It symbolizes the victory of light over darkness and good over evil. When you look at it, after five years the cost of groceries in Ontario is up. After five years the cost of basically all living expenses is up. These farmers were left in the lurch by this government.

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In addition to the findings for RTO6 and an aggregated summary for Ontario, we provided a snapshot analysis below of when people are planning to travel, as well as who they are. And while voters can tire of any political leader eventually, Trudeau hasn’t always conducted himself like a politician worried about exhausting the public’s patience. He has been a very public prime minister and he does few things quietly, up to and including his Christmas vacations. “I think the relationship between a political leader and the people is a bit like a marriage,” Liberal MP Marcus Powlowski told reporters this week, venturing a different analogy. “After quite a few years of a marriage, sometimes things don’t quite look as rosy as they were at the beginning of a relationship. And if you ask people why, they can’t point to one particular thing, but it’s a whole bunch of things.” We also find broadly positive perceptions about the economy across income groups and among community types (urban, suburban, and rural).

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Transforming the Kitchener line into a two-way, all-day rapid transit line is a massive undertaking made up of many different packages of work. We are also expanding the Shantz Station Road bridge, which is well over a century old. In 2021, engineering crews worked on track through the city of Guelph, and this is an interesting one.

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They’ve retreated into month-end, having almost completed the round trip after the anxiety spike into Jackson Holl. Increasingly, everyone appears to be piling into the same names, once again with the momentum trade becoming increasingly crowded. Hedge fund exposure to tech mega-cap hit a new high in August. The change in position over the past few weeks has been minor, but the current standing remains quite a shift from the extremely bearish positioning a handful of months ago.

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The educational assistants themselves are running in between classrooms, holding walkie-talkies, trying to figure out which student is having the greatest emergency so that they can provide immediate care to them while other students’ needs are going unaddressed. To rent an apartment in Ottawa, someone working full-time at minimum wage literally needs to pay 77% of their income on housing. The government wants you to believe that affordability is somehow all the fault of the federal government—in fact, the member for Kitchener–Conestoga was just saying this—but they control the minimum wage for the people of Ontario.

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It’s making it more expensive for the people of Ontario every single day. We’re surrounded by police officers here this morning, I can only imagine the impact that the carbon tax is having on our police services and our municipalities when they go to fill up their police cruisers to make sure our communities are safe. A heartfelt thanks goes out to Raza Hasan and every member of our local Oakville Muslim community for their commitment to local health care. Seeing the people of Oakville unite to support our hospital is truly inspiring.

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They’re rigging the system to help a select few of their insider friends get even richer. They’re driving up the cost of housing by fuelling rampant land speculation with their greenbelt grab, unilateral urban boundary changes and sketchy MZOs, preferential treatment for which they are now under criminal investigation by the RCMP. While the federal government recognizes the hardship that this tax is causing for Atlantic Canadians, apparently they fail to understand that many individuals and families across Ontario are also struggling. By exempting only heating oil from Atlantic Canada from that carbon tax, the federal government sends a strong message that not everyone is being treated equally.

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Something I know that REALTORS® are living with day-to-day. That has become even more real as housing prices have gone up around the country. I think those three issues, our health system, our food, and supply chains, and now housing were always top issues, but they’ve become the focus of our attention in terms of national big issues. Speaker, we are debating this bill at a time when the people of Ontario are facing a huge affordability crisis, driven by an unprecedented housing affordability crisis. You would not know that reading the fall economic statement. So today, I want to offer the government a few ideas, remind them of the power that they actually have to get things done for people in Ottawa West–Nepean and in Ontario today.

• You need the product to come at the right time for the right audience.
• ”—which is dividing his own party, by the way, as well.
• That’s slower than some people can run through the city of Guelph.
• And frankly, bottom line, the Bloombeg types don’t like immigration because it’s good for the economy in any way that matters to people.
• Be sure to use the security measures we discussed earlier to protect yourself.
• Rootree is also conducting research into how to use waste cooking oil as an alternative feedstock, further building on its innovative solutions for reducing waste.

