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Aging journo with the calves of a 15-year-old and a love of the absurd. Also, Toronto Star senior political reporter. Please email tips to drider(at)thestar.ca
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Debris found during search for Hamilton air ambulance jet that disappeared off U.S coast

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By Raju Mudhar Verified, David Rider Verified, Joshua Smith
| St. Catharines Standard Verified
The U.S. Coast Guard says it has found debris from a Hamilton-based air ambulance jet carrying six people, including four from the GTA and Hamilton areas, that disappeared off the coast of Nantucket early Saturday. The missing Gulfstream G100 jet C-GRJP, operated by Latitude Air Ambulance, was travelling from Bermuda to Boston carrying two pilots, two medical staff, a patient and a family escort.
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Ontario’s municipal candidates cool to strong mayor powers, according to Vote Compass

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By David Rider Verified
| Welland Tribune Verified
Candidates for mayor and council in Ontario’s 50 most populous municipalities are not keen on the full use of strong mayor powers, according to data from the newest edition of Vote Compass, which launched Monday. Candidates for mayor, however, appear to be a little more favourable than council hopefuls when it comes to mayors using the controversial powers to overturn decisions made by a majority of council members.
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Ontario’s municipal candidates cool to strong mayor powers, according to Vote Compass

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By David Rider Verified
| St. Catharines Standard Verified
Candidates for mayor and council in Ontario’s 50 most populous municipalities are not keen on the full use of strong mayor powers, according to data from the newest edition of Vote Compass, which launched Monday. Candidates for mayor, however, appear to be a little more favourable than council hopefuls when it comes to mayors using the controversial powers to overturn decisions made by a majority of council members.
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