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The average price for a home in Halton is coming down significantly, according to a new real estate report.These are just some of the findings as the Toronto Regional Real Estate Board TRREB released
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Commuters will have a new stretch of up to eight kilometres in Viva Bus rapidway segments in both Vaughan and Newmarket starting Jan. 5.In Vaughan, the new 5.5-kilometre stretch of the vivaNext rapidway project runs along
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