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OTTAWA 鈥?Four cadets from the Royal Military College in Saint-Jean, Que., have been accused of desecrating a Qur ;an with bacon and bodily fluids during a cottage party over the Easter long weekend.Military commanders have expressed frustration and disappointment over the allegations, particularly at a time when they are pushing to make the Forces more inclusive, and say they are taking the case extremely seriously.At the same time, the incident has raised tensions and concerns about the safety of Canadian military personnel, given the violent reactions that such incidents involving desecrated Qur ;ans have provoked in recent years. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW In an interview on Friday, Lt.-Gen. Charles Lamarre, the chief of military stanley water bottle personnel, said the alleged incident started when eight students from the Saint-Jean college headed out of town to a cottage.Four of those individuals went to sleep at some point and four other individuals stayed up and unfortunately desecrated a Qur ;an, Lamarre told The Canadian Press in his office at National Defence headquarters. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW They actually desecrated it with, if I ;m not mistaken, bodily fluids, and there might have been bacon involved.While Lamarre would not comment on the nature of t stanley thermosflasche he bodily fluids, sources have t stanley termosky old The Canadian Press that it appears to have been Fdcu Courthouse security officer charged in thefts
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At first, Linda Lam explained away the deep fatigue that left her feeling weak and worn out.The 70-year-old f stanley nz rom Richmond Hill had just returned on Feb. 20 from a two-week sightseeing cruise on the Nile River and it would take time, she reasoned, to shake the jet lag and recover her usual energy.But a few days later, after she woke up with a constant cough that left her breathless, Lam began to worry she had COVID-19, even though Egypt had yet to become a hotspot for the virus. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Then, on March 2 鈥?one day after finding out she tested positive 鈥?Lams cough worsened, and soon she was struggling to breathe. Her son, Kevin, rushed her to Mackenzie Richmond Hill Hospital, where she was quickly escorted to the intensive care unit. That was i stanley mugs t. I havent seen her since. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Lam spent more than seven weeks in the ICU before she was finally discharged Wednesday to a medical ward amid cheers and applause stanley mugs from hospital staff, who were among the first in the province to treat a critically ill patient with COVID-19 and who took extraordinary steps to keep their patient alive.Doctors at Mackenzie Health believe Lam is one of the first patients in Ontario with COVID-19 to be intubated. She is also among the few people worldwide to have received an experimental drug, remdesivir, which is being tested as a potential treatment for COVID-19. And in this ICU, Lam Cxui S. Korean lawmaker says North Korea hacked war plans
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MONTREAL 鈥?A Quebec teachers ; union said Wednesday it going to court to demand the government put in place a rapid COVID-19 testing strategy in the school system and to divulge the number of infections among students, teachers and staff.The Federation autonome de l ;enseignement, which represents some 49,000 teachers, says it has not yet seen evidence such a strategy exists despite a promise made by Health Minister Christian Dube on Aug. 10.The union says it will also ask the Quebec Superior Court to force the government to hand over all documents related to the province health plan for schools, including data related to COVID-19 infections. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Union stanley mugs President Sylvain Mallette said the legal action is an attempt to get answers from the province, which he says has refused to stanley thermos provide the information unions need to keep students and teachers safe. When documents are sent they are often redacted, he said.Meanwhile, a Montreal father who is frustrated by the lack of government data said Wednesday he decided to take matters into his own hands. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Olivier Drouin created the website COVID Ecoles Quebec, which lists schools where students or staff have tested positive.Drouin said the site currently lists about 30 schools. He does not report the number of cases in each place. He said the public is invi stanley bottles ted

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OTTAWA 鈥?The federal Liberals saw their share of the vote drop in two Toronto byelections Monday, a humbling result for Prime Minister Just stanley cup in Trudeau in the first electoral test of his government handling of the COVID-19 pandemic.The Liberals ultimately hung on to Toronto Centre, where broadcaster Marci Ien fended off a strong showing by newly minted Green party leader Annamie Paul.They also hung on to York Centre, after a nerve-racking few hours in which the lead alternated repeatedly between the Liberals and the Conservatives before Ya ;ara Saks finally pulled ahead by just over 700 votes. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The results were surprisingly close for two ridings that had been considered longtime Liberal strongholds.These results in two of the safest Liberal seats in the country show Canadians are losing faith water bottle stanley in Justin Trudeau, Conservative Leader Erin O ;Toole tweeted. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW During last fall general election, the Liberals took Toronto Centre with just over 57 per cent of the vote, York Centre with just over 50 per cent.On Monday, Ien took 42 per cent of the Toronto Centre vote 鈥?a precipitous 15-point drop from the result garnered last fall by former finance minister Bill Mo stanley us rneau, who resigned abruptly in August amid reports of tensions with Trudeau over massive spending on pandemic relief measures and the fallout from the