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Critics tended to get caught up in the wording, but the rhetorical construct of the “middle class” was really about economic equality, security and comfort. And it was a powerful factor in getting a progressive government elected. Notably, Joe Biden’s Democrats are currently pursuing the same focus as they attempt to win what might be one of the most consequential elections in American history. Speaker, I want to close my remarks by thanking my friend Dr. David Jacobs, the president of the Ontario Association of Radiologists. As many members know, he’s been a strong advocate for scanning for breast cancer in women aged 40 to 49, and we’re now lowering the age to receive publicly funded mammograms to 40, beginning next year. Dr. Jacobs said the day of this announcement was “the proudest and most impactful day” of his medical career, because we know that scanning saves lives.

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The government could also create a public agency, Housing Ontario, as my colleague from London North Centre has suggested, and actually fund and build not-for-profit, deeply affordable housing in Ontario. The government could move on this today and start getting back into the business of building affordable housing in Ontario. The food bank at the Pinecrest Terrace Community House told me that by the time people call them, they are desperate. They have tried every other solution they can think of to find food to feed their families, and yet the demand is so high that the Pinecrest Terrace Community Food Bank can’t give them an appointment for three to four weeks.

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It means that 50% of our schools do not have any kind of access to regularly scheduled mental health resources, and nine out of 10 principals in Ontario say they need more support for mental health than what they are getting from this government. What does that mean in tangible terms for our students? It means that many of our students are in overcrowded classrooms. In Ottawa West–Nepean, in some cases the classroom is so crowded that the students can’t even have desks; they have to sit at tables because it’s the only way to pack all the students in. It means that our students who require special education supports aren’t getting those supports that they need, that schools are desperately trying to triage who gets access to the resource teacher, who gets an educational assistant.

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Our government has made that commitment to the Bowmanville Hospital and to 49 other hospital projects across the province. That is the investment now and in the future for health care, and this government can do that because of the revenues created by the prosperity of the private sector. This 200% increase in food bank usage in Hamilton, and all of our communities—and I find it so ironic that this fall economic statement doesn’t mention the word “affordability” once. There’s actually nothing in here that concretely will provide relief for people when it comes to their bills. We haven’t really heard much from the opposition today about the actual things that are happening, but a lot of rhetoric, a lot of conjecture, and a lot of personal opinion—in fact, the member quoting herself multiple times in the different iterations of her speech.

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The GO expansion full business case report from this point in time lists the GO rapid rail services or the Kitchener line as being between 2025 and 2030, and this was sold as a positive turn of events. I said, again, “Our province will never be able to abacus market onion link compete globally if Kitchener-Waterloo and Toronto are separated by a 100-kilometre-long parking lot.” This is the truth. I mean, the potential is so profound if this is actually realized and if we could get the ridership to buy back into this line.

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• In 2021, engineering crews worked on track through the city of Guelph, and this is an interesting one.
• So they do the things to be as conscious as possible about the impact of CO2, but they’re penalized by this federal decision to simply remove the carbon tax from home heating fuels.
• Once completed, it will allow more trips from Kitchener GO to operate express, which is very important, and I did hear the member from Waterloo talk about that.
• Sharp electronics began making “SoroCal” (sorokaru or sorotaku in Japanese) in 1978.
• For instance, Abacus Market has 16,614 listings, significantly more than Vice City Market and Archetyp Market.
• Abacus has found that among Gen Z voters (those born between 1997 and 2005), the Liberals trail the Conservatives by four points.
• At that time, the research indicated two-way, all-day train service would create as many as an additional 30,600 jobs and generate $2.5 billion in income and $542 million in personal income taxes.
• The general mood in Canada is that the economy is good and getting better and this is the bottom line for most people.

Darknet markets have shown a remarkable ability to rebound after major disruptions. The shutdown of Hydra, a dominant market, in 2022 caused a temporary decline in darknet market revenue. However, 2023 saw a resurgence, with total revenue climbing back towards its 2021 highs. It is a priority for CBC to create products that are accessible to all in Canada including people with visual, hearing, motor and cognitive challenges. A second Liberal MP said the byelection will be “very telling” and “solidify one way or another what the future of the Liberal Party is going to be.”

