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A nine-year-old boy is being regarded as a hero, after finding a missing cat.
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2021 Kingsville Highland Games cancelled in June
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University of Windsor named one of the top employers in Canada by Forbes magazine
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Premier Doug Ford calls on feds to impose temporary ban on direct flights from countries with new COVID-19 strains
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A new work permit program for international students in Canada is taking applications starting Wednesday.
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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says he remains confident in Canada's vaccine supplies despite threats from Europe that it might impose export controls on vaccines produced on that continent.
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