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To eat or not to eat…that is the question The other frosty cold day, I went into this restaurant to grab a breakfast and a hot cup of coffee…at least I thought I would….until I was harassed by the person seating people. I am a resident of Wetaskiwin for 30-plus years, I live, shop and eat here, because I live here, and have been doing so for 30-plus years. It would be so nice for once to go into a restaurant or be greeted kindly by a server or a cashier in one of the stores. None of the above has happened to me in the past two to three weeks. Granted it could be the stress of the holiday season, and people are not as friendly, but that is hardly an excuse to be rude. If you are in the service industry, you are nothing without your customers. How difficult is it to smile and chit chat to everyone, and not just a select few? I have witnessed this too recently. Or why should a cashier not believe me and rifle through my stuff and demand my receipt? This has also happened to me in one of the stores in this community last week. It gets very, very tiring and monotonous having to continually “fight” to be treated equally. In fact, I am right sick of it. Attempting to go and eat at this restaurant, they still demanded to see my identification. I am double-vaxxed and that is the only requirement in all of Alberta to get into a restaurant. I have gone to eat in Edmonton, Leduc and surrounding areas, and I have not been asked for my identification. All they have asked for was my QR code, which is on my phone. Yet I was treated with such disgust by this gal saying to me verbatim, “ok I can let you in this time, but next time, you have to bring your I.D.” Like huh? I was also asked by the owner once prior to provide my identification, even though I have been eating in her restaurant for the past 30 years!!! Until they change their demands and stop making a scene, I will no longer be going to eat there. The next restaurant I went to I was greeted with a smile, and such welcoming flair, that all they needed was my online QR code for proof of vaccination, no demands of identification. Why is one thing good for one and not the other? I invite all “Wetaskiwin-ites” to ask yourselves this question. Give that some food for thought! Bridget A. Fanta Wetaskiwin

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Tom Mulcair: Freeland positioning herself to take over as Liberal leader A breathless account of Chrystia Freeland’s heroics in Ukraine published over the weekend must’ve put a smile on the face of our Deputy Prime Minister. According to the American university professor who wrote the glowing article, she was so darn good at what she did that she had the grudging admiration of the KGB, that couldn’t keep up with her! The stuff of real-life Marvel heroes… Let’s face it, Chrystia Freeland is positioning herself to take over as Leader of the Liberal Party of Canada and this type of publicity is tailor-made to help her achieve that ambition. Much like Michael Ignatieff, Chrystia Freeland became almost famous south of the border with her writings and media savvy. Unlike Ignatieff, she’s actually got some experience in government having ably run key ministries and, most admirably, outfoxed Donald Trump during the renegotiation of NAFTA. If she succeeds, she’ll be taking over from one of the world’s major media figures, Justin Trudeau. A little bit of profile doesn’t hurt. Trudeau’s inexplicable decision to disappear for a vacation on the very day he’d set aside to commemorate truth and reconciliation was more than just a heartless move. It was so hurtful to his brand that many are wondering if it isn’t also a sign that he's had the biscuit. We’ll no doubt have an avalanche of “progressive” promises as Trudeau swears in his new Cabinet and hands out mandate letters to the chosen few. It won’t really matter. Canadians have seen and heard enough. From purchasing a pipeline, to continuing to subsidize oil and gas companies, to skipping out of town on a new national holiday, to complacency with sexual misconduct in the military, the lecturing and moralizing tone of Trudeau simply doesn’t carry much weight anymore. Key progressive issues such as climate change, reconciliation and women’s rights will need a new champion, one without the credibility issues that Trudeau now drags with him. In fact, it’s Freeland’s presence during the worst of Trudeau, like the sacking of Jody Wilson-Raybould, that risks holding her back. She wasn’t content to just back Trudeau. When Wilson-Raybould resisted PMO interference in the prosecution of SNC Lavalin, Freeland attacked her for not being a team player! Freeland won’t get the top job without an examination of her role as Trudeau’s proxy and without a fight. There will be other contenders. The most obvious one is the genial and exceptionally accomplished