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There has been a temporary delay in activating school bus video surveillance cameras, a practice that was supposed to begin with the new school year.Both the Halton District School Board HDSB and the Halton Catholic District School Board HCDSB have adjusted their school video surveillance policies to include the school bus environment. The delay in turning on the cameras is because we are waiting for the information privacy commissioner IPC to finalize a review of our practice, said stanley cup HDSB communication manager Marnie Denton, adding the board hoped the review would be complete by now. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The IPC may make some recommendations, which the board would want to consider. Once the review is complete, parents will be advised that the ca stanley termosy meras are being turned on, she said.An email sent to parents and guardians of students at the end of the school year last June stated that personal information recorded by the cameras 鈥?which will record while students are entering and exiting the buses and while en route 鈥?is collected under the authority of the Education Act and in compliance with the Municipal Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act. stanley thermoskannen ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW School buses are an extension of the school day and the students are responsible to the principal for their behaviour on the bus, said Karen Lacroix, general manager, Halton Student Transporta Mwmx Students give up holidays to help abroad
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Dufferin Countys largest manufacturer聽is ready and willing to build supplies to help the Ontario government fight the spread of the novel coronavirus COVID-19 .While its Shelburne plant, which manufactures automobile parts for Hond gourde stanley a, cant produce masks,聽KTH is聽doing everything it can to help the community battle the spread of COVID-19. Our tooling wouldnt allow us to make masks, said Shane Hall,聽senior vice-president of KTH Shelburne Manufacturing Inc., who also serves as a councillor for the Town of Shelburne. Were more than willing to do whatever we can. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Premier Doug Ford has announced that the province is petitioning manufacturers in Ontario to help produce masks, protective equipment and supplies, to help the medical community keep up with demand during the COVID-19 pandemic. Were seeing light at the end of the tunnel. Were getting more masks, Ford said in a recent press conference, adding the province has 12 million gloves on order. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW termo stanley Were in an international competition for personal protective equipment PPE , added Health Minister Christine Elliott, suggesting Ontario currently has an adequate supply. We need our front-line workers to be protected. With a stanley mugs workforce of at least 425 employees, KTH is the largest employer in Dufferin County. The auto parts manufacturer has been producing automotive frame components for Honda sin Nmfw Police officer, others injured in Munich subway shooting
OTTAWA鈥擳he federal government is poised to tighten Canadas borders once again, advising Canadians against all non-essential travel and getting ready to ramp up border testing and quarantine measures, the Star has learned.Those include requiring Canadians who do travel abroad to once again produce negative PCR tests upon return, even for short trips outside the country of 72 hours or less 鈥?a condition that was briefly lifted before the onset of the omicron variant.The government had weighed a broader border closure, with a ban on foreign nationals other than essential workers, which would have stopped travelers including those from the U.S. from enterin stanley cup stanley canada g Canada at all entry points, including land and air. But the Liberals appeared to abandon that plan after Prime Minister Justin Trudeau spoke to premiers in a Tuesday night teleconference. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Incoming fully vaccinated travellers are to be stanley cup tested on arrival and will have to quarantine at home while awaiting negative test results.Following the telephone call between Trudeau and the premiers Tuesday night, multiple sources said the federal government was set to announce Wednesday when the travel measures are to take effect. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Ottawa is expected to reinstate travel advisories at level three, basically where the country was until October when it began to lift restrictions on fully vaccinated travell

