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Human trafficking survivors can testify via video from Sudbury, Ont., judge rules
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Doug Ford’s daily calendar kept secret after changes to Ontario’s FOI law
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‘No drones. No exceptions,’ say Toronto police after 2 more people charged for flying devices at FIFA sites
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Halifax Harbour turns into racecourse: Thousands flock to see SailGP
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