Mark Carney. Earlier this year at an event at l’Université de Montréal, where I teach, he was brilliant, generous with his time, and able to do the entire gig in French. I was impressed that he’d somehow managed to keep up his knowledge of the language of Molière during his lengthy stint in London as Governor of the Bank of England. This guy’s got game. Carney recently published a work on values (very progressive) and is a world leader on the issue of climate change and economic transition. He is currently working at the highest level of the United Nations, deepening his contacts and developing experience and expertise in areas outside of central banking. This promises to be one heck of a battle. Freeland’s Russophobe bent may get her some good academic coverage but on the world stage it’s a problem. Minority rights, language rights and the fallout from secession are very real issues in the smouldering conflict between Russia and Ukraine. Canada could be playing a positive role with its own, admittedly much easier, experience with some of these issues. We are indeed due for an adult conversation about the reality in Crimea, which is not about to change. Freeland would have a great deal of difficulty ever playing that type of positive role, so convinced is she that Russia is the bad actor in every scene of this play. Canada has always prided itself on being able to punch above our weight. A middle power with good P.R. and lots of friends. We have tragically squandered our previously good relationship with China during the Meng/Trump debacle. Do we want to have another enduring enmity with a world power based on grievances of the past or are we capable of being part of the solution? Freeland is a cold warrior without the Cold War. Highly capable, she still carries with her the baggage of six years of Trudeau’s broken promises and lack of accomplishment. Carney is a respected player on the world economic stage with a sterling track record. He resisted the strong call to be part of Team Trudeau in last month’s election and would come at this with a skill set absolutely needed as we exit the pandemic. Not hobbled by any attachment to Trudeau’s paucity of concrete results, Carney could have the inside track. At the same time, his lack of experience in elected politics could prove decisive. Freeland is a battler who enjoys the cut and thrust of electoral politics. Carney is used to getting named to the top job. In politics, you have to fight hard to become a party leader. That difference will play out in their campaigns. Of the five political parties with MPs in the House, only the Liberals have never had a woman as leader. Trudeau will be doing everything he can to help Freeland get his job if and when he decides to pack it in. Last week she attended a press conference with Trudeau on vaccinations for civil servants even though it has nothing to do with her job as finance minister. He may have failed on key feminist promises but he’s going to try to leave Freeland’s leadership as part of his succession. Tom Mulcair was the former leader of the federal New Democratic Party of Canada between 2012 and 2017. MORE POLITICS NEWS IN DEPTH Liberals' deal with NDP will keep Trudeau minority in power for 3 more years The federal Liberals and New Democrats have finalized an agreement that, if maintained, would keep Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's government in power until June 2025, in exchange for progress on longstanding NDP priorities. Trudeau announced Tuesday morning that the confidence-and-supply agreement has been brokered, and is effective immediately. Who's in, who's out and who else may enter Conservative party leadership race With Sept. 10 picked as the date for when the Conservative Party of Canada will have a new leader, time is ticking for prospective candidates and their teams to get into place. Those running have until April 19 to throw their hat into the ring and until June 3 to sell memberships. Oligarchs, politicos, and Putin: Meet the Russians Canada has sanctioned From top politicians to influential oligarchs and media figures, Canada has slapped sanctions on numerous high-profile Russians, including President Vladimir Putin, as he continues his unjustified and deadly attack on Ukraine. CTVNews.ca has dug through the names to figure out who is who on Canada's growing sanctions list. 