For 58 years, Paul Dumoulin has lived at the same home in Vaudreuil-Dorion. Over the decades, he has spent time and money maintaining his property. “It’s my investment for sure,” Dumoulin, who is a Vaudreuil councillor, said. In 2017 and 2019, when Vaudreuil-Dorion was hard hit by spring floods, Dumoulin’s street was dry.
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Stamps receiver Reggie Begelton takes home 2024 presidents’ ring
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Murder charge laid after death of 35-year-old Stratford woman
On Tuesday morning at around 5 a.m., police say emergency services were dispatched to a home on Ontario Street after an incident was reported.
Folic acid could help disrupt link between lead and autism during pregnancy: Study
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Ontario to table next major economic update, including details of booze costs
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On Tipping, Food Pricing, Michelin and Migrant Workers with Corey Mintz
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Gun, drugs found on man who failed to pay for Edmonton transit fare: police
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Court orders Manitoba community to pay councillor’s legal expenses following failed attempt at ouster
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Prolific editor, columnist Robert Fulford dead at 92
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Poplar Grove Winery Introduces BC’s First Library Wine Collection
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