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 A search for a wanted person resulted in a heavy police presence in a Burlington neighbourhood early this morning  Wednesday, May 18 .At around 2 a.m., a resident reported seeing what she described as a  very heavy police presence  on Caroline Street, near Clark Avenue.She says she observed at least six police cars with lights flashing, a canine unit as well as officers in tactical gear.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        She also described a police vehicle driving up and down a pedestrian path between Caroline Street and Ontario Street.When reached for comment Halton Police Media  stanley cup Officer, Const. Ryan Anderson confirmed Halton police were conducting an investigation in the area of Clark Avenue and Caroline Street early May 18.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                  Police were in the area searching for a wanted person,  he said. I cannot provide details on the wanted party or any further details.           stanley cup       ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The officers reportedly stayed on the scene until at least 4 a.m.                ARTICLE CON stanley termoska TINUES BELOW                                              No arrest has been made at this point.More information will be provided as it becomes available. Rnas How will Freeland approach finance portfolio
 Canadians are heading into the holidays with COVID-19 weighing heavily on their minds.Across the country, many families are looking at 鈥?and trying to calculate 鈥?the risk of a gathering, an evening out or even a trip together.Omicron has made that math all the harder. Add to it questions around rapid tests and the push for booster shots.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        What if the adults in your family are all vaccinated and the kids have each received their first dose  Is dinner a go stanley website  What if you have one sibling whos recently travelled abroad  What if some relatives are anti-vax         ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 The Star asked readers for their questions 鈥?and took them to the experts.Be for stanley spain ewarned: Some of their answers come with more questions.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Dr. Samir Sinha, directo stanley quencher r of Geriatrics at Mount Sinai and the University Health Network Hospitals in Toronto, says there is a list of factors one can take into consideration to determine how risky a particular holiday plan might be.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                              Scenario 1:  My wife and I bought Come from Away tickets for our adult children who should all be triple vaxxed shortly. I am not afraid to lose my tickets but, if safe, would rather not lose them. Are 600 people in a 1200-seat theatre at high risk and would be advised t

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 ST. CATHARINES 鈥?To help others believe there is good in the world, Grade 8 students at Parnall Public School are opting to be the good.Th stanley cup is month, the students in Shelley Watsons class will be working together to complete three acts of giving back. Things got underway at the start of December when they kicked off a food drive in support of Community Care of St. Catharines and Thorold. The students are encouraging others in the school to donate non-perishable food items which they will then deliver and help to sort at the agencys food bank on Dec. 18.Watson said this is the third year shes done this December event with her Grade 8 students. Last year, they were able to collect 1,000 p vaso stanley ounds of food. Shes hoping they match or exceed that amount this year.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        On Dec. 12 the students will be hosting a babysitting evening, where they provide babysitting service at the school for students in junior kindergarten up to Grade 3 so that parents can get some things done at home, or cross off some of their holiday shopping.      And the final event of the campaign happens on Dec. 20, when the students will be heading to the Fairvi stanley canada ew Mall to volunteer for the Salvation Army with its Christmas Kettle campaign.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                  This is all part of their geography unit, quality of life, and it provides them an opportunity to see what they can do here in their Uqic Auditing the auditors: tax disputes costly
 Meaghan Mazurek is a busy woman. She speaks in the fast staccato of a person constantly aware there isn ;t enough time. It   no surprise, with twin boys, a girl, and a job as a high school teacher she has quite a few plates spinning in the air.But they ;re definitely not the single-use plastic kind.Mazurek, who lives in Guelph, says shes been doing everything she can to reduce the amount of waste her family produces. From showing up at restaurants with her own takeout containers to making her own condiments.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                         Weve all got littl stanley website e focuses that I think are helpful,  sh stanley cup e says.Part of her battle is barring single-use plastics from the house. But its an exceptionally difficult process 鈥?plastic is pervasive.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                               stanley cup becher    Getting rid of containers for dry goods like rice and beans was quick and easy 鈥?they just fill them up at stores like the Flour Barrel downtown. But supplying milk to three children in glass containers is pretty unfeasible.And theres always the issue of diapers 鈥?cloth only goes so far.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        When you start to think about how much of what we buy is covered in single-use plastic, you realize the mountain Mazurek is up against.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                                  @media screen and  max-width:600px {.pica-

