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 There is a lot of flavour to savour at a new restaurant on the northwest side of Guelph.Since May, the area has been home to Chao Bistro, a Vietnamese-International and bubble tea-based family restaurant.The spot, which does catering, take-out and dine-in, was started up by Guelphs Bill Nguyen and his wife Khanh Ha, and Bills cousin An Nguyen is also on board.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        All three were born in Vietnam before making their way to Canada.Bill, the cook, arrived here in the mid-90s and attended John F. Ross CVI before studying culinary management at Conestoga College. He has cooked at various spots leading up to Chao Bistro, among them local hotels and the Ariss Valley G stanley thermos mug olf stanley cup  and Country Club.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 The idea of opening a restaurant came naturally, he says. We opened this restaurant because we love eating good food and drinking good bubble tea,  he said this week.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Bubble tea was so important to him that a trip was made to Taiwan and Korea to see how its done over there.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                              The trek was made  to learn more, because we wanted to learn,  he says.  We make them fresh. And then you can taste the freshness. So if you love bubble tea, come and try it. The restaurant, whic stanley trinkflaschen h is licensed to sell alcohol, boasts local Heqs Ontario moves tentatively to reopen further
 OTTAWA 鈥?Prime Minister Justin Trudeau tried to calm anxieties over COVID-19 vaccines Friday by reporting that the CEO of Pfizer is promising Canada   deliveries will be fully restored in three weeks.Trudeau spoke to Albert Bourla by phone Thursday evening, a week after the company informed Canada its deliveries of COVID-19 vaccines were going to be drastically cut over the next month while the company expands its production facility in Belgium.The next few weeks will be challenging when it comes to deliveries, Trudeau said Friday.               ARTICLE C stanley tumblers ONTINUES BELOW                                     botella stanley     That said, Dr. Bourla assured me that hundreds of thousands of Pfizer doses will be delivered the week of Feb. 15 and in the weeks to follow.Canada is getting only one-third of its promised doses between Jan. 18 and Feb. 7, including none next week. Deliveries the week of Feb. 8 aren ;t yet confirmed.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Trudeau said Canada will be caught up to its delivery schedule by the end of March, with all four million promised doses delivered by then.He said there will be enough delivered from Moderna and Pfizer by September to vaccinate all Canadians who want it.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                  stanley taza                        Were working around the clock to get as many vaccines as we can, as fast as we can, he said. Its what Im thinking about when I

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  stanley cup Crosstown is a series looking at how the Eglinton Light Rail Transit  LRT  line, scheduled to open next year, will affect the Toronto communities it passes through. In this instalment, we explore how this development will impact the culture and economy of Little Jamaica.聽Stretching along Eglinton Avenue West, from Keele Street to the Allen Road, Little Jamaica has since the 1950s been a cultural hub for African-Caribbean Canadians. It   a touchdown community for newcomers, it has boasted a vibrant reggae music scene since the 70s, and it   a destination for lovers of Caribbean cuisine.When the Eglinton Crosstown LRT opens in 2022, there will be five new stops in Little Jamaica 鈥?Keelesdale, Caledonia, Oakwood, Fairbank, and Cedarvale 鈥?providing a level of transit service the community has never seen.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The question is, will rider stanley cup becher s getting off at those stops recognize anything about Lit stanley thermoskannen tle Jamaica 聽Jason MacDonald, owner of the Casual Hair Salon on Eglinton, is betting they wont.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                  Were going to probably have to make a new Little Jamaica,  said MacDonald.  When Metrolinx is finished, theyre going to be doing condominiums 鈥?theyre revamping the area. The rents will go up, the class goes up, and the things you used to see wont be there no more. Ive prepared myself for that.                                                            Fgsp Wait times for vets    request for aid growing
