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Saturday, 05 December 2009 00:16 |
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Certain parts of Ontario have reported there is a drop of demand for the H1N1 vaccination. Some clinics still remain open until as late as December 8 for people that want to get their H1N1 shot.
According to Toronto Star, there is a decline in H1N1 infections in Hamilton, Stratford and Windsor in the past weeks. Although, H1N1 infections are less wide spread, healthcare professionals still recommending vaccination for those that have not got theirs yet. A decline in H1N1 infections does not mean that the pandemic is over, it may pick up again in spring.
Healthcare centres such as walk-in clinics and family doctor offices will continue to provide H1N1 vaccination.
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Friday, 04 December 2009 23:52 |
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The Ontario Provincial Police will be using a new technology to help fight crimes.
The new technology will allow police officers to automatically find stolen vehicles, expired and suspended license plates. It will also be able to scan 7000 passing vehicles per hour.
Three OPP vehicles in the GTA have been updated with the technology already.
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Friday, 04 December 2009 23:35 |
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Earlier today in Ottawa, the HST has been approved by the house of common for the province of Ontario and British Columbia. Many other provinces in Canada long adopted the HST which is the combination of GST and Provincial Sales Tax.
Many citizens in Ontario are very much angry towards this adoption, and they surely acted on it. Today, there were many protesters marching down University Ave to express their opinion about HST.
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Temple News
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Wednesday, 04 November 2009 03:15 |
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 On October 25, 2009 Khmers, Khmer-Kroms, Lao, Chinese, and Vietnamese communities in Ontario gathered at the Khmer-Krom Buddhist Temple of Stoney Creek, Ontario to celebrate the United Kathinadana (Kathen in Khmer). The Ceremony even received from Buddhist followers who came from all the way from San Fransisco, California.
The Ceremony started from 9am to 4pm: from receiving foods, monk-talk session in the morning and carried on with the Kathen Parade around the temple in three rounds, and Robes Receiving Session. Buddhist monks, laypeople, youth, and children joined the parade during the sunny afternoon which many believed it had been blessed by God Buddha. To further prove Khmer traditional belief is that "will always be sunny and fair weather for Kathen Day".
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Temple News
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Thursday, 29 October 2009 02:38 |
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 September 19,2009, Khmer and Khmer-Kroms across Ontario province had gathered at Khmer-Krom Buddhist of Stoney Creek to celebrate the Ben Pchum Benh as paying tribute to our ancestors who had passed away. It was also a time of giving and to offer foods to the poor as part of Khmer tradition. Poor children would traditionally gather at local Buddhist temples to receive foods and celebrate the festival.
<-- Pictures of Monk receiving from laypeople at the temples
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