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The four youths responsible for putting a statue of a horse on the roof of Erin High School will not be facing charges, says Wellington County OPP.The small group was identified earlier this week.The four boys, all in their late teens, allegedly removed a statue of a horse from McMullen Park in Erin on June 20. Police said they placed the large statue on the roof of a small hatchback car believed to have a sunroof on June 20 and drove it to Erin District High School. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The suspects then hoisted the horse up to the roof of the high school using ropes, officers said. It was placed over top of the front entrance where staff and students had a clear view of it later that morning. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The youths were diverted from the stanley cup court process, according to the Youth Criminal Justice Act. No charges were reported stanley cup . The horse was repa stanley cup price ired and returned to the park.Police said all parties involved are satisfied that this was just a prank and that the youths werent responsible for other incidents of mischief occurring in Erin. Txbh Specialty dog sitters wanted for Oakville dog guide program
OTTAWA 鈥?Positive news about vaccine delivery won ;t be enough to give the economy a shot in the arm to start 2021, the Bank of Canada said Wednesday as it kept its key interest rate on hold and warned rising COVID-19 cases in Canada will weigh on near stanley cup becher -term growth.The central bank said business restrictions in response to burgeoning case counts will hold down economic growth for the first three months of the new year and that the virus will contribute to a choppy trajectory until a vaccine is widely available.It also made a nod to federal aid to households and busine stanley cup sses that the bank said should maintain incomes during this second wave of COVID-19, and aid in recovery efforts. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The Canadian economy took a nosedive in March and April when the pandemic first washed over the country, as non-essential businesses were ordered closed, stanley cup workers told to stay at home and some three million jobs were lost.Since then, the country has clawed back just over four-fifths of those job losses, with growth for the last quarter of 2020 outpacing what the bank expected. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The central bank most recent economic forecasts were based on having a vaccine becoming widely available in 2022, not by next year as now appears the case.Positive vaccine news was providing reassurance that the pandemic will end, the bank state

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TORONTO 鈥?Opponents of a planned nuclear waste bunker have hit back at a report affirming the Lake Huron shoreline as the best place to locate the facility.They also claim the federal government is trying to limit scrutiny of the Ontario Power Generation report and ignoring concerns about the project from the United States and elsewhere.The report, done at Ottawa request for more information, did not look at other specific sites but concludes it would cost billions of dollars and set the project back decades if it was forced to bury the toxic waste anywhere other than at the Bruce Nuclear Generating Station, near Kincardine, Ont. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW One activist group called the report a completely inadequate response to Environment Minister Catherine McKenna, who must approve the proposal.This is the fifth time that OPG has side-stepped a specific government request to study alternative sites stanley cup , Rod McLeod, a director of SOS Great Lakes, said in a statement. At what point is the federal government going to stand up and do its job ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Critics stanley thermoskannen are also angry that the government is allowing just 30 days for public comment on a report OPG had the better part of a year to produce.It appears to me the government perhaps does not care to hear what the public thinks, McLeod said. stanley water jug ARTICLE CONTI Ubci Liberals gave $35M grant to plastics giant
Environment Canada is forecasting a sunny morning in Halton Hills. The daytime high is expected to reach 28 C.Tonight, expect partly cloudy skies with a night time low of 14 C. The sun will set at 7:29 p.m.Tomor stanley taza row forecast calls for sunny skies during the day with a high of 27 C. At night, expect clear skies with a low of 12 C. The sun will rise at 7:01 a.m. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Halton Hills ; forecast for the rest of the week: stanley cup Tuesday: A mix of sun and cloud with a high of 26 C and cloudy periods at night with a low of 14 CWednesday: Chance of showers with a high of 24 C and chance of showers at night with a low of 14 CThursday: Cloudy with a high of 24 C and cloudy periods at night with a low of 1 stanley mugs 3 CFriday: A mix of sun and cloud with a high of 24 C and cloudy periods at night with a low of 11 C ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW

