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• City gets help trying to ticket Quebec drivers caught on red-light cameras

  24-01-2018 23:59 via ottawacitizen.com
  The free ride enjoyed by red-light-running Quebec drivers in the City of Ottawa could soon end.
  The city is receiving help in its quest to ticket owners of Quebec-plated vehicles whose drivers have been caught burning red lights at camera-monitored intersections.
  The Canadian Council of Motor Transport Administrators (CCMTA) is working with Quebec authorities to help the city find a way to send traffic tickets to Quebec drivers.
  A spokesman for the Quebec’s Société de l&rsquo
  
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• Abuse of elderly man in Ottawa long-term care focus of Dr. Oz show

  24-01-2018 23:49 via ottawacitizen.com
  The abuse of an elderly Ottawa man in a city-run long-term care home last year will be featured on a widely syndicated American television talk show Thursday.
  Daniel Nassrallah, an Ottawa lawyer whose elderly grandfather was repeatedly struck in the face by a support worker at Garry J. Armstrong long-term care home, said video of the assault will air during an episode of the Dr. Oz Show Thursday afternoon.
  Nassrallah will be part of a group of guests talking about elder abuse on the show, which
  
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• Donald Trump is a wily bully who does not rule alone, says author David Frum

  24-01-2018 23:42 via ottawacitizen.com
  Canadian-born political commentator David Frum was a staunch conservative and Republican when he wrote speeches for U.S. President George W. Bush. But he’s no fan of the White House’s current occupant. 
  Frum is discussing his new book, Trumpocracy: The Corruption of the American Republic, at Southminster United Church, presented by the Ottawa International Writers Festival Thursday night. The event is sold out, but Frum, the 57-year-old senior editor at The Atlantic, d
  
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• LRT contractor needs more time to figure out when $2.1B system will be done

  24-01-2018 23:33 via ottawacitizen.com
  Rideau Transit Group needs more time to figure out when it can deliver the city’s $2.1-billion LRT system.
  The construction consortium had until Wednesday to let the city know when the Confederation Line would be ready. In a mid-afternoon memo, city management told council that RTG wasn’t ready to name a date.
  The finance and economic development committee will receive a progress update on Feb. 6. The city wants to give politicians some idea about when OC Transpo can start testing th
  
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• Gatineau man, 33, died in Tuesday night's collision with hydro truck

  24-01-2018 23:20 via ottawacitizen.com
  Thirty-three-year-old Eric Goyette of Gatineau died Tuesday night when his car collided head-on with a Hydro-Québec truck on Highway 148 just west of Aylmer.
  Goyette was pronounced dead at the scene of the crash, which MRC des Collines police said occurred at about 10 p.m. at the intersection of Maple Road. The truck driver was not injured.
  The cause of the crash is under investigation.
  Initial findings indicate that Goyette’s vehicle, which was headed toward Aylmer, veered int
  
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• Infectious diseases expert Dr. Virginia Roth is The Ottawa Hospital's new chief of staff

  24-01-2018 23:17 via ottawacitizen.com
  Dr. Virginia Roth, The Ottawa Hospital’s new chief of staff, is best known for her work on diseases with the scariest numbers and letters in the headlines — H1N1, SARS and MRSA, to name a few.
  That’s H1N1, the influenza virus behind the 2009 pandemic. MRSA, the superbug resistant to many of the antibiotics used to treat ordinary infections. And scariest of all, SARS, or severe acute respiratory syndrome, which infected more than 250 people in Ontario in 2oo3 and caused thousand
  
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• Regulations bar Stittsville pizzeria from donating food to Ottawa shelter

  24-01-2018 23:04 via ottawacitizen.com
  The Shepherds of Good Hope says “inadequate” handling in transporting hundreds of donated pizzas from a Stittsville Little Caesars has prompted it to change its policy on accepting donations of prepared food and it will no longer take “certain prepared food items until we are able to upgrade our current infrastructure.”
  The transportation issues were the apparent cause behind the City of Ottawa’s pointing out to Shepherds that regulations state the food must be dist
  
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• Expanded Bruyère geriatric day hospital helps seniors remain in their homes

