Новости за 17.06.2018

A man and a woman were injured in a stabbing early Sunday after a man entered into an apartment in Hull. Gatineau police say they received a call around 3:45 a.m. after the man entered the apartment on rue de Lorimier, sparking a dispute. The woman suffered stab wounds to her arm. The man was […]

Two Royal Canadian Navy (RCN) ships will visit communities along the St. Lawrence Seaway and the Great Lakes this summer as part of what the navy calls the Great Lakes Deployment. Her Majesty’s Canadian Ships (HMCS) Moncton and Oriole are the ships involvd this year. Here is the schedule: HMCS Oriole will visit the following cities: Toronto, ON (June 17-25) Hamilton, ON […]

Britannia Beach has been closed to swimmers after water tested for elevated levels of E.coli bacteria. “When elevated levels of e.Coli is detected in the water, it is probable that other disease causing organisms are also present,” said Ottawa Public Health. “These organisms can result in skin, ear, throat or gastrointestinal illnesses.” Britannia beach is […]

After nine years of investigation and litigation, the bureau couldn’t make its case that Barney Shum had indirectly enabled bid-rigging at Library and Archives Canada. It’s the bureau’s second major trial loss in three years. Still to come: two more proceedings on the same set of facts. —- When Barney Shum showed up to hear […]

A 19-year-old Ottawa man is facing weapons and drug charges after a traffic stop late Friday night in the Dumaurier Avenue area, Ottawa police said Saturday. At about 11:40 p.m., patrol officers involved in traffic enforcement saw a vehicle run a stop sign. After the vehicle was stopped, a loaded handgun and marijuana were found, […]

At Britannia Beach, the announcement came over the loudspeaker at noon on Saturday. With lifeguards taking their posts for the first time, the city’s four beaches were officially open. Lifeguards will be on duty at all four beaches— Britannia, Mooney’s Bay, Westboro and Petrie Island —  from noon to 7 p.m. every day until Aug. […]

Flora Hall is a cheeky little brewery in a wonderfully restored industrial building, with big, shiny eyes on Flora Street on the edge of Centretown. Many days they make ale. One day next week, they’ll make mischief — by running circles around the Canadian Constitution and the Supreme Court of Canada. Founder Dave Longbottom, 54, […]