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Multiple people injured in Aurora car crash

Multiple people were injured Saturday evening in a car crash that happened in Aurora. Emergency crews were called to Wellington and Bathurst Streets in York Region just before 8 p.m. for reports of a three-vehicle collision. Police say two people were injured. The condition of the victims was not immediately known. Roads in the area […]

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Bersatu-PAS cooperation ends, Muhyiddin says, as PN rift deepens

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