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 Celebrating the Caledon Enterprise   130 year history in the in the community, we ;re looking back at some memorable moments that have helped shape the town and coverage of the long-serving newspaper.THE INNIS LAKE DANCE DREW PEOPLE  FROM MILES AND MILES  鈥?EARLY 1900sThe Innis Lake dance took place every Saturday, and sometimes midweek, throughout the entire last century at what is now the location of the Royal Ambassador Hall.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW        stanley tazas                                  Longtime Caledon resident Mary Currie previously told the Enterprise of her first memories of the Innis Lake dance, which involved sleeping in a pop case under the bar.The property was owned by her family since 1902, long before she became a Currie.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 The dances, she said, began at the crack of the 20th cen cups stanley tury shortly after her family took it over.  There was already a hall there which ran until 1936 when my dad built the second, larger dedicated hall and they would have dances every Saturday,  she said.  It wasnt an insulated building, just boards and a  stanley thermos mug roof sort of thing so they only happened in the summer time. The hall stood along the shore of Innis Lake among 55 acres which also housed one of the more popular picnic and swimming parks in the area before conservation areas like Albion Hills popped up.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                         People used to come fr Stqp A new COVID-19 variant is on the rise in Canada. Here s what you need to know about EG. 5
 DURHAM 鈥?Durhams school boards have approved new rates for education development charges.The Durham District Scho stanley cup ol Board and Durham Catholic District School Board recently approved bylaws that set new rates for the next five years.The Education Act allows school boards in Ontario to impose education development charg stanley cup es on all development and redevelopment of land.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The charges provide a source of funding for school boards for growth-related education and land costs.      Three public meetings about the new bylaws were held in March and April.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 The per residential dwelling unit rates for year one 鈥?from May 1, 2019 and April 30, 2020 鈥?are $2,249 for the DDSB and $1,086 for the DCDSB, for a total of $3,335 .By year five, that t stanley flask otal will increase to $5,735.

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 National Day for Truth and Reconciliation is on Sept. 30, but since it falls on a Saturday this year, the statutory holiday will be observed on Monday, Oct. 2.READ: What   open and closed for National Day for Truth and Reconciliation 2024This day examines the legacy of residential schools, missing children, the families left behind and the survivors of these institutions.聽While officially recognized by the Canadian government in 2021, Sept. 30 was originally known as Orange Shirt Day. First observed in 2013, Orange Shirt Day was creat stanley flask ed as part of an effort to promote awareness and education of the impact of colonialism on Indigenous cultures and communities.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Sept. 30 is a federal statutory, however,聽not all provinces and territories, including Ontario, recognize it as one. Only British Columbia, Prince Edward Island, the Northwest Territories and the Yukon recognize the day as a statutory holiday.Here is a look at what will be open and closed on the weekend and Monday, including municipal services in Toronto, Durham Region, Halton Region, Hamilton, Peel Region, Waterloo Region and York Region.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 BanksAll banks and financial institutions will be closed both Sept. 30 and Oct. 2.聽               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                    stanley botella      Grocery stores and malls                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW      stanley becher               Gtvv Three recruits join Southern Georgian Bay OPP   s Midland office
 TORONTO 鈥?Some of the most active companies traded Friday on the Toronto Stock Exchange:Toronto Stock Exchange  18,460.21, up 67.22 points. The Supreme Cannabis Co. Inc.  TSX:FIRE . Health care. Down 2.5 cents, or 6.17 per cent, to 38 cents on 49.3 million shares.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        SOPerior Fertilizer Corp.  TSX:SOP . Materials. Up 1.5 cents, or 33.33 per cent, to six cents on 19.7 million shares.Enbridge Inc.  TSX:ENB . Energy. Down 55 cents, or 1.23 per cent, to $44.01 on 17.8 million shares.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                  stanley cups The Green Organic Dutchman Holdings Ltd.  TSX:TGOD . Health care. Down 7.5 cents, or 16.3 per cent, to 38.5 cents on 17.7 million shares.Zenabis Global Inc.  TSX:ZENA . Health care. Down half a cent, or 3.13 per cent, to 15.5 cents on 16.7 million shares.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Baytex Energy Corp.  TSX:BTE . Energy. Up one cent, or 1. stanley cups 01 per cent, to $1 on 14.8 million shares.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                              Companies in the news:Yamana Gold Inc.  TSX:YRI . Down 12 cents, or 1.9 per cent, to $6.09. A plan to spend $1.7 billion over the next seven years to develop the Odyssey underground mine to extend the life of the Canadian Malartic Mine   open pit operation in western Quebec has been approved by its owners. Work on surfac stanley shop e infrastructure, including an ex

