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Crab apple shakedown at the university is benefiting the community

Crab apple shakedown at the university is benefiting the community

If you’ve been on campus at the University of Guelph over the last few weeks you may have seen folks in crab apple trees shaking the fruit right
Orillia firefighters rescue man trapped in car during flood

Orillia firefighters rescue man trapped in car during flood

Huge downpour takes us from drought to drenched

VIDEO: Sip on this while you watch the Olympics

With eyes around the world on Rio, Brazil is hoping to see its national drink gain some exposure internationally as well. SooToday's Jasmyn Rowley stopped by The Barrelhouse on Queen Street to learn how to make a caipirinha cocktail. 
Northern Ontario neglected, opposition says

Northern Ontario neglected, opposition says

They aren’t standing up for what the North wants...
Could Angus become the next NDP leader?

Could Angus become the next NDP leader?

Longtime Timmins-James Bay MP is mentioned as a potential victor
Building hope for Lesotho

Building hope for Lesotho

Bracelet of Hope founder envisions new HIV/AIDS clinic for Lesotho
Barrie library gets painting back after more than 30 years

Barrie library gets painting back after more than 30 years

You used to be able to check out paintings from the library, but apparently not everyone brought them back on time
Couple describes gruelling trek to get to camp (3 photos)

Couple describes gruelling trek to get to camp (3 photos)

Rally urges Transport Canada to revive defunct Sault-to-Hearst passenger rail service
Don't trust your call display, say cops

Don't trust your call display, say cops

OPP is advising you that scammers are using an OPP phone number to make threatening and harassing phone calls to pdeople. These scammers are claiming to be from immigration and are telling you to send them money or you will risk deportation.
Timmins still trying to bring Syrian refugees to town

Timmins still trying to bring Syrian refugees to town

City's multicultural centre is 'frustrated'