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A Georgetown couple found dead in a house fire ear stanley mug lier today Feb. 17 have been identified.The bodies of Krystyna and Andrzej Rerak were pulled from the blaze that broke out around 5:30 a.m. at a home on Hidden Lake Trail in Georgetown, a source close to the investigation confirmed.Halton Regional Police responded to a call regarding the fire at 5:35 a.m. Upon arrival, the house was fully engulfed in flames. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Scenes like this are always tragic and our thoughts and prayers go out to the families that have been impacted by this loss, Halton Hills Fire Chief, Jon Rehill, said.More than 26 Halton Hills firefighters were on scene to suppress the fire. ARTICLE CONTINUES stanley mugs BELOW Neighbour Beata Baruk described the Reraks as a friendly, very nice couple, while Ka stanley cup ndas Wilczek said the couple came here from Poland years ago.This is just shocking, she said. They were such hardworking people. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW A co-worker said Andrew Rerak was a manager at聽The Boiler Inspection and Insurance Company of Canada. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The cause of the fire is under investigation by the Ontario Fire Marshal and has yet to be determined. Suzs New California rail plan pegs Central Valley line at $18.3B
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Local residents are again raising concerns about the religious offerings being illegally left behind in Norvals McNab Park during rituals where cremated remains are scattered into the Credit River.The sensitive topic was back on the Halton Hills council agenda Jan. 17 and debated at length. Ultimately, a staff report that recommends maintaining the status quo was deferred to a later date for further discussion as the town endeavours to work with Credit Valley Conservation CVC for a watershed-wide app stanley thermobecher roach to the issue.So are people currently allowed to scatter cremated remains locally ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Yes, the towns parks bylaw permits this practice in Halton Hills parks, and its also allowed on Crown land and water. Its considered a traditional part of end-of-life rituals for Hindus and other religions and cultures.But the act is not currently authorized on CVC-owned lands, or in parks in stanley becher Brampton and Mississauga. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW What about religious river offerings that are of stanley tazas ten part of these rituals The placement of river offerings 鈥?such a fruit, religious artifacts, mementos and belongings 鈥?is prohibited by the Halton Hills parks bylaw at this time. But town staff says there have been incidents of river offerings being left behind. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Theres a sign at McNab Park in Norval on this topic. Irxo Immigration slowdown threatens economy: RBC
Mediated contract talks between the provincial employer council and the union representing faculty, counsellors and librarians and Mohawk College and Ontarios 23 other community colleges were continuing under a news blackout as of Oct. 26.The Ontario Public Service Employees Union OPSEU represents about 13,500 full-time members at Ontarios 24 communi stanley cup ty colleges, including Mohawk College.The contract expired on Sept 30. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Potential wage increases are limited to one per cent as per provincial legislation. stanley tumbler Bill 124 is fa stanley cup cing a constitutional challenge by a coalition of some 40 unions, who claim it violates collective bargaining rights under the Charter of Rights and Freedoms. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The union has been seeking contract language changes to address several issues including contracting out of full-time counselling and library jobs, giving faculty input into the academic decision-making process along with workload and preparation time that have been affected by the COVID-19 pandemic.Ontario college faculty were legislated back to work following a five-week strike in 2017.

