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Featured Articles
Truck in Trouble
Above: Over the years, Bailie Boys Towing has had plenty of experience recovering trucks, tractors, snowcats, and other vehicles from the ice. It could have ...
June 23, 2025
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Fishin’ for Deere
by Collin Vandenheuvel Photos: courtesy of Collin Vandenheuvel Not just another day on the job. It was just after 5:00 p.m. on a warm August ...
April 26, 2025
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Recovery at Hawk Cliff
An unstable landscape and a near vertical drop required cautious expertise. by Tia Allard For most people, Hawk Cliff near Port Stanley in Central Elgin, ...
February 25, 2025
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Resilience on Ice: Recovering a Trail Groomer
A technical challenge presents Baillie Boys with the opportunity to give back to the community. by Pat RedigerAll photos are courtesy of Baillie Boys Towing. ...
January 21, 2025
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Industry News
Police Charge Tow Truck Owners after Fraudulent Billing Schemes
by EPS Media Relations Unit, Edmonton Police Service(MRU #: 24R041) IN JULY 2024, THE EDMONTON POLICE SERVICE (EPS) launched an investigation into the business practices ...
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Shining a Light on Roadside Safety
by Pat Rediger Photos by Jackie Richards, Big Hill Towing, Cochrane, Alberta An event designed to draw as much attention as possible demonstrates the vulnerability ...
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Toronto Police Launch Project Dodger to Combat Violence in the Tow Truck Industry
The tow truck industry in Ontario experienced a troubling increase in gun violence in 2024. By Stephanie Sayer (for Superintendent Paul MacIntyre), Toronto Police Service, ...
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