 The latest coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Sunday. This file will be updated throughout the day. Web links to longer stories if available.8:30 p.m.: The latest numbers of confirmed COVID-19 cases in Canada stanley cup website  as of 8:00 p.m. ET on Sunday May 30, 2021.There are 1,378,971 confirmed cases in Canada.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Canada: 1,378,971 confirmed  stanley cup cases  35,935 active, 1,317,524 resolved, 25,512 deaths .*The total case count includes 13 confirmed cases among repatriated travellers.There were 2,238 new cases Sunday. The rate of active cases is 94.55 per 100,000 people. Over the past seven days, there have been a total of 19,112 new cases. The seven-day rolling average of new cases is 2,730.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 There were 34 new reported deaths Sunday. Over the past seven days there have been a total of 281 new reported deaths. The seven-day rolling average of new reported deaths is 40. The seven-day rolling average of the death rate is 0.11 per 100,000 people. The overall death rate is 67.13 per 100,000 people.There have been 34,717,353 tests completed.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        6 p.m.: The number of COVID-19 cases in Alberta hospitals continues to fall, as does the number of active cases.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                              The province   website says ther stanley vaso e are 44

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 A prominent Toronto lawyer has come forward to provide pro bono legal services to a visually impaired woman recently slapped with a hefty fine for letting her dog go unleashed at Greenwood Park.On Dec. 1, longtime Leslieville resident Melanie Lepp, who is legally blind in one eye and totally blind in the other, received a ticket from a Toronto bylaw officer for $261 for not keeping her seven-year-old G stanley hrnek erman shepherd, Semper, on a leash in a public space. In Toronto, dogs are only allowed to roam freely in designated off-leash areas.Lepp stopped using Greenwood Parks off-leash area, which about a year ago received a new 3/4 inch pea gravel surface, because Semper cut his paws on the stones. Just over a year ago, Lepp lost her footing on the uneven surface and fell, breaking her cane in half.聽 聽 聽 聽               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        She is fighting the fine in court on March 23.Ari Goldkind, a well-known criminal stanley cup  defence lawyer, saw the article about L cups stanley epps case online on Wednesday, Feb. 7 and immediately reached out to offer his assistance. He even offered to pay the fine, if Lepp loses in court.聽聽        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                  Shes not going to go through this on her own,  Goldkind said during a Thursday morning interview with Metroland Media Toronto. To me, this is the very definition of disgusting, period, end of story. I want to be in court cross-examining that bylaw officer.                ARTICLE Dttz Call my lawyer,    says sweater seized with stolen sneakers
 TORONTO 鈥?Cases of COVID-19 are decreasing across Ontario but the spread of a more contagious variant presents a  8220 ignificant threat to controlling the pandemic, the province   health advisors said Thursday.The variant 鈥?first identified in the U.K. 鈥?could become the dominant strain of the virus in the province by March and residents must maintain public health measures to guard against it, the advisors said.The variant from the United Kingdom gives us less room to relax, and less room for error, said Dr. Adalsteinn Brown, co-chair of the provinces pandemic science advisory table.  stanley cup               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        It is a significant threat to controlling the pandemic.The province said Thursday that 51 cases of the U.K. variant have been identified in Ontario, with more testing underway to determine if further spread has taken place.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Currently, data indicates Ontario   COVID-19 cases have been decreasing since the start of a provincial lockdown at the end of December.That decline continued after a stay-at-home order was imposed two stanley thermos  weeks ago.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW      stanley romania                                    The province is now projecting a further decrease that could see Ontario   case count drop to between 1,000 and 2,000 per day by the end of February.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW         

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 TORONTO 鈥?Some Tim Hortons locations have increased prices on their breakfast menus, its parent company said Friday, but made no connection to the minimum wage controversy that   landed the brand in hot water.Regular adjustments to menu prices stanley cup  are a normal part of the restaurant business, Restaurant Brands International  TSX:QSR  of Oakville, O stanley mugs nt., said in a brief statement after some social media users complained of price hikes.Some restaurants in select markets have slightly increased prices for some breakfast menu items.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The increases come after the company faced a backlash from consumers when it was revealed some franchisees cut employee benefits to offset the impact of minimum wage hikes in Ontario, which increased to $14 per hour from $11.60 鈥?a 21-per-cent jump 鈥?on Jan. 1.Some Ontario Tim Hortons franchisees eliminated paid breaks, fully-covered health and dental plans, and other perks for their workers, changes that came to light after a letter from the owners of two Cobourg, Ont., franchisees circulated on social media.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Since then, angry consumers have taken to social media and encouraged others to  BoycottTimHortons to put pressure on the  stanley thermos mug chain to reverse the changes. Protesters gathered outside Tim Hortons locations across Ontario this week, with hopes such rallies will send a message to franc Tdxl Well-known radio personality hosts iHeartRadio show from grandmother   s Georgetown home
