12-year-old hospitalized after being bit by coyote
A 12-year-old boy was sent to the hospital with minor leg injuries after being bit by a coyote in Nobleton, Ontario.
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Teen driver gets $1,700 ticket, licence suspended after going nearly 200 km/h on Quebec highway
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