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He wasn ;t just a brother. He was a best friend.The family of Georgetown man Christopher Violo, 28, who was killed in an accident on Highway 400 on Sunday, is remembering him for his big personality and adventurous spirit.Chris, Im going to try and live life through your shoes, his sister Jessica wrote to Facebook. Try and be as adventurous and as stubborn if I am not already
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A proposed development at Mapleview Drive and 25th Sideroad in Innisfil threatens well water levels, the environment and Lake Simcoe, local residents say.The Teromi su
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