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4 \3 v9 U; Z1 @- L7 N; Y8 n6 } TORONTO 鈥?Ontario won ;t be adding COVID-19 vaccinations to the list of immunizations for students to attend school, but the province   top doctor says he ;ll be exercising caution when it comes to lifting public health measures in schools.Dr. Kieran Moore said Thursday it would be an additional burden to public health agencies, parents and children to add COVID-19 shots to the list of vaccinations students must report.We have to look at the trends and the ongoing threat of this virus, he said. If it persists season after season and is an ongoing threat, at that point we would review with government the integration of COVID vaccination status into the  law .               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Moore said the government is w stanley thermoskannen orking with boards and public health units to compile the vaccination status of students to enable better contact tracing and outbreak management.Schools have been very, very safe, Moore said, and he suggested that just because Ontario is aiming to remove restrictions including mask stanley becher  mandates in March in public settings, that doesn ;t mean schools will.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 I think we ;ll be extra cautious in the school setting as we follow any reduction in public health measures, Moore said.Ontario repo stanley cup rted 80 new school-related cases Thursday, with 984 reported in the past two weeks.            Odfo Halton-area today: Sunny first day of April, plus Glen Eden reflects on the gentlest winter and future of the Milton ski hill
* q9 \: r. ^' Z1 z4 o1 q% F First, it was Grahams Tavern, then Greystones and many years later Steakhouse 63. Following a planned makeover, one of the first permanent structures built in Orangeville will soon be named Greystones once again.Owners of the 166-year-old building at 63 Broadway presented their plans to add an expansion onto the existing building and construct a new parking lot beside it on Monday  May 13 . Here is what we know.鈥?BRINGING GREYSTONES BACK               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Built in 1852, the building 鈥?first owned by James Graham 鈥?was one of the first permanent structures in what was soon to become the Town of Orangeville.The owners intend to build an addition onto the north side of the building. The adjoining structure would be the largest of five dining areas in the restaurant, which will feature a total of 198 seats.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                           stanley cups uk        Plans include a new parking lot north of the property at 2 Third St. stanley cup  to allow for the addition. Outdoor dining options for customers will be available as well.The buildi stanley cup usa ng has undergone several name changes during the last few years.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Representatives for the owners are now confirming the name will be changed back to Greystones once renovations are complete.                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                               The proposed addition does not mimic the o