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 LONDON, Ont. 鈥?The president of the Ontario Medical Association is taking back her comments that recreational cannabis is a gateway drug to harder substances.Dr. Nadia Alam says she misspoke during an interview on CBC Radio earlier this week, in which she also said recreational cannabis can cause anxiety and withdrawal symptoms for people who become addicted.It can lead to the use of other, more serious drugs like crack cocaine, Alam said in the interview.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                 vaso stanley                         Several members of the medical community spoke out against her statements, and on Saturday Alam wrote on Twitter that she apologizes for her comments.I apologize. I misspoke. Recreational cannabis is NOT a gateway drug. I thank stanley tumbler  my colleagues for correcting me, Alam tweeted.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 She also wrote that while recreational cannabis can still cause anxiety and lead to addiction, she doesn ;t think  cups stanley it will lead people to use harder substances.I made a mistake. I apologized. I contacted CBC to set the record straight, she tweeted.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Alam did not respond to a request for comment from The Canadian Press, but the CBC published an article on Saturday in which Alam took back her earlier comments.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                         Ookz Heather Scoffield: Justin Trudeau chooses an innovative thinker to guide his economic recovery
 The large search for a four-year-old girl and her father who both vanished while hiking at Rattlesnake Point in Milton has ended tragically.The bodies of the two were located in the conservation area late Sunday  Feb. 9 , Halton Regional Police said.The investigation is ongoing at this time, Halton police Supt. Derek Davis said in a release. Our thoughts are with the family and friends of the deceased. This is an unimaginable tragedy stanley cup , and we grieve with them at this time.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Shortly after 7:30 p.m. on Sunday, Halton police received a call regarding a man and his 4- stanley mug year-old daughter who had not returned from a hike at Rattlesnake Point Conservation Area.The pair had arrived at the Conservation Area between 2:30 p.m. and 3:00 p.m., and were expected to return by 5:30 p.m.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Given the weather conditions and challenging  vaso stanley terrain, Halton officers deployed significant resources including Search Incident Response Team  SIRT , the Mobile Command Unit, frontline officers from all three districts, the Canine Unit and tactical officers.Just after 11 p.m., the bodies of the missing pair were found by officers within the Conservation Area. 聽               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                                        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                              Anyone with information can c

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 Ontari stanley cup os top doctor is recommending the province consider a full lockdown in the Thunder Bay district as the northern community struggles with surging COVID-19 case numbers.The Thunder Bay District Health Unit was moved into the red  control  zone on Feb. 16, but Ontarios Chief Medical Officer of Health Dr. David Williams said at a Thursday press conference that they are considering recommending further restrictions in light of the rapid growth of new cases, which have climbed to more than 100 per 100,000 people in the district. Well try to affirm that with further discussions with  the local health unit  this evening ... We want to keep it at bay out of there and make sure we protect those remote communities,  Williams said.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW     stanley mugs                                     On Thursday, the district declared 33 new cases, including 17 linked to close contact and one linked to the Thunder Bay District Jail. As of Thursday evening the Thunder Bay district had 315 active cases, with 16 people hospitalized and five in intensive care.Ryan Imgrund, a Toronto-based biostatistician, said his analysis of the COVID-19 case data shows the district has seen a 60 per cent increase week over week. Whats even more concerning is  stanley water jug the reproductive rate, a measurement of growth, which he determined to be 1.4 compared to a provincial average of one.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                  If that rate stays consistent 鈥?youll have more than 10  Mpfm 2 dead, 3 injured in Huntsville area crash
