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A man accused of attempted murder whowas on Peels most wanted listafter he didnt show up for a court date in January has been arrested 鈥?at the Brampton courthouse. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Voshaun Grant, 20, was arrested April 10 after he was spotted at the courthouse on Hurontario Street, said Peel police. Grant was originally arrested Nov. 18, 2016, the day after a daytime shooting on Morton Way, in the area of Charolais Boulevard and McLaughlin Road South in Brampton, left a 49-year-old Brampton ma stanley cup n with critical injuries. ARTICLE CONTINUES BE stanley flask LOW The shooting happened on the roadway, near Morton Way Public School where a parent/teacher night was underway. Parents, teachers and students inside the building were locked in for about 30 minutes following the shooting as police ordered a lockdown.He was charged with attempted murder, aggravated assault, possession of a dangerous weapon, breach of a prohibition order and several firearms-related offences. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Grant, who was granted bail, was supposed stanley travel mug to show up for a court appearance in January 2019, but didnt, and an arrest warrant was issued for him. Zpap Indigo reports higher revenue, lower net loss
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A couple charter rights were violated when a children aid society closed the pair foster home over their refusal to tell two young girls the Easter Bunny is real, an Ontario court has ruled.Frances and Derek Baars, who describe themselves as a Christian couple with 8220 trong religious faith, took the Children Aid Society of Hamilton to court in April 2017, about a year after the girls in their care 鈥?aged three and five 鈥?were taken away and their foster home was closed.The couple said the Easter Bunny was at the core of the dispute and argued telling children in their care the character was real was a violation of t stanley kubek heir religious beliefs 鈥?a position Superior Court Judge A.J. Goodman agreed with. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW There is ample evidence to support the fact that the children were removed because the Baars refused to either tell or imply that the Easter Bunny was delivering chocolate to stanley cup the Baars ; stanley website home, Goodman wrote in a decision released Tuesday. I am more than satisfied that the society actions interfered substantially with the Baars ; religious beliefs.Court heard that CAS support worker Tracey Lindsay had visited the Baars and acknowledged that the girls looked well cared for in all respects. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW However, the Baars argued Lindsay told them it was part of their duty as foster Gslp Penetanguishene man charged in father s slaying unable to appear in court
The latest coronavirus news from Canada and around the world Monday. This file will be updated throughout the day. Web links to longer stories if available.8:05 p.m.: Its beginning to look a lot like chaos, everywhere you go, writes Star columnist Bruce Arthur. On Monday people lined up for rapid tests that ran out fast, or tried to get booster appointments that werent stanley cup available until February next year. Some public health units ran out of Pfizer or contact tracing or both, and testing may be next. These are the early days of Omicron, and it probably feels like youre on your own.Which despite the best efforts of so many, you probably are. A lot of the defences people have counted on to see COVID clearly, or keep them safe from infection, are already crumbling. Omicron moves too fast. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW I think stanley cup spain people need to be taking precautions for the coming storm, said Dr. Lawrence Loh, the medical officer of health for Peel. The opening of eligibility to 18-plus has basically overwhelmed capacity and supply; we really need people to reduce their contacts in the meantime while they await their booster, especially if theyre older. At the loc stanley termoska al level, were working as best and as quickly as we can to get it out. But the storm is coming and visibility is starting to diminish. Basically now were at the point where if youre sick or exposed, just stay home. If youre getting worse, go to the hospital. If youre young wit

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The City of Toronto is putting together plans to deal with the spread of novel coronavirus COVID-19 鈥?and could be facing particular challenges keeping Toronto homeless population healthy.Earlier this week, the citys associa stanley taza te medical officer of health Dr. Vinita Dubey said Toronto Public Health TPH has met with the citys shelter, support and housing administration division to discuss the COVID-19 response. In an email to toronto, Dubey indicated the cityrsquo public health agency would be attending a follow-up meeting this week with other shelter managers to continue the dialogue and discuss strategies to support our members of our most vulne stanley thermoskannen rable community, should the local situation change. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW More specific details were requested, but a TPH spokesperson indicated theres no further update available on shelter settings. We are following with a variety of stakeholders on this matter at this time, Lenore Bromley wrote in an email. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW A request was also made to speak with the board of health ch stanley cup air, Coun. Joe Cressy Ward 10, Spadina鈥擣ort York , but it was said that a full report on the City of Torontos coronavirus readiness, including each divisions plan of action, would be released soon.Well-known street nurse Cathy Crowe saw firsthand how the 2003 SARS severe acute respiratory syndrome outbreak impacted Toro Jdyu Halton police report multiple road closures due to fast-moving grass fire in rural Milton
Warning: This story contains graphic details.In six days 鈥?on July 11, 2018 鈥?Rich Taylors family is scheduled to fly to Greece.His secret will be exposed when they land. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The 42-year-old elementary school teacher is broke and cant pay for anything.For years he has lied about his debt to everyone. Especially his wife, Evangelia. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Vange is already distraught because she is unable to access money. She blames the bank. Rich Im so upset, she texts on Thursday, July 5. Nothing is working out. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Everything is going to! he assures. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW stanley thermos Two years without bank card and credit card, she texts back.July 7 is a Saturday.Rich and his t stanley cups wo children leave their semi-detached house in Oakville to drive to his mom and stepdads stanley spain place on tranquil Greening Court in Dundas.The kids stayed Wednesday and Thursday night with Grandma Carla and Papa Al. Now, the doting grandparents have agreed to take the children for another night or two so Vange and Rich can get ready for the trip.Al Rutherford, 63, is out running a race when Rich arrives. Carla Rutherford, 64, leads her son down the basement stairs. He is a talented woodworker and she wants him to build shelves downstairs to display the model airplanes Al

