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Danielle Kang announces she’ll miss events, including KPMG Women’s PGA Championship, due to spinal tumor

Danielle Kang announces she’ll miss events, including KPMG Women’s PGA Championship, due to spinal tumor
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Getting behind the wheel this weekend? DVP, other major roads to close due to special events | CBC News

Getting behind the wheel this weekend? DVP, other major roads to close due to special events | CBC News

Some major roads will be closed to traffic in Toronto this weekend because of special events, the city warned motorists in a news release this week.

The Don Valley Parkway will be closed to traffic from York Mills Road to the Gardiner Expressway on Sunday, June 5 from 2 a.m. to 2 p.m. due to the Bike for Brain Health event in support of Baycrest.

The Gardiner Expressway will be closed as well to traffic from South Kingsway to the Don Valley Parkway during the same time period for the same event.

Dundas Street West will be fully closed to vehicle traffic from Ossington to Lansdowne avenues, from 1 p.m. on Friday, June 3 until 1 a.m., Monday, June 6 to make way for the Do West Fest event.

ActiveTO, meanwhile, will take place on The Meadoway, from Brimley Road to Scarborough Golf Club Road, from 7 a.m., Saturday, June 4 until 7 p.m., Sunday, June 5.

As well, roads within High Park will be closed to vehicles during the weekend. Limited street parking is available on Bloor Street West.

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UPDATED: Friday’s state track and field events postponed due to weather conditions

UPDATED: Friday's state track and field events postponed due to weather conditions

As CHSAA officials continued to monitor the weather, the cold front moved in earlier than expected. Therefore, today’s track and field state championships has been postponed due to the weather conditions and in the interest of the athletes’ safety.

As we look to formulate a plan for how to complete the remaining championship events, CHSAA weather officials will continue to monitor the weather and search for the best possible solution. Based on the weather forecast, the CHSAA is exploring options for resuming state championships competition midday on Saturday once the weather subsides and Jeffco Stadium officials can get the surfaces cleared, and then finishing the meet on Sunday. If the competition surfaces remain unplayable on Saturday, the meet will be pushed to Sunday and Monday.

 

As we continue to get updates from our weather service, we will provide further updates. Please check CHSAANow.com and CHSAA’s social media platforms for further updates.

Any decision regarding the status of the meet on Saturday, May 21, will be communicated as soon as possible.

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Algoma Conservatory of Music will honor tickets from events cancelled due to COVID-19 on April 3

Algoma Conservatory of Music will honor tickets from events cancelled due to COVID-19 on April 3

Ensemble Caprice with Ensemble vocal-Arts Quebec will be performing at 7:30 p.m.

NEWS RELEASE

ALGOMA CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC

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Algoma Conservatory Concerts are back!

This Sunday, April 3 at 7:30 p.m. in The Machine Shop

You can use your ticket from any of our events or seasons that were cancelled due to COVID-19!

If you do not have your ticket, just come to the door! You will be admitted. 

From Montreal – Juno Award Winning Ensemble Caprice with Ensemble vocal-Arts Quebec – directed by Matthias Maute, with guest choir – Algoma Festival Choir – directed by Stephen Mallinger.

Sit back and enjoy this stunning chamber orchestra and choir from Montreal as well as selections combined with the Algoma Festival Choir.

Tickets are available at: www.algomaconservatory.com or email the Algoma Conservatory.

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Nebraska Department of Agriculture cancels all poultry events due to bird flu

Nebraska Department of Agriculture cancels all poultry events due to bird flu

OMAHA, Neb. (WOWT) – The Nebraska Department of Agriculture is canceling all poultry-related events across the State due to the increase of highly pathogenic avian influenza.

The order is effective immediately and will stay in effect until May 1, when it will be re-evaluated. It prohibits birds of any kind to be at events including fairs, expositions, swap meets, exotic sales, and live bird auctions.

Nebraska Department of Agriculture Director Steve Wellman says it’s an important step to protect poultry production.

“The decision to cancel poultry events was not taken lightly but is a necessary step to assure we are doing everything possible to protect our poultry producers, both small and large,” Wellman said. “Poultry producers should continue to take biosecurity measures on their farms to help prevent the spread of the disease into their flock.”

The selling of chicks, ducklings, and goslings at farm stores is still allowed, as these birds are hatched in National Poultry Improvement Plan flocks.

Bird owners are encouraged to prevent contact between their animals and wildlife. Producers that suspect avian flu in their flock should report it to the Nebraska Department of Agriculture.

Officials state the symptoms in poultry vary from a decrease in water consumption, lack of energy and appetite, decreased egg production or soft-shelled, misshapen eggs, nasal discharge, coughing, sneezing, incoordination, diarrhea, and even sudden death in birds.

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