More people are driving high, Timmins police warn
With 2022 coming to a close, Timmins police are taking a look at its impaired driving statistics for the year and say more and more people are being charged with driving while high.
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More people are driving high, Timmins police warn
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Convicted rapist Jacob Hoggard to make northern Ont. trial decision next week
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