Missing Barrie man found safe
Barrie police cruiser with the new Battenburg design. (CTV News/Molly Frommer)
A police search for a missing Barrie man has ended.
Police issued a plea for the public's help locating the man who travels in a non-mechanical wheelchair, saying they and his family were concerned.
Police say the whereabouts of the 64-year-old who failed to return home Tuesday night have been confirmed.
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Kitchener
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Trump wins the White House in political comeback rooted in appeals to frustrated voters
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Erick Buhr fired lawyer, requested mistrial before being convicted of grandmother’s death
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Driver facing multiple charges after being stopped in Cambridge for a tire issue
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London
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Pedestrian in life-threatening condition following serious motor collision in London
A man is in serious condition after a collision on Tuesday evening.
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Over $170,000 in drugs seized, wanted man arrested with loaded firearm: London police
Three people are facing charges after London police found a wanted man in possession of a loaded firearm.
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Part One: A local war veteran speaks about his battle with his memories
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Windsor
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Investigation underway after incident on Dufferin Place
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OPP investigating series of break-and-enters in Leamington
Leamington OPP are investigating a series of break-and-enters in Leamington.
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Free lunches delivered to students in West Windsor
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Northern Ontario
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Various popular brands of bread and buns have been recalled in Canada
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Sudbury police looking for two suspects in sexual assault, assault at pub
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Sault man charged for flashing people
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Sault Ste. Marie
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Sault man charged for flashing people
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Located on the U.S. border, Sault Ste. Marie watches closely as America votes
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Judge agrees $510M legal bill for Robinson Huron Treaty case should be reviewed
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Ottawa
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Trump wins the White House in political comeback rooted in appeals to frustrated voters
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Community rallies to find missing springer-spaniel in Manotick
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Premier not focused on Ottawa as Ontario plans to rip up bike lanes
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Toronto
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Car dealership employees accused of selling stolen cars: Toronto police
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Trump wins the White House in political comeback rooted in appeals to frustrated voters
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Live election results: Trump retakes the White House, defeats Harris by winning key swing states
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Montreal
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Legault warns of a possible influx of migrants following Trump's election
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Man charged in Montreal fatal hit-and-run allegedly had tools to steal cars
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Atlantic
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Commercial fishers seek $10 million in damages against 'illegal' N.S. lobster buyers
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Yarmouth woman, 81, dies after collision between car, truck in Brooklyn, N.S.
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Sikh community mourns pedestrian struck by Halifax bus as latest in series of tragedies
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Winnipeg
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Snow clearing costs already piling up at Winnipeg City Hall
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'It is very scary': Advocates urge Manitobans to test homes for radon
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Family of Bombers QB Zach Collaros finds balance between football and home life
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Calgary
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'A serious challenge': Calgary Chamber of Commerce wary of Trump's second presidency
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Edmonton
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McDavid returns to Oilers lineup against Golden Knights
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Regina
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Icy conditions reported on highways as southern Sask. gets first taste of winter weather
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Vancouver
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B.C. nurse suspended 1 week for stealing drugs, falsifying medical records
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Burnaby school district looks to stagger school schedules
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Vancouver Island
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Trump wins the White House in political comeback rooted in appeals to frustrated voters
Donald Trump was elected the 47th president of the United States on Wednesday, an extraordinary comeback for a former president who refused to accept defeat four years ago, sparked a violent insurrection at the U.S. Capitol, was convicted of felony charges and survived two assassination attempts.
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Victoria woman sentenced to prison for embezzling $340K from employer
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B.C. port shutdown could impact holiday shopping plans
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