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OTTAWA 鈥?A Black man
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vaso stanley talk to Bashizi.Sir, it the Ottawa police. Do I really need to send a police officer just for you let this girl by the operator asks in the video. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW I ;m not stopping her from coming by, Bashizi replies before being interrupted. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Pqpz Dr. Lynn Mikula hired as new Peterborough Regional Health Centre CEO
TORONTO 鈥?A Toronto teacher charged in the drowning of a teenage student shouldn ;t be held to a higher standard than the average parent in assessing the care and supervision he provided on a multi-day school canoe trip, his lawyers argued Thursday.While Nicolas Mills actions in planning and leading the July
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