 OTTAWA 鈥?The Trudeau government says it will launch a new fund to spur investments and jobs in green technology as it seeks a balance between the competing visions of environmental advocates and legacy industries.In the throne speech delivered Wednesday by Governor General Julie Payette, the ruling Liberals outlined plans to spend on building retrofits, clean energy and production of electric vehicles as the next ph stanley cup website ase in the fight against climate change.This is where the world is going. Global consumers and investors are demanding and rewarding climate action, the speech states.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        We can create good jobs today and a globally competitive economy not just next year, but in 2030, 2040, and beyond.The address briefly touched on the country   energy sector, but primarily to highlight the Liberal goal of ne stanley bottles t zero emissions by 2050.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 The government is pledging to support manufacturing, natural resource, and energy sectors as they work to transform to meet a net zero future, creating good-paying and long-lasting jobs, Payette said in the new Senate chamber in Ottawa.Other measures include plans to cut the corporate tax rate in half for clean-tech co stanley cup mpanies, create thousands of jobs through support for home and building retrofits and make electric cars more affordable alongside more charging stations n

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 OTTAWA 鈥?A Liberal candidate in Toronto said she is sorry for saying her black constituents told her they loved Justin Trudeau even more after learning he wore blackface, arguing the media had blown it out of proportion even though the Liberal leader has apologized again and again for the incidents.Judy Sgro, a longtime Liberal MP and former cabinet minister who is seeking re-election in the riding of Humber River-Black Creek, made the comments in a Sept. 28 i stanley fr nterview with GBKM FM radio, an exchange Toronto-based writer Andray Domise posted to Twitter Wednesday.All of us were young at once time and all o stanley cup f sometimes made poor choices and did things that may not be appropriate in today   world, Sgro said in the interview with host Jacqueline Dixon, who asked her about the blackface controversy.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Sgro, who was first elected in 1999 and was immigration minister under former Liberal prime minister Paul Martin, said she had been hearing supportive comments from the black community while out knocking on doors and visiting shopping malls in her riding.Those in the black community have told me how much more love they have for the prime minister, that he wanted to have a black fa鈥?she said, cutting herself off. He took great pride in that too.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 And that it   the media that have stanley mug  blown this into som Otix Toronto, Peel move to Stage 2 reopening on Wednesday
 Toronto is ramping up efforts to convince parents to vaccinate children aged five to 11 against COVID-19 after Ontario stanley cup  refused to add the vaccine to others already mandatory for school kids.Dr. Eileen de Villa, Torontos public health chief, commented Friday on her provincial counterparts decision not to heed calls from her and others to add COVID-19 vaccine 鈥?when its approved for young kids 鈥?to nine others mandated. It just means, to us at the local level, that we need to continue to redouble our efforts to ensure that people have access to the information they need around COVID-19 vaccine in children so that they can make the right choice, which ultimately will be for vaccination,  de Villa said at a Scarborough vaccine clinic.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELO stanley cup W                                         It is essential that children aged five to 11 are vaccinated against COVID-19. This important step not only protects children from contracting COVID-19, but provides critical protection to members of their family, to those around them at school and to their entire communities. Dr. Kieran Moore, Ontarios top doctor, said Thursday adding COVID-19 to mandatory vaccines for school attendance would be an additional burden on public health agencies, parents and kids, but the issue could be revisited later.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 The city on Friday was emailing parents and guardians of public and pr stanley cup ivate school kids aged five to 11, invitin

