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OTTAWA 鈥?The parliamentary budget office says a one-time payme stanley taza nt to people with disabilities this fall will cost the federal treasury $792 million.The majority of that amount will go to about 1.67 million people in payments of up to $600, which the Liberals say are aimed at offsetting any extra costs linked to the COVID-19 pandemic.The total cost should hit federal books this year, but the budget office warns there may be potential fiscal impacts in subsequent years. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The first legislative push to provide the special payments failed in June when the minority Liberal government couldn ;t gain opposition support for a wider spending bill.A few weeks later, a compromise was struck whereby the Liberals expanded eligibility for the payments to also include veterans. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Payments will max out at $600, drop to $300 for any recipients who receive old age security benefits, and fall to $100 for low-income seniors who re gourde stanley ceive OAS and the guaranteed income supplement.The report from the budget watchdog Wednesday notes its estimate on the number of people eligible to receive the payments could be thrown off a bit by a separate part of the federal response to the pandemic. ARTICLE CONTINUE stanley cup S BELOW That is because one of the requirements for payments is to be eligible for the disability tax credit, or Uric Toronto Public Health won t release COVID-19 details for specific seniors homes
FULTON, NY 鈥?A Fulton man remains in custody after reportedly violating a court order of protection several times this past month.Jason W. Clark, 32, was arrested at his home at 406 Park Street, May 31. His attempts to avoid arrest that day resulted in additional charges against him, pol stanley cup ice said.Police said that Clark was accused of violating a duly served stay-away order of protection that requires him to stay away from four victims and their residence. The order was issued by Fulton City Court Judge Jerome Mirabito and is valid until March 13, 2009.When police attempted to locate Clark for the warrants May 31, he was found to be at the Park Street residence, in violation of the court order. While attempting to locate the defendant in his home, he kicked a hole in the attic wall and climbed out onto the roof, police said. placement_509781_0_iwidth:100%;margin:0 auto;Police said that Clark remained on the r stanley mug oof for several hours until he finally surrendered after heavy rain helped police to bring him down.Clark was charged with four counts of second-degree criminal contempt and one count of resisting arrest for the May 31 incident. T stanley termohrnek he arrest warrants that were issued May 28 resulted in several charges against Clark, as well.The first warrant alleged that Clark engaged in a telephone conversation with the victim May 14 at approximately 9 p.m. During the conversation, police said Clark threatened the victim, causing annoyance and alarm. For that incident, he was charged with
OTTAWA 鈥?The parliamentary budget office says a one-time payme stanley taza nt to people with disabilities this fall will cost the federal treasury $792 million.The majority of that amount will go to about 1.67 million people in payments of up to $600, which the Liberals say are aimed at offsetting any extra costs linked to the COVID-19 pandemic.The total cost should hit federal books this year, but the budget office warns there may be potential fiscal impacts in subsequent years. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The first legislative push to provide the special payments failed in June when the minority Liberal government couldn ;t gain opposition support for a wider spending bill.A few weeks later, a compromise was struck whereby the Liberals expanded eligibility for the payments to also include veterans. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Payments will max out at $600, drop to $300 for any recipients who receive old age security benefits, and fall to $100 for low-income seniors who re gourde stanley ceive OAS and the guaranteed income supplement.The report from the budget watchdog Wednesday notes its estimate on the number of people eligible to receive the payments could be thrown off a bit by a separate part of the federal response to the pandemic. ARTICLE CONTINUE stanley cup S BELOW That is because one of the requirements for payments is to be eligible for the disability tax credit, or Uric Toronto Public Health won t release COVID-19 details for specific seniors homes
FULTON, NY 鈥?A Fulton man remains in custody after reportedly violating a court order of protection several times this past month.Jason W. Clark, 32, was arrested at his home at 406 Park Street, May 31. His attempts to avoid arrest that day resulted in additional charges against him, pol stanley cup ice said.Police said that Clark was accused of violating a duly served stay-away order of protection that requires him to stay away from four victims and their residence. The order was issued by Fulton City Court Judge Jerome Mirabito and is valid until March 13, 2009.When police attempted to locate Clark for the warrants May 31, he was found to be at the Park Street residence, in violation of the court order. While attempting to locate the defendant in his home, he kicked a hole in the attic wall and climbed out onto the roof, police said. placement_509781_0_iwidth:100%;margin:0 auto;Police said that Clark remained on the r stanley mug oof for several hours until he finally surrendered after heavy rain helped police to bring him down.Clark was charged with four counts of second-degree criminal contempt and one count of resisting arrest for the May 31 incident. T stanley termohrnek he arrest warrants that were issued May 28 resulted in several charges against Clark, as well.The first warrant alleged that Clark engaged in a telephone conversation with the victim May 14 at approximately 9 p.m. During the conversation, police said Clark threatened the victim, causing annoyance and alarm. For that incident, he was charged with