  24-01-2018 23:04 via ottawacitizen.com
  When 88-year-old Mary LaCroix tripped over her walker, breaking her femur and hip last fall, she thought her independent life was over.
  “I thought that was it.”
  Today, LaCroix is beginning to walk again, with the help of staff at Bruyère’s John and Jennifer Ruddy Geriatric Day Hospital, and is on her way to resuming her busy, independent life.
  Keeping people such as LaCroix autonomous and active in the community is the goal of the facility where an extensive renovation w
  
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• Reevely: Ottawa's police board needs to take more of an interest in Ottawa's police

  24-01-2018 22:51 via ottawacitizen.com
  Whatever’s going on in the Ottawa Police Service’s liaison committee with the city’s queer communities, it’s taking up much deeper problems in the Ottawa police that the police board, not just informal volunteer advisers, ought to have their oars in.
  The minutes of the gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender (GLBT) liaison committee, some of whose troubles I wrote about on Wednesday, record a police human-resources person visiting to consult on the force’s recruitmen
  
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• Regional chief 'optimistic' on eve of emergency meeting on Indigenous child welfare

  24-01-2018 22:31 via ottawacitizen.com
  The head of Ontario’s First Nations likens the emergency meeting on Indigenous child and family services that begins Thursday in Ottawa to a pressure cooker that’s finally blown.
  “We’ve never heard of a meeting of this magnitude take place between the federal government and the Indigenous community,” said Ontario Regional Chief Isadore Day.
  “It will be almost like a pressure cooker that’s finally getting some relief. I think this meeting is about be
  
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• Quebec police task force deployed to reinforce Gatineau region

  24-01-2018 22:28 via ottawacitizen.com
  Quebec police have deployed a mobile task force in the Gatineau region in response to increased criminal activity in the Ottawa area.
  Sûreté du Québec director of communications Guy Lapointe said the number of shootings and homicides in the past month, along with the re-emergence of the Hells Angels in Carlsbad Springs motivated the deployment.
  “Everybody’s aware of what’s going on across the bridge,” Lapointe said.
  The task force is comprised of inves
  
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• Update on the @NCC_Skateway! twitter.com/NCC_Skateway/s…

  24-01-2018 22:20 via twitter.com
  Update on the @NCC_Skateway! twitter.com/NCC_Skateway/s…
  
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• Staff at bitcoin business bound by armed bandits, say police

  24-01-2018 22:01 via ottawacitizen.com
  Police were back at the scene hunting for evidence and witnesses Wednesday after employees of a Nepean business that deals in bitcoins were bound by armed men in a high-tech, if abortive, robbery attempt.
  One man was in custody while investigators sought two other suspects in Tuesday’s incident.
  It happened at 10:55 a.m. when three suspects gained entry to Canadian Bitcoins on Concourse Gate, which is just west of the intersection of Colonnade Road and Prince of Wales Drive.
  Armed with han
  
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• ICYMI: Elton John's "Goodbye Yellow Brick Road Tour" is coming to Canadian Tire Centre on Friday, September 28, 201… twitter.com/i/web/status/9…

  24-01-2018 21:42 via twitter.com
  ICYMI: Elton John's "Goodbye Yellow Brick Road Tour" is coming to Canadian Tire Centre on Friday, September 28, 201… twitter.com/i/web/status/9…
  
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• Elton John retirement tour to hit Ottawa one final time

  24-01-2018 21:36 via ottawacitizen.com
  Elton John’s Yellow Brick Road will wind its way through Ottawa one final time as the venerable rocker announced his retirement Wednesday in a lavish video, unveiling the first leg of an estimated 300-date farewell tour.
  The 70-year-old legend will perform at the Canadian Tire Centre Sept. 28. Tickets will go on sale Feb. 2 for the first leg of the world tour, which kicks off in Pennsylvania Sept. 8, with stops in Toronto Sept. 25 and 26, in Quebec City Sept. 29, and in Montreal Oct. 4.
  Jo
  
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• UPDATED: Feds announce funding for 14 marijuana research projects across Canada bit.ly/2rF3i2I https://t.co/1389qprojq

  24-01-2018 21:32 via twitter.com
  
  UPDATED: Feds announce funding for 14 marijuana research projects across Canada bit.ly/2rF3i2I https://t.co/1389qprojq
  
