Police canine calendars now available
Windsor-Essex and Chatham-Kent police canines are featured in the 2023/2024 Crime Stoppers Calendar.
The calendars are now available for purchase online.
Police canine. (Source: Kati Panasiuk)
Funds raised will support Crime Stoppers’ efforts to prevent crime, assist in solving crimes, and bring criminals to justice.
The calendar features canines from Windsor Police Service, Ontario Provincial Police, Canada Border Services Agency, Chatham-Kent Police Service, and Correctional Service of Canada.
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Kitchener
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Emergency services searching for two people after report of boaters in distress on Grand River
Emergency services are searching for two people who may have been in distress on the Grand River in Kitchener.
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Thousands of people hit the water for Pottahawk weekend on Lake Erie
The warm July weather drove boaters out for the annual Pottahawk weekend.
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Recovery mission underway in Port Stanley after 14 year old goes missing in Lake Erie
A volunteer human chain was walking the water’s edge in Port Stanley, Ont. Sunday in search of a boy went missing in Lake Erie. Around 2:30 p.m. OPP and Central Elgin Fire were dispatched to the main beach after a 14 year old entered the water and did not resurface.
London
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Search continues for swimmer reported missing in Lake Erie
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Another roundabout is coming to London, with work expected to start today
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St. Joseph urgent care reopens Monday morning
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Barrie
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LOOK BACKLOOK BACK Remembering the 'catastrophic' Barrie tornado on 3rd anniversary
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Senior murdered in Barrie, investigation ongoing
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Barrie welcomes the unveiling of new art on Lakeshore Drive
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Northern Ontario
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What we know about the 20-year-old man who tried to assassinate Donald Trump
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Local killed in ATV crash in northern Ontario
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Sault Ste. Marie
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ATV driver flees provincial police in Elliot Lake
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Local killed in ATV crash in northern Ontario
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Ottawa
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Ottawa lifeguards selected to supervise aquatic events at Paris 2024 Games
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O-Train partial shutdown July 15-28. Here's what you need to know
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4 injured in weekend head-on crash on Wolfe Island
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Toronto
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Major downtown intersection to be closed all week amid Spadina Avenue gridlock
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Keeping LCBO stores closed during strike helps 'safeguard' inventory for bars, restaurants, industry group says
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Heat alert remains in effect for Toronto, much of the province
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Montreal
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Heat warning in place for Greater Montreal
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Naked man invades Montreal student's home in Chinatown
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A dozen vehicles set on fire in Montreal's Saint-Laurent borough
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Winnipeg
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Pro-Palestinian protesters ordered to dismantle U of M encampment
The University of Manitoba has asked pro-Palestinian protesters to take down their encampment by Monday morning, or face legal action.
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Severe thunderstorms to bring hail, heavy winds to Manitoba
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Missing Saskatchewan man last seen in The Pas: RCMP
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Edmonton
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Josh Classen's forecast: Lengthy heat wave starts Tuesday
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Elks remain winless after 37-34 loss to Redblacks
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Alberta to relax rule on buying oil, gas wells if municipal taxes unpaid
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Calgary
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Fatal crash in southwest Calgary closes ramp to Tsuut'ina Trail
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Almost 1.5M people attended this year's Calgary Stampede
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Motorcyclist suffers life-altering injuries in crash
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Regina
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Bella Brave passed away after latest hospitalization
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Country Thunder Saskatchewan organizers estimate 25,000 attended festival in 2024
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Water-related death reported on Waskesiu Lake: RCMP
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Vancouver
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UBC investigating professor's social media post following Trump assassination attempt
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LeBlanc briefed by RCMP, CSIS in wake of Trump rally shooting
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North Shore Rescue kept busy Saturday night with 4 calls
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Vancouver Island
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'Stupidity': B.C. mayor sounds off after fireworks cause brush fire
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Restaurants increasingly welcoming dogs with pawgaritas, barkuterie boards
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First responders can't go to Victoria neighbourhood without police, chief says
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Atlantic
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'Those two guys are just heroes in my book': Men save Pointe-du-Chêne Wharf from further damage after fire
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One dead, 3 injured after cottage fire in Cavendish, P.E.I.
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Canada's 13 premiers set to begin days of meetings in Halifax
Canada's premiers will be in Halifax Monday to begin three days of scheduled meetings in Nova Scotia's capital.
N.L.
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Premier says weather co-operating as firefighters attack Labrador City blaze
A change in wind direction, cooler temperatures and possible precipitation made for favourable conditions for attacking the wildfire threatening Labrador City, the premier of Newfoundland and Labrador said Sunday.
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Fire that forced evacuation of Labrador City was nearly out -- but then it exploded
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Canada is building new National Urban Parks. What are they?
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