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Brampton Mayor Patrick Brown and Mississauga Mayor Bonnie Crombie are both urging residents in their respective cities to take social distancing seriously as the province and country are at a crucial point in the fight to stem the spread of the COVID-19 virus.As of Monday March 23 , at 10 a.m. Peel Region had c stanley website onfirmed 38 cases 鈥?19 in Mississauga, 16 in Brampton, two in Caledon and one other pending further details. That marked an increase of 17 new cases in the past week. Provincially, the number of cases spiked by 78 to 489 with six deaths reported so far stanley cup . Were beyond asking people for social distancing. Weve now made it very explicit and are asking for physical distancing, said Crombie. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW People were not adhering to social distancing 鈥?which is simple 鈥?please keep six feet or two metres from the next person 鈥?This is a question of infecting other people. Who is in jeopardy stanley thermosflasche here Well, everyone, but the risk is that people with compromised immune systems, or pregnant women, or the elderly who are most at risk from this, she added.Crombie pointed to a video sent to her by a resident posted on her Twitter page of parents and children crowded around and playing at a playground in Mississauga on Sunday March 22 to illustrate her point. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW This isnt social distancing, she wrote in the tweet.聽 ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Nppa Motorcyclist who collided with Jeep in Scarborough has died
Scugog councillors are second-guessing a staff suggestion that the townships noise bylaw be applied to rural areas.In a Dec. 7 report to council, Denise Stephenson, a Scugog bylaw officer, recommended the township amend its 2013 municipal noise bylaw that stipulates the hours for sounds, such as loud music, heavy machinery and lawn maintenance.Recent complaints have revealed a gap in the current bylaws ability to sufficiently regulate noise prohibited by time, wrote Stephenson in her report. The bylaw identifies specific time restrictions by areas or zones 鈥?such as residential and quiet areas, as well as commercial and industrial zones 鈥?but does not include any prohibitions specifically in rural or agricultural areas, she said. stanley cup ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The amendment is to include the rural areas within that bylaw so that we can have a more consistent enforcement across the municipality, said Stephenson.The common noise complaint in rural areas, she noted, relate to loud music or amplified sound. ARTICLE stanley mugs CONTINUES BELOW Under the proposed amendment included in Stephensons report, Scugogs rural areas would be lumped in with residential areas. Regulations for those areas would prohibit the playing of any musical instrumen stanley water bottle t or stereo between 11 p.m. and 9 a.m. It would also ban the use of construction equipment between 7 p.m. and 7 a.m., and all Sundays and public holidays, and proh