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Abuse survivor hoping to 'Shine the Light' on woman abuse
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'Put a plan in place': calls for Ford government to be ready when children's vaccine approved
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St. Marys resident charged with murder of 25-day-old baby in 1985
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Ontario's COVID-19 case counts expected to remain stable as long as public health measures are not lifted
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New details in moments before Baldwin fired prop gun
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Warning: Shootout during attempted dog robbery
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Drone footage reveals sharks swimming just beneath unwitting surfers
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London woman and her dog heading to Spain
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