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If you ;ve ever noticed fish looking unusually tuckered out in the waters of Cootes Paradise, a new McMaster study might have an explanation.It seems effluent from the Dundas Wastewater
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GUELPH, Ont. 鈥?Police in southwestern Ontario say they didn ;t inform the public about assault charges against a member of Parliament because the force didn ;t believe he posed a significant risk to the public.Marwan Tabbara, who represents the riding of Kitchener South-Hespeler in Parliament, was arrested on April 10 and charged with assault, break and enter and harassment, but the Guelph Police Service did not make that information public.In a release
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stanley cup website They say the police service media relations unit was not informed of Tabbara arrest.News of the charges against the two-term MP didn ;t come out until last week, when Tabbara said he would be taking a 8220 tep back from the Liberal caucus. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The Prime Minister Office said it only learned about the charges last Friday morning and was looking into the matter.Police say they won ;t be releasing any more information about the charges against Tabbara. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW His next court app
