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■ The Lexington Junior League's 75th Charity Horse Show has been awarded the 2011 Nation
You? Drive? Hell No!
A 44-year-old disabled man is hollering discrimination after local examiners refused him the chance to do a driver’s licence test last month.
Blaze puts 2 firemen in hospital
PLAINS TWP. – A fast-moving fire Saturday afternoon destroyed a house on Henry Street, and two firefighters battling the blaze were hospitalized.
Shafias not eligible for auto insurance payouts
The Shafia family members convicted Sunday of four counts of first-degree murder have made no request for compensation from the Quebec auto insurance board for the four relatives found dead in a car in an Ontario canal — and such a request would be denied, a board spokesperson said Monday.
No vehicle-insurance payout for Shafias, Quebec says
The Shafia family members convicted of murder would have their request denied if they sought compensation from Quebec's automobile insurance board for the four relatives found dead in a car in Ontario, an official says.
London's top cop coming to Kingston for Q+A
The public will get a change to grill the new boss of the Metropolitan Police at an event in Kingston next month.
Slow bureaucratic wheels delay stolen car report
I am a woman whose 1999 Toyota Corolla was stolen on August 24, 2011. I made a report to a constable at the Portmore police station the same day. Within a few days, The Insurance Company of the West Indies submitted a letter to the general office at the station, requesting a copy of the report.
VIDEO/PHOTO GALLERY: Sullivan Brothers Nissan of Kingston offers opportunity to test drive electric car
You won’t hear any sounds coming from the tailpipe. There isn’t one. There’s no engine noise, with no engine. Even the unusually shaped headlights and specially formulated tires are in on it.
Quebec insurance plan could pay Shafia, even if he is convicted
Accused could request $47,000 for each of the three dead daughters
Auto insurance rates rise
Drive carefully, Ontario - your auto insurance is going up. The average insurance rates in the province crept up in the last quarter - although some drivers may see more or less of a hike depending on the company they use.[...]
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