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Severe thunderstorms could develop Friday afternoon in communities across northeastern Ontario, Environment Canada said.
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While many charities have been able to accept donations of stocks, bonds and other investments, now more they are taking gifts of cryptocurrency.
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Province offering $50K reward in northern Ontario cold case
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Highway 11 near South River closed again after another crash
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Timmins microbrewery honoured at beer awards in Alberta
A microbrewery in Timmins has taken bronze at the Canadian Brewing Awards in Calgary.
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Timmins motorists have options to detour around Connecting Link construction
Detour plans are now in place for the next phase of Connecting Link construction in Timmins.
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Mental health advocates call on politicians to focus on opioid crisis
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OPP say road fatalities headed for 10-year high
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New kind of multi-tasking: nearly 66% of Canadians use their phone on the toilet
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Three new forest fires confirmed in the northeast
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It’s the weekend…rest, relax and enjoy these activities
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Putin's invasion of Ukraine an 'act of madness': former U.K. PM Blair says
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Sault Summer Moon Festival returns
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