Новости за 29.01.2022

Firefighters were alerted at 8:25 a.m. by a neighbour who noticed smoke.

Ontario reported 4,855 new cases of COVID-19 Saturday. The province also reported 58 new deaths, which included previously uncounted deaths from a data cleanup. The new numbers brought the total number of COVID-19 cases to 1,026,291 and 11,354 deaths since the pandemic began. The province knows of 49,551 active cases. A total of 3,439 people […]

OC Transpo said Saturday, normal service has resumed after extreme ice prompted an hour-long shutdown between Tunney’s Pasture and Hurdman stations. The R1 bus service was in use connect the stations. ✅RESOLVED, O-Train Line 1: Regular full service has resumed. All platforms at all stations are open. Thank you for your patience. — OC Transpo […]

PEMBROKE — The Freedom Convoy travelling from western Canada and headed for Ottawa is a few hours behind schedule. The convoy is now expected to arrive in Pembroke, with some stopping at the Irving Big Stop, between 7 and 7:30 p.m., barring any further delays along the route. Local supporters have plans to line Highway […]

“But remember that access doesn’t just mean a nearby clinic. It means access to information, to a trusted health worker. And many people have competing priorities; when people are hungry, then vaccines aren’t at the forefront of their priorities.”

Larger convoys of truckers were scheduled to begin arriving in Ottawa on Friday, although most were planning to drive in Saturday morning.

The woman was arrested early on March 31, 2020, for public mischief for calling 911 repeatedly for non-emergency reasons.

There have so far been 39 confirmed cases among inmates and another 50 cases among staff, according to updated Ottawa Public Health data.

It was Jan. 29, 2017, when a 27-year-old man armed with a semi-automatic rifle and a 9mm pistol walked into the Quebec Islamic Cultural Centre and opened fire.

During his state of the city speech, Mayor Jim Watson announced there would be a fair on July 2 to mark 30 years since a city council decision to restore the Aberdeen Pavilion.

The investigation was launched after officers responded to a fight in Hull on Monday.

Right now, though, Chief Peter Sloly says the service is expecting a "peaceful and cooperative demonstration," even while preparing to deal with people who may come here to cause harm, or clashes or crime that may erupt spontaneously.