Ontario man loses $2,500 after wire transfer to Cuba goes missing
An Ontario man said he routinely sends money to his girlfriend in Cuba, but was shocked when a $2,500 wire transfer never showed up.
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Highway 17 reopened after crash near Iron Bridge
Highway 17 has reopened between Iron Bridge and Thessalon, east of Sault Ste. Marie, following a collision Monday evening.
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An increase in pet attacks has prompted a Sudbury city councillor to call for a re-evaluation of the consequences to deter owners from allowing their pets off the leash.
After more than 70 years on the job, Sudbury florist has no plans to retire
Pat Ptaszynski has been in the flower business in Greater Sudbury for 73 years.
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Province greenlights new, 72-bed rehab facility for Sudbury
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