Vjqg Midland council approves 2021 budget with 2.5 per cent tax increase
Torontos homeless advocates have relaunched a lawsuit against the city over unsafe shelter conditions.In a notice of motion filed Friday, a coalition of public-interest groups alleges that the city has failed to follow a settlement agreement meant to ensure physical distancing standards within the shelter system.The lawsuit, first launched earlier this year, alleges the city put peoples lives at risk amid the pandemic by not following public health distancing recommendations. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW In a settlement reached in May, the city agreed to make efforts to keep two metres between shelter beds, end the use of bunk beds and make beds available for all shelter clients 鈥?incl
stanley cup uding anyone who has received support since March 11, including those who left to live in tent encampments.The settlement agreement required the city to give updates on compliance, something the advocates say has not yet happened. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW On June 15, the city told us that they had reached compliance 鈥?and we disagree, said Jessica Orkin, a lawyer representing the motion. So this motion is about the question of whether the city is in compliance with its obligations. In one case, Orkin said, a shelter reported
stanley mugs its capacity had been reduced from 50 to 41 beds; meanwhile, the overall shelter system has seen a decrease of up to 1,000 beds. What we can sa
stanley website y is that there are many, many people who Yfnm No winning ticket for Saturday s Lotto 649 jackpot
The new year will start with a new face at the Trillium Lakelands District School Boards administrative table.On Tuesday Dec. 9 , trustees approved the appointment of Jay MacJanet as the boards new superintendent of learning, replacing retiring superintendent Dave Golden. MacJanet will be supporting schools and working with administrators and teachers to further develop their instructional knowledge. We look forward to welcoming Jay to our senior administration team, said director of education Wes Hahn. Jays experience within the education sy
stanley shop stem will bring a new perspective to the table and assist the Board in its commitment to high levels of student achievement. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW MacJanet comes from the District School Board of Niagara, where he has been a school administrator for over 15 years, most recently as the principal of Gordon Public School in We
stanley mug lland. He is an exemplary instructional leader and understands the commitment and passion it takes to ensure all students can learn and achieve success. I am truly excited about the opportu
stanley mug nity and privilege to serve the students and communities of TLDSB, said MacJanet. My hope is to support the current learning culture, as well as to further enhance the development of student achievement through continued collaboration with students, staff, and the community. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW MacJanet will begin his new pos