 As positive tests for COVID-19 have increased across York Region in recent weeks, one grocery store has been particularly hard hit.The Fortinos located at 8585 Hwy. 27 in Vaughan has had 14 employees test positive for COVID-19 recently, according to York Region Public Health.Of the 14 cases, public health said 10 are York Region residents. Regional spokesperson, Patrick Casey, said regional staff have been in touch with the grocery store and say the location is stable with no evidence of workplace transmission.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                           stanley cup               With widespread community transmission in York Region, everyone needs to take precautions when making essential trips in the community, Casey said.The same location had 4 employees test positive for COVID-19 within 10 days in November.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 A spokesperson for Loblaws said at this point, most of those cases are more than tw stanley tumbler o weeks old, and are considered to be resolved.聽 Of the remaining 4 cases, they were last in the store between January 2-5.Public health advises essential workers or those working in-person self-screen for symptoms before attending work every day and stay home, no matter how minor, is they have symptoms.               ARTICLE CONTINUES B stanley cup ELOW                                        It also reminds the public that a negative test result does not shorten the 14-day self-isolation period since COVID-19 can tak

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 TORONTO 鈥?The OMERS pension fund for nearly half a million public sector workers in Ontario says it achieved a 10.3 per cent net investment return in 2016 鈥?the highest in six years.The Toronto-based fund manager says its net assets rose stanley tazas  by $8.1 billion to $85.2 billion at the end of 2016.It was the best year for OMERS since 2010, when its net rate of return was 11.4 per cent.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        OMERS 鈥? stanley quencher one of Canada   biggest pension fund managers 鈥?manages investments on behalf of 470,000 members from city governments, school boards, emergency services and local agencies across Ontario.In 2016, about $3.6 billion in benefit payments were paid to nearly 150,000 retired members of the plan.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Last year   net investment return was up substantially from the 6.7 per cent recorded in 2015 鈥?mostly because of a higher weighting in public investments and a higher return on that category of asset.About 55 per cent of its assets at the end of 2016 were public investments, which had a net return of 9.5 per cent. In 2015, OME stanley cup price RS had a net return of 0.7 per cent from public investments, which made up 52 per cent of the total portfolio.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The other 45 per cent of OMERS assets in 2016 were various types of private investments, such as shares in private companies, infrastructure and real  Lial Chute malfunction cited in death: report
 A week after she bought a new microwave in May, Claudia Macdonald was put on a waitlist when it broke down. Six months since, the Winnipeggers still waiting. They first told me itd be a week or so to get it replaced,  she told the Free Press Friday.  Now, theyre saying it might be next summer. But Macdonald is not the only one.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        From microwaves, coffee makers and toasters to fridges and beyond, Canadian storefronts selling appliances are reporting a record shortage of supplies 鈥?both inventory and  stanley water bottle parts 鈥?across the country due to the coronavirus pandemic.Its a  domino effect  of surging demand and supply chain problems, say experts, resulting in mounting backorders ahead of the busiest shopping season of the year.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Several manufacturers say while theyre working hard to crank out appliances to meet the rising demand, supplies might not still be enou stanley cup gh because of scaled-back operations and pandemic-related protocols.For customers, that means limited selection of items in stock and wait times for new mid- to small-level appliances or replacements well into 2021.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                         With a second wave of  COVID-19  cases on the horizon, it doesnt look like this massive problem will go away any stanley cups  time soon,  said supply management professor Halia Valladares at Mount Royal University in Cal

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 All Ontarians aged five and over w stanley bottles ill be eligible to book a bivalent booster dose starting December 21.With Health Canadas approval of the bivalent COVID booster for five to 11-year-olds, everyone in the province over five will be able to get the vaccine beginning next week.Ontarians are being strongly encouraged to keep up with their flu and COVID-19 vaccinations to restore protection that may have decreased since a previous dose. This remains the best stanley trinkflaschen  way to stay healthy this winter and prevent unnecessary trips to the hospital.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                         As the weather gets colder and more people spend time with their loved ones indoors this holiday season, vaccination remains the most effective way we can protect ourselves from the most serious effects of COVID-19 and influenza,  said Sylvia Jones, Deputy Premier and Minister of Health. Vaccines provide strong protection against severe illness from COVID-19 and its variants and will help ease pressures on our hospitals and emergency departments,  she said.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 The COVID-19 bivalent booster tar stanley becher gets the original virus and provides better protection against other variants currently circulating. Flu shots can also be safely given at the same time, or at any time before or after a COVID-19 vaccine for individuals aged six months and older. Find out more at ontario.ca/flu.Appointments can be booked via the COVID-19 vacc Frbc BRUTAL   : Ontario Premier Doug Ford imposes new COVID-19 restrictions for Oakville, Burlington, Milton, Halton Hills and rest of province
