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OTTAWA 鈥?The federal government is investing $5 million to create a national wildfire research network, two years after the Canadian Forest Service warned that Canada expertise and research on forest fires was not keeping up with the dramatic shifts associated with climate change.Natural Resources Minister Seamus O ;Regan made the announcement in a virtual news conference Wednesday. He said the warnings from the scientists that fires are getting more frequent and more intense are clear.We have to respond with urgency, he said. The key is better prevention and more preparation. To do that we need to bett stanley us er understand how wildfires are changing, how climate change, insect infestations and disease are making these worse. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The funds come from the $151 million national emergency management strategy to respond to climate change announced in the 2019 federal budget.The national network, which will train 68 masters ;, PhD, and post-doctoral students, and possibly another 30 undergraduates, ov stanley cups er the next six years, was one of the chief recommendations of the Canadian Forest Service 2018 Blueprint for Wildfire Science. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW That report identified significant gaps stanley cup in Canadian knowledge of how fires are changing in Canada as summers get hotter and drier, as well as a serious concern that many of Canada

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MARAWI, Philippines 鈥?Philippine forces control most of a southern city where militants linked to the Islamic State group launched a bloody siege nearly a week ago, authorities said Monday, as the army launched airstrikes and went house-to-house to crush areas of resistance.More than 100 people, including 24 civ stanley termosy ilians, have been killed in six days of fighting, the government said. Many more were believed to be trapped inside the city.I have to rescue my grandfather even at the risk of my life, Khana-Anuar Marabur Jr. said Monday after police stopped him for speeding through a checkpoint. He said his grandfather had been sending him text messages asking to be saved. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Get me out of here alive, not dead, one message said. This war is taking too long.The crisis in Marawi, which is home to some 200,000 people, has raised fears that extremism in the southern Philippines is increasing as smaller militant groups unify and align themselves with the Islamic State group. starbucks stanley cup ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Only small areas of Marawi remain under militants ; control after six days of fighting, said stanley mugs Brig. Gen. Restituto Padilla, the military spokesman. In recent days, gunmen have managed to fend off attack helicopters, armoured vehicles and scores of soldiers.We can control who comes in and who comes out, who moves around and who does Asky Alliston baker charged with criminal harassment
Hamilton Pol stanley cup ice are asking for a vaso stanley ssistance identifying the suspect in a stabbing in Waterdown on March 22 that se stanley cup nt a 47-year-old man to hospital with serious, but non-life threatening injuries.According to a police media release the Waterdown man was walking with his spouse in the area of Main Street North and John Street East around 9:30 p.m. on Monday, March 22 when a man approached him and 8220 tabbed him multiple times without provocation.Hamilton Paramedics Supt. Dave Thompson said the stabbing victim was found with multiple stab wounds and was transported to a local trauma centre in stable, but serious condition. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Police said the spouse was knocked to the ground during the incident and received minor injuries.The suspect was believed to be carrying an edged weapon, police said, and was last seen fleeing the area eastbound on John Street toward Mill Street North. Police are asking the public to check their security cameras for any suspicious activity. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The public should expect a police presence in the area as they canvass for witnesses and video surveillance footage.After viewing video surveillance of the area, police believe the suspect is a white male, approximately 5 ; 10 tall with a slim build. He is believed to have been wearing a dark hip-length jacket with a hoodie, tan pants and dark shoes.

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An armed and dangerous man who brazenly fired multiple times at two Hamilton police constables and grabbed a random woman as he fled remains on the run.Detectives still do not know his identity or what he was doing in east Hamilton before being confronted by police late Friday night.We are working though numerous leads and hope to have the culprit arrested soon, said Supt. Mike Worster, adding that police are obviously concerned 8 stanley cup 221; stanley cup nz about the level of violence. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The man 鈥?dressed all in black and wearing a long blond wig 鈥?fired multiple times at the two officers as he fled south on Ottawa Street North.Worster wouldn ;t say how many times the man fired, only that it was more than once. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW But sources tell The Spectator the man is believed to have fired three separate times at police during stanley quencher the frightening encounter.Fortunately, no one was hit. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Worster commended the courage of the officers who continued to run toward the man despite the risk to their lives. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Our people are running toward the people with the guns as others run away, he said.Hamilton Police Association president Clint Twolan said he believes the officers interrupted the suspect a Qbpf City s lawyers say Brampton not allowed to enact dog welfare bylaws
TORONTO 鈥?A drunk driver who killed three Toronto-area children and their grandfather has been denied full parole.Instead, the Parole Board of Canada ruled Marco Muzzo should stay on day parole with conditions for six months.Those conditions include staying away from alc stanley cup ohol and not entering Brampton, Ont. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Muzzo, 34, is serving a 10-year sentence.He was convicted of impaired driving causing death and impaired driving causing bodily harm for the crash five years ago. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The board says in its decision it still wants to settle some issues before considering him for full parole.Evidence at trial was that Muzzo had three times the legal alcohol limit when he blew through an intersection in Vaughan, Ont., in September 2015 and slammed into a minivan at about 85 kilometres an hour. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Four members of one f stanley cup amily - Gary Neville, 65, and his gr stanley cup andchildren Daniel Neville-Lake, 9, Harrison, 5, and Milly, 2 - were killed. Neville wife and another older woman were hurt. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Besides the jail term, Muzzo, who had a history of speeding and other driving offences, was also barred from driving for 12 years.The board decided in April to grant day parole based in part on his positive institutiona

