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• Woman in critical condition after double stabbing in ByWard Market - CBC.ca

  14-10-2016 23:44 via cbc.ca
  
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  Woman in critical condition after double stabbing in ByWard Market
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  Two people are in custody after a woman was stabbed in the back and a man was stabbed in the chest near George and Cumberland streets on Friday afternoon. Ottawa paramedics were called just after 4:30 p.m. to the west side of the Salvation Army Booth ...
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• 2 Ottawa police officers charged with unsafe storage of a firearm - CBC.ca

  14-10-2016 23:36 via cbc.ca
  
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  2 Ottawa police officers charged with unsafe storage of a firearm
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  Two Ottawa police officers have been suspended with pay after being accused of unsafely storing their firearms while off-duty in Kingston in May. The investigation started in May but police refused to elaborate on what exactly sparked it. "That's ...
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• Ottawa needs more paramedics to meet missing ambulance response standards: report - CBC.ca

  14-10-2016 23:08 via cbc.ca
  
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  Ottawa needs more paramedics to meet missing ambulance response standards: report
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  Ottawa needs to put an extra 36 paramedics on the road over the next couple of years to meet its own targets for how quickly ambulances reach people in cardiac arrest or other life-threatening situations, according to a city staff report. A wide ...
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• Ottawa needs more paramedics to meet missing ambulance ... - CBC - CBC.ca

  14-10-2016 23:08 via cbc.ca
  
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  Ottawa needs more paramedics to meet missing ambulance ... - CBC
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  Ottawa needs to put an extra 36 paramedics on the road over the next couple of years to meet its own targets for how quickly ambulances reach people in ...
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• Ottawa man accused of distributing child sex abuse images - CBC.ca

  14-10-2016 22:23 via cbc.ca
  
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  Ottawa man accused of distributing child sex abuse images
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  An Ottawa man has been accused of sharing images and videos of children being sexual abused online after a five month investigation that included tips from as far as Interpol in the United Kingdom. The 63-year-old man was arrested Friday and charged ...
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• Ottawa man charged with child pornography offences - Ottawa Citizen

  14-10-2016 21:33 via ottawacitizen.com
  
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  Ottawa man charged with child pornography offences
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  An Ottawa man is facing multiple child pornography charges after police received tips from Interpol and the National Centre for Missing and Exploited Children about sexually explicit material being uploaded to the Internet. Ottawa police say they ...
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• Ottawa man, 63, arrested on child pornography charges | Ottawa ... - Ottawa Citizen

  14-10-2016 21:33 via ottawacitizen.com
  
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  Ottawa man, 63, arrested on child pornography charges | Ottawa ...
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  An Ottawa man is facing multiple child pornography charges after police received tips from Interpol and the National Centre for Missing and Exploited Children ...
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  Robert Neill RITCHIE of Ottawa Charged With Child Pornography ...Cornwall Free Newsall 3 news articles »
  
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• Jim Prentice's legacy, from Harper's beginning in Ottawa to the end of Alberta's PC dynasty - The Globe and Mail

  14-10-2016 21:22 via theglobeandmail.com
  
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  Jim Prentice's legacy, from Harper's beginning in Ottawa to the end of Alberta's PC dynasty
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  Before a plane crash ended his life on Thursday night, Jim Prentice was a key player in some of the most tumultuous eras of Canadian conservative politics, both federally and in the province he called home. Here are some of the highlights.
  Editorial: Mourning a moderate: Jim Prentice dies in plane crashOttawa Citizenall 151 news articles »
  
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• Body scanners put end to backdoor smuggling at Ottawa jail - Ottawa Sun

  14-10-2016 19:31 via ottawasun.com
  
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  Body scanners put end to backdoor smuggling at Ottawa jail
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  jail The Ottawa Carleton Detention Centre he first jail to receive the scanners. DARREN BROWN / POSTMEDIA. Article. Change text size for the story; Print this story. Report an error. More than a month after the Ottawa jail's body scanner became ...and more »
  
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• 26 injured in eastern Ontario tour bus rollover, OPP say - CBC.ca

  14-10-2016 19:27 via cbc.ca
  
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  26 injured in eastern Ontario tour bus rollover, OPP say
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  A tour bus transporting 50 seniors flipped on Highway 28 in the eastern Ontario town of Denbigh Friday morning, sending 26 people to hospital with injuries. Provincial police Acting-Sgt. Angie Atkinson said none of the injuries are life-threatening ...
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• 10 injured in eastern Ontario tour bus rollover, OPP say - CBC.ca

