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Quebec-Ontario border town says police station closure would be ‘immeasurable loss’

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November 5, 2025
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Quebec-Ontario border town says police station closure would be ‘immeasurable loss’

The mayor of a Quebec town that borders Ontario says the potential closure of its provincial police station would be an “immeasurable loss.”

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