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The revitalization of Bradstock Park is just one of the many municipal improvements included in the capital budget for 2018.The park, located on Driscoll Road in Richmond Hill, is one of the many projects that has been assigned funding under the towns recently approved $70.6 million capital budget. The new design for the park will stanley spain add a host of upgraded play equipment including a disc swing, accessible climbers and slides, sand play equipment, spinners, plenty of built-in seating and a picnic area.A fitness station with a circuit training hub complete with equipment as well as a mirrored kaleidoscope passage will also be featured in the park. stanley cup ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Each year our capital budget allows us to pursue a careful mixture of new and replacement projects to ensure we maintain infrastructure and services at the right level for Richmond Hill, Mayor Dave Barrow. This budget provides for large projects such as moving forward with the Civic Precinct and Central Library expansion, along with projects such as a renovation and new displays for our Heritage Centre. The town will also be implementing integrated finance and human resources software for $6.5 million, repairing asphalt on a number of roads to the tune of $2.4 million, dedicating $1.8 million to the Lake Wilcox boardwalk project and putting $1.6 million into the stanley cup David Dunlap Observatory Park conceptual design. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Dmaz Franken announces resignation from Senate amid allegations
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A 27-year-old Hamilton man has been arrested and charged with uttering threats in connection to a hate crime last month.Hamilton police say the man allegedly spouted hat stanley spain eful comments toward another person as he drove around the area of Upper Centennial Parkway and Rymal Road East on April 1.Its unclear what was said in the incident. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Const. Krista-Lee Ernst said police were only able to identify the man roughly seven weeks after the incident because he was the subject of a viral video on May 25 in which he could be seen making racist comment to an unknown driver in Stoney Creek. stanley cup That incident has not been reported to police. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The video, which was widely circulated on social media, shows the man leaning out the window of a blue pickup truck while facing another car. He could be heard making derogatory comments such as go back to your own country and you aint the right colour. Ernst said police were able to connect the man back to th stanley fr e April 1 incident because both were similar in nature. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW She stressed the importance of the public reporting any and all hate-fuelled incidents to police. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW This is a pattern and not limited to these two incidents, said Ernst, noting police have seen a ge Taem Special weather statements for southwestern Ont
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Shayla Bastarache was looking for a hairless, sphynx cat and thought she had found a good deal last month on Kijiji.A woman was selling sphynx kittens for $650 鈥?less than half the cost from a breeder.There was no photo with the ad, but Bastarache agreed to meet the seller in a gas station parking lot an hour north of Calgary. In the dark, she exchanged cash for two of the cats 鈥?one for her and one for a friend 鈥?and cuddled their tiny, smooth bodies on the way home. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW About two weeks later, Bastarache realized it was a scam.They just grew their hair back! says the bewildered 20-year-old, who suspects the se gourde stanley ller was somehow able to completely shave what have turned out to be regular house cats. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW I don ;t know how she did it.Bastarache called RCMP but says she was told not much could be done without the seller name. A cellphone number the s stanley botella eller supplied was no longer in serv stanley water bottle ice. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The furry, fake sphynx, named Moofasa, is now part of the rest of Bastarache feline family, which includes two real sphynx. She bought the latest for what the breed typically goes for 鈥?$1,500. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Sphynx are alien-looking with large eyes and ears and soft, wrinkl Giru Poor reporting on Indigenous issues: report
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TORONTO 鈥?A first-of-its-kind research study by two national Aboriginal groups has found that Indigenous employers provide Indigenous workers with better job satisfaction than other employers while paying them comparable incomes.The study, released Tuesday, is based on responses from Ontario participants in a 2020 national survey of Indigenous students who received financial help toward post-secondary education i stanley mugs n the past five years. This report begins to address the lack of data on Indigenous entrepreneurship and educational success, said Roberta Jamieson, presi stanley water bottle dent and CEO of Indspire, a charity that funds education for First Nations, Inuit and M茅tis individuals for the benefit of their communities. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW About one-third 35 per cent of the survey Ontario Building Brighter Futures recipients reported working for an Indigenous employer, with about three-quarters of those respondents saying they found suitable work in an Indigenous community.Respondents working for an Indigenous employer agreed more strongly with statements that stanley cups uk they are valued at work, have a good work-life balance and are satisfied with their current employment, a trend that was consistent across different industries. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Another 7.6 per cent of the survey respondents were self-employed, which is higher than the Ontario average of 4.9 per cent.The top three ind Ughi Bury the guns : Witness denies involvement in Peterborough drive-by shooting
Halton Region reported 53 new cases of COVID-19 Monday, its second highest single-day total since the beginning of the pandemic. It also reported its 36th death related to the virus, a resident at the Vil stanley website lage of Tansley Woods retirement home in Burlington.The new cases pushed the seven-day rolling average of new cases to 31.29. The average had dipped as low as 26 on Oct. 26. The regions highest single-day to stanley becher tal of new cases was on Oct. 8 when it reported 56 cases.Despite six ongoing outbreaks at retirement and long-term care homes in the region, none of the n stanley flasche ew cases reported Monday were among people over the age of 80 and only six were over the age of 60. The majority of the cases 28 were among people ages 40-59. Under the age of 20 and the 20-39 age group each accounted for 10 new cases. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW There was only one new case associated with those outbreaks, a staff member at the Chartwell Waterford long-term care home in Oakville.Oakville saw the biggest increase in new and active cases, with 23 of the new cases on Monday. With just seven recoveries, its active case total climbed into triple figures at 111. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW There were 16 new cases in Milton, eight in Burlington and six in Halton Hills. Milton also saw its active case total climb to 55 up by eight while both Burlington down two to 53 and Halton Hills down four to 28 saw a decrease.There ar