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 The Ontario government plans to introduce legislation this fall to prevent rent increases for most tenant households in 2021, Housing Minister, Steve Clark, said on Friday afternoon.Clarks office, in a statement, said that, while the Province typically sets out the maximum allowable rent increases for a given year 鈥?its a calculation tied to inflation 鈥?this year was different.They vowed to engage both tenant and landlord groups, to ensure the law was  fair and balanced.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW  termo stanley                                        Few details on their plan were immediately available.Asked by the Star whether households will have to meet certain criteria to avoid rent increases, and whether they had an estimate on how man stanley flask y households will be covered, a spokesperson said Clark would introduce a detailed proposal  over the coming weeks  covering  the vast majority  of Ontario renters.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 But the announcement was criticized Friday by both landlord and tenant groups.Tony Irwin, president of the Federation of Rental-Housing Providers of Ontario, which represents landlords, said they were both  surprised and d kubki stanley isappointed  by the news from Queens Park.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Rent stabilization was a blanket response, he claimed, arguing the government should, instead, be focusing on assisting those who couldnt pay their rent 鈥?whether it was frozen or not Siye Some Ontario regions begin vaccinating those 80+
 Ward 15 Coun. Judi Partridge has announced she will not seek re-election in Octobers municipal election.Partridge, who was first elected in 2010 and re-elected in 2014 and 2018, announced the decision in a press release March 28. Im so grateful to our residents, small businesses and organizations on how we work together to support each other,  she said in the release.  There are very few communities like ours, and I feel very blessed to live here and to se stanley quencher rve you as councillor Ward 15 Waterdown and Flamborough.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                         Building community togeth botella stanley er 鈥?its what we do. Partridge cited a number of achievements from her time in office, including new Stryker, L3Harris, Liburdi Engineering and CHCH TV investments in the ward, as well as the Memorial Park ice loop, Waterdown bypass construction, approved police and fire station and new Carlisle library, among others.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 In an interview with Sean Cowan posted to YouTube March 28, Partridge confirmed her decision not to run for re-election, noting she has served 12 years on city council. Ive decided I am not going to run,  she said in the video.  Right in my first term I said I believe in term limits and I still believe in term limits,  she said.  This is a commitment, this is something to me that has been very important to get all of these things accomplished.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BE stanley website LOW           

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 OTTAWA 鈥?The federal and Ontario governments unveiled up to $100 million wort stanley quencher h of combined grants Monday to help Canadian automotive parts maker Linamar Corp. develop advanced manufacturing technologies.Beyond technology and jobs, federal Economic Development Minister Navdeep Bains hoped the Linamar  TSX:LNR  announcement could also serve as way for him to highlight just how integrated the automotive sector is between Canada and the United States.The announcement landed at a time of significant uncertainty surrounding the future of  stanley flask the North American Free Trade Agreement. Bains planned to refer to the investment later Monday to help him make a case for the importance of the trade pact during a visit to the North American International Auto Show in Detroit.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        I think investments in Canada a stanley cup re not only good for Canada, but also good for the U.S. as well, Bains said in a phone interview after the Linamar announcement in Guelph, Ont.The first goal is, again, to make sure that we continue to talk about NAFTA and the importance of NAFTA and show as much support we can for NAFTA in terms of the advocacy work we ;re doing with the administration, with government officials in the U.S., with business leaders.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 So, that   priority one and I ;ll be conveying my support for NAFTA with all the bilateral meetings Rhkm India ruling party leaders face trial in 1992 mosque attack
 It will take more time to know whether renewed restrictions in Toronto are helping to dampen the transmission of COVID-19, the citys medical officer of health said Monday. I dont think we have yet seen the f stanley cup ull impact,  said Dr. Eileen de Villa, speaking at a COVID-19 update from city hall. I look forward to seeing what comes in the next few weeks.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The number of new COVID-19 infections in the province hit new highs on the weekend, with Ontario reporting 978 n stanley cup ew cases on Saturday and 1,042 on Sunday.On Monday Toronto reported another 300 cases, while the number of hospitalizations climbed to 132, an increase of 17 people in one day, according to Toronto Public Health.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                  I think its reasonable to think that part of the surge were seeing in Toronto is tied to Thanksgiving,  de Villa said.  Its been 14 days since Thanksgiving Monday. Cases also spiked two weeks after Labour Day.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Dr. Barbara Yaffe, Ontarios associate medical officer of health, said Monday there were a number of clusters related to family gatherings on Thanksgiving weekend.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                              She said that while the provinces total Monday 鈥?851 cases 鈥?was down from the weekend, the seven-day average for new ca stanley cupe ses was up to 878, a 20 per