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• Two suspects wanted in Nepean bitcoin attempted robbery bit.ly/2rzHvcN https://t.co/II0wYFPmyA

  24-01-2018 21:26 via twitter.com
  
  Two suspects wanted in Nepean bitcoin attempted robbery bit.ly/2rzHvcN https://t.co/II0wYFPmyA
  
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• JUST IN: Ottawa Public Health has issued a Frostbite Advisory. Temperatures are expected to plunge overnight and in… twitter.com/i/web/status/9…

  24-01-2018 21:17 via twitter.com
  JUST IN: Ottawa Public Health has issued a Frostbite Advisory. Temperatures are expected to plunge overnight and in… twitter.com/i/web/status/9…
  
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• Defence Minister to check out construction of new search and rescue training centre

  24-01-2018 20:36 via ottawacitizen.com
  Defence Minister Harjit Sajjan will visit the construction site of the new Fixed-Wing Search and Rescue Aircraft Training Centre in Comox, BC. That visit will take place Thursday.
  In 2016 the Liberal government selected the Airbus C295W aircraft for its new fixed-wing search and rescue (FWSAR) aircraft. The RCAF will receive 16 C295Ws.
  Airbus Defence and Space is teamed with Provincial Aerospace, St. John’s, Newfoundland, Pratt & Whitney Canada, Longueuil, Quebec, CAE, Montreal, and L-
  
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• Glavin: Party time in Davos while the rest of the world burns

  24-01-2018 20:17 via ottawacitizen.com
  In this first month of the 12th year of democracy’s global retreat, against a backdrop of shuddering and implosion in the key institutions of the liberal world order, it isn’t easy to discern anything auspiciously encouraging, exactly, in the 48th annual gathering of the rich, the famous and the powerful at the World Economic Forum in the snowbound resort village of Davos, in Switzerland’s alpine canton of Graubünden, this week.
  Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi has just wr
  
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• Sam Kirmayer CD reviewed

  24-01-2018 19:39 via ottawacitizen.com
  Opening Statement (self-released)Sam Kirmayer
  Earlier this week, after all the online ballots were cast, Montreal guitarist Sam Kirmayer’s debut disc Opening Statement took home the Julian Award for Excellence for Emerging Canadian Artists, a prize given by Simon Fraser University’s CJSF 90.1FM to an album by a young Canadian jazz up-and-comer.
  It’s a well-deserved honour for Kirmayer, a McGill University grad still shy of 30 who demonstrates his deep attachment to the swinging
  
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  24-01-2018 19:11 via twitter.com
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• Staff at bitcoin business bound by armed bandits: Police

  24-01-2018 19:03 via ottawacitizen.com
  Police were back at the scene hunting evidence and witnesses Wednesday after employees of a Nepean business that deals in bitcoins were bound by armed men in a high-tech, if abortive, robbery attempt.
  One man is in custody while investigators seek two other suspects in Tuesday’s incident.
  It happened at 10:55 a.m. when three suspects gained entry to Canadian Bitcoins on Concourse Gate, which is just west of the intersection of Colonnade Road and Prince of Wales Drive.
  Armed with handguns,
  
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• Going out best bets, Jan. 25 to 31

  24-01-2018 19:01 via ottawacitizen.com
  The National Ballet of Canada brings its acclaimed production of Nijinsky to the National Arts Centre for the first time, starting Thursday. Choreographed by John Neumeier, director of Hamburg Ballet, the story of the tortured genius of dance, Vaslav Nijinsky, is considered his masterpiece, with music by Frédéric Chopin, Robert Schumann, Nikolai Rimsky-Korsokov, Dmitri Shostakovich. Canada’s Toronto-based ballet company is one of the few companies with the rights to
  
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• Coming up at 12:30: @TristinHopper joins @_MarkSutcliffe on how Canada's addiction to road salt is ruining everyt… twitter.com/i/web/status/9…

  24-01-2018 18:20 via twitter.com
  Coming up at 12:30: @TristinHopper joins @_MarkSutcliffe on how Canada's addiction to road salt is ruining everyt… twitter.com/i/web/status/9…
  
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• Dining Out: At Gandhi’s Village, the waiting was the hardest part

