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Barries pandemic-induced state of emergency is over.Mayor Jeff Lehman has lifted the declaration, put into effect on March 23, 2020, based on the continu stanley flasche ed easing of public-health provisions by the Ontario government. I want to thank our brave essential workers, first responders and incredible community part stanley taza ners for your unwavering commitment to supporting our community during some of our darkest days, he said in a March 7 statement. I also want to thank the incredible residents of Barrie who quietly did their part to help their community by following public-health orders, wearing a mask and getting vaccinated. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW stanley cup The declaration was part of the city ongoing effort to slow the spread of COVID-19, and it ensured the municipal government was able to respond quickly to the pandemic while continuing to offer essential services. It gave the municipality additional powers and resources to protect the health and safety of residents and streamline the decision-making process through an emergency operations centre. And it aligned with Ontarios emergency orders. Residents will not see any difference, city spokesperson Scott LaMantia said. The declaration allows for additional powers to be used if required. We did not have to enact any of these additional powers and operated within the provincial legislation. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The emergency centre ha

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OTTAWA 鈥?The fate of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau minority Liberal government hangs in the balance as Parliament resumes all normal operations today for the first time in six months.Opposition parties will give their official responses to Wednesday speech from the throne but they ;ve already signalled that Trudeau can ;t count on kubki stanley support from any of them to survive the eventual confidence vote and avoid plunging the country into an election in the midst of a second wave of the deadly COVID-19 pandemic.The Conservatives were unequivocal: they will not support the throne speech. stanley becher ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The Bloc Quebecois was almost as categorical: Bloc MPs will not consider supporting the throne speech unless Trudeau agrees to fork over at least $28 billion more each year in unconditional transfer payments to provinces for health care, as demanded unanimously last week by premiers.Bloc Leader Yves-Francois Blanchet is giving the government just one week to accede to that demand, in the expectation that the confidence vote on the throne speech will take place next week. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW That leaves New Democrats as the Liberals ; most likely dance par stanley cup nz tner but NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh has conditions of his own: legislation assuring that Canadians left jobless due to the pandemic won ;t have their emergency benefits cut and that Canadians who fall Ugoa Banking-related complaints rise 28%: OBSI
OTTAWA 鈥?The parliamentary budget office says the federal deficit for the year is on track to hit $328.5 billion as a result of COVID-19.That figure released this morning reflects measures announced as of the start of the month, including an estimated $225.9 billion in emergency aid in response to the pandemic.Relative to the size of the economy, the deficit amounts t stanley mug o 15 per cent of gross domestic product, making it the largest over 50-plus years of comparable data. ARTI stanley mug CLE CONTINUES BELOW The Liberals said in July that the defi stanley quencher cit would be $343.2 billion, but that didn ;t include new possible spending, or measures coming in under budget.Much of the spending is expected to be temporary as the government tries to put a financial floor under households and businesses feeling economic pressure from the pandemic. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Budget officer Yves Giroux says in his report that the budget deficit will fall to about $73.8 billion next year and continue to fall in ensuing fiscal years.But in a nod to how dramatically the government fiscal position has changed, his report estimates deficits roughly $40 billion larger each year, on average, compared to the outlook the office provided pre-pandemic. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW This report by The Canadian Press was first published Sept. 29, 2020. ARTICLE CONTIN

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HUNTSVILLE 鈥?Moves are being made to help local victims of sexual assault.In a report from the OPP titled Victim Response Support Strategy police detail a new centre specifically for victims of sexual assault. The report states the centre will have a multidisciplinary team comprised of professionals from medical, police and community services to better support victims.The victim advocates will accompany victims to examinations and interviews in a secure, private location. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW kubki stanley In a statement from OPP commissioner Vince Hawkes, he says the agency is committed to improving their response to victims. The Ontario Provincial Police OPP Victim Response Support Strategy outlines the actions the OPP is taking to ensure victims of sexual assault are able to report their experiences with confidence that they will receive the support and services they need. The OPP is committed to investig stanley thermobecher ative excellence, strengthening our relationships with community partners and agencies, and putting additional accountability measures in place to i stanley cup mprove the response to and support for victims, said Hawkes.The OPP Victim Response Support Strategy is the result of the OPP Sexual Assault Data Classification and Investigative Review, which examined sexual assault cases closed by police as unfounded between the years of 2010 and 2016. The review included a directive to reopen any sexual assault report th Qvxk Doug Ford to jump into campaign mode
Nearly three years ago the life of a young, talented basketball star, student and friend was taken, but the crime remains a mystery.On Feb. 8, 2017, Durham police responded to reports of a gunshot in a notorious part of Oshawa.Police arrived at an apartment building at 9 Quebec St. at 1:30 p.m. where they found Darius Thorne, 18, in a hallway with a gunshot wound. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Thorne was rushed to hospital, where he was pronounced dead.That afternoon, numerous police officers 鈥?along with a heavily-armed tactical unit 鈥?were on scene. Police closed off Quebec Avenue between Simcoe Street and Centre Street while many police vehicles stanley cups uk were present. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW stanley cup The scene was chaotic as many bystanders stood on the street corner, watching closely as police secured the scene. According to area residents at the time, the assemblage of buildings on Quebec Street are infamous for drugs and other illegal activity.One neighbour said the doors of the buildings are not locked, allowing anyone access. ARTICLE CONTINUES stanley cup BELOW They come in and they do drugs right in the stairway, she said. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW But the one responsible for Thornes death has never been caught, and is currently walking free.According to George Tudos, media officer for Durham regional

