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Angie Seth

Toronto
As seen in: CBC News, CFRE-TV (Regina, SK), CTV News, Global News, CHDR (Cranbrook, BC)
Host/Storyteller - CBC TV-Radio, President RTNDA; Former CTV/Global/OMNI … Edward Murrow Award angie.seth@cbc.ca - Proud South Asian Mom! Runner! IG: @AngieSeth
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'It needs to be part of the Canadian fibre': Victims of 1985 Air India bombing honoured in online archive Original

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By Laura Clementson Verified, Angie Seth
| CBC News
Rob Alexander gently takes his father's wallet out of a box that his family has held onto for the past 40 years. It was found on his father's body when it was retrieved from the Atlantic Ocean along with some of the wreckage of Air India Flight 182 months after it was bombed in 1985. "He had such a good reputation ...
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Raptors, former Leafs spend weekend in London, Ont. to help the community heal

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By Angie Seth, Alexandra Jones Verified
| CTV News Verified
TORONTO -- A stand against hate took place this weekend on the court and on the ice as two Canadian sports teams -- the Toronto Raptors and the Toronto Maple Leafs -- visited London, Ont. to spread the unified message that hate has no home. The Raptors held an open practice at the Budweiser Gardens on Saturday, followed by a Maple Leafs alumni game on Sunday. The two events were held with the aim of remembering the victims of an Islamophobic terror attack that occurred four months prior.
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Tiny homes-maker Green Terra under border services, police investigation: sources

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By Jackie Dunham, Angie Seth, Brandon Buechler
| CTV News Verified
Following allegations that an Ontario-based tiny homes seller scammed dozens of customers in Canada and the U.S. out of hundreds of thousands of dollars, CTV News has learned the company and its owners are now the subject of investigations by the Canada Border Services Agency and the Ontario Provincial Police.
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