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More than 60,000 Customers without Power After Winter Storm Hits Ontario: Hydro One — HydroOneOverheadPowerLines3 by Wikipedia Photo - Own work (By: Raysonho @ Open Grid Scheduler / Grid Engine) / CC-0

Hydro One · Canada

More than 60,000 Customers without Power After Winter Storm Hits Ontario: Hydro One

83% Left coverage: 23 sources

Timmins storm cleanup expected to continue for another month, city says

Winter Storm · Timmins

Timmins storm cleanup expected to continue for another month, city says

Coverage: 2 sources

More than a week after a major storm hit Timmins and surrounding communities in northern Ontario, crews are continuing to clean up.See the Story

SIU concludes investigation into woman’s drug overdose in Timmins

SIU concludes investigation into woman’s drug overdose in Timmins

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

The deputy director of the Special Investigations Unit, Stacey O’Brien, has ended an investigation into the hospitalization of a 44-year-old woman who survived a cocaine overdose during an interaction with an Ontario Provincial Police officer in Timmins.See the Story

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