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Federal judge blocks Texas law allowing in-state tuition for students without legal residency

2 days ago | newmarkettoday.ca | Jim Vertuno |Nadia Lathan

AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — A federal judge on Wednesday blocked a Texas law that has for decades given college students without legal residency in the U.S. access to reduced in-state tuition, swiftly ruling in favor of the latest effort by the Trump administration to to crack down on immigration into the country.
Oilers forward Zach Hyman speaks for first time since injury: 'You're heartbroken'

3 days ago | newmarkettoday.ca | Joshua Clipperton

EDMONTON — Zach Hyman knew something wasn't right. The Edmonton Oilers winger had just released the puck crossing his blue line in Game 4 of the Western Conference final when Dallas Stars forward Mason Marchment caught him with a glancing blow in the neutral zone. Hyman dropped his stick and immediately skated off, favouring his right arm before heading straight to the locker room.
BC Hydro seeks baseload power boost from stable sources

3 days ago | newmarkettoday.ca | Chuck Chiang

VANCOUVER — British Columbia's power utility wants to boost the province's baseload electricity generation capacity in a bid to meet the province's growing demand from residents and industries. Baseload capacity refers to constant and stable power sources, with Energy Minister Adrian Dix announcing BC Hydro's request for expression of interest from companies to provide geothermal or hydroelectric projects to expand long-term power capacity and meet peak demand.
Newmarket council raising concern over controversial provincial legislation

5 days ago | newmarkettoday.ca | Joseph Quigley

Melanie Duckett-Wilson, a representative of Climate Action Newmarket-Aurora, said she is concerned about seeing fewer animals in the wild than she once did. She recalled recently seeing a heron on Newmarket’s Tom Taylor Trail. Duckett-Wilson said she worries about the implications that new provincial legislation could have regarding habitat loss and what that might mean for some animal species. Environmentalists like her are protesting Bill 5.
ROOTED: New service club takes flight on legacy of Newmarket Lioness

5 days ago | newmarkettoday.ca | Marg. Bruineman

It’s been nearly four years since Newmarket welcomed its latest service club, the Swans. And even though its members continue to build their ranks and reach in the community, they’ve already started giving. “We already had the foundation of a previous club… so we just continued from there under a new banner and rebranded,” explains Karen Jackson, who serves as club treasurer. “We remain connected with clubs throughout the world. “We wanted to create something new….
Vaughan restaurant charged for public health violations

5 days ago | newmarkettoday.ca | Joseph Quigley

York Region Public Health has charged the Vaughan location of Indian restaurant chain Daal Roti for multiple violations related to maintenance last week. The Indian chain restaurant faced charges for not maintaining the premises with clean floors in the food-handling room and not maintaining floors in good repair in the food-handling room. Inspectors issued a ticket to the location at units 51-52, 9100 Jane St., where temporary corrective measures were implemented.
Homebuyer offers cautionary tale after purchasing from Stateview

5 days ago | newmarkettoday.ca | Bob Bruton

Rosie Hollard hadn’t heard the latest about Stateview Homes, and wasn’t anxious to. Hollard (not her real name) bought a home a few years ago in Barrie’s Hampton Heights from Stateview Homes, got back her $100,000 deposit but not $3,000 for upgrades. “I bought the house and suddenly they stopped the project,” said the Woodbridge woman. “Thankfully, Tarion paid my down payment, but I know so many people that did not get paid.
Coming Up at Council: Environmentalists push for provincial opposition

6 days ago | newmarkettoday.ca | Joseph Quigley

Climate Action Newmarket-Aurora is hoping to persuade Newmarket council to speak out about new provincial development legislation. The advocacy group is presenting to council tomorrow, June 2, to address issues it sees with Bill 5 and Bill 17 introduced by the provincial government and the possible environmental ramifications. Council will also consider a below three per cent tax rate increase target for its next budget and confirm other resolutions.
Newmarket pain clinic doctor suspended over pending investigation

1 week ago | newmarkettoday.ca | Joseph Quigley

The College of Physicians and Surgeons Ontario (CPSO) has suspended a Newmarket doctor amid a medical investigation. The CPSO suspended Dr. Stefan Joseph Konasiewicz on May 12, who was working in the pain clinic at York Medical in Newmarket at 17730 Leslie St. The college suspended him under an interim order during the ongoing investigation. No allegations against Konasiewicz have been proven or tested in a court of law.
York Region opens its newest community housing project in Stouffville

1 week ago | newmarkettoday.ca | Randy Barba

York Region and Housing York Inc. hosted Stouffville council for a May 6 tour of Mosaic House, the region’s newest community housing development. Located at 5676 Main St., Mosaic House features 97 purpose-built rental units. Seventy per cent of the units are subsidized, while the remaining 30 per cent are leased at market rates. The $50.96-million project received more than $32 million in federal and provincial funding, with the balance covered by York Region.