Новости за 07.11.2022

Kieu Lam was found dead after police were called to a Bowmount Street address in the city’s east end just after midnight on Oct. 31.

HALIFAX — The pride in Blanche Bennett’s voice was evident as she vividly recounted the day 80 years ago when she volunteered to serve in the Canadian Women’s Army Corps. Bennett, who turns 100 on Nov. 12, was just 19 when she signed up in 1942 to become one of the nearly 46,000 women who […]

The police have yet to detail the reasons for the arrests inside Ottawa Technical Secondary School.

Studies suggest concern for their futures, and the belief that the current system has failed them, are leading today's youth away from representative government.

Premier Doug Ford said Monday he’ll make a deal with the Ontario education union whose 55,000 members have walked off the job, closing some schools across the province. If CUPE ends the strike to allow students to go back to class, the Ontario government will rescind its legislation that imposes a contract on them and […]

An updated guideline puts a new focus on understanding and treating depression related to cardiovascular health

Ottawa Fire Services put out a fire at a three-story commercial building early Monday morning on Carling Avenue near Merivale Road. Fire fighters received a call from staff at the building about flames visible from the second floor, according to a release from Ottawa Fire Services. The main body of the fire was put out […]

In a year of inflation and volatility, Premier Doug Ford has injected even more economic uncertainty into every single unionized sector.

Last month, a social media troll told me no one is wearing face coverings to protect against COVID anymore. Wrong — thousands told me they still don their masks to protect themselves and others. And that's a good thing.

Ottawa mayor-elect Mark Sutcliffe claims he'll plant one million trees during his term. Our advice: Better get cracking.

Monday, Nov. 7: Rogue doctors, buck-passing cops, and our health and education crisis prompted letters today.

It’s the most consequential, far-reaching piece of housing legislation and regulatory change in Ontario in recent memory

No one has lived at the official home of our prime ministers since 2015, but there's still a cost to keep the lights on in the crumbling structure.

The person, who did not have a personal flotation device, was stuck on some rocks about 200 feet from shore.

A paramedic spokesperson said the service sent multiple resources to the scene and was presented with a patient who was not transported.

“They did not sacrifice their lives for their country, they had no say in the matter. And those who did survive the horrors of war were often discarded on the battlefield after being injured."

The 2022 Canada Army Run took place in downtown Ottawa on Sunday. It was special day for many runners as they were able to take part in the first in-person Canada Army Run since 2019. The run had been scheduled for Sept. 18 but was postponed to Nov. 6 following the death of Queen Elizabeth […]