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Its that time of year again when ticks become active, searching for their
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vaso stanley ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The tick surveillance program has been temporarily suspended due to health department staff being reassigned to COVID response, said a statement from Halton officials. The program will be available when the staff have resumed their regular duties. This means that local residents currently cant submit any ticks they find to the health department for identification and testing. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Instead, staff are asking residents to use eTick.ca as an identification r
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More than a year after Bramptons Lovleen Dhawan was reported missing, Peel Police say the investigation is still ongoing but there are no updates on the case.Const. Bancroft Wright, media officer for Peel Police, said the case was originally with the police services Criminal Investigations Bureau, but as is the departments practice with longer-term missing persons cases, it has now been taken over by the Homicide and Missing Persons Bureau.The case is considered a missing persons investigation. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Dhawan, then 27, was last seen on Aug. 14, 2019 between 8:30 and 9 a.m. in the area of McLaughlin Road South and Steeles Avenue West in Brampton. Police believe Dhawan then visited T
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stanley cup parking lot. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Police would like to speak with the two young female hikers to determine the location where these keys were originally found, as knowing where the keys were originally found, could greatly assist the investigation.However, Wright said police have never made contact with the hikers who found the keys. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW