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MEMRAMCOOK, N.B. 鈥?A Nova Scotia Mountie who worked to educate the public about the need to slow down when driving past emergency vehicles was killed Tuesday after being struck by a utility van while helping motorists change a flat tire.Const. Frank Deschenes, a 12-year veteran of the force who worked out of the Amherst detachment, died at the scene when the van collided with his police car and an SUV shortly after 6 p.m. on the Trans-Canada Highway near Memramcook, N.B.It is extremely challenging to describe what it feels like when we lose one of our own, said Asst. Commissioner Brian Brennan. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW RCMP Cpl. Jull stanley mug ie Rogers-Marsh said the preliminary investigation has determined Deschenes st stanley mug opped to assist two people in the SUV change a tire. The officer, a 35-year-old former member of the force famed Musical Ride who got married this summer, died at the scene.The two people with the SUV were taken to hospital and the driver of the van was also taken to hospital where he was treated, released and has been taken into police custody, Rogers-Marsh said. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Rogers-Marsh couldn ;t say why the Nova S stanley kaffeebecher cotia officer was in New Brunswick at the time, but did confirm that Deschenes was on-duty and in uniform.Cpl. Darren Galley, who had been Deschenes ; supervisor in traffic services in Amherst, said they were inv Zukn How the COVID-Zero movement is butting heads with Canada s health officials
The shocking mass killing of a Muslim family in the southwestern Ontario city of London is nothing short of a terrorist attack on innocent people based on their faith, Premier Doug Ford said Tuesday.In a video statement, the premier condemned the mowing down of the five family members 鈥?four of whom died, leaving a nine-year-old boy recovering in serious condition in hospital 鈥?by a driver at the wheel of a pickup stanley quencher truck while they were out for a walk Sunday evening.A sombre Ford expressed sincere condolences to Muslims in Ontario and across the countr stanley becher y. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Our prayers and thoughts are with the family of this terrible, terrible tragedy, he added. Were a community that sticks together and will be united behind the Muslim community ... we stand behind you, we support you, well stand shoulder-to-shoulder because this can never, ever happen again. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Ford said he has asked Middlesex-London medical officer of health Dr. Chris Mackie for an exemption to COVID-19 gathering restrictions and is approving a regulation change at Queens Park so that Lo stanley termohrnek ndon-area residents can grieve together outdoors at a Tuesday night vigil.The premier said he would attend, along with other political leaders including Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW A 20-year-old London man has been cha

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An Oakville principal is slated to appear before a disciplinary hearing related to stanley canada racist incidents that are alleged to have occurred between 2016 and 2020.The Ontario College of Teachers OCT Discipline and Fitness to Practise Committee will hear of professional misconduct allegations against Julie Ann Riesberry, currently the principal of St. Michael Elementary School in Oakville, on a yet-to-be-scheduled date.A notice of hearing posted to the OCTs website lists the allegations against Riesberry. They include instances where it is alleged the then-principal of St. Bernadette Catholic Elementary School made racist comments and used racially pejorative terms on nine separate occasions to colleagues. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Riesberry did not respond to requests for comment.Acknowledging it was aware of the allegations against the principal, the Halton Catholic District School Board HCDSB , declined to comment, citing personnel matters. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Legal counsel for the Catholic Principals Council, a professional association for principals and vice-principals in Ontario publicly funded Catholic school system, will be handling the Oakville principals matter before the OCT, according to the councils executive director, Joe Geiser.The council stanley cups represents members in a variety of capacities, in stanley cup cluding offering legal support for matters relating to their responsibilities a Opkq Halton Hills Public Library donate knitted blankets
Even as Ontario enters the third phase of its regional reopening plan, the financial impact of the COVID-19 pandemic continues to force business owners to close their doors - including the Kemptville Taxi company.After 41 years, the Mourato family has decided to cease Kemptville Taxi operations in North Grenville and surrounding areas.The company originally started right after the Second World War in 1945 by Lorne Johnston, before long-time owner Carlos Mourato purchased it in 1979 and registered the car service as Kemptville Taxi. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW His daughter Jackie reached out to the Kemptville Advance with the details of the closure. I feel stanley tumbler like 40+ years is a legacy to be spoken about, she said, admitting her family has been hit hard by the decision.聽 ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW She provided a January 19, 1983 copy of the Kemptville District EMC, which features her father on the front page. Kemptville cab one m stanley water bottle an company, the headline reads, penned by Roxanne Merits. Mourato is shown with one of his early cabs, working through the holidays by himself an stanley cup d open 24 hours. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW