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On the trail of some tasteful treats
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Joint Operation Seized 5 Million in Marihuana Plants
On Monday, August 25th to Friday, August 29th, 2008, nine Police Services worked in partnership to conduct Project OSABOT, a five day marihuana eradication program in southwestern Ontario.
Woman in cuffs escapes in cop car
A handcuffed woman in the back of a Waterloo, Ont., police car slipped her cuffs yesterday, wiggled into the front and took off in the cruiser, only to crash kilometres away along Highway 401, east of ...
Smart cards poised to become a big deal
Featured IT Quiz Featured White Papers This white paper details Intel's current and future energy-saving initiatives to reduce costs and support business goals.
Steve Norris, a 49-year-old father of two from Kitchener, Ontario has set the bar rather high for GeekDads everywhere.
"One of the most flamboyant relapses I've ever seen"
"This is one of the most flamboyant, flaming relapses I've ever seen" The former owner of a landscaping business with a six-figure income, Boppre got drunk, went out in his truck and picked up a prostitute at a ...
Tainted meat blamed in 2 deaths
Two people in Canada have died following a bacterial infection tentatively traced to tainted products from a Toronto meat-packing plant.
Investigators find possible cause of propane blast
The aftermath of a blast at the Sunrise Propane plant in Toronto, Ont. is seen from the CTV helicopter, Tuesday, Aug.
Like the Sault, London bans bottled water
NEWS RELEASE ONTARIO MUNICIPAL WATER ASSOCIATION ************************* Ontario's water providers salute City of London's ban on sale of bottled water SUDBURY, ON, August 20, 2008 - Today, Nick Benkovich, ...
More Students Build Skills At Conestoga College
Conestoga College will build a new campus in Cambridge, including a School of Engineering and Information Technology and Trades, with the help of a $21-million investment from Ontario.
PROGRESSIVE EUCHRE Aug. 16 at 1 p.m. at Galt Legion, 4 Veterans Wy. Light lunch served.
Summer school for Sikhs Students learn about religion in weekday sessions at Ontario temple By MIRKO PETRICEVIC The Canadian Press Sat.
A line of hills that from Nardol to Din ran east and west
Light the beacons of the Canadian dextrosphere, author Howard Rotberg needs support.
Waterloo photographer David Fisher brings his photo exhibit Dream City of America to the Kitchener City Hall Rotunda Gallery after a successful showing at the Toronto Contact Festival earlier this year.
On the trail of the Waterloo gorilla-cat
It was 10 years ago this summer, university students at a late-night house party on Short Street in Waterloo said they saw a black, furry, man-like creature stride through the backyard and into the bushes.
Push is on for improved rail service
Having known Jim Flaherty for about 13 years, I know that he can sometimes take you by surprise.
VFA Canada Solutions Enable Wilfrid Laurier University to Proactively ...
Along with the facility condition assessment, VFA Canada will also survey Laurier's infrastructure including parking areas, roads, sidewalks, bridges, telecommunications system, utility distribution and storage ...
With mother's help, intellectually challenged man finds his place
Frank Doherty is at his best when he's patting a homeless cat. poet, volunteer and cat lover: Frank Doherty pets a cat at the Kitchener-Waterloo Humane Society on July 16 in Kitchener, Ontario.
Officials say the groundbreaking ceremony for the TTC's $2 billion Spadina subway extension is expected as early as September - " more than two years after the plan was unveiled.
Harper loosens purse strings for transit, roads
Ottawa, Ontario to spend almost $11-billion to help transit in Toronto, Kitchener-Waterloo, fix highways KAREN HOWLETT With reports from Jeff Gray and Caroline Alphonso in Toronto TORONTO -- Toronto's public ...