'Please, close the sky': says Ukraine President Zelensky in address to Canada's Parliament Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky made direct pleas to Canada to further assist his country in its fight against the ongoing Russian attacks during his straightforward and emotional address to Parliament on Tuesday. Appearing virtually, donning an army green sweater, Zelensky implored members of the House and Senate as well as the top officials and special guests present to witness his remarks for further urgent assistance. Trudeau makes history, invokes Emergencies Act to address trucker protests For the first time in Canadian history, the federal government is enacting the Emergencies Act to bring the ongoing trucker convoy protests and blockades to an end. Opinion OPINION | Don Martin: In the heart of Liberal-owned Toronto, an unlikely Conservative rock star takes the stage Conservative leadership frontrunner Pierre Poilievre is attracting big crowds to large halls in unlikely locations. And if his early romp lasts, he'll be impossible to beat, writes Don Martin in an exclusive opinion column for CTVNews.ca. OPINION | Don Martin: The personal antipathy between Charest and Poilievre is damaging the Conservatives beyond repair The sorry state of the race to become Canada’s Official Opposition Leader, traditionally a launch pad to the prime minister’s title, is antagonistically personal to a level I’ve never seen before, writes Don Martin in an exclusive opinion column for CTVNews.ca. OPINION | Don Martin: Trudeau's emissions plan fits a pattern of inconsistency and delusion Prime Minister Justin Trudeau runs a government that excels at being predictably inconsistent, transparently delusional, occasionally devious and excessively obsessed with the latest shiny object, Don Martin writes in an exclusive column for CTVNews.ca. OPINION | Don Martin: The result of the Liberal majority rule agreement: Justin won. Jagmeet 0. The not-quite-a-coalition deal is, first and foremost, a smart power preservation move by Prime Minister Trudeau, Don Martin writes in an exclusive column for CTVNews.ca. OPINION | Don Martin: The tragic, but necessary, rejection of Zelensky's big ask from Canada Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, who was banned from entering Russia by its foreign office even while he glowingly introduced Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelensky, must now find ways to act on what will become an even louder crescendo from Canadians demanding he deliver more help on the ground, if not the air, Don Martin writes in an exclusive column for CTVNews.ca. ANALYSIS & INSIGHTS CTVNews.ca Top Stories Canada easing some COVID-19 border rules for children and those fully vaccinated Starting Monday, some of Canada's pandemic border restrictions are being eased for those who are fully vaccinated and for children regardless of their vaccination status. Former RBC bank manager, three others accused in alleged $10-million Ont. bank loan scheme Four people have been charged following a year-long investigation into a multi-million-dollar fraudulent loan scheme in the Greater Toronto Area. 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Canada 7 youths charged in deadly attack of Edmonton high school student Seven youths in Edmonton have been arrested and are facing charges in the stabbing death of 16-year-old Karanveer Sahota. Former RBC bank manager, three others accused in alleged $10-million Ont. bank loan scheme Four people have been charged following a year-long investigation into a multi-million-dollar fraudulent loan scheme in the Greater Toronto Area. Calgary police help confirm identity of 'Happy Face Killer' murder victim The victim of a grisly murder in the United States nearly 30 years ago has now been identified thanks in part to advancements in DNA technology and Calgary Police Service members. Ontario reports another 27 COVID-19 deaths as ICU admissions continue to rise Another 27 deaths due to COVID-19 have been logged in Ontario as the number of patients in intensive care with the disease continues to rise. 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Too late for promised student job program this year, says Notley The NDP likely won’t be able to deliver a promised temporary jobs program that was supposed to employ 3,000 students this summer, but the new government is moving forward with another pledge to introduce a job creators tax credit, Premier Rachel Notley said Thursday.

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Toowoomba football officials believe Australian Socceroos can go back-to-back in Asian Cup 31st Dec. 2018 3:12 PM SOCCEROOS captain will take part in next month’s Europe-based training camp but new coach has declined to confirm if he’s... 29th Aug. 2018 9:08 AM HE may have been overlooked for Graham Arnold’s first Socceroos squads, but James Troisi is still hoping to play a part in... 14th Oct. 2018 12:10 PM GRAHAM Arnold was satisfied by the efforts of his team to follow the new style he has preached since taking the job after... 16th Oct. 2018 4:10 PM The Socceroos will kick off their Asian Cup defence against Jordan next weekend full of confidence. 31st Dec. 2018 9:12 AM THE eight-year Japanese big tournament curse was finally broken by a goal from world-class Matildas superstar Sam... 14th April 2018 3:04 AM KYAH Simon wants the Aussies to taste the ultimate success again in Jordan. 