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This week we met with Ontario Liberal Party Leader Steven Del Duca and used the opportunity to talk about some of the challenges we face as an industry that I listed above. TIAO is a strictly non-partisan group but we are committed to ensuring that whomever is elected Premier of the province in June, or whatever government is elected, they know exactly the type of support we need from government from Day 1. One of the things I think we just have to be mindful of, is this pandemic is likely going to continue to increase inequality but there’s also a lot of consumers who haven’t been able to travel, who haven’t been able to spend on other discretionary things. As we talked about earlier, the home is now more important. For REALTORS® for the sector, there’s real upside there that not only is the home more important than ever, but there’s a lot of people who have a lot of money saved up that at some point, they’re going to open up and spend it again. That’s I think, the hopeful side, hopefully looking to 2021.

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• I was trying to think of notes for this and I just couldn’t get the RCMP out of my mind.
• I rarely hear from them after my preview has surfaced in these pages.
• On the educational front, a commitment of $22 billion over 10 years reflects our government’s dedication to building new schools, adding child care spaces and modernizing school infrastructure.
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• That, of course, is the official opposition motion that is before us.
• Speaking of the future, we cannot ever forget how important it is to build proactively for future generations of Ontarians.
• Our government’s fiscal and economic measures are not only designed to accommodate our growing economy; they are indeed designed also to take into account the needs of our growing population, which, by last count, is growing at over 500,000 newcomers each year.

Speaker, I also want to thank the minister for making a new $200-million investment in a Housing-Enabling Water Systems Fund for the repair and expansion of core water, waste water and stormwater infrastructure. Last week, I was proud to join the minister and the Minister of Infrastructure to announce this fund at the Arthur Kennedy water treatment plant in Lakeview in Mississauga–Lakeshore. An expansion there will support the construction of 16,000 new homes in the Lakeview Village on the site of the former OPG coal plant. The new water systems fund is an important step towards our province’s target of at least 1.5 million homes by 2031.

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They could also address the cost side by addressing the cost of housing, bringing in real rent control, reinstating vacancy control. I hear so many stories from constituents whose landlords are trying to force them out, knowing that they can jack up the rent on the next tenants. The government has within their power the capacity to increase social assistance rates today if they wanted to. That, I think, would be a real sign to getting all members of this House to vote for this bill. That is something that could happen if the government side would listen to some of the ideas that are coming from those of us on this side of the House who also want to make this province a better place for the people of Ontario. This new fund will repair, rehabilitate, and expand our schools for the benefit of our precious students who are our future.

These soroban were likely made exclusively with traditional Japanese hand tools instead of modern power tools. Tools such as the nokogiri (Japanese pull saw) and kana (block plane) may have been used to carefully cut and shape each wooden part and to create the delicate and expert joinery which have held the abacus together all these years. This Russian schoty (счёты) measures 8.5 inches long by 5.5 inches wide and was found in a small shop in the Russian countryside.

Those are the things we should be focused on, Madam Speaker, especially as we think about recovering from the pandemic. The Ontario Infrastructure Bank is much needed and serves as a strong reminder to our people and our businesses that their government is committed to continue building where it matters. With proposed initial funding for the Ontario Infrastructure Bank of $3 billion, this arm’s-length agency would play a pivotal role in financing essential infrastructure projects to support our growing population and our future economic growth.

So it’s not just that you have made promises that you’ve not kept; it’s not only that you have timelines that you have not honoured; it’s not only a lack of transportation, on the funding, but you are literally and figuratively leaving Kitchener residents on the platform. There really has to be an honourable commitment from the government to follow through on the words of the Premier—as he did in 2018. So this is more than commuting convenience for these students; this is the increased access to educational opportunities—which we hear often in this House. But it’s not just the cost of food that the carbon tax is driving up; it’s driving up the cost of everything else.

Instead of lining up politely parallel to the sidewalk, for example, the bottom veers off from the street at an acute angle. This pulse of visual electricity opens up a small, hard-surfaced public place, a kind of hospitable cove, in front of the building. One could envision tables and chairs and conversations on this terrace. RESCON is the province’s leading association of residential builders committed to providing leadership and fostering innovation in the industry. Immediate action is needed to speed up the approvals process and create conditions conducive to building homes.

