engage more and that their role is to be a societal leader rather than a corporate leader only. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Th stanley thermoskannen is data is part of the 2022 Edelman Trust Barometer, an annual online survey examining the trust society has in business, government, non-governmental organizations and media. The latest version was Akwt S.Korea president to miss APEC summit amid political turmoil
The Town of Collingwood is one of three beneficiaries of a house at 167 Third St. that was home to the victim of a fatal police shooting that occurred Sept. 9.The home belonged to Gloria Culbert, a Collingwood woman who died on June 25, 2019.In her will, Culbert left the house to the Town of Collingwood, Habitat for Humanity and Home Horizon. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW According to Don McKay, attorney for Culbert, the house has multiple occupants. Quite a few people who have lost their w stanley tumbler ay, he said. They pay rent and not very much rent, but thats what Gloria always wanted to happen, that the property be used for that purpose. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW McKay said hes been in communication with all parties and would like to see some movement on the property. There has been no trustee set out for this particular estate and there has been no decisions from the three beneficiaries as to what will happen to the house, he said. stanley thermos I did talk to the lawyer from the Town of Collingwood, and one suggestion he had was the house would be sold and the money taken for a new home for the people that needed it in the name of Gloria Culbert. Im kind stanley italia of a little bit upset because everything seems to be stagnant. Nothing seems to be happening with the estate at all. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW In a statement to Simcoe, town clerk Sara Almas said, All
TORONTO 鈥?Canadians do not b kubki stanley elieve businesses are doing enough to address the societal challenges of our time and want more engagement from their business leaders, a new survey has found.More than half of respondents, at 56 per cent, say businesses aren ;t doing enough to combat climate change, while 49 per cent and 48 per cent respectively say more work needs to be done stanley cup to re-skill workers and to tackle economic inequality.A yearly report from public relations consultancy firm Edelman come as the COVID-19 pandemic drags on and inflation continues to rise, while the labour market shows signs of shifting in employees ; favour rather than the entities they work for. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The 2022 survey also revealed that 50 per cent of respondents think it is imperative, even mandatory, for CEOs to help shape conversations and policies around job creation and economic growth. The same percentage of respondents feel this way about the issue of wage inequality as well.Edelman Canada president and CEO Lisa Kimmel says there is an expectation that business leaders engage more and that their role is to be a societal leader rather than a corporate leader only. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Th stanley thermoskannen is data is part of the 2022 Edelman Trust Barometer, an annual online survey examining the trust society has in business, government, non-governmental organizations and media. The latest version was Akwt S.Korea president to miss APEC summit amid political turmoil
The Town of Collingwood is one of three beneficiaries of a house at 167 Third St. that was home to the victim of a fatal police shooting that occurred Sept. 9.The home belonged to Gloria Culbert, a Collingwood woman who died on June 25, 2019.In her will, Culbert left the house to the Town of Collingwood, Habitat for Humanity and Home Horizon. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW According to Don McKay, attorney for Culbert, the house has multiple occupants. Quite a few people who have lost their w stanley tumbler ay, he said. They pay rent and not very much rent, but thats what Gloria always wanted to happen, that the property be used for that purpose. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW McKay said hes been in communication with all parties and would like to see some movement on the property. There has been no trustee set out for this particular estate and there has been no decisions from the three beneficiaries as to what will happen to the house, he said. stanley thermos I did talk to the lawyer from the Town of Collingwood, and one suggestion he had was the house would be sold and the money taken for a new home for the people that needed it in the name of Gloria Culbert. Im kind stanley italia of a little bit upset because everything seems to be stagnant. Nothing seems to be happening with the estate at all. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW In a statement to Simcoe, town clerk Sara Almas said, All
Methrengrory, 30.10.2024
Hmzm Trump s COVID-19 diagnosis offers us a study in schadenfreude: Why the misfortune of others tastes like honey