07th April 2018 8:04 AM ONE word springs to mind almost immediately when Matildas midfielder Chloe Logarzo visualises playing Japan on Friday ... 01st Aug. 2018 4:08 PM IT took a super hot Matildas just 44 minutes Wednesday to put reigning AFC Asian Cup titleholder Japan in serious jeopardy... 11th April 2018 7:04 AM ALANNA Kennedy’s last-gasp heroics failed to paper over the Matildas poor Asian Cup semi-final performance against... 18th April 2018 8:04 AM Inspirational Socceroos captain Mile Jedinak has called time on his international career just three months out from... 02nd Oct. 2018 10:10 AM Attacker Mathew Leckie has been injured just a fortnight before the Socceroos’ opening match at the Asian Cup. 23rd Dec. 2018 8:12 AM The Socceroos have been told to ‘stick their XXXX (beer) somewhere the sun doesn’t shine’ by a football pundit in a bitter... 24th Dec. 2018 9:12 AM A host of Graham Arnold’s squad for the Asian Cup will play for their clubs beyond Christmas. 20th Dec. 2018 10:12 AM Socceroos coach Graham Arnold has swung the axe in naming his squad for the Asian Cup, while also picking a fight with an... 20th Dec. 2018 11:12 AM There will be no Christmas holiday for our overseas Socceroos, with many of Graham Arnold’s key men set to play club... 19th Dec. 2018 4:12 PM The Socceroos stand-off with Aaron Mooy’s Premier League club has turned again after Huddersfield’s boss responded to... 21st Dec. 2018 9:12 AM Graham Arnold must make the toughest calls of his Socceroos tenure when he decides who to tap and who to cull for his Asian... 19th Dec. 2018 5:12 PM With the countdown until the Asian Cup inching towards one month Socceroos boss Graham Arnold has challenged his fringe... 06th Dec. 2018 12:12 PM AUSTRALIAN phenom stretchered off in Celtics debut, leaving Socceroos coaching staff holding their breath ahead of two... 01st Nov. 2018 8:11 AM TEENAGE superstar Daniel Arzani finally got to make his debut for Celtic but it appears to have ended in disaster for the... 01st Nov. 2018 10:11 AM It was confirmed star midfielder Aaron Mooy will be out with a knee injury until at least February. 13th Dec. 2018 7:12 AM Australia have been given a pre-Asian Cup boost with group stage opponents Jordan not picking star striker Hamza Al-Dardour... 11th Dec. 2018 9:12 AM FORMER Brisbane Roar youth team player Kenny Dougall looms as a bolter for the Socceroos’ 2019 Asian Cup squad. 22nd Aug. 2018 11:08 AM Ahead of the Socceroos' friendly with Kuwait, defender Aziz Behich says there's been a more attacking mindset in training... 13th Oct. 2018 4:10 PM

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Top 5 craziest film love stories ever Harold (Bud Cort) and Maude (Ruth Gordon) in ?" Top 5 craziest film love stories ever Harold (Bud Cort) and Maude (Ruth Gordon) in "Harold and Maude:" A wonderfully sweet movie with life lessons. Top 5 craziest film love stories ever Harold (Bud Cort) and Maude (Ruth Gordon) in "Harold and Maude:" A wonderfully sweet movie with life lessons. Top 5 craziest film love stories ever Harold (Bud Cort) and Maude (Ruth Gordon) in ?" Top 5 craziest film love stories ever Harold (Bud Cort) and Maude (Ruth Gordon) in "Harold and Maude:" A wonderfully sweet movie with life lessons. Top 5 craziest film love stories ever Harold (Bud Cort) and Maude (Ruth Gordon) in "Harold and Maude:" A wonderfully sweet movie with life lessons. The mystery of the BART monster movie scene is still unsolved Maude Chardin (Ruth Gordon) surprises the general. 'New Jim Crow' or public safety? "It has been a nightmare," said Ruth Gordon, a former aide to Gov. ... "I don't think we'll be staying in Albany," said Gordon, a native of New Orleans. pgrondahl@timesunion.com • 518-454-5623 • ... Falls Village: Music Mountain's season wraps up Sept. 13-14 Tater Patch's leader, Richard Gordon, will be the founder's first blood relative to perform at a concert at Gordon Hall. Nick Gordon, Music Mountain president and Dick Gordon, father of Richard Gordon, were ... Music Mountain Season Wrapping Up Tater Patch’s leader, Richard Gordon, will be the founder's first blood relative to perform at a concert at Gordon Hall. Nick Gordon, Music Mountain president and Dick Gordon, father of Richard Gordon, were ... Cornel Wilde's remarkable 1970 apocalypse scenario ., S.F. (415) 863-1087. www.dothebay.com/npfilm or www.roxie.com "Harold and Maude": Hal Ashby's Bay Area-shot cult classic starring Bud Cort and Ruth Gordon in a May-December friendship played midnight movies ... Bay Area repertory film picks, Feb. 14-17 of twentysomething Harold (Bud Cort) and seventysomething Maude (Ruth Gordon) on Valentine's Day. Best movies to stream on Netflix, according to critics Brianna Zigler, provided by Stacker compiled Metacritic data on all films streaming on Netflix as of April 28, 2020, and