  14-10-2016 19:27 via cbc.ca
  
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  10 injured in eastern Ontario tour bus rollover, OPP say
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  A tour bus transporting 50 seniors flipped on Highway 28 in the eastern Ontario town of Denbigh Friday morning, injuring 10 people, Ontario Provincial Police confirm. OPP Acting-Sgt. Angie Atkinson said none of the injuries are considered life threatening.
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• MacDougall: How Justin Trudeau should use wedge politics to divide and conquer his opposition - Ottawa Citizen

  14-10-2016 17:38 via ottawacitizen.com
  
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  MacDougall: How Justin Trudeau should use wedge politics to divide and conquer his opposition
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  Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has an opportunity to divide and conquer his opposition, writes Andrew MacDougall. Jeff McIntosh / THE CANADIAN PRESS. Share Adjust Comment Print. No sooner do I question whether Justin Trudeau can play the heavy ...
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• Injured Canada goose who refused to leave Gatineau Park now rescued - CBC.ca

  14-10-2016 15:53 via cbc.ca
  
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  Injured Canada goose who refused to leave Gatineau Park now rescued
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  An injured Canada Goose seen lingering in Gatineau Park after others migrated south has been rescued, according to the National Capital Commission. The injured goose can't fly and appears to have a broken wing. Another goose, presumably its mate, ...
  
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• Ottawa weather forecast calls for a cool day, warm weekend - CBC.ca

  14-10-2016 13:14 via cbc.ca
  
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  Ottawa weather forecast calls for a cool day, warm weekend
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  Brrrr... it's a chilly start to the day in Ottawa-Gatineau — below freezing as of 6 a.m. — and you can expect more of that tonight, but we have a warm weekend ahead. Friday's forecast calls for a mix of sun and cloud with a high of 12 C, while the UV ...
  
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• Witness to machete attack billed by Ottawa Community Housing for ... - CBC.ca

  14-10-2016 12:52 via cbc.ca
  
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  Witness to machete attack billed by Ottawa Community Housing for ...
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  After witnessing a machete attack on his former roommate, Roy Hobbs was threatened with eviction and billed for clean-up costs by his landlord after the victim ...and more »
  
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• Witness to machete attack billed by Ottawa Community Housing for bloody clean-up - CBC.ca

  14-10-2016 12:52 via cbc.ca
  
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  Witness to machete attack billed by Ottawa Community Housing for bloody clean-up
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  After witnessing a horrific machete attack on his friend, Roy Hobbs was threatened with eviction and billed for the cost of cleaning up blood by his landlord, Ottawa Community Housing. Shortly after opening his door to some acquaintances on May 14 ...and more »
  
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• Tenant billed by Ottawa Community Housing for bloody clean-up - CBC.ca

  14-10-2016 12:52 via cbc.ca
  
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  Tenant billed by Ottawa Community Housing for bloody clean-up
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  After seeing the aftermath of a machete attack on his friend, Roy Hobbs was threatened with eviction and billed for the cost of cleaning up blood by his landlord, Ottawa Community Housing. On May 14, Hobbs says he let some acquaintances into his ...and more »
  
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• Ottawa-Gatineau traffic updates for Oct. 14 - CBC.ca

  14-10-2016 12:31 via cbc.ca
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  Ottawa-Gatineau traffic updates for Oct. 14
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  Good morning commuters! Oct. 14 is one of those special days. This is the day many, many of the city's construction projects wrap up. They are mostly smaller ones, but there are a few significant ones for sure. For example, Woodcrest Road re-opens ...
  
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• Ottawa's new mortgage rules will drive up rents in Toronto: study - The Globe and Mail

  14-10-2016 11:00 via theglobeandmail.com
  
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  Ottawa's new mortgage rules will drive up rents in Toronto: study
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  Toronto's rental market is the hottest it has been in years, with bidding wars breaking out and rents soaring, according to a new study that predicts Ottawa's new stricter mortgage qualification will make the region's rental market even less affordable.and more »
  
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• Ottawa's newest convention centre launches in style - CTV News

  14-10-2016 05:46 via ottawa.ctvnews.ca
  
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  Ottawa's newest convention centre launches in style
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  It was a glamourous red carpet gala the likes of which Ottawa rarely sees. 700 V.I.P. guests dressed in black tie and gowns, including many well-known faces from the worlds of business, politics, and entertainment. “This is top shelf. This is white ...
  
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• Ottawa butcher faces backlash after body-shaming Hillary Clinton - CTV News

  14-10-2016 00:18 via ctvnews.ca
  
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  Ottawa butcher faces backlash after body-shaming Hillary Clinton
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  An Ottawa butcher says he regrets putting up a sign demeaning Hillary Clinton's body and making fun of Donald Trump's sexual assault allegations after a social media uproar forced him to take it down. "I know I shouldn't have put it up in the first ...
  Trump-Clinton meat special draws ire on social mediaCBC.ca
  Deli sorry for sign joking about Clinton's breast size, Trump's gropingOttawa Citizenall 4 news articles
  
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