Новости за 13.03.2021

Ottawa Fire Services personnel were called to the scene of a serious accident late Saturday morning at the corner of Irwin Gate and Hazeldean Rd. Crews were forced to remove a door on one of the vehicles to gain access to the occupant, who was placed in the care of the Ottawa Paramedic Service. The […]

Ontario reported 1,468 more people with lab-confirmed cases of COVID-19 on Saturday and 11 more deaths. Ottawa has 94 new people who have tested positive for the virus and one more death, Ottawa Public Health reported Saturday. Cases reported in the province have been gradually climbing over the last two weeks since plateauing in late […]

Seven people from Ontario will be fined $1,550 each for breaking Quebec’s COVID-19 rules by gathering at an Airbnb in Cantley, according to police. Police received a complaint about a residence on Hogan Street, according to a release from the MRC des Collines-de-l’Outaouais. One of the seven people had rented the place on Airbnb. All […]

Colder temperatures are back for the next few days, but don’t get too discouraged there should be a warm up on the way next week. Environment and Climate Change Canada is calling for more seasonable temperatures over the weekend and into the beginning of the week. Saturday is mainly sunny with a high of 0 […]

Having to “show your papers” for immunization inside Canada seems an overbearing use of state power in a liberal democracy.

Saturday, March 13: On Meghan Markle and Prince Harry; props to Dr. Etches; more debate about the vaccine delays; and a few thoughts on warships. You can write to us too, at: letters@ottawacitizen

As the pressure for change sweeps through the arts world, the city’s major players are stepping up to respond to the calls for action — beyond the work that’s already been taking place to include Indigenous artists.

The comedy club was forced to relocate after its leaseholder went out of business — the latest victim of the pandemic.

Ontario administered another single-day high of 43,503 vaccine doses across the province, with 1,062,910 total doses administered.

The school closed Thursday and students shifted to online learning at home on Friday, a board spokesperson said.

“Unfortunately, we are in the middle of dual health crises. So we have to handle the one that is before us, but not forget the one that already existed, pre-pandemic."

KINGSTON — Royal Military College’s new commandant hopes to be a role model for young women and diversity groups by demonstrating that a career in the Canadian Armed Forces is a viable one. It’s why Brig.-Gen. Lise Bourgon asked for, and has been waiting for, this opportunity. “A few years ago, I realized it was […]

The decision on summer gatherings will be based on factors such as ICU capacity, COVID-19 case numbers and the advice of public health authorities in each municipality.

Within the capital region, as with other urban areas, the pandemic has played out in spectacularly uneven fashion.

"Most of you may know me from that episode of Sabrina the Teenage Witch, but what you likely don't know is that I often go by another name: Bruce," the Deadpool star deadpanned in a Friday morning tweet.

Recruiting volunteers to take part in clinical trials for vaccines can be tricky at the best of times. The COVID-19 pandemic has added a new twist. With large shipments of approved COVID-19 vaccines now beginning to arrive in Canada, will it be difficult to convince people to help test an as-yet unproven COVID-19 vaccine candidate? […]

As part of the Centretown Heritage Conservation District, designated in 1997, the exterior of the building is considered a heritage property.