Новости за 25.03.2020

Education Minister Stephen Lecce has not yet announced when schools will reopen for two million Ontario students.

A 21-year-old Eastern Ontario man faces charges including possession of explosives and drugs following a raid by provincial police Tuesday. Police, including emergency response teams and the canine unit, descended on the property on Blair Road in Edwardsburgh-Cardinal Tuesday afternoon. The small town is about 80 km south of Ottawa. Among the items seized was […]

New service-level changes from OC Transpo in the wake of dropping ridership due to the COVID-19 pandemic start taking effect Wednesday. On the Trillium Line, trains will arrive every 15 minutes at all times but service start and end times remain the same. The same caution tape already on the O-Train Line 1 and city […]

After the -6 wind chill early Wednesday, it could be a decent morning for a walk, maintaining a space of at least six feet away from other humans. Wednesday morning should be a mix of sun and cloud, with more cloud rolling in later in the afternoon. The high is expected to be about 7 […]

Wednesday March 25: Readers share their tips for coping with the COVID-19 shutdown, and a few charitable actions too. You can write to us, on this or any topic, at: letters@ottawacitizen.com

The financial services department will implement additional measures to help out property and business owners affected by the COVID-19 outbreak, pending council approval.

The changes will affect the O-Train, bus and Para Transpo service and were made in consultation with Transpo unions, a memo says.

In a video posted to his Twitter account, Poilievre said he had no doubt the test would come back negative.

Mayor Jason Baker says police are told to use discretion about whether people are just staying overnight to rest or intend to enter stores.

Back in 1919, an army doctor treating cases of the lethal Spanish flu had a problem that sounds eerily familiar today: People insisted on mixing when he wanted them to stay apart, and this spread the disease. The Spanish flu may have killed 50 million people in 1918 and 1919 before it finally faded away […]