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As preparations and equipment installations for Bright Lights Windsor continue, the following adjustments will t stanley cup ake place at Jackson Park:The parking lot off Tecumseh Road will be closed beginning Monday, November 18 in preparation for the vendor market.Parking is availabl stanley becher e on the south side of the park near the lawn bowling/ stanley nz tennis club.Perimeter fencing will be installed on Monday as well, enclosing the perimeter of the event area. Access to the park from the gates at the intersection of Ouellette and Tecumseh will also be closed.鈥撀燬ubmitted by the City of Windsor ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Mwci Want to be tested for coronavirus Here s what to do in Milton, Oakville and Halton Hills
The Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada issued 94 calls to action to address the legacy of residential schools and the ongoing impact on survivors and their families.The commission called on federal and provincial governments to act, but municipal governments also have a role to play.Simcoe asked mayoral candidates across north Simcoe how they would address the calls to action if elected. Here are their responses: ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW MIDLANDBILL GORDON ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW This question cannot be easily answered 鈥?so I will summarize a municipalitys role to play in addressing the recommendations: actively listen; educate ourselves about the issues; speak up thoughtfully; support the calls to action No. 71-76 botella stanley demanding that the federal government ensure the accurate documentation and release of all records; create, maintain and renew聽our declaration of mutual commitment and friendship with our Indigenous residents and neighbours; create and maintain our Indigenous Ad stanley cupe visory Committee; stanley cup support our Indigenous colleagues and staff; and attend memorial events and ceremonies. JONATHAN MAIN ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Due to the amazing network of Indigenous organizations in Midland, we can immediately work on addressing reconciliation. The legacy issues require us to address access to child welfare, education, language,