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An integral part of the past made a stop in Windsor.Setting up a stanley kaffeebecher tent on the spot where voyaguers and fur traders may have stood long before there even was a Windsor, a group of young Metis Nation ambassadors provided passersby with a glimpse into Metis culture during those times. The presentation is part of a 2200km canoe trip across the province of Ontario, promoting the heritage and culture of the Metis people.The Metis have been recognized as an aboriginal people in Canada since the country constitution was patriated in 1982, though their roots go back over 400 years. The Metis can trace their heritage to indigenous peoples in Canada and the United States and settlers from Europe. It is important to note, though, that the Metis are defined as a separate ethnic group from Inuit and First Nati stanley botella ons peoples, complete with their own culture and way of life. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The Metis Nation of Ontario current canoe trip traces the pa stanley sverige th of voyageurs who many years ago traveled the waters of the Great Lakes and the inland rivers of present-day Ontario.聽 During the voyage, community events have been scheduled along the route throughout the course of the summer. According to the Metis Nation of Ontario website official expedition page, the journey began May 23 in Ottawa, and included stops in North Bay, Killarney, Blind River, Pentanguishene, Toronto and Guelph.A similar trip had taken place in 2014 Rsoe New rules would double Guelph yards where hens can live
The OPP and other emergency responders are on scene of a bad crash on the QEW in Oakville Tuesday morning Oct. 25 .The crash on the eastbound QEW near Bronte Road was reported before 7 a.m. and is believed to have occurred in the HOV lane, according t stanley cup website o the Ministry of Transportation.It has left all lanes closed 8221 stanley canada ; as police and other crews are on scene. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW stanley cup Anyone with information can call Burlington OPP at 905-681-2511.

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MONTREAL 鈥?An employee of the Quebec Liberal party is being tested for COVID-19 after she exhibited symptoms of the novel coronavirus, leading to the suspension of a legislative committee on which she worked.Anik Montminy, in the Liberal leader office, said Tuesday in an email that the researcher reported having symptoms in the morning. A spokeswoman for the legislature said the staffer is waiting for results.The members of the legislature who were near her respected physical distancing rules ... but we don ;t want to take a chance, said Montminy. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW stanley cup Ewan Sauves, a spokesman for the Quebec premier, said Francois Legault is in good health and didn ;t feel the need to be tested.Mr. Legault ... did not feel any symptoms, Sauves said, adding the premier respects all of the province directives from public health authorities such as wearing a mask, physical distancing and frequent hand-washing. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The Parti Quebecois has told all its members who may have come into close contact with the Libe stanley termosky ral staffer to get tested as soon as possible.A legislative committee on which the staffer worked was suspended until Thursday as a preventative measure. stanley canada ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Meanwhile, Quebec reported seven new deaths attributed to COVID-19 Zfjn Where is the body of John Franklin
TORONTO 鈥?Canada main stock index rebounded from early losses to climb yet again while U.S. markets dipped from record highs.The SP/TSX composite index closed up 37.98 points to a record 21,594.52.In New York, the Dow Jones industrial average was down 112.24 points at 36,319.98. The SP 5 botella stanley 00 index was down 16.45 points at 4,685.25, while the Nasdaq composite was down 95.82 points at 15,886.54. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Colin Cieszynski, chief market strategist at SIA Wealth Management, says investors were stanley mug mainly pausing and taking the time to reassess things.We ;ve just had a big run in markets in the last few months and everybody just kind of stopping to catch their breath and look around and see where we ;re at, he said in an interview. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The energy sector slipped despite a 2.7 per cent increase in stanley mugs crude oil prices.It lost 0.3 per cent as share decreases by oil and gas producers were partially offset by gains for oilfield services and equipment companies. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The December crude contract was up US$2.22 at US$84.15 per barrel and the December natural gas contract was down 44.8 cents at US$4.98 per mmBTU. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The oil price gains followed the reopening of the U.S. land b