One of the oldest private golf and country clubs in the GTA will mark its 100-year anniversary this year, but its kickoff curling stanley quencher event has been cancelled due to ramped up capacity limits by the province.Officially opened on June 14, 1922 as The Thornhill Golf and Country Club, the golf course was designed by Canada master architect Stanley Thompson, who created 150 golf courses during his career.聽Host to numerous provincial and national events during its 100-year history, the stanley cup most significant is the 1945 Canadian Open, famously won by PGA Tour legend Byron Nelson during his record-holding string of 11 consecutive professional golf tournament victories. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The club became a year-round facility with the addition of a curling rink in 1963.And it is the rink where centennial celebrations would have kicked off before the province ramped up restrictions this month in an effort to curb the spread of the Omicron variant. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Club officials confirmed the 2022 Ontario Scotties Tournament of Hearts, originally scheduled to be hosted by the club Jan. 5 to 9, had to be cancelled as a result of the new capacity limits announced by the stanley mugs province Jan. 3.But the club curling rink, champions and builders 鈥?including Karri-Lee Grant, Chrissy Cadorin, Peter Cadorin, George Karrys, Colleen Madonia and Austin Palmer 鈥?will still get a well-deserved sp Ykxe Text of prime minister s LGBTQ apology
OTTAWA 鈥?The federal government is shaking up the people in the top spots at the Canada Infrastructure Bank, including saying goodbye to the chief executive and installing a new board chair.Out is Pierre Lavallee, the first CEO of the infrastructure financing agency that the Liberals created two years ago.In as the new board chair is Michael Sabia, who was on an advisory group that recommended the creation the agency, and a former chief executive of the Caisse de depot et placement du Quebec that is behind an electric-rail projec stanley cup website t in Montreal that the bank is backing. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW In a statement, the Liberal says stanley website the changes 8220 ignal a new phase for the financing agency and come at critical time to address the health and economic consequences of COVI stanley termoska D-19.The Trudeau Liberals created the bank in late 2017 to use $35 billion in federal financing over a decade to help governments at all levels partner with the private sector to build revenue-generating roads, highways, bridges and electricity and water systems. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW About $15 billion of that is money the government doesn ;t expect to get back.The agency faced political opposition at its creation, and then criticism for the slow pace at which it was evaluating and signing deals. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW In a statem
One of the oldest private golf and country clubs in the GTA will mark its 100-year anniversary this year, but its kickoff curling stanley quencher event has been cancelled due to ramped up capacity limits by the province.Officially opened on June 14, 1922 as The Thornhill Golf and Country Club, the golf course was designed by Canada master architect Stanley Thompson, who created 150 golf courses during his career.聽Host to numerous provincial and national events during its 100-year history, the stanley cup most significant is the 1945 Canadian Open, famously won by PGA Tour legend Byron Nelson during his record-holding string of 11 consecutive professional golf tournament victories. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The club became a year-round facility with the addition of a curling rink in 1963.And it is the rink where centennial celebrations would have kicked off before the province ramped up restrictions this month in an effort to curb the spread of the Omicron variant. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Club officials confirmed the 2022 Ontario Scotties Tournament of Hearts, originally scheduled to be hosted by the club Jan. 5 to 9, had to be cancelled as a result of the new capacity limits announced by the stanley mugs province Jan. 3.But the club curling rink, champions and builders 鈥?including Karri-Lee Grant, Chrissy Cadorin, Peter Cadorin, George Karrys, Colleen Madonia and Austin Palmer 鈥?will still get a well-deserved sp Ykxe Text of prime minister s LGBTQ apology
