Новости за 24.08.2020

One person is in custody and police are hunting two others after the trio allegedly invaded a west-end home on Sunday morning. The trio allegedly broke into a home on Woodridge Crescent, near Bayshore Public School, at roughly 2:30 a.m. They fled the scene after police were called and one person was apprehended. The other […]

Deadmau5 is back and coming to Ottawa. The Canadian electronic-music artist, born Joel Zimmerman, performs a live concert on Sept. 11 at the Wesley Clover Parks drive-in stage.  The show is the fourth to be announced in the Ottawa edition of the Budweiser Zero concert series, which features Canadian acts performing pandemic-proof shows for an […]

An enrolment survey by the Upper Canada District School Board shows that 80 per cent of students plan to attend regular, full-day classes in elementary and high school. The school board serves 27,000 students in the counties of Lanark, Leeds, Grenville, Stormont, Dundas, Glengarry, Prescott and Russell. The survey, issued earlier this month, found that […]

The guns and gangs unit of the Ottawa Police Service has issued a call for potential witnesses to a pair of weekend shootings. The first incident occurred about 9 p.m. Saturday on Heron Road near Vincent Massey Park. Police said a bullet went through a parked car with three occupants, one of whom suffered minor […]

Ottawa reported one of the biggest daily COVID-19 case jumps in the province Monday with 24 new cases. That is more than triple the number of new cases reported in Ottawa a day earlier. Only Toronto, with 30 new cases, reported a higher new daily toll. Peel health unit reported 21 new cases. There have […]

A Kraft Heinz spokesman said the peanut butter was made in a plant in Mont-Royal, Que., and an investigation had begun.

The Ottawa Police Service homicide unit was investigating was what described as the “suspicious death” of a man on Sunday evening. Police said patrol officers responded to the 3100 block of Strandherd Road in the southern section of the city at 7:15 p.m. following reports of a man being assaulted. “The man was later declared […]

A motion on the agenda for Tuesday would require students in kindergarten to Grade 3 to wear facial coverings "whenever reasonable, exempting those students with medical or other conditions that would contraindicate such a covering." The motion is to be debated at a meeting Tuesday.

It was the second shooting reported by police in less than 24 hours.