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 VANCOUVER 鈥?A Vancouver councillor says it may take years, but he can see the day a craft cannabis industry emerges in British Columbia, with smoking lounges in the city allowing people to responsibly sample strains of specially stanley flask  cultivated marijuana.It wasn ;t long ago there was a government monopoly on beer and craft beer was illegal, Kerry Jang said. Now what do we see  We see a huge market for craft beer. We see responsible usage. We see breweries, brew pubs that didn ;t exist before. Why not with marijuana Jang made his comments Monda stanley thermobecher y at the annual Union of B.C. Municipalities convention where the province announced a five-week public consultation process on the future of cannabis.      stanley thermos mug           ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The government wants to solicit input from residents as well as local government, First Nations and industry on how it can best protect children, keep roads safe after the federal government legalizes marijuana on July 1.Solicitor General Mike Farnworth said while the timeline imposed by the federal government is tight, the public must have a chance to propose ideas and raise concerns.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 The best public policy isn ;t imposed from up above, he told reporters. The best public policy is made when there   a sense that people understand the questions ... and they feel they ;ve had a say.  Nuwu Ontario will be moving into Step 3 of reopening July 16, Ministry of Health confirms
 Halton health officials are reporting nin stanley cups e new COVID-19 cases on Friday  July 9 , as the disease claimed the life of one more Burlington resident.This marks the third death related to COVID-19 in Burlington               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        this week.As for the new cases, five more have been confirmed in Milton, three in Oakville, and one in Burlington. The case count in Halton Hills has been reduced by one.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Four of the new infections are among people under 40 and five among people aged 40 to 59. The cases are linked to close contacts, communit stanley france y transmission, and outbreaks.On Thursday, 7,186 vaccine doses were given in Halton, which consisted of 457 first  vaso stanley doses and 6,729 second doses. To date, 646,079 doses of COVID-19 vaccines have been administered.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Todays update brings the total Halton cases to 18,057 during the pandemic, including 6,013 variant cases, with 17,758 marked as resolved.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                              The number of active COVID-19 cases stands at 67, while the seven-day average is 7.9.Currently, there are nine people hospitalized with COVID-19 across Halton hospitals, with 10 people in the intensive care units  ICU . The ICU bed occupancy rate is 68 per cent, according to the regions website.Heres the full breakdown:路 Oakville 5

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 If you didn ;t have chance to catc stanley cup h up on all the latest headlines, here   a look back at what had people talking across Halton this week. To stay up to date with local headlines, sign up for our newsletter delivered to your inbox everyday, seven days a week.1  Underpass proposal: https://insidehalton/news-story/10741398-proposal-could-see-underpass-at-oakville-burlington-border-finished-sooner-but-with-longer-road-closure/2  Cheese recall: https://insidehalton/ne stanley cup ws-story/10738713--do-not-eat-la stanley cup rge-recall-of-certain-cheeses-sold-at-costco-and-other-grocery-stores-over-food-poisoning-fears-triggers-warning-to-shoppers/               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        3  Big Oakville lottery win: https://insidehalton/news-story/10741177--i-almost-cried-oakville-neighbours-win-52-000-lotto-max-prize/      4  Violent robbery at Burlington mall: https://insidehalton/news-story/10741462-woman-injured-during-violent-robbery-at-burlington-mall/        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 5  Bizarre assault call in Oakville: https://insidehalton/news-story/10742875-assault-and-stabbing-call-at-oakville-home-led-to-arrest-of-naked-man/

