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Fraud call increase linked to credit cards being stolen from unlocked cars, OPP official says

Fraud call increase linked to credit cards being stolen from unlocked cars, OPP official says

Penetanguishene OPP inspector stresses the importance of locking car doors to as a way to combat crime
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Local resident frustrated by Newmarket hospital's decision to close 'vital resource'

Local resident frustrated by Newmarket hospital's decision to close 'vital resource'

Considered a provincial leader in care, Southlake Regional Health Centre’s Arthritis Program will cease operations next month
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COLUMN: During COVID, is there such thing as too much reality in TV shows?

COLUMN: During COVID, is there such thing as too much reality in TV shows?

In this week's 'Everything King', Wendy asks if you want your TV shows to offer reality or fantasy
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OPP releases annual Indigenous Critical Incidents report

OPP releases annual Indigenous Critical Incidents report

The OPP Framework's objective is 'to preserve the peace, prevent offences and enforce the law in a neutral manner that respects and protects the rights of all'
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Tay subdivision's fourth phase closer to being finalized

Tay subdivision's fourth phase closer to being finalized

Lovejoy subdivision engineer meets again with Tay Township council to discuss previous concerns
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Mid-Pen Transit detour extended until this coming spring

Mid-Pen Transit detour extended until this coming spring

Exact date of detour's end will be released at a later date
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Georgian College bridging skills gap with new 'smart' programs

Georgian College bridging skills gap with new 'smart' programs

Programs will be taught by industry-expert faculty, giving students a unique blend of theoretical knowledge and applied skills, officials say
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Beaver's plight stirs emotions in Tiny Township

Beaver's plight stirs emotions in Tiny Township

‘There's a reason we get rid of them,’ said township engineer, adding it’s to keep the water flowing. ‘We have nothing against beavers’
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Tiny Township study could help address internet speed issues

Tiny Township study could help address internet speed issues

The performance test is a partnership between Tiny Township and the Canadian Internet Registration Authority
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Penetanguishene council heads back to budget table Tuesday

Penetanguishene council heads back to budget table Tuesday

Tax rate nominally higher in this fourth draft of the budget being presented to council
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