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Perhaps you’ve heard one on the radio, or got one before a video online, or maybe even seen one on transit, but ads for full-body MRIs are everywhere these days. They tell you to book an appointment, selling it as a preventative measure to catch something early. But it’s not something that’s actually recommended by any medical association — anywhere. So why have they become so popular?
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Tow truck torched in Brampton driveway overnight as Peel police investigate
Peel Regional Police are investigating after a tow truck was deliberately set on fire in the driveway of a Brampton home early Thursday.
Officers were called to Vauxhall Crescent, near Creditview Road and Sandalwood Parkway, around 3:10 a.m. for reports of a vehicle engulfed in flames. When crews arrived, they found a tow truck burning in the driveway of a home.
There was no damage to the house, and no injuries have been reported.
A Peel police spokesperson tells CityNews officers are investigating the cause of
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Linda Umlauf has maintained a rigid schedule for her high-needs autistic daughter since the London, Ont., group home where her daughter lived shuttered in May, as social and community service workers walked off the job.
She takes Nicky Umlauf, 28, to the beach on Mondays, shopping and swimming on Tuesdays, and other activities the rest of the week, with a packed itinerary planned around her daughter’s interests and need for routine. The mother and daughter love to cook together and go bowling, and
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Male critically injured, 3 arrested after overnight police shooting in Mississauga
A male victim is in life‑threatening condition and three people are under arrest after an officer‑involved shooting in Mississauga overnight, prompting a response from Toronto police, Peel police and Ontario’s police watchdog.
Officers were in the area of Council Ring Road and The Collegeway near Winston Churchill Boulevard around 12:22 a.m. on Thursday conducting an investigation when the shooting occurred.
Police confirm one male suffered life‑threatening injuries and was rushed to hospital. Three people were taken into custody at the