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Google strikes a deal with the federal government over Bill C-18

Google strikes a deal with the federal government over Bill C-18
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Affordable housing tenants still have a home in Chatham

LuAnne VanAcker is heaving a sigh of relief.

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Homeless funding falls short in C-K

Like the rest of Ontario, the number of people falling into homelessness locally continues to rise.

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PARADE OF HOMES THIS SATURDAY - 99 1 FM CKXS | Your Music Variety

PARADE OF HOMES THIS SATURDAY - 99 1 FM CKXS | Your Music Variety
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Border agency using radio equipment from Chinese company banned in the United States

For the past five and a half years, the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) has been using communications equipment and technology from the controversial Chinese firm Hytera Communications a company the United States government has blacklisted as a national security threat.

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