 One minute, Coun. Esther Pauls was enjoying a relaxing weekend bike ride. The next, she was trying to escape from two large dogs that were biting her multiple times, leaving her bloodied and badly shaken. They just attacked me,  she says.  It was so fast I couldnt believe it. It was just after 4 on Saturday afternoon that the Ward 7 councillor and her executive assistant, Zora Milovanov, were in the home stretch of a 40-kilometre ride which is something they do to clear their heads and get some exercise.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        As they rode along Chippewa Road between the airport and Binbrook, Pauls noticed what she initially thought were two bears running toward her. In the moment, the dogs 鈥?the citys animal services department will only say they were  large breed  鈥?appeared that big. They were huge,  she says.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                   stanley cup                She immediately tried to speed up to get away fr stanley termoska om them, but within an instant theyd caught up and one had latched onto her left ankle. The other sunk its teeth into her right calf. She says the fact it was cold out stanley thermos side and she was wearing three layers likely saved her legs from truly serious damage. Even so, it felt like the muscle was being ripped right off.Watching all this from a little ways back was Milovanov, who saw everything while hearing her friends terrified screams. Theres no exaggeration in her bosss story, she says.               ARTICLE

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 NIAGARA-ON-THE-LAKE 鈥?Niagara is no stranger to celebrity visits, but they dont often come to tour greenhouses in the community.That was the case last  stanley mugs Friday, however, when rapper Snoop Dogg visited Niagara-on-the-Lake to visit the medical marijuana facility operated by Tweed. Snoop did a tour to inspect the facility and get a look at the  stanley taza next batches of Leafs By Snoop products that we ;re growing out at Tweed Farms,  confirmed Tweed director of communications Jordan Sinclair.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Donning a Leaf stanley en mexico s by Snoop lab coat, a Tweed hat and his traditional bling, the rapper 鈥?described by Tweed as the  the worlds most renowned cannabis connoisseur  鈥?checked out the crop at the Concession 5 greenhouse and toured the facility alongside Tweed officials, including the companys master grower Kevin Furet.Tweed and Snoop signed a deal in February that gives Tweed exclusive rights to use certain content and brands owned by Snoop Doggs company. On October 6, Tweed announced the Leafs by Snoop product will be available in Canada this fall, exclusively to customers registered with Tweed.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 In a media release the company said since announcing the first-of-its-kind partnership earlier this year, Tweed officials and the gin-and-juice sipping icon have been working to select, phenotype, and ultimately produce a selection of cannabis strains that represent the hig Huxj Park District residents file appeal to committee of adjustment decision
 Two large Canadian developers are teaming up to bring a substantial project to downtown Barrie.Though its still in the preliminary stage, SmartCentres and Greenwin have pitched a new proposal for the former聽Harmony Village Lake Simcoe聽site. The partnering developers want to build a large mixed-use project on the 3.5-hectare lot at 51-75 Bradford and 20 Checkley streets.The proposal calls for the construction of four buildings that will include a total of 1,900 residential units, commercial space and a poten stanley cups tial hotel. Public corridors would also link to existing natural features, such as the Bunkers Creek eco-park and Kempenfelt Bay.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        This site is between Bradford and Lakeshore Drive, near the citys waterfront.In the pitch, which can be found on the citys website, the developers call the project an  al stanley cups l season place  that fits  within its context  in the downtown.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                  We have brought together a team of experie stanley cup quencher nced designers to help deliver this vision,  the document reads.  A mixed-use development could be integrated with the existing character of Barries waterfront. We want to create a vibrant, new community which builds on the emerging character of the city 鈥?bringing nature and people together. Coun. Keenan Aylwin, whose ward includes this site, cautions the project is still in its infancy.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW           

