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Traffic stop on a pickup results in charges for suspended driver, company
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Cold weather sees an increase in battery service calls: CAA
The Canadian Automobile Association says that the recent cold snap saw a substantial increase in calls for service in northern Ontario.
First responders stress safety as more venture onto the ice
Following recent tragedies in northern Ontario, provincial police and other first responders are reminding the public to be cautious around bodies of water.
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