Crash northwest of London closes road
OPP and Middlesex fire have closed Ilderton Road West of Wonderland Road and east of Hyde Park Road.
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Paramedics take on diagnostic duties at long-term care homes in expanded pilot
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Boil water advisory in effect for Tillsonburg
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