OTTAWA 鈥?The federal government is shaking up the people in the top spots at the Canada Infrastructure Bank, including saying goodbye to the chief executive and installing a new board chair.Out is Pierre Lavallee, the first CEO of the infrastructure financing agency that the Liberals created two years ago.In as the new board chair is Michael Sabia, who was on an advisory group that recommended the creation the agency, and a former chief executive of the Caisse de depot et placement du Quebec that is behind an electric-rail projec stanley cup website t in Montreal that the bank is backing. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW In a statement, the Liberal says stanley website the changes 8220 ignal a new phase for the financing agency and come at critical time to address the health and economic consequences of COVI stanley termoska D-19.The Trudeau Liberals created the bank in late 2017 to use $35 billion in federal financing over a decade to help governments at all levels partner with the private sector to build revenue-generating roads, highways, bridges and electricity and water systems. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW About $15 billion of that is money the government doesn ;t expect to get back.The agency faced political opposition at its creation, and then criticism for the slow pace at which it was evaluating and signing deals. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW In a statem
Methrengrory, 30.10.2024
Naez Province reporting two more cases of coronavirus in Peel
HAMILTON 鈥?A 10-year-old girl has died after being hit by a vehicle in Hamilton.Police say the girl ran out onto the street in the community of Waterdown on Tuesday evening and was struck by a vehicle driven by a 25-year-stanley cup old man.Police say witnesses tried to provide medical assistance to the girl until paramedics arrived. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW stanley sverige She later died in hospital.Police say the driver wasn ;t impaired at the time of the crash and has been co-operating with investigators. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW During their investigation at the scene, Hamilton police detained a Global TV cameraman and a freelance photographer.Troy Reeb, head of Global News, Corus Radio and Station Operations, posted a tweet saying the Global cameraman had been released without charge. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW But he said the company is deeply concerned by the circumstances surrounding the arrests and will be following up directly with Hamilton police in the days ahead. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW stanley mugs Note to readers: This is a corrected story. An earlier version carried an incorrect title for Troy Reeb.By The Canadian Press Rydu Fight breaks out at NB junior hockey game
TORONTO 鈥?A spike in new COVID-19 cases in Ontario on Monday was attributed to two recent outbreaks 鈥?one at a farm in Windsor-Essex and another linked to a nail salon in Kingston.But public health officials said the province caseload remained steady despite the gradual reopening of the economy.Dr. Barbara Yaffe, the provin stanley cup quencher ce associate medical officer of health, said the latest outbreaks in Windsor and Kingston 鈥?which account for more than 200 cases combined 鈥?illustrated the continued need for caution. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW This serves as an important reminder for why we are asking people and businesses to remain vigilant, she said. As we re stanley polska lax public health measures, it is essential that all Ontarians continue to follow our public health advice.Ontario reported 257 new cases of COVID-19 on Monday and seven new deaths related to the virus. The total number of cases now stands at 34,911, including 30,196 cases marked as resolved and 2,665 deaths. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The province reopened parts of its economy on June 12, with the Greater Toronto Area and some border communities reopening on June 24.Only Leamington and Kingsville, O stanley cup nt., remain in Stage 1 because of six farm outbreaks in those communities. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW On Monday, public health officials in Windsor-Essex asked
HAMILTON 鈥?A 10-year-old girl has died after being hit by a vehicle in Hamilton.Police say the girl ran out onto the street in the community of Waterdown on Tuesday evening and was struck by a vehicle driven by a 25-year-stanley cup old man.Police say witnesses tried to provide medical assistance to the girl until paramedics arrived. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW stanley sverige She later died in hospital.Police say the driver wasn ;t impaired at the time of the crash and has been co-operating with investigators. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW During their investigation at the scene, Hamilton police detained a Global TV cameraman and a freelance photographer.Troy Reeb, head of Global News, Corus Radio and Station Operations, posted a tweet saying the Global cameraman had been released without charge. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW But he said the company is deeply concerned by the circumstances surrounding the arrests and will be following up directly with Hamilton police in the days ahead. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW stanley mugs Note to readers: This is a corrected story. An earlier version carried an incorrect title for Troy Reeb.By The Canadian Press Rydu Fight breaks out at NB junior hockey game
