Новости за 11.11.2018

The Dunrobin tornado might be a prime example of why the city needs to get a new radio system completely implemented for emergency responders who use the municipal communications network. The Ottawa Police Service is the last large user group that still needs to be switched to the new radio system and unplug from a […]

KINGSTON — Twenty-eight years after Kingston was rocked by revelations of child molestation by the man whose name was then synonymous with choir at St. George’s Cathedral, a 19th victim has been added to John Austen Gallienne’s account. Gallienne, who now lives in Ottawa, appeared last week in Ontario Court of Justice to face two […]

By Nov. 13, four Canadian soldiers would die at the hands of the Red Army, and more would perish in the largely forgotten “Allied intervention” that was to continue in North Russia and Siberia until June 1919.

The Ottawa Police Service is reporting a crash in the Montreal Road area, early Sunday morning. At approximately 1:20 a.m. a police officer carried out a  traffic stop on a vehicle.  The driver fled in his vehicle and collided with a utility pole a short distance away, knocking out power to several blocks in the […]

If you’re heading to a cenotaph today, or just observing an outdoor minute of silence for Remembrance Day, here’s what you’ll need to know about Sunday’s weather. Skies should be bright (for November), with a mix of sun and cloud. Winds will be from the west 20 km/h gusting to 40, but  becoming light this […]

Trondheim, Norway – As Canadians at home were gearing up for Remembrance Day, Russian President Vladimir Putin was trying to give NATO a poke in the eye. It was the eve of the biggest NATO war games since the collapse of the Soviet Union, and he threatened to launch missiles into the middle of a […]

Almost every public institution in our country claims it wants to better reflect the populations it serves. The same is true of our military. Parliament’s defence committee has even begun a study to determine which groups need better representation. As the nation marks Remembrance Day, it’s important to reflect not only on those who have […]

After The Storm, Saturday night’s TD Place concert to raise funds for the United Way’s tornado relief efforts, was a success well before the Jim Cuddy Band hit the stage. As Mayor Jim Watson noted early in the show, thousands of dollars in advance donations had been gathered before the music started. When Cuddy began […]

The OAG Art Auction, LE PARTY, was held Thursday, Nov. 8, at the beautiful new Ottawa Art Gallery. LE PARTY is a silent art auction featuring works by over 65 regional artists, ranging from emerging to internationally renowned. Funds raised at the event go towards supporting the gallery’s overall operations of educational and exhibition programming. […]

A fire investigator has been sent to the scene of a fire that broke out in an unoccupied home on Cole Avenue after dark Saturday. Flames were coming from several sides of the house when firefighters arrived on the scene a little before 6 p.m. The building at 538 Cole Ave., near Princeton Avenue in […]

KINGSTON — Twenty-eight years after Kingston was rocked by revelations of child molestation by the man whose name was then synonymous with choir at St. George’s Cathedral, a 19th victim has been added to John Austen Gallienne’s account. Gallienne, who now lives in Ottawa, appeared last week in Ontario Court of Justice to face two […]