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Canada announced Thursday it will move in lockstep with the U.S. and stanley mug support international talks to remove patent protections on COVID-19 vaccines.But at the same time a stanley cup s the federal government positioned its decision as evidence of a commitment to global vaccine equity, it also laid out an updated time line for the arrival of vaccines purchased via COVAX, the international facility designed to address exactly the problem that in some countries, its harder to get the doses.Some 655,000 doses via COVAX are now expected by the end of May, on top of the more than 300,000 that arrived this spring, government officials told a briefing Thursday. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Minutes before, International Trade Minister Mary Ng rose in the House of Commons to announce Canada will support negotiations at the World Trade Organization WTO , a decision that came one day after the U.S. administration announced it wants to see patent protections removed on vaccines, a declaration heralded as a breakthrough in discussions that have been st stanley cup alled for months. Canada will actively participate in negotiations to waive intellectual property protection particular to COVID-19 vaccines, under the WTO, Ng said in response to a question on the issue from the NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW We have been a leader in the global effort to ensure there is equitable access to successful vaccines and c

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The federal government will spend more than $40 million of carbon tax revenue to mak stanley cup e Ontario schools more energy efficient, the environment minister announced Wednesday.The money will go to 172 schools across the province, funding projects such as replacing roofs and increasing insulation, Jonathan Wilkinson said.Each of the projects across the province will help schools save on energy costs and reduce their emissions, making learning environments cleaner and healthier for students and teachers alike, he said, noting that many of the upgrades will improve air quality a hot-button i kubki stanley ssue during the COVID-19 stanley cup pandemic. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW In provinces such as Ontario, which do not have their own carbon levy on fuel purchases and instead have the federal carbon tax, all of the money goes back to the jurisdiction in which it was collected, the government noted.Ninety per cent of the cash is doled out to individuals in their tax returns, while the remaining 10 per cent is spent on projects meant to reduce pollution. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The dollar value on the investments may still change, but a list of projects shows they range in price from $660 to nearly $2 million.William Burgess Elementary School in Toronto is expected to see the biggest influx of cash, with $1.9 million earmarked to replace the 60-year-old obsolete steam boilers and associated equipm Vhws Ontario to deliver budget on March 24
The Halton Catholic District School Board has announced changes to starting dates for students as schools get r stanley cup eady to re-open.鈥?The first day of school will be delayed until Wednesday, Sept. 9.鈥?For secondary school students, instruction will begin on Sept. 9. stanley cup website ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW 鈥?Students in Grades 1-8 will all begin school Monday, Sept. 14, both in-class and rem stanley termoska ote learning students. However, elementary students will be eased into the new school year by coming into school in smaller groups on Sept. 9, 10 and 11.鈥?On Wednesday, Sept. 9, only students in Grades 1-8 with surnames beginning with the letters A-F will come to school. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW 鈥?On Thursday, Sept. 10, students in Grades 1-8 whose surnames begin with the letters G-N will come to school.鈥?On Friday, Sept. 11, only students in Grades 1-8 with surnames beginning with the letters O-A will come to school. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW 鈥?The delay allows staff to rehearse the new health and safety protocols, as well as facilitate the set-up of learning management systems and resources for distance learning, and help alleviate some of the anxiety in students, according to the HCDSB. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW 鈥?As per the boards usual practice, there will be a staggered entry for kindergarten students with Ye

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As urbanization expands, preserving Stewarttowns character is a primary focus for many residents keeping a close eye on a nearly completed plan to guide development until 2051.Once finalized, a secondary plan for the hamlet 鈥?a quiet and peaceful community, according to locals 鈥?will identify the areas most appropriate land uses and establish housing density targets for the community. Its important for us to understand what youre passionate about and the kinds of neighbourhoods you want to see, said Mayor Ann Lawlor during the projects third open h stanley termoska ouse on June 7. The provincial government has changed the planning process significantly in the last little while, and so there might be things that we want to happen 鈥?but were unable to have them. ARTICLE CON stanley cup TINUES BELOW The Town of Halton Hills initiated two secondary plans in 2021 for Stewarttown and southeast Georgetown. Stewarttown was included in the regions urban expansion area, identified as the preferred growth option for Sustainable Halton, in 2009.With an area of about 80 hectares, the 200-year-old settlement of Stewarttown has grown from a farming community into a mix of land uses, recently adding 17 hectares of expansion land into the towns urban area. With the plan to maintain a low-density residential area, the expansion lands are designat stanley website ed future residential/mixed use lands. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW About 50 residents at Jiye Vets ombudsman calls it quits after 18 months
Simcoe Composite School valedictorian Grace Davis isnt sure how shell sum up this most unusual end to her high school career. Well, I think theres a lot to joke about, thats for sure, David said with a laugh. Theres a lot of material I can reference with the whole corona thing, and just how I think its honestly brought our class together in some ways. Davis and her classmates had no inkling when leaving for March brea stanley vaso k that the next time they would be at school would be to clean out their lockers in June. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Its been we stanley cup ird. We just went to school on that last Friday thinking wed see everyone in three weeks, she said.The pandemic quickly changed those plans. Stuck at home with nothing to do, Davis said chatting with classmates over text and social media quickl vaso stanley y moved past the daily monotony of quarantine. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW I got into deep conversations with my friends late at night, because there was really no sleep schedule at that point, she said. I got closer with a lot of different people, and then once the restrictions started being lifted, I valued spending that time with them so much more. Davis and her fellow grads drove by the school Wednesday evening, greeted on the sidewalk by teachers waving congratulatory signs. One by one, grads pulled up to the curb to accept a box of keepsakes from teacher Ronda Nix, who used a paddle-like contraption to