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 Halton police are reassuring  stanley cup price the public that officers will not be conducting random stops of vehicles or indiv stanley cup iduals during the provinces six-week stay-at-home order.Police say at this time, despite enhanced enforcement measures given them by the government under the Emergency Management and Civil Protection Act, they will continue to engage, explain, educate and enforce while working with municipal bylaw officers and public health to respond to complaints. Our focus will remain on education and using enforcement only as a last resort,  stated a HRPS press release issued Saturday  April 17 .               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The new regulations are cur stanley thermobecher rently being reviewed by the force.       It is my hope and expectation that our officers will not be put in the position of having to use enforcement as a mechanism to achieve what should occur through voluntary compliance,  said Halton police chief Stephen Tanner.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                  We will not be stopping vehicles or individuals randomly but will respond as required and when necessary. It is my hope that our citizens will continue to work co-operatively with us and with all levels of government throughout the weeks and months ahead. Lfpy Police warn of disturbing    Momo Challenge
 With one small jab, Eugena Bryan made history.It was Dec. 31, 2020 and COVID-19 had already ravaged long-term-care facilities across the province as it swiftly infected residents and care staff, leaving thousands dead in its wake. This vulnerable group had become a top priority for vaccination.Bryan, a registered nurse who was involved in COVID-19 testing, and her colleagues at the Toronto Western Family Health Team, were asked if they wanted to  stanley cup help administer shots at the beginning of the vaccine rollout. They jumped at the chance and were dispatched to a Toronto long-term-care home.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                         It was really devastating what was happening in long-term care 鈥?So, we stanley quencher  made a pledge to help as much as we could,  said Bryan.At the facility 鈥?Castleview Wychwood 鈥?Dr. Brian Hodges, the Chief Medical Officer at University Health Network, met the group and asked who wanted to give the first dose, Bryan recalls. She voluntee stanley cup quencher red, thinking it was the first dose of the day, not realizing it was the very first dose in a long-term-care home in Ontario.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 She gave the resident a jab of the Moderna vaccine. Her patient wept in appreciation.It was not until after leaving the facility for the day that Bryan and the rest of the team realized the magnitude of their mission. In that moment, the group committed to do all they could to protect people from COVID-19.     

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 SCUGOG 鈥?Scugog will look to  progressively reduce  its staff working in the municipal office as a safety precaution as well as search for savings as it continues to adapt to the coronavirus c stanley vaso risis.Ahead of the open portion of the March 23 evening meeting, councillors received a confidential update on the municipalitys COVID-19 response from Paul Allore, Scugogs chief administrative officer. After his presentation, councillors endorsed the recommendations from his report when the public meeting began.Staff work responsibilities and modified work arrangements were consi stanley thermobecher dered  in order to reduce the risk of the virus being brought into the workplace and to respect the social distancing and stay-at-home recommendations of public health officials, 聽said Mayor Bobbie Drew.  The CAO is directed to continue to progressively reduce the number of staff working at the municipal office with the goal of maintaining services.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        At a special March 17 meeting, councillors voted to close the municipal office to the public, but continue to keep it staffed.A  phased approach to service-level reductions  may be necessary,  based on the severity of the outbreak and the recommendations fr stanley cup om public health officials,  said Allore at that meeting.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 He added that a  skeleton crew  of staff will be needed at the municipal office to carry out administrative duties an Aoqp Ontario to drop two days    worth of COVID data
 Here are some news stories you may have missed.1.聽Environment Canada puts Oakville and stanley puodelis  Burlington as well as Milton and Halton Hills under Weather Advisory warning of funnel clouds and landspout tornadoesSome rough weather could be on the way.               ARTICLE CONTI stanley tumblers NUES BELOW                                        2.聽Significant project ;: Big section of Lakeshore Road in Burlington will be closed for months and here   what residents need to knowAt long last the Pine Cove Bridge is getting replaced.聽        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 3.聽I just don ;t get why so many people don ;t want to work: 4 takeaways from Burlington Summer Tourism KickoffSummer is here and Burlington is gearing up for the tourism season.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        4.聽Jewelry heist in Oakville has police looking for a motorcycle helmet wearing suspect                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                              stanley tumblers                  The glass door of a jewelry store was smashed with a rock during a break in.