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Hamiltons hospitals are working to have more than 1,500 hospital beds ready for a potential surge of patients.Hamilton Health Sciences HHS told its staff that its worst-case scenario for COVID-19 is around 1,000 patients in its hospitals, including 400 needing critical care. A staff webinar obtained by The Spectator stressed the numbers are projections, and that the situation is fluid and evolving. We know this is a very challenging situation headed our way but were doing all we can to prepare for it, CEO Rob MacIsaac said in the webinar dated April 6. Everyone has stepped up to the plate in ways we would have previously thought unimaginable. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW St. Josephs Healthcare Hamilton is looking to have roughly 550 beds available, hospital leaders said in a media conference Tuesday, which included HHS and public health.Its a far cry f vaso stanley rom the 12 patients currently hospitalized at HHS and seven at St. Josephs. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The hospitals are trying to be prepared for the worst while continuing to hope for the best, said Melissa Farrell, president of St. Josephs.To get to this number of beds, the organizations have to set up a temporary hospital that would have roughly 300 HHS patients and 150 from St. Josephs. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW stanley cup The preference is a hotel stanley cup and convention centre 鈥?as opposed to tents or Olvp Doug Ford Tories unveil health-care changes to free up hospitals but stress Ontarians will always access health care with their OHIP card
A Clearview Township business that was a pio vaso stanley neer in Canadas cannabis industry is closing its doors.The parent company of Peace Naturals, which started in a farmhouse and barn on a 90-acre property on Concession 12 and in 2013 was the countrys first licenced producer of medicinal cannabis, announced March 1 that the nearly 400,000 sq. ft. facility would be shuttered by the end of 2022.The company employed approximately 200 stanley quencher people at the facility, and was one of the townships largest employers. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW I was shocked to hear that Peace Naturals will be closed, said Clearview Township mayor Doug Measures. This announcement brings a significant economic impact to Clearview Township.My thoughts are with the employees that have worked to build a business in a complicated industry. We will work with the property owners to help find a new use for the facility and hope to see the campus have a renewal. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The news of the closure came in the fourth quarter results of parent companys Cronos Group.Cronos purchased the company from Peace Naturals founder Ma stanley website rk Gobuty in 2016 and embarked on an expansion plan that saw construction of a 315,000-sq.-ft. facility that included cultivation, production, and a research facility that worked on genetic breeding, yield enhancement, and formulating different products. ARTICLE CONTINUES BE

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The subdivision application for a Caledon East farm that sold for $97 million will now go to the Local Planning Appeal Tribunal LPAT , formerly the Ontario Municipal Board.Triple Crown Line Developments Inc., a company of the DG Group has applied for approval of a draft plan of subdivision, as well as amendments to the Town of Caledon Offici stanley cup al Plan and comprehensive zoning bylaws for the lands at 15717 Airport Rd.Included in the notice of the application going to the LPAT for a proceeding is 15505 Airport Rd., the address of the farm owned by Innis brothers, Wayne and Allistar, father and uncle to present Ward 3 and 4 stanley vaso regional Coun. Jennifer Innis. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW In 2017 DG Group represented the Innis family in a severance application approved by Caledons committee of adjustment that saw 9.5 acres of the family farm assumed by DG Group in order to complete the residential development.According to the announcement Triple Crown Line is looking to increase the permitted net density from 16.6 units per hectare to 22 units per hectare to allow 625 units. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The pre-hearing will happen at 10 a.m. on Friday, Sept. 21 at Caledon Town Hall in the council chambers.The pre-hearing is set to identify parties and partic stanley tumbler ipants to the matter, identify the issues to be resolved and possibly propose settlement of those issues. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Ngpp It s real: 1st new concourse opening at LaGuardia Airport
Wheres the beef One day after Premier Doug Fords Progressive Conservatives unveiled a record $187 billion budget, critics are demanding details on boosting the level of care in nursing homes in the wake of COVID-19.Days before the budget was unveiled on Thursday, Ford pledged to hire thousands of nurses and personal support workers to ensure four hours of hands-on care for residents up from two hours and 45 minutes. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW But that promise, which is estimated to cost $1.6 billion a year, was not specifically spelled out in the budget, which added $7.5 billion in new funding to fight the pandemic stanley cups that has killed some 3,200 Ontarians since March, two-thirds of them in nursing homes. Its like Doug Ford is throwing in the towel on fighting COVID-19 in nursing homes, NDP Leader Andrea Horwath said Friday. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Hes telling seniors and long-term-care staff 鈥?the heroes still there, working night and day 鈥?that theyre on their own now in the ba stanley cup ttle against COVID-19. Help is not on the way, said Horwath. Doug Fords budget doesnt take any new actions to make e stanley water bottle veryday people safer, or healthier, especially in long-term care. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Morgan Hoffarth, president of the Registered Nurses Association of Ontario RNAO expressed concern that the government isnt guaranteeing four hours of care un

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