In the News: Wednesday, June 24
Body found in Ottawa River is missing boater. New math curriculum in Ontario revealed. All that and more in today's news roundup!
‘Know that you are special’: Cards, letters deliver powerful message to Ottawa seniors in pandemic isolation
As the temperatures neared the mid-30s on Father’s Day, Debbie Abfalter took a detour on her way to the beach to stop at the Stirling Park Retirement Community. Despite the blistering heat, residents gathered outside of their building — located near the Merivale Mall in west-end Ottawa — to greet her. That’s because when Debbie stops by she always brings...
In the News: Tuesday, June 23
CEO of Rideau Transit Group resigns. Toronto and Peel Region to move into Stage 2 of reopening. All that and more in today's news roundup!
In the News: Monday, June 22
Confederation line will stay closed until Friday. Investigation opened into racist meme circulating within the Canadian military. All that and more in today's news roundup!
In the News: Friday, June 19
Ottawa nurses protest wage cap. Focus of Conservative leadership debate turns to Trudeau. All that and more in today's roundup!
In the News: Thursday, June 18
Conservative leadership debate includes sparring over carbon tax. Community council supports police 'transformation.' All this and more in today's roundup!
In the News: Wednesday, June 17
Child pronounced dead after being pulled from Ottawa River. OHL to investigate former player's claims. All this and more in today's roundup.
In The News: Tuesday, June 16
Trudeau promises to extend CERB. Quebec will allow indoor public gatherings of 50 people. Byward Market will reopen on Thursday. More in today's roundup.
In The News: Monday, June 15
A float plane nose dives into river after two planes crash mid-air. Call for Ottawa Board of Health to recognize racism as a health threat. More in today's roundup.
Petition led by students, alumni exposes systemic racism at Carleton’s journalism school and calls for change
BIPOC students and alumni have drafted a call to action asking for fundamental change within Carleton University’s School of Journalism.
Hunting, gathering and sharing: Ottawa community helping ensure access to food during COVID-19 crisis
During the COVID-19 pandemic Ottawa's community is helping the Ottawa Food Bank support a higher demand of families. Good samaritans are also helping families who are not resorting to the food bank.