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Halton Region will ask local provincial election candidates for their position on key community issues to help you make an informed decision at the polls.On June 7, voters will cast a ballot to elect a local member of provincial parliament in addition to the premier. As your voice at Queens Park, MPPs help secure solutions from the Ontario government in response to local challenges and opportunities. Regional council supports these efforts, and we work closely with Haltons MPPs to advocate for long-term, predictable funding and legislative changes that address key issues in our community.The Provincial Places to Grow Act mandates that Haltons population reach approximately one million residents by the year 2041. To meet this target, the services and infrastructure required to support development must be planned and funded before they are needed. This is why it is imperative that all levels of government work tog stanley mugs ether to preserve Haltons high quality of life and protect existing taxpayers from the cost of growth. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW To help residents prepare for th stanley mugs e upcoming provincial election, the region will send a questionnaire to MPP candidates running in Halton. It will ask them to identify their position on key advocacy issues, including:鈥?confirming regional and provincial regulatory roles in the proposed CN truck-rail hub; ARTICLE CONTINUES BE stanley website LOW 鈥?investing in safe, afford Tivn Forged in Canada: Tay Valley blacksmith brings realistic swordplay to life for upcoming Macbeth production
Premier Doug Ford says he is open to more open-air wining and dining once bars and restaurants are allowed to reopen.With restaurateurs and publicans struggling due to the COVID-19 pand stanley water bottle emic, Ford praised Progressive Conservative MPP Gila Martows proposal to increase the size of restaurant patios. Ill bring it to the health table. Its something that we could bring to the health table and ask them, the premier said Thursday, referring to the command table overseeing Ontarios coronavirus response. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Martow Thornhill wants the province to work with municipalities and liquor licensing officials to expand the services that patios can offer, perhaps the hours they can offer it, perhaps the locations. Perhaps they could take up a bit more space if theres maybe even park space or parking lots 鈥?that we can amend the rules, the MPP told the legislature Wednesday. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Spilling onto stanley shop sidewalks, has long been the norm in Europe, could also be considered as long as patrons can sit safely apart to stop the spread of the virus. Our restaurants and hospitality sector are part of the hardest hit by this pandemic of COVID-19, she said. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Everybody here would agree that people feel a lot more comfortable social distanc stanley cup ing outside and that, hopefully, this global pandemic has toughe

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While the number of active cases in the Maritime provinces has dropped slightly, Premier Andrew Furey confirmed Monday that Newfoundland and Labrador will continue to opt out of the Atlantic bubble at least until the new year.P.E.I. decided last week to extend its decision to stay out of the isolation-free zone for the time being.P.E.I. announced a number of recoveries Monday, bringing its total active cases to 14. Nov vaso stanley a Scotia and New Bruns stanley cup wick have 88 and 81 active cases, respectively. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW stanley quencher Newfoundland announced eight new cases over the weekend, but none on Monday, bringing its number of active cases to 28. There will not be any changes to Dr. Janice Fitzgeralds special measures order regarding travel from within the Atlantic provinces. The same goes for the borders in Labrador, Furey said during Mondays COVID-19 video briefing, referring to the provinces chief medical officer of health. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The new guidelines mean anyone coming to the province from the region must self-isolate for 14 days. However, they do not need to apply for a special exemption to travel here like those outside the region.At the southern Labrador border, travellers entering the province must apply for a special exemption. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Furey said local businesses hes heard from have been largely understanding

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The battles of yesterday, and the environmental battles of today came together at Evergreen Avenue in Victoria Park, Smiths Falls on Saturday, June 8.The annual commemoration of the mar stanley cup becher kers along the pathway in the waterside park, held on June 8, marked not only the 75th anniversary of D-Day, but also the ongoing battle to save our environment.The environmental awards were given stanley termohrnek to identify individuals and businesses 鈥? for making a difference in terms of the betterment of our environment, said Peter Au, the founding president of REAL Rideau Environmental Action League . ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW After the end of the Second World War in 1945, there was an economic boom in North America, and other parts of the world saw a business renaissance as well. There were many new conveniences.However, because of this convenience, we accumulated a lot of garbage. There was an abundance of materials. We became a consumer society. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW However, with the onset of climate change, after decades of industrialization, this has led to increased floods, fires, and other environmental hazards. How do we minimize our consumption asked Au, before welcoming up se stanley tumblers veral people who are doing just that, trying to live a zero-waste lifestyle. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW I was really impressed with them and what they do, said Au.