The News Letter had a conversation with the presenter during a visit to Windsor Park, who said he "can see why the atmosphere is so good" at the stadium.<doc-sep>Paris Hilton hosted a St. Patrick's Day/belated birthday party wearing the sparkliest jumpsuit of all time. Hilton's friend, Kim Kardashian West, shared an Instagram Story of the already-iconic jumpsuit. Hilton posed by some green balloons and showed off the incredible look. Paris Hilton knows how to rock a sparkly look, and has even been known to inspire the next generation of fashion icons like Kendall Jenner with her chic '90s diamanté dresses. So it should come as no surprise that for St. Patrick's Day 2019, Hilton donned a low-cut, intensely sparkly jumpsuit that looks incredible from every angle. Sharing a video of the look on Instagram, Kim Kardashian West made it clear that she's now BBFs with her former employer—Hilton was, of course, the mogul whose closet Kim used to tidy before she found her own fame. Prepare to gasp at the pure sparkling loveliness of Hilton's outfit: This content is imported from Instagram. You may be able to find the same content in another format, or you may be able to find more information, at their web site. This content is imported from {embed-name}. You may be able to find the same content in another format, or you may be able to find more information, at their web site. In another video, Kardashian West says, "Happy Birthday Paris," even though Hilton's birthday was back on February 17. The green decorations seem to suggest that they're at a St. Patrick's Day party, but whatever, Hilton's birthday was always going to be a big deal: This content is imported from Instagram. You may be able to find the same content in another format, or you may be able to find more information, at their web site. Kardashian and Hilton have been spending a lot more time together in recent months. 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You may be able to find more information about this and similar content at piano.io<doc-sep>As students gear up for another unsanctioned street party on Ezra Avenue in Waterloo this Sunday, others have been knocking on doors to warn about the risks of taking to the street to celebrate on St. Patrick's Day. The message from Wilfrid Laurier University's administration is simple: "Laurier actively discourages unsanctioned street gatherings," the university tweeted Friday. Shawn Cruz says that's also the stance of the student union. He's the associate vice president of university affairs for the Student Union at Wilfrid Laurier University and helped organize the door-knocking campaign this week. Students, city officials and police talked to people who live in the area around Ezra Avenue about what will be done to curb bad behaviour. But, he says, simply telling the students not to go to the party doesn't work. "I think that's a good way to get the door shut in our face," he said. "Instead, we tell them to be safe and respectful if they choose to attend the gathering and also reinforce those fines as a bit of a deterrent." Cruz has attended the street party in years past but doesn't now. He said in the years he's gone, he's seen students come from universities outside of the Kitchener-Waterloo area. The door knocking campaign reminds students of fines they could face, like $125 for consuming alcohol in public, $65 for being intoxicated in public, $300 for public urination. (Kate Bueckert/CBC) Littering, public urination fines are $300 Some of the information they give students includes reminding them of hefty fines they can face for things like littering or public urination, which is $300. "It's very steep, particularly if you're on a budget," he said. There are also non-academic consequences students can face through the university's code of conduct. That includes sanctions by the dean of students ranging from a meeting, having to pay restitution, suspension or even expulsion. Last year, about 22,000 students gathered on Ezra Avenue on St. Patrick's Day. Police said costs reached $713,000 and included bringing in officers from other jurisdictions to help the Waterloo Regional Police Service as well as paramedics. The City of Waterloo has developed a task force to look at ways to change the party and to reduce the size of it, possibly moving it elsewhere and preventing it from getting larger. The city is currently surveying residents about the party and the way they experience it, whether as students who go to the party, students who don't or homeowners who live in the area and are impacted. Cruz says in talking to students and homeowners, they get a good sense of the concerns about the party. "It's clear that people's number one concern both from our end and from the community is really safety for everyone's sake," he said. "People are generally receptive to the information, which I think is really good because it shows that the message of safety and respect is definitely sinking in for our students."<doc-sep>
Send this page to someone via email St. Patrick’s Day is Sunday and there is no shortage of ways to celebrate the Irish holiday in the nation’s capital this year. From parades to live music and dancing, Ottawa offers a little bit of everything to help you get into the spirit. Here is a list of just some of the events taking place over the weekend. St. Patrick’s Day Parade Ottawa’s 37th annual St. Patrick’s Day Parade, a popular event with families, starts at city hall at 11:00 a.m. on Saturday, Mar. 16. The parade will head west down Laurier Avenue to Bank Street, before moving south toward Lansdowne Park, where it will wrap up around 12:00 p.m. — just in time for Beau’s St. Patrick’s Day Party. Story continues below advertisement Beau’s St. Patrick’s Party The family-friendly event starts at noon at the Aberdeen Pavillion in Lansdowne on Saturday. With Irish foods, beers from Beau’s and other breweries across Ontario, as well as family activities and live music. The party is scheduled to go until 10:00 p.m. St. Patrick’s Day Road Race Also scheduled for Saturday: the Ottawa Irish Rugby Club’s annual one- and two-mile races. The runs are scheduled to begin at 10:30 a.m. at the Running Room on Slater Street, before wrapping up at Lansdowne. Runners are encouraged to dress up in their most Irish outfit to celebrate the occasion. Registration for the races has ended, though you can still come out and cheer on the participants. WATCH: Celebrating the humble, dark stout on St. Patrick’s Day 2:59 Celebrating the humble, dark stout on St. Patrick’s Day Celebrating the humble, dark stout on St. Patrick’s Day – Mar 15, 2019 St. Patrick’s Day Dinner and Céilí Blessed Sacrament Church, located at 194 Fourth Ave. in the Glebe, is hosting an Irish-themed evening on Saturday, beginning at 5:30 p.m. Story continues below advertisement The festivities include a dinner consisting of an Irish stew, bread and tea (a gluten-free vegan meal is available upon request), as well as traditional Irish dancing taught by expert Céilí dancers. The Ottawa Irish Dance School will also perform, with the party scheduled to go until 11:00 p.m. D’Arcy McGee’s – Sparks Street Well-known Irish pub D’Arcy McGee’s will host their 22nd annual St. Patrick’s Day bash on Sunday, March 17. With an array of Irish-inspired live music throughout the day, as well as their classic Irish meals and wide selection of local and imported beers, it’s likely to be one of the hottest spots in town.