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Commercial Boilers Market Share, Trends and Leading Players By 2026 || Superior Boiler ,Thermax Company ,Weil-McLain ,Stokvis Industrial Boilers
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Oilers retain Liberian title
Oilers retain Liberian title
Oilers retain Liberian title
Terry Sackor’s record seven goals in a single game and a goal each from Fred Brooks and Titus Cooper helped Oilers finish the season with 46 points from 22 games.
Oilers celebrating their Liberian league triumph/Photo/CAF
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MICHEZOAFRIKA
02 Jun 2021
LPRC Oilers retained Liberia’s first division title after winning the 2020-21 edition. The
Oil Boys won the league on the final matchday following a 9-0 humiliation of relegated Nimba FC at the Ganta Stadium in Nimba County.
Terry Sackor’s record seven goals in a single game and a goal each from Fred Brooks and Titus Cooper helped Oilers finish the season with 46 points from 22 games. The back-to-back champions won the league by a single point margin with second place LISCR Football Club finishing with 45 points following a 2-0 win over Club Breweries on the final day.
Oilers retain Liberian title
Oilers retain Liberian title
Terry Sackor’s record seven goals in a single game and a goal each from Fred Brooks and Titus Cooper helped Oilers finish the season with 46 points from 22 games.
Oilers celebrating their Liberian league triumph/Photo/CAF
By
MICHEZOAFRIKA
02 Jun 2021
LPRC Oilers retained Liberia’s first division title after winning the 2020-21 edition. The
Oil Boys won the league on the final matchday following a 9-0 humiliation of relegated Nimba FC at the Ganta Stadium in Nimba County.
Terry Sackor’s record seven goals in a single game and a goal each from Fred Brooks and Titus Cooper helped Oilers finish the season with 46 points from 22 games. The back-to-back champions won the league by a single point margin with second place LISCR Football Club finishing with 45 points following a 2-0 win over Club Breweries on the final day.
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Federal COVID-19 funding means new boilers, better air at Milton High
MILTON
Officials wanted to replace two 58-year-old boilers at Milton High School but couldnât fit the cost into the 2019 referendum.
But new boilers are now a part of the ongoing high school expansion project, which will mean better air for staff and students, thanks in part to federal COVID-19 relief funding for schools.
The school board on Monday approved using part of Miltonâs allotment from the American Rescue Plan Elementary and Secondary School Emergency Relief Fund, known as ESSER III, for the work, not to exceed $560,000.
ESSER III would contribute $424,000 to the boiler project. The rest would come from contingency funding from the referendum, money the board approved last fall to replace circulating pumps.
MILTON
Officials wanted to replace two 58-year-old boilers at Milton High School but couldnât fit the cost into the 2019 referendum.
But new boilers are now a part of the ongoing high school expansion project, which will mean better air for staff and students, thanks in part to federal COVID-19 relief funding for schools.
The school board on Monday approved using part of Miltonâs allotment from the American Rescue Plan Elementary and Secondary School Emergency Relief Fund, known as ESSER III, for the work, not to exceed $560,000.
ESSER III would contribute $424,000 to the boiler project. The rest would come from contingency funding from the referendum, money the board approved last fall to replace circulating pumps.
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Edmonton Folk Fest cancels 2021 festival with 'variants and vaccine rollout still uncertain'
EDMONTON --
The Edmonton Folk Music Festival cancelled its 2021 festival at Gallagher Park for the second year in a row.
Set to take place in August, Edmonton Folk Fest cancelled the event on Monday citing safety concerns with the ongoing pandemic.
"With so many variables at play, the complexity of planning and delivering a festival of this size makes it impossible to move forward in our usual manner," a release read. "Without full vaccination, we won’t be fully safe from the spread of the virus. With virus variants and vaccine rollout still uncertain, the impossibility of social distancing at our event could lead to community spread."
EDMONTON --
The Edmonton Folk Music Festival cancelled its 2021 festival at Gallagher Park for the second year in a row.
Set to take place in August, Edmonton Folk Fest cancelled the event on Monday citing safety concerns with the ongoing pandemic.
"With so many variables at play, the complexity of planning and delivering a festival of this size makes it impossible to move forward in our usual manner," a release read. "Without full vaccination, we won’t be fully safe from the spread of the virus. With virus variants and vaccine rollout still uncertain, the impossibility of social distancing at our event could lead to community spread."
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Alberta adds more than 1K new cases for 6th straight day
The provinces reproduction number, the average number of people someone with COVID-19 will infect, indicates daily case counts are unlikely to fall in the immediate future.
The province's R-value remained above one across all four regions it's measured for a fourth straight week, including a 1.12 provincewide value.
Hospitalizations due to COVID-19 grew to 390 on Monday, including 90 patients in intensive care units.
