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TORONTO 鈥?BuzzFeed is closing HuffPost Canada operations and laying off 23 workers as part of a broad restructuring plan for the company, the U.S. digital media company said Tuesday.The decision follows the recent completion of BuzzFeed deal to buy HuffPost from wireless giant Verizon.BuzzFeed said in a statement it is also laying off 47 HuffPost employees in the U.S. and beginning consultations in Australia and the U.K. to propose 8220 limming operati stanley trinkflaschen ons in both places. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The New York-based company said the restructuring of HuffPost i stanley termosky s not a short-term cost-cutting exercise.We are shifting to a model that will enable HuffPost to break even this year and eventually be profitable, and that requires both cost management through restructuring, along with revenue acceleration, which will be managed by BuzzFeeds business organization, the company said in an emailed statement. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW As part of these changes, we have stanley water jug made the difficult decision to close HuffPosts Canada and Quebec operations.HuffPost Canada said on a message posted to its website that it will no longer be publishing content. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW It said existing content will be maintained as an online archive, but that certain site features will be permanently disabled as of Mar Ayxh Anglican Church working on sex-abuse apology
The newly-updated report from Halton Region showing the number of COVID-19 cases per neighbourhood across the region municipalities, now lists a new neighbourhood as having the highest coronavirus rate in Halton Hills.The crude incidence rates, which ex stanley uk amine unusual events such as the spreads of coronavirus diseas stanley cup e, are confirmed and probable COVID-19 cases per 10,000 people not associated with institutional or congregate care setting outbreaks, according to Halton region.The overall Halton average is 14.7 per 10,000 people, well below Ontario average of 24.0. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Rural North Halton, a large area centred around 15 Side Road and Regional Road 25, has the highest rate in Halton Hills at 16.5, according to the latest update on Aug. 16.It is nowhere near the neighbourhood with the highest COVID-19 rate in all of Halton 鈥?South Central Milton. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Dr. Hamidah Meghani, Halton Region medical officer of health, said recently the COVID-19 pandemic has had emotional and mental effects on everyone and it has lead to more people feeling lonely and depressed and more consumption of alco stanley cup hol and unhealthy foods.The impact of prolonged stress makes it difficult to continue to cope, she said in her latest update. It could be another year or longer before our everyday life returns to a more f