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Sheri Bulfon retired as a special-education teacher the same year her son Andrew was finishing high school.Andrew has autism and Bulfon was concerned that, without more learning opportunities, he might not have been the same. I dont know how it would have been, because I didnt let it happen, she said. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW For Andrew, I think it wouldve been devastating and I think he would have regressed. Bulfon said Andrew had a passion for learning and loved his time at Collingwood Collegiate Institute and was the inspiration for her to start CASLE Continued Adult Special Learning Experience , a learning program for special-needs individuals. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW stanley termosky Bulfon said when most students leave high school, they get a job or go to college, but those opportunities arent there for people with special needs. Our community population with special needs, some arent doing any of stanley termoska those, she said. There is not a choi starbucks stanley cup ce to do that. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Bulfon said CASLE runs three days a week, for two hours, at Pretty River Academy and each day has a different subject. The program is available for up to 12 members. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW On Mondays, the members participate in gym class as well as a social program, which includes board games and dancing. Its a s Cbop Teachers brace for tooth and nail fight with province over wages, benefits
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CALGARY 鈥?A leadership candidate for Alberta new conservative party says he hopes organizers of the Calgary Pride parade will reconsider and allow the party to participate.Brian Jean, who was Opposition leader in the legislature, said Monday he is disappointed with a decision by organizers on the weekend to reject the United Conservative Party request to join the parade. They said the party doesn ;t have a clear policy stance on issues such as sexual diversity.Jean said he had asked to march in the parade and has always championed diversity and tolerance. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW stanley cup becher stanley website I have many family members who are gay and I know the community. Frankly I ;m just disappointed, Jean said after outlining his education platform as part of the leadership race.Possibly they ;ll have a change of heart and hopefully they will. This is all about uniting people and putting aside differences and divisiveness. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Jean campaign organizers said that while plans are not firm, he is aiming to attend as a spectator.Organizers have invited party members to take a workshop on topics such as sexual health and gender diversity. Calgary Pride president Jason Kingsley did not immediately respond to a request for comment. ARTICLE stanley water bottle CONTINUES BELOW The party says interim lead Vuwz Families call for respect for Indigenous lives
TORONTO 鈥?The Ontario Real Estate Association says it is asking agents to halt plans for open houses, as the province reported a record high of 939 new cases of COVID-19 on Friday.Open houses resumed in mid-July as part of the provinces Stage 3 reopening plan, which at the time allowed gatherings of 50 people, or 30-per-cent capacity, with physical distancing enforced.On Friday, the province announced a modified return to Stage 2 COVID-19 restrictions, which stanley cup website would limit open houses to 10 people. The government is also asking people in those areas to leave their homes only for essential purposes. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Ontario real estate association president Sean Morrison said that notwithstanding the 10-person limit, he is encouraging members to shift open showings virtually, instead of a Sunday afternoon slot allowing anyone to touch the surfaces of a home. OREA is pleased that the government is a stanley mugs gain listening to our advice on restricting open houses and we are hopeful that they will go a step further and ban them province-wide, Morrison said. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Morrison says agents and brokers could still follow safety precautions for private showings.Ontario real estate agents do have a disciplinary body, the Real Estate Council of Ontario, which can issue punishments to rulebreakers. In September, the Toronto stanley cup Regional Real Estate Board took down an agents listing after he

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INVERMERE, B.C. 鈥?A 52-year-old woman and her dog are both safe and unharmed after wandering lost for 72 hours in the thick woods in southeastern B.C.RCMP Sgt. Chris Newel says Louise Baxter hopped off a rescue helicopter Wednesday, hugged her husband and was talking and laughing with her rescuers.Baxter went out for a hike with friends in the Jumbo Pass area on Sunday, but she disappeared after taking her leashed dog out for what she said would be a short walk. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Newel says Baxter appears to have become disoriented shortly after leaving her friends and then heading down the mountain, moving west when she probably sh stanley thermobecher ould have been heading east.The dog, a golden poodle named Maverick, was with her the whole time and Newel says the animal is stanley mug also in good health. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW At the height of the search, there were three helicopters, four search dogs, a drone and 35 search and rescue volunteers looking for the woman in the difficult, mountainous terrain.Newel, who was the incident commander for the search, said Baxter saw the search helicopters and tried to flag them down, but no one saw her. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW stanley becher But if anybody every been in a helicopter, trying spot a person in forested area is extremely difficult and a lot harder than you would think, he said in a Ieih Lakeridge Health launches COVID-19 mental health and addictions clinic
Toronto housing market saw its best September on record as pent-up demand and rock bottom borrowing costs supercharged sales despite the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.The stanley cup Toronto Regional Real Estate Board said 11,083 existing homes were sold in September, an increase of 42.3 per cent over September 2019, at an average price of $960,772.Despite the boom, real estate broker Davelle Morrison says it is difficult to get a read on the market from the ground, as different asset classes are diverging. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The 14 per cent year-over-year price jump was led by detached homes and townhouses, while the condo market was slower, the board said on Tuesday. The benchmark price for detached homes rose 12.9 per cent, compared to a 6.6 per cent rise for condos.Areas outside the city of Toronto led price growth with prices rising 20 per cent in South Simcoe County and more than 17 per cent in Durham and Orangeville. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Morrison, a broker at Bosley Real Estate Ltd. brokerage, says on the one hand, homebuyers looking for a detached house with a yard are motivated 鈥?there are no tire kickers 鈥?and she expect stanley cups s that demand to continu stanley polska e into December.New listings were up 30.8 per cent in September compared to Sept. 2019, meaning that sales are still growing faster than supply. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW In some are