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 Pinehurst Drive fire
OAKVILLE BEAVER - Oakville Firefighters battled a garage fire this afternoon on Pinehurst Dr.
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 Rescue dog needs hip surgery
MILTON CHAMPION - An abandoned Labrador/shepherd cross that requires $10,000 in veterinary care is just one of several animals in need of help at the Milton Animal Sanctuary (MAS).
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 Darling Home volunteers recognized
OAKVILLE BEAVER - On May 15, the countless hours of dedication, generosity and care of the Darling Home for Kids' volunteers was rewarded.
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 Motorcycle noise testing in Oakville
OAKVILLE BEAVER - Motorcyclists who want to continue riding in Oakville may want to get their bikes tested at sessions hosted by the Town of Oakville and Halton police to make sure they will not violate a new noise bylaw amendment, which comes into effect July 1.
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 Arrest in Burlington trailer thefts
BURLINGTON POST -- A Flamborough man is facing multiple charges in relation to the theft of several trailers from industrial compounds in Burlington.
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 Oakville sticks to 200-metre setback on cell towers
OAKVILLE BEAVER - The Town of Oakville will maintain its stand that there should be a 200-metre separation distance between cell towers and sensitive land uses (including homes) -- despite the likelihood it will be overruled by Industry Canada.
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 Failure rate high in Oakville's commercial vehicle blitz
OAKVILLE BEAVER - After a 54 per cent failure rate and more than half of the commercial vehicles inspected taken off the road for safety violations, Halton police promise more commercial vehicle enforcement campaigns in the wake of Operation Tag & Tow, held in Oakville May 15 and 16.
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 Bear given memorial service in Mountainside Park
BURLINGTON POST - The male black bear slain by Halton Regional Police on Wednesday received a native memorial service later that day by members of the Six Nations Confederacy in the park where it was killed.
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 Time for the water safety talk again
BURLINGTON POST - As people prepare to open their pools and cottages this holiday weekend, the Canadian Red Cross urges people to be safe around the water.
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 Milton Hwy. 401 expansion expected
MILTON CHAMPION -- Highway 401 through Milton is looking at a massive expansion after the Province decided that a new corridor through Halton Hills isn't the best way to alleviate gridlock in the area.
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 Oakville trades trees for lakefront
OAKVILLE BEAVER - Town officials are standing by their decision to accept a deal with a developer, which obtained waterfront property for the public, but also led to the destruction of 236 mature trees at 394 Lakeshore Rd. W.
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 Readers polled on Car-Free Sundays
BURLINGTON POST - Earlier this month, the Burlington Post published a story on the city's decision to launch Car-Free Sundays in Burlington -- one on June 10 and another on July 15.
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