Alberta registered a 9.05 per cent test positivity based on just over 12,000 tests.
As of the end of Sunday, Alberta had administered 864,941 doses of vaccines, including 177,560 second doses.
The provinces reproduction number, the average number of people someone with COVID-19 will infect, indicates daily case counts are unlikely to fall in the immediate future.
The province's R-value remained above one across all four regions it's measured for a fourth straight week, including a 1.12 provincewide value.
Hospitalizations due to COVID-19 grew to 390 on Monday, including 90 patients in intensive care units.
Alberta registered a 9.05 per cent test positivity based on just over 12,000 tests.
As of the end of Sunday, Alberta had administered 864,941 doses of vaccines, including 177,560 second doses.
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Downtown Dining Week a 'critical time' to support local: association
EDMONTON --
Downtown Dining Week in Edmonton is still a go. It kicks off on Tuesday and will run until April 25.
More than 45 restaurants are offering “crave-worthy” multi-course menus for takeout and patio-friendly dining.
Each restaurant will feature a price-fixed menu ranging anywhere from $20 to $65 for lunch, brunch and dinner, according to the Downtown Business Association (DBA).
The “Keep your Cravings Local” campaign is aimed at supporting local business and independently owned restaurants in the city.
Several downtown patios have opened early this season on the heels of new restrictions. According to the association, 26 participating restaurants will offer al fresco dining from sidewalk tables to parking-space patios.
EDMONTON --
Downtown Dining Week in Edmonton is still a go. It kicks off on Tuesday and will run until April 25.
More than 45 restaurants are offering “crave-worthy” multi-course menus for takeout and patio-friendly dining.
Each restaurant will feature a price-fixed menu ranging anywhere from $20 to $65 for lunch, brunch and dinner, according to the Downtown Business Association (DBA).
The “Keep your Cravings Local” campaign is aimed at supporting local business and independently owned restaurants in the city.
Several downtown patios have opened early this season on the heels of new restrictions. According to the association, 26 participating restaurants will offer al fresco dining from sidewalk tables to parking-space patios.
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Alberta legislature speaker apologizes for signing letter opposing COVID-19 restrictions
Alberta's legislature speaker apologized on Monday after he and 16 MLAs denounced the province's latest COVID-19 restrictions last week.
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Dog rescue caught on camera prompts ice warning from firefighters
Another dog was rescued from the North Saskatchewan River in Edmonton over the weekend.
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Transit bump could 'decrease ridership': Free Transit Edmonton
EDMONTON --
More than 1,400 Edmontonians signed a petition calling for a freeze on transit fares as the cost is expected to rise.
The planned bump would see fares go from $3.50 to $3.75.
On Monday, Free Transit Edmonton an organization that believes in a fare free transit system, presented their petition to city council before they met with Edmonton Transit Service to discuss the change.
Paige Gorsak an organizer with Free Transit Edmonton, said while the 25 cent increase doesn’t seem like much, it could mean the difference of some individuals finding other modes of transportation.
“We’re seeing our bus fare go up to being one of the highest in the country,” Gorsak said. “Above Vancouver, above Toronto, above Montreal for a system that I don’t know would compare if we were looking at services offered.”
EDMONTON --
More than 1,400 Edmontonians signed a petition calling for a freeze on transit fares as the cost is expected to rise.
The planned bump would see fares go from $3.50 to $3.75.
On Monday, Free Transit Edmonton an organization that believes in a fare free transit system, presented their petition to city council before they met with Edmonton Transit Service to discuss the change.
Paige Gorsak an organizer with Free Transit Edmonton, said while the 25 cent increase doesn’t seem like much, it could mean the difference of some individuals finding other modes of transportation.
“We’re seeing our bus fare go up to being one of the highest in the country,” Gorsak said. “Above Vancouver, above Toronto, above Montreal for a system that I don’t know would compare if we were looking at services offered.”
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O'Chiese First Nation calls on ASIRT to complete 'unbiased' investigation into death of community member following RCMP confrontation
The O’Chiese First Nation is calling on the Alberta Serious Incident Response Team (ASIRT) to investigate a police confrontation resulting in the death of a 24-year-old community member with “objectively” and “without favoritism.”
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Mandatory vaccinations in Alberta no more under new UCP proposed legislation
Bill 66 would repeal sections of the controversial Bill 10 that allowed cabinet to make changes without the approval of the legislature while also removing legislation to make vaccines mandatory.
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Edmonton fire chief pleads for firefighter's inclusion in vaccine rollout
Edmonton’s fire chief is asking the province to allow firefighter’s access to the COVID-19 vaccine as a growing number of them contract COVID-19 and overtime costs soar to $1 million.
