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How Dayton Changed the World: Carillon Park Celebrates 75 Years with Bold Expansion Plans

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How Dayton Changed the World: Carillon Park Celebrates 75 Years with Bold Expansion Plans

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In honor of the park’s 75th year, Dayton History has unveiled a new master plan which will guide the campus’ vision and development over the next decade. Find out more in this week's Cover Story.See the Story

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Senate passes amendments to First Nations status bill; MPs still need to vote

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Senators have passed sweeping amendments to a bill that would simplify the transfer of First Nations status between generations.See the Story

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Buy Ontario Act Draws Mixed Reactions

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