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Scraped asphalt and skid marks lead to the final resting place of a truck and van collision that cliaimed 11 lives in Hampstead, Ontario on Monday.
Winnipeg police concerned that older drivers not getting anti-drinking message
WINNIPEG - Police in Winnipeg say festive season checkstop numbers indicate young people are getting the message about the dangers of drinking and driving.
Checkstop numbers for the city from December show motorists between the ages of 26 and 40 formed the bulk of those charged with impaired-driving-related offences.
Drivers 20 and ...
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Police look for cause of crash that killed 11 in southwestern Ontario
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"GO, ladies, go! ..."
Posted by: Deborah Boschman
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"Right on! The people at city hall dare to say that if people do not show up at meetings they have no right to complain. ..."
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"With the STRONG union such as the firefighters have,I dont understand how such things can go on without a resolution. ..."
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"BRAVO, indeed!It's ABOUT TIME! ..."
Posted by: Deborah Boschman
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"Its still very common to see people on their cell phones...I see it almost every day! maybe this will curtail it somewhat. ..."
Posted by: Hellen and Ken Burnell
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“Right on! The people at city hall dare to say that if people do not show up at meetings they have no right to complain. Well I beg to differ! Not everyone has the stuffing to stand and speak in front of a crowd, I prefer to write a letter or to talk to a councillor that will not snicker at me while im talking.”
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