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 Restoring the original glory of Barrett Barn, built more than a century ago in Glen Williams, is the focus for current owners Dave and Dale Cox.The barn has been considerably altered throughout its history, with several structural changes.Now 鈥?with some support from the towns Heritage Property Grant Program 鈥?the couple aims to bring the historic structure back to its original state, giving future generations a stronger connection to the hamlets heritage.   stanley cup price              ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                         We want to preserve the barn and expect to live here happily ever after,  said Dave.  Were going to make it available for people to experience the barn for the way it was. Featured in a well-known painting from 1930 鈥? Old Man in a Rocker,  by Group of Seven artist A.J. Casson 鈥?the barn recently drew attention once again as the Town of Halton Hills staff started searching for prominent properties to be protected under the Ontario Heritage Act.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Built in 1919, Barrett Barn was part of the 200-acre property that served as an early building block in Esquesing Township.Purchased from the Canada Company in 1833 by miller Benajah Williams, t stanley cup he lands stanley termosky  would be used to build a road connecting sawmills in Williamsburg  now Glen Williams  and Wildwood.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Over the years, the land was used for farming and as a 55-acre pump m Abmi WARNING   : Some smoked trout products sold in Ontario grocery stores recalled over dangerous bacteria concerns
 An Oakville school music teacher is facing child pornography charges following an investigation by the Halton Regional Poli stanley quencher ces Internet Child Exploitation Unit.Police said in a Friday  June 10  news release the charges stem from an investigation that a person  stanley polska was allegedly sharing child sexual abuse material.As a result, Carmen Gassi, 70, of Oakville, was arrested on June 10 and charged with two counts of child pornography and making child pornography available.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        None of the charges have been proven in court.      The accused was held in custody pending a bail hearing.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 According to police, Gassi has been a music teacher at White Oaks Secondary School in Oakville since 2005 before retiring in June, though he still works as an occasional teacher. Police say he is also the musical director at High Rendition Jazz, which is a music program for high school students in Halton.Back in 2012, Gassi was given the Prime Ministers Award for Teaching Excellence.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Anyone with information regarding the investigation is asked to contact Det. Todd Martin at 905-465-8983 or Det. Const. Stephane Verreault at 905-465-8986 of the Halton polices Internet Child E stanley website xploitation Unit.

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 The union representing federal public servants is calling on its pension fund to relinquish ownership and control of Revera Inc. 鈥?one of the largest nursing home operators in the country 鈥?and transfer the company into public hands.Revera, which owns and operates more than 500 seniors residences in North America and the U.K., is a wholly owned subsidiary of PSP Investments, a Canadian Crown corporation that invests funds for the pension plans of federal public servants, Canadian Forces personnel and the RCMP.In a letter sent earlier thi stanley flask s month to the pension funds president and CEO Neil Cu stanley botella nningham, Public Service Alliance of Canada president Chris Aylward wrote that the  mounting and overwhelming evidence  of the  extremely disproportionate  rate of COVID-19 infection and death in long-term-care homes had raised  troubling c stanley cup oncerns  for the unions membership.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                         The objectives of our organization include a commitment to ensure that quality services are provided to the Canadian public, and that the compensation and working conditions of employees are conducive to fulfilling this responsibility,  the letter reads.Long-term care facilities account for roughly four out of every five COVID-19 deaths in Canada, and for-profit homes have had disproportionately higher rates of infection and death compared to non-profit and municipally run homes, according to a Star investigation published earlier this month.  Bvbg Boat collisions, like one involving Kevin O   Leary on Lake Joseph, rare
 BERLIN 鈥?Groups and clubs in Germany are putting the final touches on their elaborate floats with outrageous car vaso stanley icatures depicting political  stanley flasche themes for this year   Carnival celebrations.In a workshop in Mainz on Tuesday, an artist worked studiously on a float featuring a bull with USA emblazoned on the side, with a horned head depicting President Donald Trump   face, a cowbell carrying the Twitter logo, and a rear end expelling flatulence on the globe.The popular street parades in traditional Carnival strongholds such as Cologne, Duesseldorf and Mainz in western Germany draw millions of dressed-up revelers and schoolchildren every year, and always feature colorful floats that push boundaries with their political parodies that poke fun at the powerful.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Other offerings that will be part of Mainz   parade next Monday included Chancellor Angela Merkel atop a horse labeled coalition collapsed with exhaustion 鈥?a nod to fatigue in her longtime government 鈥?and Queen Elizabeth II jumping over a border crossing with a German asylum application in hand and faithful corgi at her side to es stanley taza cape her nation   Brexit squabbles.      In a jab at the Alternative for Germany party, another float depicts a jack-booted neo-Nazi, holding a torch in one hand and giving the stiff-armed Hitler salute with the other, emerging from a campaign poster for the far-right party.

