Timmins Police create an area for people to make safe exchanges of things they buy online
The Timmins Police Service is welcoming people to conduct their online 'buy and sell' business in front of the Timmins Police Station.
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Moose Factory resident charged with first-degree murder
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Third confirmed death from COVID-19 in Timiskaming
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COVID booster shots being offered at Timmins seniors facility
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Who let the dogs out? Police seek suspect who released dogs at Timmins animal shelter
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Temiskaming OPP find missing four-year-old who was playing hide-and-seek
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Police in Temiskaming searching area in North Cobalt for female missing since 1996
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Suspected arson in Kirkland Lake
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Peak of apple season brings people to the Timmins farmer's market for their favourite varieties
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Live History in Capreol this weekend
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Sextortion on the rise among teens
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Timmins Police create an area for people to make safe exchanges of things they buy online
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