TORONTO 鈥?A spike in new COVID-19 cases in Ontario on Monday was attributed to two recent outbreaks 鈥?one at a farm in Windsor-Essex and another linked to a nail salon in Kingston.But public health officials said the province caseload remained steady despite the gradual reopening of the economy.Dr. Barbara Yaffe, the provin stanley cup quencher ce associate medical officer of health, said the latest outbreaks in Windsor and Kingston 鈥?which account for more than 200 cases combined 鈥?illustrated the continued need for caution. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW This serves as an important reminder for why we are asking people and businesses to remain vigilant, she said. As we re stanley polska lax public health measures, it is essential that all Ontarians continue to follow our public health advice.Ontario reported 257 new cases of COVID-19 on Monday and seven new deaths related to the virus. The total number of cases now stands at 34,911, including 30,196 cases marked as resolved and 2,665 deaths. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The province reopened parts of its economy on June 12, with the Greater Toronto Area and some border communities reopening on June 24.Only Leamington and Kingsville, O stanley cup nt., remain in Stage 1 because of six farm outbreaks in those communities. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW On Monday, public health officials in Windsor-Essex asked
WillieQueme, 30.10.2024
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Methrengrory, 30.10.2024
Cftg Barrie judge slams two fentanyl pushers: Drug dealers are predators
BURKS FALLS 鈥?After 55 years the Village of Burks Falls is getting a new water tower.The old, light blue 220,000 imperial gallon water tower was built in 1962 to replace the villages tiny 36,000-gallon tower, which kept icing over when the weather got cold.A letter sent from former reeve J.S. Darling to the Ontario Wate stanley cup r Resources Commission on Aug., 1, 1962 requested some assistance in funding the $25,000 associated with the water tower replacement. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Fast forward 55 years later and the prices have skyrocketed.The village, with some help from upper-level government funding, is spending $1.6 million to replace and install a new 355,000-gallon tower. The muni stanley kubek cipality will be covering roughly $650,000 of the total costs with help from a 15-year loan. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW When we were sitting down and discussing the water tower there was talk about extending water for new industrial parks and making room for growth in the community, said clerk Nicky Kunkel. In replacing the tower we have gained over 100,000 gallons, which gives us the potential for growth. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW stanley mugg The old water tower also needed to be repainted. With the tower having lead paint on it, the repainting process would have been expensive, costing an estimated $350,000. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Dach Toronto will move into the grey zone on Monday. Here s what that means
The number of people with COVID-19 in Haltons four hospitals continues to decrease.According to the latest reports from Joseph Brant Hospital and Halton Healthcare, which operates community hospitals in the region, there are currently 18 patients with COVID-19 in local hospitals 鈥?down from 25 yesterday.On Thursday, Joseph Br stanley cup ant said its currently caring for six confirm stanley cup website ed cases of COVID-19. There are also 11 patients in the Oakville hospital and one in Georgetown. Theres no listed patient with the virus in Milton. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Across the provinc stanley cup e, Ontario reported 1,451 people in hospitals with COVID-19, with 175 in intensive care units. The province also reported 2,160 new lab-confirmed COVID-19 cases, including 68 in Halton, and 14 more virus-related deaths. Health officials said that the number of cases is an undercount due to testing restrictions. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW As of this week, Halton Region only updates its COVID-19 dashboard twice a week on Tuesdays and Fridays.
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The number of people with COVID-19 in Haltons four hospitals continues to decrease.According to the latest reports from Joseph Brant Hospital and Halton Healthcare, which operates community hospitals in the region, there are currently 18 patients with COVID-19 in local hospitals 鈥?down from 25 yesterday.On Thursday, Joseph Br stanley cup ant said its currently caring for six confirm stanley cup website ed cases of COVID-19. There are also 11 patients in the Oakville hospital and one in Georgetown. Theres no listed patient with the virus in Milton. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Across the provinc stanley cup e, Ontario reported 1,451 people in hospitals with COVID-19, with 175 in intensive care units. The province also reported 2,160 new lab-confirmed COVID-19 cases, including 68 in Halton, and 14 more virus-related deaths. Health officials said that the number of cases is an undercount due to testing restrictions. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW As of this week, Halton Region only updates its COVID-19 dashboard twice a week on Tuesdays and Fridays.