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 AURORA, Ont. 鈥?Magna International Inc. says it logged net income  stanley flask of $556 million and adjusted diluted earnings per share of $1.57 in the fourth quarter of 2017.That compared to net income of $478 million and $1.31 per share in same quarter of 2016.The Aurora, Ont.,-based company says it posted rec stanley bottles ord sales of $10.39 billion in the quarter, an increase of 12 per cent over the year-before quarter.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The sales increase came as light vehicle production rose seven per cent in Europe and five per cent in North American during the quarter.      Magna says its complete vehicle assembly sales increased 129 per cent in the fourth quarter, largely reflecting launches of the BMW 5-Series and Jaguar E-Pace at its assembly facility in Graz, Austria.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Income from operations  stanley tazas before income taxes in the quarter was $761 million.Companies in this story: TSX:MG               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        By The Canadian Press Xfem Heather Scoffield: Chrystia Freeland wants to spend more 鈥?lots more
 A quarte stanley cups r-century ago, the populist premier of the day wanted to fix nursing homes in Ontario.Mike Harris had a lasting impact on long-term care when his Progressive Conservatives oversaw the expansion of private ownership in a sector short on regulations and standards. Harris, having spearheaded for-profit ownership back then, now profits handsomely from it himself.Today, as chair of Chartwell Retirement Residences, the former premier pre stanley cup sides over a sprawling operation that describes itself as  the largest retirement living company in Canada.  Didnt know that                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Neither, says Doug Ford, did he.Replying to my questions Monday, our current premier said hes spoken to the former premier but once, briefly, during this pandemic. Long-term care, where the majority of COVID-19 deaths have taken place in this province, never came up.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                  He asked how I was doing and to be f stanley spain rank, I didnt even know he was the chair of Chartwell,  Ford told me in his televised daily briefing, where he often rattles off the names of CEOs whom he encourages do their best in the pandemic.Id asked Ford if he had an opinion, as premier, about the difference between public and private ownership, given the carnage in long-term care today. The premier took a quick pass at the topic before passing on it.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                     

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 TORONTO 鈥?Municipal leaders and business owners in Ontario welcomed the lifting of capacity limits for facilities requiring proof of COVID-19 immunization on Monday, but sa stanley termosky id more help is needed to bounce back from the pandemic.Starting at midnight, restaurants, gyms, ca stanley cup sinos and other locations required to ask customers for proof of immunization could open to a full house.Other spaces not subject to that provincial rule, like museums and galleries, places of worship and personal care services, were also permitted to open at full capacity if they required proof of vaccination.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Edison Xue, the manager of La Prep restaurant in downtown Toronto, said the provinces decision to lift capacity restrictions is good, but wont help his business as long people continue to mostly work from home.It   really hard to say  if its  going to help my business or not because my business really depends on how the pandemic goes, Xue said on Monday.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                  8220 stanley thermos ;It really depends  on  how many people really come back to work, not like once or twice a week.Mayors of the largest municipalities in the Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area said they support the province   move to lift capacity limits.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        This is a sign of the progress we have made across the GTHA Hkfb Centerra Gold reports US$851.7M Q2 loss
 A large grass fire in a Halton Hills neighbourhood extended about 100 yards in the midst of the weekend heatwave, officials say.The blaze near Bridlewood Boulevard was reported Sunday afternoon  Aug. 7 .Several Halton Hills firefighters responded and the majority of the fire is believed to be kn botella stanley ocked down with crews still looking for any hotspots or sudden flar stanley mug e-ups.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        This fire comes in the midst of a weekend heat wave hitting the region, with humdex values hitting 40.      GRASS FIRE: @HaltonHillsFD o/s of large grass fire in backyard and nearby field of homes on Bridalwood Cres  Six stanley spain th Ln/N of Hwy 7  btwn  Acton and  Gwtn . Most of the fire knockdown 鈥?approx 100 yards long . pic.twitter/YjH2FwGijT鈥?Graham Paine  @GPmedia_24  August 7, 2022        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW