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Crown and Anchor Pub & Grill in north Edmonton given closure order by AHS
EDMONTON --
A local restaurant tried to keep its indoor dining open to the public despite current public health restrictions.
Under current restrictions, only patio service and take-out are permitted because of rising COVID-19 cases. Indoor dining was to end Friday at noon.
Terry and Theresa Shaw, owners of The Crown and Anchor Pub & Grill in Edmonton said in an interview with CTV News Edmonton on Saturday, that they will remain open for indoor dining.
They say it’s a matter of keeping the doors open to survive or going out of business.
“We are doing this because our staff cannot do another lockdown,” Theresa said. “They have just used all their money and savings and everything on the first two lockdowns. They cannot go for another lockdown.”
EDMONTON --
A local restaurant tried to keep its indoor dining open to the public despite current public health restrictions.
Under current restrictions, only patio service and take-out are permitted because of rising COVID-19 cases. Indoor dining was to end Friday at noon.
Terry and Theresa Shaw, owners of The Crown and Anchor Pub & Grill in Edmonton said in an interview with CTV News Edmonton on Saturday, that they will remain open for indoor dining.
They say it’s a matter of keeping the doors open to survive or going out of business.
“We are doing this because our staff cannot do another lockdown,” Theresa said. “They have just used all their money and savings and everything on the first two lockdowns. They cannot go for another lockdown.”
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Getting an early start to patio season with indoor dining shut down
EDMONTON --
Edmonton restaurants have started to set up patios earlier than usual, in an effort to stay in business after in-person dining was shut down again.
“The tables were frozen, the chairs were (frozen) at 8 a.m. this morning,” said Vik Mahajan with the River Cree Resort and Casino
This is the first year setting up a patio for the River Cree Resort and Casino, one of many doing so as the third wave of COVID-19 hits the province.
“We decided, let’s do an outdoor patio, it was a spur of moment decision,” said Mahajan. “There’s been a lot who have been laid off, so at least this gives an opportunity to some people to stay on and keep working.”
EDMONTON --
Edmonton restaurants have started to set up patios earlier than usual, in an effort to stay in business after in-person dining was shut down again.
“The tables were frozen, the chairs were (frozen) at 8 a.m. this morning,” said Vik Mahajan with the River Cree Resort and Casino
This is the first year setting up a patio for the River Cree Resort and Casino, one of many doing so as the third wave of COVID-19 hits the province.
“We decided, let’s do an outdoor patio, it was a spur of moment decision,” said Mahajan. “There’s been a lot who have been laid off, so at least this gives an opportunity to some people to stay on and keep working.”
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2 hospitalized in separate Sunday shootings: police
EDMONTON --
Police are investigating two shootings that happened in south Edmonton on Sunday and which saw two people hospitalized.
Around 2 a.m., gunshots were reported in the Windermere area. Investigators said one male was taken to hospital but was being uncooperative.
His age and condition were not released.
The second shooting happened three-and-a-half hours later near Gateway Boulevard and Whitemud Drive. A 29-year-old man was found hurt in the area and taken to hospital. His injuries were described as non-life threatening.
The shootings were the third and fourth in the city that week.
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EDMONTON --
Police are investigating two shootings that happened in south Edmonton on Sunday and which saw two people hospitalized.
Around 2 a.m., gunshots were reported in the Windermere area. Investigators said one male was taken to hospital but was being uncooperative.
His age and condition were not released.
The second shooting happened three-and-a-half hours later near Gateway Boulevard and Whitemud Drive. A 29-year-old man was found hurt in the area and taken to hospital. His injuries were described as non-life threatening.
The shootings were the third and fourth in the city that week.
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Bernier among demonstrators calling for Alberta to end COVID-19 public health restrictions
The crowd appeared to reach between 300 and 400 about a half hour after the rally began at noon.
Alberta's public health restrictions have not included more forceful measures like the curfew currently in effect in Quebec or the stay-at-home order issued in Ontario.
Earlier Monday, Bernier deleted a tweet promoting the rally that included an image of the legislature building he used without permission. The photographer pointed out he took the photo during Greta Thunberg's visit to the legislature building in October of 2019.
The PPC ran 315 candidates and received more than 294,000 votes across the country in the 2019 federal election, but failed to win election in any riding.
The crowd appeared to reach between 300 and 400 about a half hour after the rally began at noon.
Alberta's public health restrictions have not included more forceful measures like the curfew currently in effect in Quebec or the stay-at-home order issued in Ontario.
Earlier Monday, Bernier deleted a tweet promoting the rally that included an image of the legislature building he used without permission. The photographer pointed out he took the photo during Greta Thunberg's visit to the legislature building in October of 2019.
The PPC ran 315 candidates and received more than 294,000 votes across the country in the 2019 federal election, but failed to win election in any riding.