Month: July 2020

Posted on July 18, 2020

Never was a pandemic

Moving forward "together" has been the refrain of governments early 2020, reflective of socialism's collective step back in history. — As “we” move forward

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Never mind the provincial election — can Steven Del Duca win his own riding?
A win for the Ontario Liberal leader Steven Del Duca would solidify his leadership and could kickstart his party.
Inside Wuhan’s lockdown: This author is telling stories from China’s ‘Deadly Quiet City’ in the early days of COVID-19
‘They wailed plaintively for food and medicine, but hardly anyone on the outside heard them,’ writes Murong Xuecun in the foreword to his new book.
Woman injured in late-night collision in Brampton
A woman was taken to a trauma centre with serious, but non-life-threatening injuries following a collision in the west end of Brampton, according to Peel Regional Police.
Brady Robertson sentenced to 17 years in jail for Brampton crash that killed Caledon mom and young kids
Brady Robertson was found guilty of nine charges, including dangerous driving causing death and impaired driving causing death in Ontario Court of Justice in Brampton.
Highway closures for Peel this week (May 15)
Avoid traffic jams before they occur: your weekly roundup of Ontario highway closures for new and ongoing construction in Peel, including Mississauga, Brampton and Caledon.
Where’s the cheapest place to get gas in Brampton, Mississauga, Caledon and Bolton?
Price of gas in Ontario highest in last 10 years, says GasBuddy.com
Today's coronavirus news: U.S. deaths from COVID hit 1 million
Meanwhile, most of Shanghai has stopped the spread of the coronavirus in the community and fewer than 1 million people remain under strict lockdown, authorities said Monday.
MAP: Tracking confirmed cases of coronavirus in Oakville and Burlington along with Milton and Halton Hills
This interactive map below tracks the confirmed positive COVID-19 cases across Halton Region by municipalities.
'A massive disrupter': The pandemic threw a wrench in Peel’s climate change plans
Emissions were reduced during the pandemic by working from home, however, staff are concerned that emissions may be on the rise partly due to Ontario’s changing energy sources.
In this provincial election, the issue of mental health is more important than ever
We need an increase in base budgets for community mental health and addiction services, says David Smith.

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