ranked them according to their Metascores, with initial ties broken by IMDb user scores. ... Best movies to stream on Prime, according to audiences Emily Kubincanek, provided by Amazon Prime has a huge array of content to stream, but so many options can be a little overwhelming. Stacker has compiled a list of the best movies to choose from, according to ... Worth seeing Starring Mia Farrow, Ruth Gordon and a rather funny John Cassavetes, the film will be shown in a brand-new print and will be followed, on the same bill, with Ken Russell's "The Devils." Remodel gives new life to Beacon Hill's PacificTower Clnical Lab Manager Ruth Gordon shows a dental practice simulator in a lab at Seattle Central College's new Health Education center in the newly renovated Pacific Tower, Wednesday, Nov. 2, 2016. Movie odd couples Bud Cort and Ruth Gordon "Harold and Maude" (1971) -- They're so different because: He's young; she's old. -- But they're really the same because: They're both outsiders, iconoclasts with morbid obsessions. ... Movie odd couples Bud Cort and Ruth Gordon "Harold and Maude" (1971) -- They're so different because: He's young; she's old. -- But they're really the same because: They're both outsiders, iconoclasts with morbid obsessions. ... The stats The 12th Man Strangest pitchmen in Super Bowl history: -- Henry Winkler for Schick (1973) -- Orson Welles for Paul Masson wines (1980) -- George Burns for IBM computers (1980) -- Ruth Gordon for the Subaru Brat ... Favorite movie couples for Valentine's weekend This comedy gem from writers Garson Kanin and Ruth Gordon, and directed by George Cukor, reminds us why we crave their partnership.

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Top 5 hottest exotic sport ridesBy Hanleigh Daniels 2 May 2012 | Categories: feature articles Every little boy has at one time or another, had a poster of his favourite supercar donning his wall. This month we take a look at some of the hottest, fastest and most desirable of these dream vehicles, that very few of us will actually get to own. 2012 Aston Martin Vantage Aston Martin's updated V8 Vantage will be powered by a 32-Valve 4735 cc V8, capable of accelerating this rear-wheel-drive aristocrat from 0-100 km/h in under five seconds. From there this blue blood can groove to a top speed of 290 km/h. The Vantage's exquisite styling is matched only by the deep growl of its British heart, which revs to 7300 in order to push out 313 kW of power and 470 Nm of torque at 5000 RPM. Local release info isn't available yet, but in the UK the Coupe and Roadster versions pricing starts at $85 000 (about R1 073 000), making it the least expensive car in this "I've won the lotto" wish list. Porsche 911 Turbo S Posh as the Aston may be, it won't beat its archrival, the Porsche 911 Turbo S on the racetrack. This is because the Turbo S sports a 3800 cc V6 beating out 390 kW between 6250 and 6750 RPM. This rear-mounted power-plant pushes out enough torque (700 Nm, between 2100 - 4250 min) to turn Mount Kilimanjaro into a molehill, and helps propel the Turbo S to 100 km/h in a just 3.3 seconds on to a top speed of 315 km/h. The multi-clutch Porsche Doppelkupplung (PDK) system sends power to all four wheels, helping to keep the car grounded. A mere R2 233 000 will see this German madchen parked in your garage. Lamborghini Aventador Lamborghini's new flagship model churns out an astonishing 515 kW at 8250 RPM and 690 Nm of torque at 5500 RPM courtesy of its 6.5 liter V12. All that power underneath your right foot, means you can rocket from 0-100 km/h in a blink-and-you'll-miss-it 2.9 seconds onto a terminal velocity of 350 km/h. Unfortunately this staggering performance makes the Italian beast quite thirsty, with a claimed combined fuel consumption figure of 17.2 l/100 km. Its price-tag is as epic as the performance though, since R5.7 million needs to disappear from your savings to sniff the Aventador's leather interior on a daily basis. O yes, you also need to wait 18 months for an order. Ferrari 458 Italia This not so reasonably priced (R3 400 000) baby Ferrari, is the entry-level car in the Italian car maker's thoroughbred stable (if it was a BMW it would be a 1 series). Even though the first models started rolling out the factory in 2010, this is still the best looking supercar out there in our opinion. Once you stop admiring the look and head onto the road, the 458's dual-clutch, seven speed F1 gearbox will assist you in sending the power to the rear wheels. This car produces 419 kW at a heavenly 9000 RPM and maximum torque of 540 Nm at 6000 RPM, helping the Italian stallion gallop from 0-100 km/h in under 3.4 seconds on to a maximum speed of 325 km/h. McLaren MP4-12C Just like Porsche's 911 Turbo S, McLaren Automotive's MP4-12C accelerates from rest to 100 km/h in 3.3 seconds, on to rocket to the higher top end of 330 km/h. Aston Martin's less posh, track-focused British neighbour has delivered a car whose mid-mounted 3.8 litre V8 twin-turbo engine delivers 441 kW at 7000 RPM and 600 Nm of torque between 3000 and 7000 RPM. All this, whilst ensuring that you don't get to first name basis with your petrol pump attendant too soon, since the combined fuel consumption figure is a claimed 11.7l / 100km. With a carbon fibre composite body, 7-speed Seamless Shift gearbox and a vast amount of head-turning power, the McLaren MP4 will demand the R3.2 million lying around in your bank account. Article first appeared in TechSmart 104, May 2012. Most Read Articles Have Your Say Which E3 2017 game are you looking forward to the most?