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OTTAWA 鈥?The federal Liberal government needs to make good on its promise to stanley water bottle declare housing a fundamental human right under Canadian law as part of its forthcoming national housing strategy, advocates for affordable housing said Tuesday.Without such a declaration, the legislation that expected to be unveiled this fall that will bring that strategy into force will be rendered toothless, said Tim Richter, president of the Canadian Alliance to End Homelessness.The federal government has committed to the right to housing, but to make this commitment meaningful, it must be recognized in law, Richter told an Ottawa press stanley mug conference where he released an open letter to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, signed by a coalition of more than 170 prominent Canadians and organizations. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The letter spells out demands that new legislation require goals and timelines for reducing and eliminating homelessness.It also called on the government to ensure its housing bill is consistent with international human rights obligations, and that the Liberals act to realize the right to housing within the shortest possible time, depending on how much money the government has at its dis stanley mug posal. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The prime minister announced details last fall of his government decade-long national housing strategy, including the introdu Ucjz Ontario reporting 1,268 new COVID-19 cases, nine more deaths but none in long-term care for third straight day
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TORONTO 鈥?Shares in Kinros stanley cup s Gold Corp. rose by more than 10 per cent on Friday after it announced it would introduce its first dividend in seven years in view of growing gold production.The news comes as gold prices continue to hover at near all-time record heights above US$1,950 per ounce.Kinross last paid a dividend of eight cents per share in March 2013, suspending it a few months later due to an uncertain gold price environment. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW It says its board of directors has approved a three-cent-per-share quarterly dividend in view of production guidance that expected to increase by 20 per cent to 2.9 million gold stanley cup price equivalent ounces in 2023, as well as a downward trend in unit operating costs and capital expenditures.CEO Paul Rollinson says the company can afford a dividend because of its strong balance sheet, free cash flow, margins and cash position. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW He says the company also has the potential to add to its production thanks to organic development options and promising exploration results.Our growing production profile, combined with our declining cost structure, is expected to drive strong and growing free cash flow, he said. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW stanley en mexico Kinross will continue to prioritize balance sheet strength and disciplined capital allocation as we as Qjbj Trudeau meets Myanmar s Suu Kyi about crisis
Its hard to believe that anybody is currently overcome with FOMO 鈥? Fear of Missing Out 鈥?because theres nothing in the world to miss out on.There are still many things to fear I dont need to write you a list but missing out on that big weekend event isnt one of them, when a you dont even know what day it is and b that event is cancelled.Even when it comes to the few events that arent cancelled 鈥?for example protests that defy physical distancing laws 鈥?you probably dont want to be there anyway, if you value you stanley italia r life. Where you do want to be or where you already are if youre lucky is at home. In other words, FOMO is dead. stanley mugs ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW But what happens when your career is FOMO-dependent 鈥?if prior to the pandemic you werent overcome with Fear of Missing Out on a Friday night: you were, rather, the source of it.COVID-19 has turned a lot of brick-and-mortar businesses upside down, but its upending virtual occupations, too. Suddenly social media influencers 鈥?i.e. professional jet-setters who, pre-COVID, chronicled their lives from tropical beaches and elite parties 鈥?have nothing to do but sit around at home and wait out the plague like the rest of us. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW stanley quencher According to a Business Insider Intelligence report from last year, brands are set to spend up to $15 billion on influencer marketing by 2022. Something tells me their plans have changed.Its unli

