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A motorcycle driver has serious injuries after a crash in Perth County. It happened around 8 p.m. in the area of Highway 8 between Perth Road 179 and Perth Road 168.
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Norfolk County man facing drug trafficking charge
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City to consult with 'blindsided' Old East Village BIA about proposal to redevelop 3 municipal parking lots into housing
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Trial for former Stratford business owner pushed back
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