Liberty Village residents protecting their pack

Liberty Village residents protecting their pack

In the wake of increasing coyote attacks, some Liberty Village residents are banding together to ensure the safety of their dogs. Dilshad Burman with more on their "pack walks."

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Students at Courcelette Public School honor Canada’s heroes

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