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>> Reporter: a collection built by canadians for canadians. Annie bergeron-oliver, ctv news, gatineau. >> Merella: some interesting stuff. That's our newscast for this thursday. Thanks for sharing your time with us and be sure to join todd van der hayden later tonight. For ongoing coverage of canada's top stories, tune in to ctv news channel. I'm merella fernandez. Your local ctv news begins right now. ( ) >> Announcer: >> Tonight told to tear it down. These are good people in these houses. And the city says going after everybody why the city says a homeowner can keep his garage is also tonight ready to find their forever I think the moment the white

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