  24-01-2018 18:17 via ottawacitizen.com
  Gandhi’s Village113 Mann Ave., 613-569-2121, gandhisvillage.comOpen: Tuesday 11:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. and 5 to 9 p.m., Wednesday 11:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. and 5 to 9:30 p.m., Thursday to Saturday 11:30 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. and 5 to 10 p.m., ​Sunday 1 p.m. to 9 p.m., closed MondayPrices: up to $20 for dishes that come with bread or riceAccess: no steps to front door or washroom
  “If patience is worth anything, it must endure to the end of time,” Mahatma Gandhi said. If only
  
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• Police investigate fatal head-on collision near North Stormont

  24-01-2018 18:16 via ottawacitizen.com
  Ontario Provincial Police officers continue to investigate after a a man was killed in a head-on collision near the Township of North Stormont late Tuesday night.
  According to police, a passenger vehicle was travelling westbound on County Road 43 shortly after 10 p.m. when for unknown reasons, it veered into the eastbound lanes and struck an oncoming vehicle.
  Police said the 69-year-old driver of the westbound vehicle, a Quebec man, was pronounced dead at the scene.
  The driver of the oncoming ca
  
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• The @rick_gibbons Show for Wednesday, January 24th: 1:08: @TimSmart2 1:17: @Mike_Palecek 1:30: @fraser_janet 1:45:… twitter.com/i/web/status/9…

  24-01-2018 18:11 via twitter.com
  The @rick_gibbons Show for Wednesday, January 24th: 1:08: @TimSmart2 1:17: @Mike_Palecek 1:30: @fraser_janet 1:45:… twitter.com/i/web/status/9…
  
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• Coming up at 11:45: Canadian Olympic speed skater @Vince_DeHaitre joins @_MarkSutcliffe live: 📻: 1310 💻:… twitter.com/i/web/status/9…

  24-01-2018 17:38 via twitter.com
  Coming up at 11:45: Canadian Olympic speed skater @Vince_DeHaitre joins @_MarkSutcliffe live: 📻: 1310 💻:… twitter.com/i/web/status/9…
  
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• Coming up on the Power Lunch at noon: @SprottSchool Ian Lee & @Go_Taylor join @_MarkSutcliffe in studio: 📻: 131… twitter.com/i/web/status/9…

  24-01-2018 17:35 via twitter.com
  Coming up on the Power Lunch at noon: @SprottSchool Ian Lee & @Go_Taylor join @_MarkSutcliffe in studio: 📻: 131… twitter.com/i/web/status/9…
  
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• Coming up at 11: Professor Elliot Tepper in studio with @_MarkSutcliffe: 📻: 1310 💻: bit.ly/1uwtdOs 📞:… twitter.com/i/web/status/9…

  24-01-2018 16:55 via twitter.com
  Coming up at 11:Professor Elliot Tepper in studio with @_MarkSutcliffe:📻: 1310 💻: bit.ly/1uwtdOs 📞:… twitter.com/i/web/status/9…
  
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• Teenager arrested after standoff with Kingston police

  24-01-2018 16:49 via ottawacitizen.com
  An 18-year-old man is in custody following an assault investigation that led to Kingston police shutting down a west end street Wednesday morning.
  Police say the incident started at about 3:30 a.m. when the suspect returned to his parent’s home on Glen Cairn Terrace in the city’s west end.
  The suspect had a dispute with the parents and assaulted a parent with a weapon, according to police, who would only say the weapon was not a firearm.
  The parent suffered minor injuries.
  After the
  
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• "The road is where I feel most alive," says jazz-pop rising star Laila Biali

  24-01-2018 16:38 via ottawacitizen.com
  The new, eponymous album from Vancouver-raised, Toronto-based singer-songwriter-pianist-CBC radio show host Laila Biali is her most rich and diverse outing yet. To be released Friday, Laila Biali ably blends the colours and sophistication of jazz with lush, savvy arranging and infectious grooves of pop.
  Before beginning a heavy slate of touring this week, the 37-year-old, who has performed with Sting, Chris Botti and Suzanne Vega, discussed her latest music, her attempts to reach new listeners,
  
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• Coming up at 10:45: Canadian Olympic speed skater @IvanieB joins @_MarkSutcliffe live: 📻: 1310 💻:… twitter.com/i/web/status/9…