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Toronto-area developer announces plans for Sarnia's SCITS building A Toronto-area developer says he is in the process of buying the former SCITS high school in Sarnia and plans to seek approval to use the building for a mix of commercial, daycare and residential uses. A Toronto-area developer in the process of buying the former Sarnia Collegiate Institute and Technical school (SCITS) property in Sarnia says he plans to use the historic building for a mix of commercial, daycare and residential uses. Rakesh Kumar Gupta said Friday in a news release his purchase of the Wellington Street site is scheduled to close Sept. 30. “We are extremely excited to have been selected as the successful purchaser of this magnificent property,” Gupta said. “We are currently in discussions with our design team to review the building in greater detail and to make recommendations on the internal renovations and modernization of the building interiors and its various additions over time.” Gupta said he has assembled a team of planning and design experts experienced with similar projects that includes Monteith Brown Planning Consultants, Nicholson Sheffield Architects and Bayview Design Group. “We look forward to work with the community to make this happen as a collaborative effort,” he said. London-based Nicholson Sheffield Architects has been involved in projects there that include the London Round House, development of the central branch of the London Public Library in a former Hudson Bay store and the Centre at the Forks project of Museum London. “If you look at the team he’s assembled, they are quite well known,” said Sarnia Mayor Mike Bradley. “They’re all professionals and have a lot of experience. That was good to see that he’s got that calibre of a group behind him.” A project of this type comes with “a lot of hurdles,” including municipal planning changes to allow new zoning and uses for the site, Bradley said. “Because it was institutional, almost everything has to be changed if you want to do anything there,” he said. The original building opened in 1922 and was a state-of-the-art high school in its day. It remained a public high school until recently, when the Lambton Kent District school board merged SCITS and St. Clair secondary school on Murphy Road as Great Lakes secondary school, and put the Wellington Street property up for sale. “It’s the anchor of Mitton Village,” Bradley said. “They’re going to do their best to keep the essence of the building.” He added residential use appears to be the focus of the development and could “have a significant impact on our shortage of housing in the community.” While redevelopment of the existing building is being considered, Gupta said his company will also explore developing the remainder of the site and will share its plans with the community. “We would like to assure the public that we recognize how important the SCITS building has been to the fabric of your community and we want to make sure that it continues to make positive contributions in a meaningful way over the long term,” he said. Chrissy McRoberts, a business owner and community activist in Mitton Village, said, “I hope Mr. Gupta is sincere with the intentions he’s got for the SCITS building by continuing to make that positive contribution to our community.” McRoberts added she’s hopeful the project can create “affordable living spaces in the building” to help with “the current housing crisis” in the city “We have everyday people that are trying to work jobs and have kids, and they have nowhere to live,” she said. McRoberts said groups in the community “have been waiting and waiting and waiting” to learn what will become of the former school site. A few small businesses in the neighbourhood went under after the school closed and business from students dried up, but “Mitton Village is turning” and is now an “up and coming” area of the city, McRoberts said. Adding new housing and perhaps allowing some community use, including the former school’s large auditorium, “that would be a tremendous impact .… and hopefully drive more businesses to want to be a part of Mitton Village,” she said.