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Dockside anglers who frequent the Clear Lake Beach can continue to cast their lines worry-free.On Aug. 2, the Township of Perry received an email asking council to consider a no fishing sign to be posted at the Clear Lake Beach dock.Children have been seen casting off 鈥?almost hooking people with no parental reprimand, the email stated, and lures have been found in the water where they could be stepped on. ARTICLE CONTINUES B stanley termoska ELOW In a letter to council, deputy clerk Melinda Torrance advised that posting a sign would in stanley cup volve enforcement and possible offences. If a person does decide to not fish from the dock because of the notice, they would have the right to simply walk into the water and fish beside the swimmers as there are no laws the municipality could enforce at that point, wrote Torrance. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Brad Booker has owned his resort, Booker Clear Lake Cottages, for over 20 years and he said that while his guests arent near Clear Lake Beach, he understands the no-fishing sentiment. On our resort we dont let people fish in our beach area because if they lose a hook or a lure it might end up in somebodys foot, right said Booker. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW However, Perry township council just asks that those fishing be considerate of others stanley cup becher . ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Oxhj Rosie DiManno: Just one minute! This is not the time to cancel the Snowbirds
Ontario will unveil a COVID-19 vaccination passport system for entry into restaurants, gyms, theatres and other non-essential venues as early as Wednesday, while it waits for a federal proof-of-vaccination certificate thats common to all provinces.The introduction follows stanley cups uk a flurry of work in the last several days since Premier Doug Ford bowed to growing pressure for vac stanley vaso cination passports from local medical officers of health, as well as leaders in the business, academic and health-care sectors, and opposition parties. In an ideal world, this would be a federal document, said a senior Ontario government source, expressing frustration with the lack of a national certificate as the federal election campaign continues. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Whats changed As it has throughout the pandemic, COVID has changed stanley cup , added the source 鈥?who spoke anonymously to discuss internal deliberations 鈥?in reference to the more highly contagious Delta variant.The closely watched seven-day average of new infections hit 696 Monday. That figure was more than three times higher than the 189 recorded at the start of August, despite the fact that 76 per cent of Ontario residents aged 12 and up have been fully vaccinated. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Hospitalizations and intensive care admissions are up dramatically as well, mostly in unvaccinated people, although there currently remains plenty of capacity in the ho

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Caledon OPP stopped and subsequently charged a female driver from Brampton, after a traffic stop on King Street.On Saturday, March 17 at approximately 11:26 p.m., the OPP were alerted to a possible impaired driver travelling along King Street near Humber Station Road.The police located a black 2013 Cadillac AT stanley cup S travelling eastbound on King Street and conducted a traffic stop. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW While speaking to the lone female, the officer determined that her ability to operate stanley cup a motor vehicle was impaired by the consumption of alcohol and arrested her acco stanley cup rdingly. As a result, Alyssa Marie Ferreira, 27, of Brampton has been charged with driving while ability impaired 鈥?motor vehicle alcohol , driving with more than 80 milligrams of alcohol in blood, driving while disqualified, and failing to comply with probation order three counts . She has also been charged with the following provincial offences: driving while under suspension, failing to surrender an insurance card and driving motor vehicle with liquor readily available. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Nfhp Canadian deer infected with COVID-19 raise the threat of new variants
OTTAWA 鈥?The latest developments on Aug. 18, 2020 as Prime Minister Justin Trudeau seeks to shuffle his cabinet and prorogue Parliament. All times eastern. 4:39 p.m.Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says he does not want an election, but says it clear the country is facing many issues that did not exist when Canadians last went to the polls in the fall of 2019. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW He stanley cup says his party stanley mug needs a mandate to move forward with its plan to respond to the COVID-19 crisis, since so much has changed since the December throne speech.Newly minted Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland says the economic restart needs to be green, as well stanley us as equitable, inclusive and focused on jobs and growth. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Freeland says pandemic has created a once-in-a-lifetime challenge for the country, but the government is committed to do whatever it takes to support Canadians.4:15 p.m. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says he is releasing thousands of pages of documents over to MPs on the House of Commons finance committee. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW That committee had demanded the documents as part of its investigation into whether Trudeau relationship with WE Charity influenced the government ill-fated decision to have the organization

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The following is the final instalment in a four-part Halton series on crime in the region.In early 2020, two Milton homeowners returned to their property, where they found an unfamiliar vehicle in their driveway. When they went inside, they found two men who got into the home by smashing the back window.The two bur stanley cup glars fled upon being discovered and were apprehended a short time later. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW With the exception of the part about the homeowners happening to return home in the middle of the crime, this incident 鈥?which was detailed in the Halton Regional Police Service HRPS Annual Report 2020 鈥?is not particularly unique in the region. According to police, there were 266 residential break-ins across Halton just last year.The crimes are often fairly simple operations. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Jason, an Oakville resident who for safety concerns requested his last name not be published, was recently the victim of a break-in. In his case, two men walked up to the front door of his home one Friday afternoon and in less than five seconds popped open the door with a pry bar.Jason and stanley bottles his family were away that weekend. They did have an alarm system, but that didn ;t deter burglars from entering. It did, however, seem to limit their presence in the house to roughly three minutes. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The thieve stanley kaffeebecher s went Ecip 6 tips from Credit Valley Conservation to keep safe near water as we head into spring
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