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Ontario buying 5 police helicopters to crack down on car theft
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July 30, 2024
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2:18Now PlayingThe Ontario government is purchasing five new police helicopters that will be used to combat auto theft and street racing in the Greater Toronto Area and Ottawa. Premier Doug Ford said on Monday the province plans to spend $134 million on the new choppers, significantly more than the $46 million that was budgeted. CBC’s Tyler Cheese has the details.
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