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The recently released Royal LePage House Price Survey has some good first quarter news for homeowners across Waterloo Region.Unlike the Toronto and Vancouver markets home prices in Cambridge, Kitchener and Waterloo rose by double digits over the first three months of 2018.When broken out, the aggregate price of a home in the three cities increased 15.4 per cent to $474,437. The median price of a two-storey stanley water bottle home climbed 16.5 per cent to $504,311. stanley quencher The median pr stanley mugs ice of a bungalow increased 11.8 per cent to $427,155. The median price of a condominium increased 12.0 per cent to $290,766. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Nationally, the price of a home in Canada increased 6.2 per cent year-over-year to $605,512 in the first quarter of 2018.During the same period, the price of a two-storey home rose 5.7 per cent year-over-year to $715,726, while the price of a bungalow increased by 4.5 per cent to $501,985. During the same period, the price of a condominium climbed 10.3 per cent to $418,245. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Here in Cambridge Sheldon Barclay, president of the Cambridge Association of Realtors, said sales have been relatively good this winter, but everyone has been holding the breath to see what happens this spring. Barclay noted that the sale of homes priced under $500,000 is where the bulk of the activity is taking place. In some cases realtors are seeing multiple offers on a home for sale. Npec Perth to study selling corridor land to Perthmore residents, other options
The Justice Department is suing to block a $2.2 billion book publishing deal that would have reshaped the industry, say stanley cup ing consolidation would hurt authors and, ultimately, readers.German media giant Bertelsmann Penguin Random House, already t stanley mug he largest American publisher, wants to buy New York-based Simon Schuster, whose authors include Stephen King, Hillary Clinton and John Irving, from TV and film company ViacomCBS.The Department of Justice filed an antitrust suit in federal court in Washington, D.C., Tuesday in the first major antitrust action by th stanley cup e Biden administration. The department said the deal would give Penguin Random House outsized influence over which books are published in the U.S. and how much authors are paid. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW If the worlds largest book publisher is permitted to acquire one of its biggest rivals, it will have unprecedented control over this important industry, Attorney General Merrick Garland said. American authors and consumers will pay the price of this anticompetitive merger 鈥?lower advances for authors and ultimately fewer books and less variety for consumers.The purchase of Simon Schuster would reduce the so-called Big Five, which dominate American publishing and include HarperCollins, Hachette Book Group and Macmillan, to four. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Because it targets the prices paid to authors

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WATERLOO REGION 鈥?A new bikeshare system rolling out this summer would let people borrow bikes with their smartphones for quick trips around Kitchener and Waterloo.Toronto-based Dropbike will deploy hundreds of bikes in and around Kitchener and Waterloo. Users download an app, which tells them where the nearest bikes are, and use their smartphone to unlock the bikes. When they ;re done, they can drop off the bike at any of several spots.We have one mission: to help get more people to ride bikes, to use this more healthy, and far more environmentally friendly option, said Afraj Gill, one of the founders of Dropbike. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Since 2013, the Working Centre in downtown Kitchener had run a small bikeshare system called Community Access Bikeshare, or CAB for short. But the centre announced in January that it would no longer run the service, which had only had about 10 stanley canada 0 members using about 80 bikes available at 16 spots, mostly in Kitchener and around the universities in Waterloo.CAB was hampered by a cumbersome system that required people to sign up in advance stanley cup at the Working Centre, and that had limited hours in some of its bike locations. But many people felt the region needed t stanley water bottle o have some kind of bikeshare system, so local municipalities put out a call for proposals. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Dropbike will run a bikeshare trial until the end of the year, as Oyta Heard about additional CRA payments coming to low-income seniors It s a scam
Like all other non-essential workplaces, the Lions Foundation of Canada Dog Guides was forced to abruptly close its Wilson Street facility as the pandemic gripped Ontario.Foster families and dog sitters had to be found for 120 dog guides in training, a feat that was accomplished within two weeks thanks to the national training schools amazing foster families. In some instances, volunteers are caring for up to three dogs: a new puppy, a dog about to be recalled for training and a dog in training which had to find a home with the pandemics arrival. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Besides the interruption in training, 58 applicants from across th stanley cup e country scheduled to spend up to three weeks at Dog Guides getting acquainted with their new four-legged working friends over the spring and summer, had to postpone their stays. As for the employees, it was a huge change, said Dog Guides instructor Courtney Starr. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Working from home, staff had to devise ways of continuing to train the dogs, all at various stages of their training, from a distance until they could access essential equipment stanley cups at the facility. Weekly video calls, emails and phone calls were implemented in order to check in on the dogs status and also provide train stanley tumbler ing exercises. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW In addition, support was required for the more than 1,000 matc

