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  • NewsThe Weather Network

    Dangerous lake-effect snow squalls sweep across southern Ontario

    The squalls have caused whiteout conditions and closures along some highways on Monday. Some communities could see upwards of 50 cm of additional snowfall through Tuesday

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    Town of Souris welcomes new family doctor

    The Town of Souris has welcomed a new family doctor, bringing much-needed health-care access to the eastern P.E.I. community, local officials say.Dr. Craig Campbell, originally from Newfoundland, has opened a practice in Souris, bringing to four the total number of doctors in the town of about 1,100, according to Health P.E.I.Mayor Jo-Anne Dunphy said the new doctor is a significant addition, especially given the town's aging population and the challenges of travelling to the Kings County Memori

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  • NewsThe Canadian Press

    Ontario election: Party leaders to face off live in televised debate in Toronto

    The leaders of Ontario’s main political parties will reconvene this evening for a live studio debate with 10 days to go in the election campaign.

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    Man dead in snowmobile collision in Brock Township

    Police in Durham Region are investigating after a 55-year-old man from Cannington was killed in a snowmobile collision on Sunday evening in Brock Township.The man was travelling by snowmobile near the intersection of Thorah Side Road and Thorah Concession 3, a rural area east of Lake Simcoe, according to a news release from Durham police on Monday. He lost traction, and a second snowmobile that was following behind him hit his vehicle, ejecting the man from his snowmobile and causing severe inju

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    Former B.C. fisheries officer hosts new TV series highlighting wilder experiences of game wardens

    Randy Nelson was a fisheries officer for 35 years, and in his time, he saw some stuff. So much, in fact, he's turned his experiences and those of his colleagues across North America into a pair of books, and now, he's got himself a television series. Wardens: Case Files blends storytelling from Nelson, the show's host, and some of those wardens, along with reenactments — similar to CBC's The Detectives. Nelson said the show was inspired by his second book, The Wildest Hunt, which details true st

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    RCMP didn't check site of fatal house fire until relatives found remains: Pinaymootang resident

    A Pinaymootang First Nation resident says RCMP dismissed his family's concerns and didn't check for the body of an unaccounted loved one after that person's home was gutted in a fire.Emergency crews were called on Feb. 7 to the community, just Highway 6 about 200 kilometres north of Winnipeg. The residence was destroyed by the fire, which RCMP have since deemed suspicious.But Clifford Anderson said police didn't bother to check the site after the flames were put out, even after his family said s

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    Italy's Meloni vows to overcome all obstacles to Albanian migrant deal

    Italy's prime minister on Monday vowed to push ahead with a plan to deport irregular migrants to camps built in Albania, which has been stalled by national judges, saying the government had a popular mandate to curb arrivals. Giorgia Meloni's right-wing government has built two facilities in the Balkan country to hold migrants while processing their asylum requests, but Rome courts have issued repeated counter orders, bringing anyone taken there to Italy. The judges have cited doubts over the

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