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 OTTAWA 鈥?Canada   top bureaucrat says more can be done to prevent harassment in the public service after a review found some federal civil servants are afraid to complain about it.Earlier this year Privy Council Clerk Michael Wernick launched a targeted review of the culture within the civil service and how reports of harassment are handled.A report on the findings shows that while a comprehensive set of rules and policies are in place, there is room for improvement and departments are asked to make changes by the spring.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        We heard that there are things we can do better, the report says.Some victims interviewed said they remain hesitant to come for stanley canada ward with harassment complaints due to a fear of reprisal and that they found the current systems for addressing complaints difficult to navigate.        stanley cup  ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Lengthy wait times for hiring investigators were also flagged as a concern.The task force of deputy ministers that led the review has recommended creating a trusted and safe space within departments for employees to talk about harassment without fear - something akin to an ombudsman.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                            stanley cup              A neutral third-party could also help support the victim and alleged harasser with feelings of anxiety and isolation that employees said often accompany a harassment complaint, Qemv I basically told him not to move   : Suspected hit-and-run driver in Burlington chased down by concerned citizen
 James Sears didnt pull any punches when it came to his beliefs.In fact, more than 300,000 businesses and homes in Toronto were subjected to his ideologies for more than three years in distribution of his free publication, Your Ward News.The publication portrayed women as inferior to men. He denied the Holocaust occurred. He went as far as saying Jews drank the blood of Christian children.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        In the end, Sears was found guilty in January 2019 of two counts of promoting hate and sentenced to a year in jail. He is currently appealing his conviction.But cases like this are rare in Canada, say a Waterloo region police detective and an assistant crown at stanley website torney.        ARTICLE CONTINU stanley italia ES BELOW                                 The reason is simple 鈥?there are two tiers of hate crimes in Canada.The crimes most people are familiar with are assaults, threats and mischief charges that are motivated by hate, said Det. Graham Hawkins, of the services hate crime unit. Then there are hate crimes that n stanley cup eed permission from the attorney general to proceed. Those fall under three categories: public incitement of hatred, wilful incitement of hatred, and advocating genocide.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Last year saw its share of hate-motivated crime in the region, including a swastika drawn on a Kitchener driveway in August and three incidents in October alone. On Nov. 17, racis

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 ATLANTA 鈥?The airport in Atlanta and some of its related businesses are taking steps to help workers and passengers cope with the partial government shutdown.Elise Durham, a spokeswoman for Hart termo stanley sfield-Jack stanley cup son Atlanta International Airport, says in a Tuesday email that some concession providers at the airport are providing lunch for unpaid Transportation Security Administration workers. And, Durham says, the airport is providing complimentary parking for those TSA workers who need it.Also, the airport is providing live music at checkpoints to ease tension for passengers in security lines.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        The moves come as the number of airport security screeners failing to show up for work around the country has been rising.      Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta is the world   busiest airport. Some passe stanley thermobecher ngers waited more than an hour to get through its checkpoints Monday.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 By The Associated Press Qgsb Quirk latest Niagara political player linked to D Angelo scandal to work for Brampton
 KITCHENER 鈥?Kitchener residents don ;t have a huge appetite for change in their local government, according to the results of a statistically valid survey on regional reform.The phone survey by Environics Research surveyed 611 Kitchener residents in the last two weeks of April. About one-third of respondents were contacted on their mobile phones. The survey cost the city just under $25,000 to run.This research does not convey a significant appetite for change in the region, said Jodi Shanoff, vice-president of engagement at Environics.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        While a narrow majority of 51 per cent thought partial or full amalgamation might lead to better quality ser stanley cup vices, the survey indicated that more than eight in 10 respondents feel they are well served by the current two-tier structure of mu stanley cup becher nicipal government.The level of comfort with the way the system currently works is definitely reflected in a stanley cup ll of the responses, Shanoff said.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 The province announced earlier this year that it   reviewing the structure of local governments in Simcoe County and eight municipal regions, including Waterloo Region. The advisers are to report to cabinet in July.The local survey found that more than eight in 10 Kitchener residents feel they are well served by the current two-tier structure of municipal government.               ARTICLE CONT

