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EXCLUSIVE: RCMP arrest four in alleged Pearson drug smuggling bust Original

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By Jack Hauen Verified
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Four people have been arrested and charged as part of an ongoing investigation into alleged drug smuggling at Canada’s largest airport. Anoshan Alfred, 33, of Alliston; Jeffrey Woolcock, 40, of North York; Jermaine Thompson, 32, of Toronto; and Renaldo Clarke, 42, of North York have been hit with charges related to attempting to traffic cannabis out of Canada, the RCMP said in a news release Friday morning.
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‘Reconciliation is losing the battle to a budget’: Ontario cuts residential school search fund, researcher says

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By Jack Hauen Verified
| SooToday.com Verified
EDITOR’S NOTE: This article originally appeared on The Trillium, a Village Media website devoted exclusively to covering provincial politics at Queen’s Park. A researcher looking for burial sites and historical documents related to a former Ontario Indigenous residential school says the Ford government is cutting the program that funds these searches — a move she says will force “difficult decisions” about how to proceed.
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‘Could’ve been catastrophic’: Metrolinx construction near-misses prompt safety questions

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| HaltonHillsToday.ca Verified
EDITOR’S NOTE: This article originally appeared on The Trillium, a Village Media website devoted exclusively to covering provincial politics at Queen’s Park A group of four workers were busy building the Ontario Line in September 2024 when a 500-pound rebar cage fell more than 10 metres and crashed to the ground, missing them by just a metre. That same day, three kilometres away, about 100 four-by-six-foot acoustic panels fell 15 metres and hit the ground less than two metres from a worker.
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