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Progressive Conservative MPP Natalia Kusendova Mississauga Centre and Deepak Anand Mississauga-Malton braved harsh criticism from residents and advocates at a town hall held in Mississauga Tuesday July 30 to discuss provincial government funding cuts to Legal Aid Ontario LAO .The hour-and-half event, hosted by Mississauga Community Legal Services MCLS and the South Asian Legal Clinic of Ontario SALCO , was part of a larger day of action across the province protesting the cuts.Kusendova and Anand were in attendance but did not speak. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW First and foremost, I was here to listen and learn, stanley cup to listen to the people and how the works of the government is affecting them, said Kusendova in an interview.Most residents and advocates lambasted stanley website the governments plan as an impending disaster. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Our community legal clinics, they dont do criminal law or family law, although they are connected to bars and are able to make excellent referrals and make sure our clients get access to those services, said MCLS board member Nora Simpson, adding there are 72 such clinics serving those in need across the province. One of those key areas is supporting people in our communities who have a disability but need support accessing government benefits that support people with disabilities, stanley bottles she said. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW
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Progressive Conservative MPP Natalia Kusendova Mississauga Centre and Deepak Anand Mississauga-Malton braved harsh criticism from residents and advocates at a town hall held in Mississauga Tuesday July 30 to discuss provincial government funding cuts to Legal Aid Ontario LAO .The hour-and-half event, hosted by Mississauga Community Legal Services MCLS and the South Asian Legal Clinic of Ontario SALCO , was part of a larger day of action across the province protesting the cuts.Kusendova and Anand were in attendance but did not speak. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW First and foremost, I was here to listen and learn, stanley cup to listen to the people and how the works of the government is affecting them, said Kusendova in an interview.Most residents and advocates lambasted stanley website the governments plan as an impending disaster. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Our community legal clinics, they dont do criminal law or family law, although they are connected to bars and are able to make excellent referrals and make sure our clients get access to those services, said MCLS board member Nora Simpson, adding there are 72 such clinics serving those in need across the province. One of those key areas is supporting people in our communities who have a disability but need support accessing government benefits that support people with disabilities, stanley bottles she said. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW
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Shakespeare couldnt write a better story about this Romeo.Slightly more than two years after being selected by the Hamilton Bulldogs in the third round of the 2019 Ontario Hockey League Priority Draft, Chandler Romeo was waiting to hear his name called once again. I had to wait a little longer this time, the 18-year-old Cambridge native joked. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW And this time, the team came from the east.During the July 24 National Hockey League Entry Draft, the six-foot-five, 205-pound defenceman was picked by the Ottawa Senators in the seventh round, 202nd overall. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW If thats not poetic enough, theres a little hook to the tale as well. Romeo is in rare air, becoming one of the few drafted to the NHL from Jr. B. The Toronto Red Wings product spent the 2019-20 season with the Brantford Bandits of the Greater Ontario Junior Hockey League.Of course, if the 2020-21 season hadnt been wiped out by the COVID-19 pandemic, he likely would have been playing the back end with the Bulldogs. But thats semantics. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW How rare is it to be drafted out of Jr stanley fr . B The last Cambridge player to do so was Ryan Watson in 2007, when the Florida Panthers picked him in the seve stanley cup nth round, 191st overall. Watson, however, stanley kubek had his mind set on playing with Western Michigan University and never wavered. Csml We cannot leave these communities behind again : Why areas hit hard by COVID must be prioritized in Paxlovid rollout