  24-01-2018 16:35 via twitter.com
  Coming up at 10:45: Canadian Olympic speed skater @IvanieB joins @_MarkSutcliffe live: 📻: 1310 💻:… twitter.com/i/web/status/9…
  
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• Coming up at 10:30: @jandrewpotter joins @_MarkSutcliffe live: 📻: 1310 💻: bit.ly/1uwtdOs 📞: 613-750-1… twitter.com/i/web/status/9…

  24-01-2018 16:25 via twitter.com
  Coming up at 10:30: @jandrewpotter joins @_MarkSutcliffe live:📻: 1310 💻: bit.ly/1uwtdOs 📞: 613-750-1… twitter.com/i/web/status/9…
  
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• Denley: Sparks Street should become Sparks Park

  24-01-2018 15:59 via ottawacitizen.com
  Let’s cut to the chase on the latest attempt to “revitalize” the Sparks Street pedestrian mall.
  It’s never going to work if the city remains stuck on the idea that all that’s required are more shops and, God help us, government-organized entertainment programming.
  This is the same failed approach that has been talked about for decades. Let’s look at it logically.
  Centretown is a ghost town once the government shuts down for the day. Despite all the prattling a
  
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• Coming up at 9:45: @HockeyScanner joins @_MarkSutcliffe on NCC/ RendezVous LeBreton agreement: 📻: 1310 💻:… twitter.com/i/web/status/9…

  24-01-2018 15:37 via twitter.com
  Coming up at 9:45: @HockeyScanner joins @_MarkSutcliffe on NCC/ RendezVous LeBreton agreement:📻: 1310 💻:… twitter.com/i/web/status/9…
  
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• Antiques: Hearing Aid Worth a Listen

  24-01-2018 15:30 via ottawacitizen.com
  Q. This device belonged to my grandmother, born in Yorkshire during the latter part of the 19th century. She became deaf as a child after suffering from scarlet fever.
  My father was a medical doctor and actually used this ‘ear trumpet’ for some of his patients who were hard of hearing! It’s a very straightforward instrument –the speaker talks into one end while the listener positions the narrow end into their ear.
  On it is printed ‘Mr. A.D. Bateman’s Tube Reg.
  
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• Suspect wanted in Gatineau credit card fraud

  24-01-2018 15:11 via ottawacitizen.com
  If you know this man, Gatineau police would like to hear from you because he’s wanted in a fraud investigation.
  The suspect impersonated a second man, and contacted that man’s bank, asking to make changes to the customer’s personal information on file.
  Once that information was changed, the suspect applied for a new credit card under a false name, and had it mailed to his own address.
  Security cameras recorded the suspect at institutions in Casselman and Ottawa where he is beli
  
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• Coming up at 9:15: @JonathanWilling joins @_MarkSutcliffe on NCC/ RendezVous LeBreton agreement: 📻: 1310 💻:… twitter.com/i/web/status/9…

  24-01-2018 15:05 via twitter.com
  Coming up at 9:15: @JonathanWilling joins @_MarkSutcliffe on NCC/ RendezVous LeBretonagreement: 📻: 1310 💻:… twitter.com/i/web/status/9…
  
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• Aurora Cannabis to buy CanniMed Therapeutics in friendly deal valued at $1.1B: bit.ly/2E5WsFY https://t.co/Xhv3Eu9pZR

  24-01-2018 14:48 via twitter.com
  
  Aurora Cannabis to buy CanniMed Therapeutics in friendly deal valued at $1.1B: bit.ly/2E5WsFY https://t.co/Xhv3Eu9pZR
  
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• Liberals to end community mail box conversions, but won't restore door-to-door: bit.ly/2BpdL21 https://t.co/HctoY692aY

  24-01-2018 14:25 via twitter.com
  
  Liberals to end community mail box conversions, but won't restore door-to-door: bit.ly/2BpdL21 https://t.co/HctoY692aY
  
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• Chalk River Labs licence renewal hearings open in Pembroke

