Новости за 14.06.2022

Seven Ottawa residents are currently in hospital due to an active infection.

A Drummond-North Elmsley Township man faces charges including impaired driving and assault with a weapon after a cabbie reported being assaulted and their taxi taken near Pembroke over the weekend. Officers from the Upper Ottawa Valley detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police responded to a disturbance on Doran Road in Laurentian Valley Township at about […]

The hospital foundation’s refusal to explain its numbers makes me wonder if they would withstand public scrutiny.

A compromise of any civil liberty becomes more offensive the longer it remains place.

Grab your hat and shades — late spring is heating up into summer with rising temperatures, a smidge of humidity and some scorching UV levels. Tuesday is mainly sunny with a north wind at 20 km/h picking up in the morning on the way to a high of 25 C and a humidex of 30, […]

When the City of Ottawa’s special collection of tree debris winds down next week, it will have been more than a month since the May 21 storm, pointing to the scale of its trail of destruction. The city asked residents to put tree and other organic storm debris curbside before Friday, June 24. Keep the […]

As a beacon for newcomers, this nation has frequently aided those fleeing catastrophe and strife. Environmental catastrophes mean even more people need our help.

The zoning, as staff are proposing to craft it, would apply after a one-year transition period to new residential developments of 50 units or more across 26 protected major transit station areas.

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Nathalie Warmerdam, one of three women murdered in Renfrew County on the morning of Sept. 22, 2015, had tried repeatedly to get information about where her abuser was going to live when he got out of jail and what was being done to monitor him. Warmerdam was frustrated and panicked when she learned Basil Borutski […]

The consortium overseeing construction of Ottawa’s LRT system told the city that the Alstom Citadis train chosen was only rated to operate down to -25 C, not -38 C as specified in the contract requirements, the commission examining the system’s troubles heard Monday. When the city questioned Rideau Transit Group about its report that the […]

City officials have issued more than $1,000 in fines to the owner of the dog that bit two men in Vanier on Saturday. Tania McCumber, the acting director of bylaw and regulatory services, told this newspaper on Monday that bylaw officers met with the two victims and “in the interest of public safety immediately issued […]