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	October 6th, 2004: Boy choking at restaurant, Quick-thinking firefighter saves toddler's life - Boy choking at restaurant Quick-thinking firefighter saves toddler's life Chris Thompson Wednesday,..
	March 19th, 2004: Phone Solicitation Is Not From WF&R - Windsor Fire & Rescue Services is not raising money for Children's Fire Protection Programs at this time...
	February 1st, 2004: MARIJUANA GROW OPERATIONS AND THE GREEN TIDE REPORT - In 2003, the Ontario Association of Chiefs of Police produced a report called Green Tide: Indoor Marijuana Cultivation and Its Impact on Ontario...
	January 1st, 2004: The Children's Safety Village of Windsor & Essex County is now open! - Now Open! The Children's Safety Village is an interactive environment, designed to provide Kindergarten to Grade 5 students with hands-on safety training i..
	January 1st, 2004: Ministry of Community Safety and Correctional Services - New legislation will help combat residential indoor marijuana grow operations - First Step In McGuinty Government's Strategy TORONTO, Oct. 19 /CNW/ - New legislation to be introduced in the Legislature today is the first step in the McGuinty..
	January 1st, 2004: Emergency Procedures in Case of Power Outage - What to do when the power goes out! - The following information is provided to the public as information to prepare in case of a power outage...

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