Two Toronto police officers charged after gathering at Church of God in Aylmer, Ont.
Two Toronto police officers have been charged after they attended a gathering at the Church Of God in Aylmer.
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'We got it wrong': Doug Ford apologizes for some of Ontario's enhanced public health measures
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'We got it wrong': Doug Ford apologizes for some of Ontario's enhanced public health measures
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