Michael Talbot
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Bad blood, personal insults mark Mississauga mayoral debate (opens the original)
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“Our staff are terrified of the blonde bombshell coming back,” Carolyn Parrish barked at Bonnie Crombie during Thursday night’s heated Mississauga mayoral debate, marking one of several moments where municipal concerns took a back seat to personal insults. Crombie, a former three-term Mississauga mayor, and Parrish, the incumbent seeking re-election, didn’t mince words during the 90-minute debate moderated by CityNews’ Mark McAllister. The other two participants, councillors Dipika Damerla and A
The fight for Mississauga: Top mayoral candidates clash in heated debate (opens the original)
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It was a debate that pitted an incumbent mayor and a former three-term mayor of Mississauga against two city councillors who believe the city is ready for a new look and new ideas. The 90-minute Mississauga mayoral debate moderated by CityNews’ Mark McAllister on Thursday night had some heated moments, personal attacks, and a few mic drop zingers as each candidate tried to separate themselves from the pack while defending their respective track records. The debate format touched on several key t
St. Catharines mayor 'disgusted' by alleged homophobic attack that sent man to hospital (opens the original)
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Two suspects, a man and woman, have been charged in connection to an alleged attack outside of a St. Catharines bar that’s being investigated by Niagara Regional Police as a possible hate-motivated crime. Officers were called to the St. Paul and Bond streets area at around 8:50 p.m. on Saturday, September 26, for reports of an assault. Once on scene, police found a 25-year-old Welland man suffering from serious injuries that required hospitalization. Police confirm they are probing “whether this
Passengers vent after being stranded for hours on stalled GO Train (opens the original)
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Several passengers on a Lakeshore West GO train say they were stranded for up to two hours after the train stalled not far from its destination at Union Station. A rider named AJ told CityNews he boarded the train at Appleby Station at 9:19 a.m. and it was scheduled to arrive at Union at 10:15 a.m. But right as the train approached Union Station, it stalled. “We reached outside Union … then we were stranded and they said there was some equipment issue and eventually they said that another train
Halton police warn of spike in residential break-ins, with homes near trails 'specifically targeted' (opens the original)
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The Halton Regional Police Service (HRPS) believes organized crime groups are responsible for a recent spike in residential break-ins, with the culprits taking advantage of reduced daylight hours to shield their illicit activities. Investigators also say the suspects are specifically targeting homes that back onto trail systems, or are near green spaces. “Thieves are taking advantage of reduced daylight hours, with most break-ins occurring between 5 p.m. and 10 p.m.,” a HRPS release states. “Unl
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