Новости за 01.04.2021

There were 124 new confirmed cases in Ottawa, according to Public Health Ontario, bringing the city’s total to 17,257 since the pandemic’s start.

After a year of minimal ticket sales, the National Arts Centre has laid off 17 part-time box-office employees.  The part-timers have not had scheduled shifts in more than a year because of the pandemic’s impact on the performing arts industry, said NAC spokesperson Annabelle Cloutier.  Nor is it likely they will be needed to work […]

Public delegates, and some transit commissioners, told the bureaucrats that the OC Transpo tweaks are really "cuts."

A woman alleges she was sexually assaulted by Vice Admiral Hayden Edmunston onboard HMCS Provider in November 1991.

"So let's get on with it. Otherwise, the impacts could be catastrophic."

Ottawa’s Medical Officer of Health Dr. Vera Etches says she does not support the call to speed up second doses of COVID-19 vaccines for front-line health workers. Ontario, on the advice of the National Advisory Committee on Immunization, has pushed back second doses of COVID-19 vaccines by up to four months in order to vaccinate […]

Dick Smith and Hope Wilmot were so worried about the risk of COVID-19 that they seldom left their home in the woods north of Wakefield in recent months. They knew that 75-year-old Smith, who had severe heart disease and relied on a pacemaker and defibrillator, would be at high risk if he became infected. Smith […]

"Given the critical situation, we have to act," François Legault said Wednesday.

Organizers have cooked up lots of ideas for Thursday's two-hour live Relay for Life.

Officials at Ottawa’s largest school board say they hope to make changes as early as June to the pandemic high school schedule that many students and their parents say is causing academic overload and stress. More than 1,900 people have signed a petition and 83 people signed an open letter to the board asking for […]