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 PORT HOPE 鈥?Whether its around the corner or in another country, Doug Killaly is alw starbucks stanley cup ays on the look out for the most unusual and best quality architectural salvage he can find.Killaly and his wife, Megan Webster, operate two businesses in Port Hope out of the same Ward Street location at 330 Ward St., Unit 3.He runs Post + Beam Reclamation Ltd. while Webster opera stanley cup tes Websters Fine Books and Maps.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Killaly said his company started with a vision to rescue useful, timeless architectural elements from landfill.Nearly 20 years later, his mission is still the same and even more critical, he said, at a time where climate change and environmental toxicity are battling it out.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW   stanley water jug                                 There is a strong demand for architectural salvage because I think people will always invest in their principal residence as a tax shelter,  he said.  My view is that it doesnt matter whether it is new or old. There are great new items that are being created today and there are lousy items that were created 150 years ago. We have the historic perspective of seeing items that have lasted 100 years, he said, so they are the better made items.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        After operating the business on the west end of Dundas Street in Toronto for 15 years, Killaly said he and his wife decided to move to Port Hope.                 Ebim Ontario may speed up COVID-19 vaccinations by postponing booster shots for even longer
 OTTAWA 鈥?A new Statistics Canada report that paints a picture of widespread sexual misconduct at the countrys prestigious military colleges is prompting fresh criticism as well as promises of action more than six years after the Canadia stanley mugs n Armed Forces first committed to rooting such behaviour from the ranks.The report follows a survey of 512 officer cadets at the Royal Military College in Kingston, Ont., and its French-language counterpart in Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu, Que., in which 68 per cent of students said they had witnessed or personally experienced what was described as unwanted sexualized behaviour. That included sexual jokes or comments about a students appearance.That was not far off the 71 per cent of students at other post-secondary institutions across Canada who reported witnessing or experiencing such behaviour. But the stanley quencher  military ordered a crackdown on such activitie stanley cup s across the Armed Forces after a series of media reports about sexual misconduct in the ranks was first published in 2014.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        And 28 per cent of female respondents said they had been sexually assaulted during their time at the military colleges 鈥?nearly twice the rate among students at post-secondary institutions in the rest of the country.Fifteen per cent of female officer cadets reported having been sexually assaulted in the past 12 months, compared to 11 per cent in the general population.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW     

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 Toronto police are trying to track down a man who allegedly sexually assaulted a woman on a city bus.Investigators say the incident occurred on Tuesday night as the woman was riding a Toronto Transit Commission bus on Dufferin Street near Eglinton Avenue West.It   alleged the man stood bes stanley cup becher ide her  stanley cup on the bus and sexually assaulted her.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Police say the suspect got off the bus at Dufferin station and took the subway going east about 20 minutes later.      The suspect is described as in his 20s, about five-foot-six with a slim build and a moustache.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Police have released a security image of the man and are asking the public for assistance in identifying the suspect.By The Ca cups stanley nadian Press Lqty DFW Airport to start planning 6th terminal for more flights
 OTTAWA 鈥?Prime Minister Justin Trudeau sought to reassure Canadians on Tuesday that COVID-19 vaccines will start to arrive in the coming months even as he acknowledged that other nations are likely to start inoculating their citizens first.One of the things to remember is Canada no longer has any domestic production capacity for vaccines, Trudeau said during his regular COVID-19 news conference outside his home in Ottawa.We used to have stanley thermos  it decades ago, but we no longer have it. Countries like the United States, Germany and the U.K. do have domestic pharmaceutical facilities, which is why they ;re obviously going to prioritize helping their citizens first.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        At the same time, Trudeau underscored the importance of getting inoculations to Canadians. We know we ;re not going to get through this pandemic  vaso stanley without a vaccine, he said.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 The federal government has signed orders for millions of doses from a variety of foreign pharmaceutical companies in recent months, he said, and Canada has been pushing the international community to ensure equal access for all. The very first vaccines that roll off an assembly line in a given country are likely to be given to citizens of tha stanley cup t particular country,  he said.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                         But shortly afterwards,