London's Street Sweepers Get Creative Nicknames
London has named its street sweepers with creative monikers as part of a city initiative to engage residents. The move aims to foster community pride.
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Sault Police Seek Help Identifying LCBO Theft Suspects
Sault Ste. Marie police and Crime Stoppers are asking for the public's help to identify two suspects in the theft of $80 worth of liquor from the LCBO at Churchill Plaza on April 27.
Furniture Dispute Sparks Violent Fight at Guelph Home
A disagreement over furniture escalated into a physical fight at a residence in Guelph, resulting in police involvement and charges. The incident highlights the dangers of domestic disputes.
Kitchener Neighbourhood Sees Surge in Bullet Holes, Break-Ins
Residents of a Kitchener neighbourhood report increased crimes including bullet holes, break-ins, and keyed cars, citing concerns over safety and police response.
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Thieves Steal $7K from Essex Respite Program
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Sault Police Seek Help IDing LCBO Theft Suspects
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Hamilton Police Lay Charges After Liquor Violations
Hamilton police have laid charges following a pattern of incidents and liquor license violations in an east-end neighbourhood, targeting multiple establishments.
Canadians Cut Beef as Prices Spike Ahead of BBQ Season
Beef prices have risen 12% this year, prompting Canadians to reduce consumption. Experts predict costs will stay high due to drought and feed costs.
Windsor Police Free Car Seat Inspection Clinic
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Toronto police have charged Joanny Portillo Martinez, 44, with 91 offenses including assault and theft, after he allegedly stole nearly $18,000 in goods from multiple stores.
Peel Police Zero Tolerance on Illegal Fireworks
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