Climate change may melt the dreams of ski resort operators in Ontario and Quebec, study shows
Ski resorts in Ontario, Quebec and the U.S. northeast are facing a bleak future in the long-term, with studies suggesting that many will no longer be viable by 2080.
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April 1, 2022
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Ottawa app making food delivery more affordable for restaurants
The Ottawa app Getit Local is making food delivery more affordable for restaurants.
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March 14, 2022
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The 23rd Day: Police stepping up to end the occupation of Ottawa
After two days of action police have cleared the big rigs and other vehicles of the Convoy occupiers out of downtown along with arresting 170 people.
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February 19, 2022
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IN THE NEWS: Friday, Feb.11
Capital Current offers morning news highlights.
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February 11, 2022
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IN THE NEWS: Tuesday, Feb. 8
Capital Current offers morning news highlights
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February 8, 2022
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IN THE NEWS: Friday, Feb.4
Capital Current offers morning news highlights.
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February 4, 2022
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IN THE NEWS: Friday, Jan. 28
Capital Current offers morning news highlights.
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January 28, 2022
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COVID consequences: It’s tricky tying the knot during a pandemic
Two brides navigate wedding planning in a pandemic. For the wedding industry, it's been no piece of cake.
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Piper McWilliams, Maia Smith, Sarah O'Leary and Nihan Mahmood ,
May 12, 2021
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Post-secondary students hoping for a rebound in the summer job market
As COVID-19 vaccinations continue across Canada and beyond, many students are hoping this will mean the summer job market will be less terrible than it was in 2020. Although the number of students hired this year has rebounded slightly, employment among young people is still far lower than it was before to the pandemic. According to a survey by Statistics...
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April 6, 2021
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Local food banks adapting to meet the needs of our diverse city
Ottawa's changing population is pushing food banks to offer a variety of produce to satisfy the needs of diverse communities.
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Piper McWilliams ,
March 3, 2021
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In pandemic winter, 51st season of the Rideau Canal Skateway unlike any other
Skating on the Rideau Canal has long been a staple activity for people living in the National Capital Region. Since the frozen waterway first opened for skating in 1970, it has attracted enthusiasts from across the city, the province, the country and beyond. However, the 2021 season on the canal — which officially ended after nearly four weeks of skating...
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Piper McWilliams ,
March 3, 2021
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Lookahead ’21: Community group prepares for another virtual Great Glebe Garage Sale
The event is still at least three months away, but organizers are gearing up for another virtual Great Glebe Garage Sale in 2021. The massive neighbourhood yard sale is one of the main events co-ordinated every year by the Glebe Community Association. It has taken place every spring since 1986, typically on the fourth Saturday in May. Participating vendors donate...
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Piper McWilliams ,
February 15, 2021
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