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'Valuable Life Lesson:' Woman Arrested For Anti-Indigenous Comments Apologizes
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Eastern Ontario Rail Blockade Still In Place As Provincial Police Keep Watch
Police kept a watchful eye on a handful of protesters blocking a major stretch of railway in eastern Ontario on Friday as political pressure mounted on the provincial force to take more decisive action.
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Industry, Passengers Left Stranded As Anti-Pipeline Blockades Shut Rail Service
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