  24-01-2018 14:17 via ottawacitizen.com
  PEMBROKE — The Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission opened the first of three days of public hearings Tuesday on whether to approve a 10-year operating licence renewal to Canadian Nuclear Laboratories, the consortium running Chalk River Labs.
  If approved, the licence would stretch until 2028, a period of extreme change, starting with the decommissioning of the NRU reactor April 1.
  The commission will wade through 51 verbal presentations and nearly an equal number of written submissions from
  
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• Man killed in head-on crash with hydro truck near Aylmer

  24-01-2018 14:01 via ottawacitizen.com
  A man was killed late Tuesday when the car he was driving collided head-on with a Hydro-Québec truck on Highway 148 just west of Aylmer.
  MRC des Collines police said the crash occurred at about 10 p.m. at the intersection of Chemin Maple.
  The driver of the westbound car, whio was not identified pending notiication of next of kin, was pronounced dead at the scene.
  The truck driver was not injured.
  The cause of the crash is under investigation.
  Busy highway 148 was closed overnight but reop
  
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• Weather whiplash: Flurries and frigid Wednesday, warmer weekend

  24-01-2018 14:00 via ottawacitizen.com
  In 24 hours, Ottawa’s gone from 3 C to feels-like -22 and slushy roads have turned slick.
  By Saturday, it’s expected to be 4 C.
  Welcome to winter weather whiplash – although the good news is that Monday’s power outages are long since fixed and everything from OC Transpo buses to flights out of the airport are back on schedule.
  Careful out there #Ottawa! Sidewalks and streets VERY icy this morning on my walk to work in @Wellington_West! It’s hip-breaking weather
  
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• Adeel: Water – Canada's new peacekeeping opportunity

  24-01-2018 12:00 via ottawacitizen.com
  Canada has a reputation as a peacekeeping nation and as a water country, one of the most richly endowed in the world.
  These two elements are connected and put our nation in a strong position to offer leadership to avoid future global conflicts. If we are going to claim that “Canada is back,” we must draw upon our strengths and make a concerted effort to support the international community.
  Canadian leadership in peacekeeping dates back to the Sinai Crisis in 1956. It was Lester B. Pe
  
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• Blind pianist opens music school for the disabled

  24-01-2018 01:48 via ottawacitizen.com
  Mubarak Farah was eight years old when he began teaching himself to play the piano. A refugee who came to Ottawa with his family when he was three, Farah listened to the Somali folk music played from his family’s cassettes, matching the notes on his keys and eventually figuring out the chords being played.
  An impressive accomplishment for a child to do on his own, but Farah had something else setting him back: he was born with glaucoma and had lost all his vision by the time he was six. Un
  
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• RIP, Hugh Masekela

  24-01-2018 01:11 via ottawacitizen.com
  South African trumpeter and jazz musician Hugh Masekela, the trumpeter and seminal South African jazz musician, died Tuesday in Johanneburg. The 78-year-old died after a long battle with prostrate cancer, his family announced on Twitter.Masekela’s travels took him to the main stage of the Ottawa Jazz Festival twice during the 2000s. The feature below by the Citizen’s Doug Fischer ran just before Masekela played Confederation Park in 2002.
  The jazz liberator: Hugh Masekela had a few h
  
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• Mayor Jim Watson says he won't support cannabis lounges in Ottawa when pot becomes legal

  24-01-2018 00:43 via ottawacitizen.com
  Ottawa Mayor Jim Watson says he won’t support creation of cannabis lounges in the city, an idea being floated by the provincial government as the country heads toward legalizing recreational pot.
  “As the former Minister of Health Promotion, Mayor Watson does not want to make it easier for people to smoke any substance, including cannabis, in lounges,” said a statement from Watson’s office. “This would also put the health of workers at risk by inhaling second-hand sm
  
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• uOttawa health clinic doctor charged with sexual assault now under house arrest

  24-01-2018 00:16 via ottawacitizen.com
  A Chelsea doctor accused of secretly filming a female patient during a medical exam is now under house arrest until Ottawa police complete its investigation.
  Dr. Vincent Nadon, 56, was released from jail Tuesday in exchange for house arrest.
  Nadon was arrested Thursday on charges of sexual assault and voyeurism after a patient in her early 20s reported him to police.
  Ottawa police searched his Chelsea home and office for possible evidence on Thursday.
  The 30-day house arrest order was secured af
  
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