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 VANCOUVER 鈥?Members of a B.C. First Nation are expected to launch another legal challenge of a massive liquefied natural gas project proposed for the province   nor stanley termoska th coast.Several hereditary chiefs with the Gitxsan First Nation will be in Vancouver today to announce their opposition to the Pacific Northwest LNG project, a project backed by Malaysia   state oil company Petronas.The group   traditional territory is in n stanley mugs orthwestern B.C., near the area where a $11.4 billion LNG export terminal would be built close to Prince Rupert, B.C.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The fe stanley cup deral government announced its approval of the $36 billion terminal and pipeline project in September, subject to 190 conditions, including a cap on carbon emissions.      The Gitxsan challenge is in addition to other actions by area First Nations or chiefs, asking the Federal Court for a judicial review of the approval, alleging the government failed to properly consult with them.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Pacific NorthWest LNG has said it has been meeting with local First Nations since 2012 and is continuing to work with them.By The Canadian Press Kawn MAP: Brampton reveals 13 more photo radar camera locations, bringing total to 43
 TORONTO 鈥?The Canadian Ba stanley cup nkers Association says the country   six biggest banks are working together in their efforts to limit the spread of COVID-19 by temporarily limiting branch operating hours and reducing the number of branches, while maintaining critical services.The association says special care will be given to branches in rural communities.It says many banking services will continue to be available through bank machines, mobile apps, bank websites and telephone banking.            stanley cup     ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The move comes as public health officials urge people to limit contact with others in an effort to limit the threat of the novel coronavirus.Businesses across the country have responded by cutting back, changing their operations and finding ways to allow employ stanley cups ees to work from home.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Canadian Imperial Bank Of Commerce has said 816 of its locations will remain open, but operate under modified hours, while 206 which do not offer over-the-counter cash and banking services will temporarily close effective Wednesday.The bank is also introducing assistance for clients impacted by job loss or other circumstances and urged those that need help to contact the bank to review options.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        As the COVID-19 situation continues to evolve we are taking proactive, precautionary action to continue

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 TORONTO 鈥?Barrick Gold Corp. 8216  visionary founder Peter Munk, a man of lofty global ambitions who fulfilled them like few others, died Wednesday at the age of 90.He racked up an impressive series of accomplishments in everything from custom stereos to tropical resorts, and established himself as one of Canada   great entrepreneurs.Munk will always be most renowned, however, as the founder and builder of one of the world   largest gold mining empire stanley cup s while at the helm of Barrick Gold. It was there where he most displayed his willingne stanley cup ss to take risks, spot overlooked opportunities, and challenge the status quo.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        He was born in Budapest in 1927 and fled Hungary with his family in 1944 when Nazi Germany invaded. He arrived in Toronto in 1948 at age 20 and undertook a number of entrepreneurial business activities before founding Barrick in 1983.This is a country that does not ask about your origins, but concerns itself with your destiny, Munk said in 2011.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 He is survived by Melanie, his wife of 45 years; five children, Anthony, Nina, Marc-David, Natalie, and Cheyne; and 14 grandchildren.Munk, whose cause of death was  botella stanley not disclosed, leaves behind a legacy of business success, charitable donations, and an outspoken defender of the benefits of capitalism.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                         Arva Is Aurora   s Beacon Hall the next golf course to fall to developers
 Dr. Joe Hoja has one of only two machines in Canada that can detect a disease that causes blindness.The optometrist at Peterborough Optometric has purchased an AdaptDX machine, developed by doctors in the United States, that measures the eyes reaction time from light to dark. If theres a delay from the norm, Hoja said thats an indication a person has age-related macular degeneration  AMD , the leading cause of vision loss in Canada.Hoja said the disease is quite common in elderly people; he added that one-in-three people over 75 suffer from AMD. This is one reason Hoja decided to purchase the screening t stanley cup echnology for his Clonsilla Avenue clinic.               ARTICLE C stanley cup ONTINUES BELOW                                         Peterborough has one of the oldest populations in Canada,  said Hoja, adding that he wanted to offer this test for his patients.Hoja acquired the machine last year and has since diagnosed 100 people with AMD. Following the diagnosis, Hoja said there are things a patient can do to slow down the onset of vision loss 鈥?however, he admits there is no cure.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Treatment options to slow the progress include wearin stanley cups g proper sunglasses that filters both UV and blue light. Vitamin supplements can also be taken, along with Omega 3 supplements.Lifestyle changes are also recommended, said Hoja, including regular exercise, no smoking and an improved diet. In fact, Hoja said a Mediterranean diet with less red meat