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In case you missed the local news this week, here are the stories that captured the most attention of Oakville News readers for the week ending December 3. They range from a new Syrian restaurant, a million-dollar lotto winner, to a man robbed at gunpoint on a trail.
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Top five read stories for the week ending December 3
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Man robbed at gunpoint while out for a walk on a trail
The suspect held a gun to the man’s chest and demanded that he surrender his wallet.
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Weekly Oakville crime update from Nov. 23 to 29
Halton Regional Police responded to 53 crime-related incidents in Oakville from Nov. 23 to 29, with a decrease in the number of offences compared to the preceding week.
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"Darkness on the Edge of Town"
Doug Saunders, Globe and Mail International Affairs writer, spoke on the pitfalls of some well-intentioned suburban housing forms, and Oakville News' Chris Stoate was in the audience.
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Newly opened Ornina Kebab in Oakville brings the flavours of Syria
"I’d like to be a small ambassador for my country, sharing some of my culture with the community through my food,” comments Hussein Akiln, the owner of Oakville's newest restaurant, Ornina Kebab.
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Oakville man wins $1 million with Lotto Max
An Oakville man is the latest $1 million dollar winner in Ontario's Lotto Max after winning a prize draw in October. Congratulations!
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