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Victim of human trafficking tells Guelph court she still feels like it was her fault

Victim of human trafficking tells Guelph court she still feels like it was her fault

Man who was her pimp for seven years handed 30-month jail term on Thursday
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Teen dies after hitting utility pole

Teen dies after hitting utility pole

An ATV was southbound on Nipissing Road when it left the roadway
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VIDEO: Beards and brews at Timmins' craft brewery

VIDEO: Beards and brews at Timmins' craft brewery

Full Beard Brewing opened their doors in January 2017
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Hurricane season stalls holiday bookings

Hurricane season stalls holiday bookings

'It has definitely been a slower start of the season than most years'
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North Bay man faces life in prison in the U.S.

North Bay man faces life in prison in the U.S.

Benjamin Faulkner worked for six years in North Bay as a lifeguard
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Northern trained doctors staying put

Northern trained doctors staying put

More than 160 NOSM-educated family doctors now practicing in the north
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Sault family pleads for help to fly dying mother home (2 photos)

Sault family pleads for help to fly dying mother home (2 photos)

Donna Toll’s dying wish is to be home in Sault with family and beloved parrot, but over $30,000 is needed to get her home by air ambulance
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Former Sheguiandah First Nation chief blocks band office

Former Sheguiandah First Nation chief blocks band office

Orville Aguonie protests alleged conflicts of community electoral personnel
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Contractors draw line in the dirt on pot legalization

Contractors draw line in the dirt on pot legalization

Legalizing pot creates serious health and safety problems on construction sites that could lead to fatalities, says Ontario’s largest contractors group.
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First Nations receive $13 million for water infrastructure

First Nations receive $13 million for water infrastructure

The federal and provincial governments invest more than $13 million for water/wastewater improvements in 116 First Nation communities.
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