But even if you look at regional valuations compared to their multi-decade histories, it paints a similar picture. The US S&P 500 is in the 87th percentile valuation over the past twenty years. 100th percentile would be the most expensive during the analysis period.

After talking to him about his situation, we asked if we could help with groceries. In my riding recently, I was surprised to learn about a transit-oriented community that will be built with Metrolinx, and I hope they might consider things like co-op housing there. Let’s not forget that this government is merely dragging its feet. There is much more that I could say around the fall economic statement’s shortcomings on northern development, on Indigenous affairs, on colleges and universities, but I’d like to surrender the rest of my time to the member from Don Valley West. They could look into potential collusion around grocery prices.

Abacus has found that among Gen Z voters (those born between 1997 and 2005), the Liberals trail the Conservatives by four points. Among millennials (those born between 1980 and 1996), the Liberals trail by 11 points. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau tapped Treasury Board President Anita Anand to take on additional duties as Canada’s minister of transport on Thursday. B.C.’s police watchdog is investigating the death of a woman who was shot by the RCMP after allegedly barricading herself in a room with a toddler early Thursday morning.

These fears will require us as an industry to show flexibility to accommodate those nervous travelers, but it also requires government to show the same vigor in encouraging travel as they did in asking Canadians to stay home. In addition, we will need our destination marketing organizations to have the firepower to compete with our international competitors that are seeking to eat into our share of the market. The content of this document is for informational purposes only and is not being provided in the context of an offering of any securities described herein, nor is it a recommendation or solicitation to buy, hold or sell any security. The information is not investment advice, nor is it tailored to the needs or circumstances of any investor. Information contained in this document is not, and under no circumstances is it to be construed as, an offering memorandum, prospectus, advertisement or public offering of securities. No securities commission or similar regulatory authority has reviewed this document, and any representation to the contrary is an offence.

Within the fixed income space, we prefer the safety of investment grade bonds and government debt, believing the risk/reward trade-off in the high yield space is not yet tilted in the investor’s favour. Despite the continued sell-off in emerging market shares, we’ve yet to even dip our toe into this asset class. Within alternatives, we prefer real assets and defensive strategies.

This anonymity and privacy have made it a hub for illegal activities, including the sale of drugs, weapons, stolen data, and more. But while Jean-Paul didn’t like the Chinese, he didn’t mind making money off them. When he heard that the workers liked buying West- ern clothing, Jean-Paul ransacked the armoire in Camille’s father’s bedroom, then went to the camp on a payday with a sack full of her dead father’s clothes.

• We know that the federal carbon tax is just driving up the cost of everything.
• I’ll go to the Royal Bank of Canada, which has recently come out with a report talking about this investment, this rush to invest in gas plants.
• Last month, we hit an important milestone on this project as well, as the RFP process which began last April has now closed.
• To buy things on dark web markets, you need to create an abacus dark market account, deposit cryptocurrency into your wallet, and use that wallet to purchase products from vendors.
• The Trillium reported that major Conservative Party donors successfully lobbied the former minister to punch a hole in Peel region’s employment zone plans, undermining the integrity of this crucial employment area against the recommendation of civil servants.
• Does that mean the 2020s are lining up for international?

With nearly $3 billion in assets under management, including pending acquisitions, Abacus is the only publicly traded global alternative asset manager focused on lifespan-based financial products traded on the Nasdaq exchange. The market analysis feature on Abacus provides a comparative overview of different markets. For instance, Abacus Market has 16,614 listings, significantly more than Vice City Market and Archetyp Market. The diversity in product categories is impressive, from drugs and chemicals to digital products and fraud-related items. My initial foray into Abacus Market was driven by curiosity and the need to find a reliable marketplace. The registration process was straightforward, which was a relief.

August was a difficult month for both stocks and bonds. Rising rates tightened financial conditions and sent both asset classes into the red. At one point, the S&P 500 was down nearly 6% from the July highs. August is just the second down month this year for the S&P 500, and yet again, we have AI to thank for the rescue.