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Guelph police investigate ‘dangerous behaviour’ during unsanctioned Homecoming gathering (opens the original)
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Police in Guelph, Ont., are investigating reports of dangerous and unlawful behaviour during a large unsanctioned Homecoming gathering over the weekend, including objects being thrown into crowds, people climbing buildings and property damage. Police said officers responded to several incidents as the gathering unfolded, with nearby businesses also reporting shoplifting and vandalism. Investigators are now reviewing reports, video footage and other evidence as they work to identify those involve
‘All I needed was a safe space’: Mount Forest, Ont., mom turns daughter’s loss into SickKids legacy (opens the original)
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A Mount Forest, Ont., family is turning the loss of their baby girl into a legacy of support for other families at the Hospital for Sick Children in Toronto. Scottie-Lynn Stewart was born on Sept. 19 of last year. She was diagnosed in utero with truncus arteriosus type 3, a rare congenital heart defect. “After delivery, within an hour, Scottie was transported over to SickKids where they hooked her up to everything just to get a baseline and a monitor,” mother Chelsey Briere recalled. She underwe
Flooding in Niagara could push prices higher for peaches and plums next year, warns U of G expert (opens the original)
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Peaches, plums and cherries may be plentiful in Ontario grocery stores right now, but it could be a very different situation next summer. More than 30 centimetres of rain fell across parts of Niagara region in early August. Flooding on those farms, orchards and vineyards could end up pushing prices higher, according to one plant biologist at the University of Guelph. Jayasankar Subramanian, a professor of tree fruit breeding and biotechnology in the Department of Plant Agriculture, develops tend
Crews continue cleanup after EF0 tornado touches down in southern Ontario (opens the original)
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Cleanup efforts continued in Woodstock, Ont. on Monday after the Northern Tornadoes Project confirmed an tornado touched down in the area on Saturday. “We confirmed that tornado preliminary rating of EF0, which is the lowest on the scale,” David Sills, director of Northern Tornadoes Project at Western University, said. The City of Woodstock said crews responded to several downed trees and some flooded streets following the powerful storm. Staff worked throughout the weekend to clear debris from
‘Somebody knows what happened’: Family wants answers for Kitchener man’s 2014 disappearance (opens the original)
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Donna Wall has carried the weight of not knowing what happened to her older brother for more than a decade. “All I want to know is where he is so he can be put to peace,” she told CTV News in July. Jed Ouillette disappeared from Kitchener, Ont. in September 2014. There were no confirmed sightings of the 52-year-old in the weeks, months and years that followed, no clear answers about where he went and no goodbye note was left behind. The Waterloo Regional Police Service said their investigation s
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