No injuries after multi-vehicle crash on residential street in Windsor
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Car fire on Highway 401 sends one person to hospital
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Annual crime stats reported in Windsor
Windsor councillors have received an annual report from the Windsor Police Service. According to the report, 554 firearms were seized by officers last year — an increase from the year prior.
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