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Transport truck fire causes late-night Manning Road closure
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Funding announced to train 400 workers in battery manufacturing careers program
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Postal strike disrupting payments? Amherstburg launches electronic payments
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Alleged drunk driver crashes into construction sign
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Erie Shores HealthCare announces new Chief of Staff
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Bank of Canada drops key interest rate to 3.25%, Trump tariff threat 'new source of uncertainty'
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Philanthropist and business leader Michael Solcz Sr. passes away
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Firefighters rescue cat trapped high in a tree
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Parents, educators protest GECDSB program cuts
Educators and parents gathered outside the Greater Essex County District School Board office on Tuesday evening protesting program cuts.
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