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$500K in recreation vehicles stolen in North Dumfries, recovered in Wellington County: WRPS
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Thousands in cosmetics stolen from Guelph business
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Man used hammer to avoid bar tab, police say
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Teen hit by car then charged
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It could take years to catch up on child vaccinations in Ontario post-pandemic
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Grand River and St. Mary's hospitals could merge in 2025
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