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Tenant displaced after smoky fire in Centretown apartment building
One tenant has been displaced following a fire Thursday night at a low-rise apartment building on Gloucester Street in Centretown. Read More
Categories: Canadian News
Petitpas Taylor to take on Treasury Board in cabinet shuffle
The Treasury Board of Canada will be headed by a new minister after Prime Minister Justin Trudeau unveiled his new cabinet on the morning of Dec. 20. Read More
Categories: Canadian News
Holiday hints: Stay focused when decorating this year
Just because Christmas is a treasured tradition doesn’t mean your holiday décor has to be cast in stone. Ottawa-area retailers have all sorts of options for freshening up your festive style—starting with the tree. Read More
Categories: Canadian News
Christmas with the Ottawa Senators: Memories and go-to movies
Travis Hamonic smiles when he talks about his early Christmas memories. Read More
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How Gord Miller became the voice of the world junior hockey championship
Gord Miller is the soundtrack of the Holiday Season for a generation of hockey fans across Canada. Read More
Categories: Canadian News
Ottawa Senators push winning streak to five, gashed Tkachuk scores OT winner against Flames
Categories: Canadian News
Brayden Yager takes on role of Captain Canada for world junior, ignites pre-tourney win over Swiss
As the newest Captain Canada, Brayden Yager plans to follow the lead of the guy who made the nickname popular a decade ago. Read More
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Para Transpo users warned of delays due to aging minibus fleet
OC Transpo is warning Para Transpo users to expect more service delays in the coming weeks due to its aging fleet of minibuses needing “higher-than-normal” maintenance. Read More
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Ottawa's André B. Lalonde appointed to Order of Canada, honoured for transforming maternity care
André B. Lalonde has helped change the trajectory of women’s maternity care across Canada and worldwide, and for that work reshaping hospital rooms over the past 54 years he's being appointed to the Order of Canada. Read More
Categories: Canadian News
Wendy Muckle, Ottawa Inner City Health co-founder, appointed to Order of Canada
Calls from the governor general’s office haven't been out of the ordinary for Wendy Muckle. Read More
Categories: Canadian News
Pellerin: Compliments of the season, or how to be nice to strangers
It’s the time of year when people try to be nicer than usual. Why not use it to take up a new habit that costs nothing, is super easy to do and brings enormous amounts of joy to the world? Read More
Categories: Canadian News
Cole: Home for Christmas — but is it a healthy home?
While that song “I’ll be home for Christmas” conjures up comforting images of a fireplace and family, it may come as a surprise that our home can have a huge impact on our health. For example, living near a busy intersection can increase our risk of many chronic diseases. Likewise, emissions from local industrial sites can have a major impact. Even burning wood in that fireplace can produce dangerous levels of air pollution both inside and in the local neighbourhood. Read More
Categories: Canadian News
Peter Hum's best Ottawa restaurant dishes of 2024 represent around-the-world, affordable eating
This year's survey of favourite bites might be my most budget-friendly and multicultural yet. Read More
Categories: Canadian News
Senators captain Brady Tkachuk set for starring role on NHL's Prime Video series next season
Brady Tkachuk will have a starring role on Prime Video next season. Read More
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Ottawa firefighters battle two blazes overnight
Ottawa firefighters battled a pair of fires at area residences overnight. Read More
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Senators vs. Flames: Ottawa aims to extend winning streak to five straight against Calgary
Thursday 9 P.M., Scotiabank Saddledome Read More
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Feldman and Weir: Reduce antipsychotic use in long-term care
As health-care providers working in long-term care (LTC), we’ve seen firsthand how antipsychotic medications are prescribed to residents, and why. Antipsychotics are often used to help manage behaviours such as agitation and aggression in older adults living with dementia. They may be helpful for some patients, but antipsychotics can do more harm than good for many, especially when used long-term. Read More
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Nearly third of ODSCB schools below 'state of good repair,' watchdog says
Almost one-third of Ottawa-Carleton District School Board school buildings are below a "state of good repair," according to a report from Ontario's financial watchdog. Read More
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