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Gordon Lightfoot is no longer dead (4:40 p.m. update)

Gordon Lightfoot is no longer dead (4:40 p.m. update)

The National Post, Globe and Mail and other media are reporting this afternoon that Gord Lightfoot is alive and well.
School trustees not so sure about defibrillators

School trustees not so sure about defibrillators

Defibrillators in schools? They might save lives, but some trustees at the Huron-Superior Catholic District School Board aren't yet fully convinced they're a good idea.
Do you have this winning ticket?

Do you have this winning ticket?

NEWS RELEASE ONTARIO LOTTERY AND GAMING CORP. ****************************** Ticket worth $100,000 unclaimed in Northern Ontario SAULT STE.
1836 Treaty tribal leaders stand united in Washington

1836 Treaty tribal leaders stand united in Washington

NEWS RELEASE SAULT TRIBE OF CHIPPEWA INDIANS ***************************** Tribal leaders provide united voice in nation’s capitol SAULT STE.
Now that's a jackpot!

Now that's a jackpot!

NEWS RELEASE ONTARIO LOTTERY AND GAMING CORP. ****************************** Lotto Max draw worth an estimated $42 million SAULT STE. MARIE - The Lotto Max jackpot is still up for grabs and the amount is skyrocketing.
Aircraft crashes into Texas office building (videos)

Aircraft crashes into Texas office building (videos)

A small aircraft crashed into a seven-story office building this morning in Austin, Texas. Initial reports indicate that the aircraft appeared to be a small private plane.
Local casino switches to green power

Local casino switches to green power

NEWS RELEASE ONTARIO LOTTERY AND GAMING CORP.

Today in history - February 18

A historical look at events that happened on February 18.

Can ibuprofen fight Parkinson's disease?

People who take regular doses of ibuprofen may be 40 percent less likely to develop Parkinson's disease, according to a study of more than 130,000 patients conducted by the Harvard School of Public Health.
Former OPP First Nations policing inspector faces charges

Former OPP First Nations policing inspector faces charges

OPP NEWS RELEASE ************************* OPP charge officer ORILLIA, ON - (February 18) - The Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) professional standards bureau has charged an OPP officer following an investigation into theft, fraud and breach of trust.