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Garry Johnston stanley termoska has earned the Canadian Tire Jumpstart Charities 鈥?Dealer of the Year Award.On Sept. 15, a surprise party was held at Canadian Tire Keswick to celebrate the win.He would have been presented with the award at Canadian Tires usual September convention, but this year, there is no convention. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW A large tent was set up in stanley cup the parking lot for the event and Martha Billes, controlling shareholder of Canadian Tire Corp., attended the celebration. Johnston and his wife, Elizabeth Johnston, own the Canadian Tire store in Keswick. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW They are also both directors of the Lake Simcoe championship ice fishing derby along with one of their six children, who i stanley vaso s also the general manager at the store.The derby is the reason for the award, since approximately $250,000 was raised in five years, Elizabeth Johnston said.聽 ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Avkl She was paralyzed in a Toronto bike lane by a careless driver. Her family wants to know why he didn t face stricter penalties under new law
Why did the chicken cross the road To get to East Gwillimbury or Newmarket, or anywhere else backyard hens are welcome.聽Those waiting for the town to brood and allow backyard chickens will have to wait a little longer.聽Recently, the town took another crack at the backyard hen conundrum, opting for a public consultation session to be held in the fall.聽 ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Following the public consultation process, a staff report is expected in the fall. There are a lot of eager residents, Coun. Dave Neeson said at a recent council meeting, who considered building a backyard chicken coop about a decade ago. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The backyard hen battle goes back to 2016, he added.聽Melody Bertolini, armed with a resident petition with close to 500 signatures in support of backyard chickens, lost her chicken coop in a bylaw battle. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Soon after losing stanley cups uk that fight, Bertolini flew the coop and nested in Gravenhurst, where she now has more than a dozen hens.聽 ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Shortly after I lost the battle, I had a bad taste in the mouth about the town and we began looking for a farm, said the ice cream shop owner via Facebook Messenger chat.聽Bertolini still receives messages from stanley cups former G stanley canada eorgina neighbours clucking about chickens.聽 It makes n

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HALIFAX 鈥?A 31-year-old man is facing multiple charges after a year-long, seven-province investigation into a human trafficking ring allegedly forcing numerous Nova Scotia women into the sex trade across Canada.The RCMP said it learned last April that men originally from Nova Scotia had relocated to Ontario and were trafficking and exploiting women from their home province.Supt. Alfredo Bangloy would not say how many victims are involved, but said the suspect named Thursday, Lorenzo Trevor Thomas, is asso stanley flask ciated with a Halifax-area street gang known as North Preston Finest. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW We know there are ot stanley cup her victims of human trafficking from Nova Scotia out there. Our goal is to find these women, get them to safety and go after their traffickers, Bangloy said.We want to see victims and their families get their lives back. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Due to the complexity of the investigation 鈥?dubbed Operation Hellbender 鈥?Nova Scotia Mounties worked with Halifax Regional Police and RCMP in British Columbia, Alberta, Manitoba, Ontario, Quebec and Newfoundland.Thomas was arres stanley nz ted by police in Niagara Falls on March 27 and remains in custody in Ontario. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW He facing 17 charges, including trafficking in persons, assault, advertising sexual services an Khge Activist s announcement heavy with symbolism
OTTAWA 鈥?Cries of the pot calling the kettle black are emerging after Canada joined an international genocide lawsuit against Myanmar, because the national inquiry into missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls said Canada Indigenous Peoples are genocide victims.Canada and the Netherlands announced with great fanfare this week that they were joining the genocide application launched by Gambia against Myanmar at the International Court of Justice in The Hague as interveners.Gambia file stanley cupe d the case last fall on behalf of the 57 Muslim countries in the Organization of Islamic Co-operation under the 1948 Genocide Convention. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW More than 850,000 Rohingya Muslims have fled Rakhine state aft stanley cup er being targeted by Myanmar security forces, who killed thousands while burning villages and engaging in ethnic cleansing and gang rape.Foreign Affairs Minister Francois-Philippe Champagne and his Dutch counterpart Stef Blok said their countries were joining the case to assist Gambia with complex legal issues in the case. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW stanley taza But Bruno Gelinas-Faucher, a University of Montreal international law expert who has worked at the ICJ, said Canada presence could cause delays and complications for the Gambian case because of an international legal axiom known as the clean-hand principle.There a risk for Canada