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Four ways to celebrate the spooky season without leaving town. https://t.co/P4fiQ9cDNx

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The OLG shared details of where in the province the big winners were sold. https://t.co/3UelsFvqom

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All three city council decisions are open to appeal until Oct. 28. https://t.co/bChzsNp9cv

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Ontario will import New York power this winter to help offset the loss of the Pickering nuclear plant amid a refurbishing process. https://t.co/LAX0PzTQsz

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Turnout for advance polls far exceeded the previous municipal election. https://t.co/5dKFkCP6nL

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According to Halton police, the pedestrian was crossing Mainway — near Walkers Line — when he was struck by a westbound Hyundai Elantra. https://t.co/FfKqJr1gm4

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Environment Canada expects mild temperatures and no major storms across southern Ontario through October, with cool nights near freezing. https://t.co/boAsQSujFi

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The Bank of Canada will announce its rate decision Oct. 28 as inflation reaches 3.1 per cent and analysts differ on whether rates could rise. https://t.co/VVChLtagWY

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Sweeping changes to the board’s procedural bylaws are designed to bring HCDSB in line with the province’s Bill 101. https://t.co/yMAA2CywlY

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Dan McTeague, head of Canadians for Affordable Energy, offers his gasoline and diesel price predictions. https://t.co/qMsq9I8TJK

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Canada’s measles outbreak is over after more than 6,400 cases, but the country must stop transmission for 12 months to regain its elimination status. https://t.co/U9UeQXZUF9

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The Canadian Food Inspection Agency is warning consumers about the recall of SLY brand freeze-dried potato Bourguignon due to an undeclared allergen. https://t.co/AplCWDRDbo

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Global Affairs Canada is alerting travellers to France about disruptive protests happening there that have turned violent. French authorities have issued curfews in several major cities to help restore calm. Here’s what travellers should know. https://t.co/30LSHetbge

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Health Canada is alerting consumers about a recall of the JKMAX Heated Blankets and Heating Pads, previously available on https://t.co/SP3ZuNbPgE, due to a risk of fire or burns. See product details. https://t.co/UW9sgjp4LY

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The Orionids meteor shower is active from Oct. 2 to Nov. 7, but is expected to peak the night of Oct. 21 to 22. https://t.co/C0iy01dU6b

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Costco is warning members about the recall of a movie night set that contains a chocolate bar with undeclared almonds. https://t.co/KJTvkN5h7T

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Eligible Canadian residents who haven’t filed tax returns through 2024 have until Oct. 30, 2026, to claim retroactive Canada Carbon Rebate (CCR) payments. Here’s who qualifies. https://t.co/Ll0repUhKc

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Conservation Halton Wants Your Feedback https://t.co/TaE0di0TtT

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Burlington Ubuntu Grandwomen have raised more than $360,000 and their anniversary concert helps support the cause https://t.co/Fi6Kw2ZNUT

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Get today’s top news across Ontario for Oct. 22, which includes gasoline and diesel price drop, update on girl injured in Oshawa crash, and trending pet names in Canada. https://t.co/wtjKfFd0Fc