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Strathroy-Caradoc Police receiving funding as part of Preventing Auto Thefts grant

The Ontario government is allocating $18 million across three years to support police efforts against auto the.

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Southwestern Ontario police getting $5 million to battle auto theft | The Woodstock Sentinel Review

Police forces in Southwestern Ontario are getting more than $5 million from the province to combat the rising scourge of auto theft

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Southwestern Ontario police getting $5 million to battle auto theft | Sarnia & Lambton County This Week

Police forces in Southwestern Ontario are getting more than $5 million from the province to combat the rising scourge of auto theft

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Southwestern Ontario police getting $5 million to battle auto theft

Police forces in Southwestern Ontario are getting more than $5 million from the province to combat the rising scourge of auto theft

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Thwarting Theft: Ontario spending $18 million over three years on auto theft prevention

Toronto, Ontario The Ontario government is spending $18 million over the next three years to fund projects intended to fight auto theft, Premier Doug Ford a

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