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The Ford government should scrap changes it made late last year to the provinces tribunal appointment process, a new legal filing from Democracy Watch says, as advocates complain of delay and dysfunction.The lawsuit from Democracy Watch filed July 8 alleges Premier Doug Ford and his attorney general, Dou stanley taza g Downey, broke rules ensuring the independence of the quasi-judicial bodies, which deal with everything from landlord and tenant disputes to human rights and police complaints, land use and environmental matter stanley cup s, and parole and youth custody review.More than half of young people aged between 25 and 34 are renters, who are involved in hearings where they risk losing their homes in one of the biggest of those tribunals, the Landlord and Tenant Board. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Young people could also be expected to fall into rent arrears in large numbers given they were most drastically hit by job losses and reduced work hours due to the COVID-19 pandemic, which prompted Ford to order a temporary pause on eviction hearings.Tenant rights advocates complain that board is being deliberately starved of adjudicators to justify the streamlining efforts contained in Bill 184, which went to third reading on W stanley cup ednesday and will soon become law. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The bill makes it easier for a landlord to evict a tenant who misses an arrears payment without a hearing, and will be retroactive to
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KINGSTON, Ont. 鈥?The Ontario government says it helping build tiny houses for homeless veterans.The province says it investing $2 million in the Kingston-based project, and Housing Minister Steve Clark issued a special zoning order Wednesday allowing the site to be used for residential purposes without a long wait time.Ontario says an-acre-and-a-half of land will be transformed into a Veterans Village in Kingston, complete with as many as 25 tiny, prefabrica stanley thermosflasche t vaso stanley ed homes. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Each unit will have a kitchen, bathroom, living room and sleeping area. The homes are meant to be used as transitional housing for veterans experiencing homelessness. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The province says its investment includes the transfer of provincially owned land and funding for planning and off-site servic stanley thermobecher es.This report by The Canadian Press was first published Nov. 10, 2021. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW By The Canadian Press Aqdj Bracebridge business owners sell iconic Martins Framing
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MONTREAL 鈥?An air passenger rights advocate is suing the Canadian Transportation Agency and Air Transat over decisions related to incidents last summer that left hundreds of passengers stranded on the tarmac for hours.Gabor Lukacs is asking the Federal Court of Appeal in Halifax to overturn stanley tazas the regulator decision in November to waive the $295,000 fine it imposed after finding the Montreal-based airline had committed several violations of transportation rules.Lukacs said the fine was just a 8220 lap on the wrist that is far below the level included in its enforcement manual. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The penalty is unfit and unreasonable in light of the seriousness of the violations, the extreme suffering they have caused to passengers, said the 12-page application.He added that there is no deterrent value if fines are reduced by the amounts passengers receive in compensation. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW In his application, Lukacs said the administrative penalty amounted to just five per cent of the maximum available fine even thou stanley mug gh the regulator found Air Transat committed 590 violations that captured international attention.And by waiving the fine, public money owed to the government is diverted to passengers as compensation. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Lukacs wants the penalty overturned and s stanley quencher en Znul Young man pulled from backyard pool in Burlington and rushed to hospital in life-threatening condition
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Homeless and addicted to crystal meth, Jeff Butler was already on his last rung.Then he tripped over a snowbank and badly hurt his leg on the walker he was using. I dont know how in Gods name. Only I could do this with a walker. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW He wound up in the hospital with a nasty infection in his banged-up leg.Throughout his stay, the 54-year-old grew anxious about being discharged back onto the street in his fragile condition. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Instead, he found himself on the third floor of Good Shepherds shelter on Mary Street.There, he became the first patient in a 10-bed pilot project that bridges gaps between housing and medicine. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Since March, it has admitted 42 patients, offering a soft landing for those with nowhere to go after th stanley quencher ey leave the hospital. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Butler fou stanley deutschland nd compassion in nurses, personal support workers and doctors, who not only helped him with his leg, but also treated his hepatitis and addiction.And as the clincher, after years of homelessness, they set him up with a subsidized apartment with ongoing support. Ill tell you one thing str stanley cup usa aight from my heart: if this place had not been here, I dont believe Id be alive right now. Colin Kinsey feels the same. Id be dead. Id 100 per cent would be
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