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Pride Flag Burned and Stolen at Norwich School
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Pride Flag Burned and Stolen at Norwich School

Ontario Provincial Police are investigating two incidents of vandalism targeting Pride flags at Emily Stowe Public School in Norwich. A flag was burned on June 1, and a replacement flag was stolen days later when suspects cut down the metal flagpole.

6/8/2026
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Three Killed in Highway 7 Crash Involving Motorcycles
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Three Killed in Highway 7 Crash Involving Motorcycles

A devastating collision at Highway 7 and New Heights Road in Kawartha Lakes claimed three lives Saturday evening. The crash involved a passenger vehicle and four motorcycles, leaving our community mourning and several others injured.

6/7/2026
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Ontario Sees Worst Labour Force Drop Since 1976
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Ontario Sees Worst Labour Force Drop Since 1976

The province's labour force shrank by 71,300 people between January and March 2026, marking the steepest decline in nearly 50 years outside of pandemic lockdowns. Youth unemployment has climbed to 15.9 per cent as political leaders clash over economic policy.

6/3/2026
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Federal Appeals Court Rules Pentagon Transgender Ban Illegal
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Federal Appeals Court Rules Pentagon Transgender Ban Illegal

A divided federal appeals panel ruled Monday that the Pentagon's policy banning transgender troops from military service violates the law, though the ban remains in effect pending further review. The decision marks another legal setback for the Trump administration's military policies.

6/2/2026
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USS Ford Returns Home After Year-Long Deployment
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USS Ford Returns Home After Year-Long Deployment

The USS Ford has returned to its home port after spending nearly a year at sea. The aircraft carrier's arrival allows crew members to take leave while significant plumbing issues aboard the $13 billion vessel can finally be addressed.

6/2/2026
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Colorado Clerk Convicted of Election Tampering Released Early
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Colorado Clerk Convicted of Election Tampering Released Early

Tina Peters, a former Colorado county clerk convicted of interfering in the 2020 elections, has been released from jail early following pressure from President Trump on the state's Democratic governor. The case had drawn national attention as Peters was found guilty of tampering with voting machines.

6/2/2026
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