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FREDERICTON 鈥?A battle over cross-border beer sales threatens to end Canadian federalism as it was originally conceived, the New Brunswick government argues in a submission to the country top court.In a statement of facts to the Supreme Court of Canada, the province says allowing a New Brunswick man to purchase alcohol in a Quebec border town could ultimately redesign Canadian federalism.Gerard Comeau was charged with possessing liquor not purchased from the New Brunswick Liquor Corporation and fined $292.50 after police stopped him on his way home f stanley cup rom Quebec with 14 cases of beer and three bottles of liquor in his trunk. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW He took the case to court and stanley cup a New Brunswick trial judge ruled that the charge violated constitutional law, overturning a ban on bringing alcohol across provincial boundaries. 822 stanley cup 0;This case began as a simple ticket offence. A simple case it is not, the New Brunswick government said. This 8216 imple case ; and the trial decision that resulted raise the issue of competing constitutional provisions and propose an end to Canadian federalism as it was originally conceived, has politically evolved and is judicially confirmed. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW At issue is a section of the New Brunswick Liquor Control Act prohibiting anyone in the province from having more than 12 pints of beer not purchased Taae Peterborough campground designates a handful of sites for homeless people
Image from Oswego County website.OSWEGO COUNTY 鈥?Oswego County and Upstate University have joined forces once again to bring drive-thru COVID-19 testing to c stanley cups ounty resident stanley quencher s.The mobile unit will be at the Pulaski High School, located at 4624 Salina Street, next Thursday, June 11 between 10 a.m. and 3:45 p.m. Weve significantly increased testing in Oswego County over the past several weeks, said Oswego County Public Health Director Jiancheng Huang. Were grateful that Upstate University has been able to help us accomplish this goal by bringing their mobile unit into our communities for COVID-19 testing. We will continue working with them to schedule additional test sites. Upstate University has temporarily re-purposed its mammography screening mobile unit to be able to conduct PCR testing, which looks for the COVID-19 virus. Antibody testing is not available at this site. People do not need to have symptoms to be tested and there is no cost to the patient.Testing is limited; however, so the schedule will fill quickly. Appointments are required and can be made by calling Upstate Universitys Health Care Line at 315-464-2582 and pressing option 0 when prompted. Patients are asked to have their insurance information available when they call. Those without insurance will not be turned away. placement_509781_0_iwidth:10 stanley termoska 0%;margin:0 auto;Residents are asked to continue monitoring oswegocounty and upstate.edu/mobilecovid for additional dates and locations as they are confirmed with
FREDERICTON 鈥?A battle over cross-border beer sales threatens to end Canadian federalism as it was originally conceived, the New Brunswick government argues in a submission to the country top court.In a statement of facts to the Supreme Court of Canada, the province says allowing a New Brunswick man to purchase alcohol in a Quebec border town could ultimately redesign Canadian federalism.Gerard Comeau was charged with possessing liquor not purchased from the New Brunswick Liquor Corporation and fined $292.50 after police stopped him on his way home f stanley cup rom Quebec with 14 cases of beer and three bottles of liquor in his trunk. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW He took the case to court and stanley cup a New Brunswick trial judge ruled that the charge violated constitutional law, overturning a ban on bringing alcohol across provincial boundaries. 822 stanley cup 0;This case began as a simple ticket offence. A simple case it is not, the New Brunswick government said. This 8216 imple case ; and the trial decision that resulted raise the issue of competing constitutional provisions and propose an end to Canadian federalism as it was originally conceived, has politically evolved and is judicially confirmed. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW At issue is a section of the New Brunswick Liquor Control Act prohibiting anyone in the province from having more than 12 pints of beer not purchased Taae Peterborough campground designates a handful of sites for homeless people
Image from Oswego County website.OSWEGO COUNTY 鈥?Oswego County and Upstate University have joined forces once again to bring drive-thru COVID-19 testing to c stanley cups ounty resident stanley quencher s.The mobile unit will be at the Pulaski High School, located at 4624 Salina Street, next Thursday, June 11 between 10 a.m. and 3:45 p.m. Weve significantly increased testing in Oswego County over the past several weeks, said Oswego County Public Health Director Jiancheng Huang. Were grateful that Upstate University has been able to help us accomplish this goal by bringing their mobile unit into our communities for COVID-19 testing. We will continue working with them to schedule additional test sites. Upstate University has temporarily re-purposed its mammography screening mobile unit to be able to conduct PCR testing, which looks for the COVID-19 virus. Antibody testing is not available at this site. People do not need to have symptoms to be tested and there is no cost to the patient.Testing is limited; however, so the schedule will fill quickly. Appointments are required and can be made by calling Upstate Universitys Health Care Line at 315-464-2582 and pressing option 0 when prompted. Patients are asked to have their insurance information available when they call. Those without insurance will not be turned away. placement_509781_0_iwidth:10 stanley termoska 0%;margin:0 auto;Residents are asked to continue monitoring oswegocounty and upstate.edu/mobilecovid for additional dates and locations as they are confirmed with