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Father of children killed by drunk driver Tasered and arrested by police prior to his death

Edward Lake, the father of the three children killed by a drunk driver in 2015, was Tasered and arrested by Peel police before his death.

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Edward Lake Tasered, arrested by police prior to death

Edward Lake, the father of the three children killed by a drunk driver in 2015, was Tasered and arrested by Peel police before his death.

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After two deaths, Iowa City group pushes to break silence on suicide

The Iowa City community has seen the deaths by suicide of two sophomores since March of last year.

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Provincial police funding aimed at improving community safety

Police services in Brantford, Brant County and Six Nations of the Grand River will receive funding from the provincial government with the aim to improve…

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Hamilton police using part of new $8 2M from Ontario to create community intervention team

Hamilton police says it plans to use some of the $8.2 million it is receiving from the province to create a new team to help people experiencing homelessness, mental illness and addiction.

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