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An Ottawa church’s parishioners were issued wrongful parking tickets after mass. As CTV’s Dylan Dyson reports, the tickets were ripped up but concerns remain.
Two Ottawa mayoral candidates released platform planks on Thursday as the city passes a key milestone on the way to the October election.
You LOST SOMETHING Ottawa, still recovering from the July 1 flooding. Now, one local entrepreneur is asking a larger question: Can our city become more agile in responding to increasingly frequent emergencies while keeping communities connected?
Stutzle is the alpha up front, leading the team in scoring last season with 83 points (34 goals, 49 assists). The speedy wing, who is 24, has 409 points (149 goals, 260 assists) in 447 games since being selected No. 3 by Ottawa in the 2020 NHL Draft.
Allan Hubley is working to win Kanata South for a fifth time against three challengers looking to earn their first term.
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Two years after nicotine pouch restrictions, Quit Club asks Ottawa to show Canadians the evidence
Two years after the federal government made quitting smoking harder, thousands of Canadians are calling on Health Minister Marjorie Michel to launch a transparent 30-day review and publish the evidence on whether the policy is meeting its stated goals.
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Ottawa spending $50M to build three BC salmon hatcheries
PRINCE GEORGE — The federal government has announced more than $50 million in contracts for the construction of three separate hatcheries in British Columbia aimed at salmon conservation.
Residents delivered what they call a "demand letter" to Ottawa City Hall on Monday after city commissioners decided to take no action on a citizen-led initiative petition regarding data centers.