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Just the factsMississauga residents may have noticed more digital advertisement signs popping up in the city on roads and rail overpasses.The signs, which flash various commercial advertisements and messages from the City of Mississauga, are part of an agreement the city has with Van Horne Outdoor LP. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Up to 23 digital billboards have been approved in Mississauga related to the agreement.In additional to commercial ads, the signs would a stanley cup llow for the city to promote events, programs and services, and provide transit updates and emergency messages. Installation of permanent Mississauga branding, such as neighbourhood names, was also included in the agreement. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Van Horne Outdoor is on the hook for the costs of building and operating the billboards, as well as reimbursing the city for LED light upgrades in underpasses.The original agreement passed in 2018 and allowed for 16 digital billboards on eight Canadian Pacific CP Rail corridors. In May 2019 it was amended to allow an additional four digital signs at three new locations on CP Rail corridors operated by Metrolinx. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW In November 2019, city council amended the agreement again to allow for three new signs, so long as Van Horne gets all required permits. The n stanley website ew signs would go up on Dundas Street west of Cawthra Roa stanley cup d

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Firehouse Subs, a submarine sandwich shop, recently opened its second location in Mississauga at 70 World Dr., off Hurontario Street, north of Highway 401.Open since the end of February, this is the 26th store in Canada. Franchise owners Adam Arefian and Nick Lebastch stanley cup i own three other Firehouse Subs locations in the Greater Toronto Area, located on Airport Road near the International Centre, Oakville, and a restaurant in Etobicoke, near Sherway Gardens. Firefight stanley cup er brothers Chris and Robin Sorenson in Jacksonville, Fla., founde stanley cups uk d Firehouse Subs in 1994.Where Firehouse is different from other sub shops is that the staff slices the cheese and meat fresh every day. They steam the meat, melt the cheese and toast the bread for every sandwich. Most subs come, to borrow a firefighting term, fully involved, where they get mayo, mustard, lettuce, tomatoes and onions. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW

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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.6:45 p.m.: Cabinet will meet early Monday morning to discuss easing COVID-19 restrictions in the province, sources say.The meeting comes as both Premie stanley mug r Doug Ford and Chief Medical Officer of Health Dr. Kieran Moore indicated last week that given the improved COVID-19 situation, measures such as vaccine passports 鈥?which they had always said were temporary 鈥?could soon be dropped. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW botella stanley With encouraging trends in community transmission and our hospitalization and ICU admission trending downwards, we can now see that the Omicron peak is behind us, Moore said at his weekly press conference last Thursday. ... This means that we are actively planning what the future looks like and laying out timelines for what public health measures can be lifted and when ... Its clear that the situation in Ontario today as it relates to COVID 19 is different than when proof of vaccination and masking requirements were first introduced. And with this in mind, we are looking at the plan to consider when we can recommend to government what additional measures can be eased. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW stanley taza However, Moore also said, this includes keeping our masks on for a while longer and with high vaccine coverage in the population planning Aufs New cannabis store opens in east Toronto s Greektown
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Heading to the beach Youll want to stay out of the water at Prospect Park as of Aug. 30 at 5 p.m. Here the latest beach water quality report from Halton Region Public Health:Beachway Beach in Burlington 1094 Lak stanley cup eshore Road tested safe for swimming on August 23Brant Street Beach in Burlington Lakeshore Road and Brant Street tested safe for swimming on August 24 ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Bronte Beach Park Beach in Oakville Lakeshore Road and Bronte Road tested safe for swimming on August 24Coronation Park East Beach in Oakville 1426 Lakeshore Road West tested safe for swimming on August 23 ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Coronation Park West Beach in Oakvi stanley cup lle 1426 Lakeshore Road West tested safe for swimming on August 23Kelso Conservation Area Beach in Milton 5234 Kelso Road tested safe for swimming on August 23 ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Prospect Park Beach in Acton 30 Park Avenue tested unsafe for swimming on August 2 ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW South Shell Park Beach in Oakville 3376 Lakeshore Road West tested safe for swimming on August 23Up for a day trip Fin stanley thermobecher d the latest reports for beaches outside Halton Vflb Study explores First Nations sea gardens 1,800 BC
The group of scientists who had their access to an international archive for sharing coronavirus data suspended Tuesday 鈥?after complaints from Chinese scientists 鈥?had that access reinstated Wednesday, after providing evidence that they had not, in fact, breached the databases terms of use.On Tuesday, the Global Initiative on Sharing Avian Influenza Data GISAID had emailed members of an international group of scientists informing them of their suspension, a day after those scientists had posted online a report titled: Genetic evidence of susceptible wildlife in SARS-CoV-2 positive samples at the Huanan Wholesale Seafood Market, Wuhan Analysis and interpretation of data released by the Chinese Center for Disease Control. That followed an earlier notice from GISAID, notifying stanley spain the researchers of complaints from scientists from the Chinese Center for Disease Control who said that, though the data underlying the paper had been gathered by the Chinese, the international scientists had not offered to collaborate with the Chinese researchers, merely told them that they were going to publish stanley us their own research. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW GISAID warn stanley cup ed the international scientists against publishing their research before the Chinese 鈥?and thereby scooping the Chinese. That, said GISAID would be a breach of their terms, since the underlying data to both research papers had been gathered by the Chinese researchers.That data raised con