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WATCH : Human Trafficking – Too Close To Home
Human Trafficking has no place in our community but would you be able to recognize a victim of this crime?
Timea Nagy is a survivor of human trafficking, an author, a public speaker and a social advocate. Her nightmare unfolded in Toronto after arriving from Budapest, Hungary in the hopes of finding meaningful employment. The daughter of a Hungarian police woman, Timea was held against her will in a cheap motel by traffickers...
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You’ve all heard the phrase “try walking a mile in their shoes” but how many people have actually done it?   We have, and we’re doing it again. Since 2011, the Coldest Night of the Year has helped its charity partners successfully raise $21,500,000 in donations and community sponsorships across 121 Canadian locations.
On Saturday, February 23, 2019, we’ll be joining other communities across Canada to participate in The Coldest Night...
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Screeching tires, the crunching of metal and plastic, the feeling of disbelief, these are all normal parts of a car accident that can leave anyone feeling shaken up. When you’ve been involved in a car accident it can be a nerve racking experience, emotions can run high, especially when you’re not sure of what to do next.
Let’s review the steps you should take and what you’re required to do if you find yourself involved in a collision.
Ensure that...
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WATCH
You can’t put a price tag on true love, but sadly, some people will go into great debt trying to find that special someone. This Valentine’s Day don’t become a victim of a broken heart and an empty bank account.
Romance scams are occurring all over North America and are typically started by someone overseas who will develop a relationship/friendship over the internet with promises to come to Canada, but first they need some cash to help them....
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Have you ever been stranded?  Imagine that your only mode of transportation is an electric wheelchair and your battery is now dead. On Tuesday, January 8, 2019, Mississauga resident Jason Graves found himself in that situation.  It was cold, windy, and Jason was stranded in the area of Drummond Road and Burnhamthorpe Road, Mississauga. Thankfully someone noticed Jason’s plight and contacted police.
11 Division Constables Josalyn Hilts, David Salerno, and Matthew...
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