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OTTAWA 鈥?Justin Trudeau should be standing up to Donald Trump, NDP Leader Tom Mulcair said Tuesday as he urged the prime minister to push back against the U.S. president newly enshrined support for the Keystone XL pipeline.Keystone XL is the perfect opportunity for Trudeau to show a little resistance to the infamously protectionist Trump, Mulcair said in advance of a strategy session with his fellow New Democrat caucus member stanley taza s.Trump catapulted Keystone back into the headlines with the stroke of a pen Tuesday as he signed an executive order offering pre-emptive 鈥?and highly conditional 鈥?su stanley quencher pport for a pipeline rejected by the Obama administration over environmental concerns. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Moving ahead with it would be a massive error for Canada, said Mulcair, who pointed out the Liberal government has already given its cond stanley water bottle itional approval to the Kinder Morgan line in B.C. and Enbridge Line 3 between Alberta and Manitoba.He urged Trudeau to explain how supporting the TransCanada project aligns with the Liberal government climate change goals, as well as the prime minister stated belief that pipelines approved by the Conservative government were not subjected to proper environmental review. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Mr. Trudeau, who was in favour of Keystone XL 鈥?is he actually going to approve that Mulcair said in an i Iryq Mississauga to seek special provincial order that would speed up construction of film and TV studio
Halton D stanley cup istrict School Board trustees have launched an action plan to ensure parents are aware of proposed legislation that would change public education in Ontario.Making digital learning a permanent part of the education system is currently under consideration by the province, with the possibility such legislation could pass before parliament adjourns for the summer on June 3. Given that this proposal as it stands, has the potential to have a profound impact on student wellness and achievement, school board staffing, all the while diminishing public education funding and local influence and control, it was thought it important that the board of trustees undertake an action plan to raise public awareness of this proposal and to encourage members of the public to share their views with their local MPPs and the Minister of Education stanley cup , said Halton Hills trustee Jeanne Gray at the May 5 board meeting. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The move to virtual learning was never intended to be permanent, but a plan to deliver emergency instruction during a global health crisis, said Elementary Teachers Federation of Ontario President Sam Hammond. To be clear, this plan will negatively affect students, increase inequities, lower standards in publicly stanley drinking cup funded education, and put us one step closer to the privatization of public education. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Earlier this spring, HDSB chair Andrea Greben

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OTTAWA 鈥?As some provinces considered staggered steps Wednesday towards reopening their economies, Prime Minister J stanley bottles ustin Trudeau made clear some of them may ease restrictions at different speeds.Trudeau also stressed that all will follow the guidelines their premiers and the federal government drafted collaboratively to ease the physical distancing that was instituted to combat COVID-19 鈥?a joint effort that he branded as an unusual success in Ottawa sometimes strained relations with the provinces.Every region, every province, every territory is faci stanley cup ng a very different situation right now with different industries, different-sized cities, and different spread of COVID-19. That why we needed to make sure that the foundational elements were there, that we could all follow as Canadians, but recognize that different jurisdictions will act differently, Trudeau said Wednesday. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW But there is a common desire right across the country from all premiers to ensure that we ;re doing this right.Those differences were starkly illustrated by th stanley mugs e fact that Quebec and Ontario, the country two largest provinces, were taking different approaches to easing restrictions amid federal projections released this week that thousands more people would likely contract COVID-19 and hundreds more could die in the coming week. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Kbab Tories call for study of Canada-U.S. relations
Good morning! Its Wednesday, May 29, and here are your weather, traffic and top stories today in Burlington, Oakville, Milton and Halton Hills.Expect clearing in the morning according t stanley cupe o the Environment Canada forecast out stanley cup of Burlington with a high of 19 C with UV index of 6 or high. Clear overnight, helping to plummet the temperatures to a low of 5 C.Find the latest local weather information for聽Halton Hills-Milton,聽Oakville聽and聽Burlington聽and the latest alerts聽here. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Find the latest provincial road closures and traffic incidents via聽Ontario 511.For school bus cancellations, heres a live tracker stanley cup of any school bus delays or cancellations:聽geoquery.haltonbus.ca/Cancellations.aspx. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Taking transit today Find the latest GO Transit service updates聽here. The latest information on local bus services are available here:聽Hamilton,聽Burlington,聽Oakville聽and聽Milton. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Top stories on聽insidehalton: ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Awesome restaurant in Oakville with long lineups permanently closed as new owner takes over leaseThe eatery received a 4.4 out of a potential five stars on Google with more than 370 reviews.Machete pulled during Burlington road rage incidentNo one was injured.Province invests $600K in action centre t