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Toronto-based Brooklyn Neustaeter joined CTV News' national digital team in August 2018 and specializes in stories on business, health, lifestyle, women's issues, and current events. She is former podcast producer with SiriusXM Radio and previously worked as a web writer with Bell Media’s digital entertainment brands for two years, creating content for MUCH, MTV Fora, Space and Far & Wide. Brooklyn is a generalist who has written features, profiles and news stories covering everything from the Toronto International Film Festival to Canada’s #MeToo Movement to federal budgets. Brooklyn holds a Bachelor of Journalism from Toronto’s Ryerson University where she received the Jeff Junke Memorial Award in 2017 for excellence in radio journalism. She speaks English.

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Tougher public health restrictions come into effect Monday in many parts of Canada as some regions are dealing with concerning COVID-19 case counts and rising hospitalizations. In Quebec, the province announced 4,571 COVID-19 infections -- a new single day record. Bars, restaurants, retail stores, places of worship and entertainment activities in the province must now operate at half capacity, while all sports tournaments and competitions are suspended until further notice. The government also backtracked on increasing the maximum number of people allowed at indoor gatherings to 20 over Christmas. It has kept the limit at 10 people. New capacity restrictions are also in place in British Columbia and Newfoundland and Labrador to help curb the spread of COVID-19 and the Omicron variant. B.C. has capped capacity for bars and restaurants at 50 per cent, while Newfoundland and Labrador has limited bars to 50 per cent capacity and restaurants to 75 per cent with physical distancing. Dr. Bonnie Henry, B.C.'s provincial health officer, said the restrictions will last for the next six weeks. Ontario implemented its new public health orders Sunday, which see restaurants, retailers, gyms and other indoor settings operating at 50 per cent capacity. While theatres are allowed to keep their doors open, some production companies in Ontario are cancelling shows to contend with the rise in COVID-19 cases driven by the Omicron variant. In Ottawa, plans to bring the acclaimed "Hamilton" musical to the National Arts Centre's Southam Hall next month have been postponed until July. Plans to premiere the eagerly anticipated Tom Stoppard play "Leopoldstadt" in North America in early 2022 have been cancelled. Theatre producer David Mirvish issued a statement saying the "sudden arrival" of the variant made it impossible to move forward. "I'm not giving up on 'Leopoldstadt.' I'm determined to present this magnificent play in Toronto sometime in the future when it is safe to do so," he said. Meanwhile, adults in Ontario who want to book a COVID-19 vaccine booster may have to wait more than a week for an appointment as many health regions say bookings were snapped up Monday morning. The province has expanded eligibility for booster shots to those ages 18 and older, as long as it has been at least three months since their second shot, due to rising case numbers and the threat of the Omicron variant. Health Minister Christine Elliott's office said more than 125,000 third-dose appointments had been booked through the province's online portal as of 10 a.m., but that number doesn't include shots booked through pharmacies, local public health units and other channels. "We are pleased to see so many people embrace the opportunity to ensure strong protection against the Omicron variant," said Alexandra Hilkene, a spokeswoman for Elliott. The province reported 3,784 new daily infections and no additional deaths from the virus. This report by The Canadian Press was first published Dec. 20, 2021.

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