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• WATCH: What to do if you suspect elder abuse

  25-06-2018 23:53 via ottawacitizen.com
  It’s among the most under-reported of crimes. Still, studies suggest up to 10 per cent of seniors will experience abuse in some way. What should you do if a loved one complains of elder abuse?
  If you have suspicions physical abuse is occurring in a senior’s facility, here’s how to react.
   
  
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• 20 year old man faces charges in sex assault investigation Sunday night in Herongate. ottawamatters.com/police-beat/ma…

  25-06-2018 23:37 via twitter.com
  20 year old man faces charges in sex assault investigation Sunday night in Herongate.ottawamatters.com/police-beat/ma…
  
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• Car dealership proposal at busy south-end intersection fumes homeowners

  25-06-2018 23:21 via ottawacitizen.com
  An auto dealer wants to lock down a quadrant of one of the busiest intersections in Ottawa, but nearby residents and the local councillor are hoping to put the brakes on a plan that would build at least one car dealership on a field near the Rideau River.
  Anyone who regularly drives on Prince of Wales Drive would know the land well, mostly for its lack of development on what could be considered a gateway to urban Ottawa. The 7.95-acre property at 2175 Prince of Wales Dr., near the southeast corn
  
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• ICYMI: School bus crashes into Findlay Creek home ottawamatters.com/police-beat/sc… https://t.co/Wy6hVu8pQw

  25-06-2018 23:00 via twitter.com
  
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• Sessions defends Trump administration's immigration policies ottawamatters.com/world-news/ses… https://t.co/zOboKBfTn9

  25-06-2018 22:30 via twitter.com
  
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• Woman in stable condition after being found with stab wounds

  25-06-2018 22:29 via ottawacitizen.com
  A woman has been taken to hospital after she was found with stab wounds near Carling Avenue and Clyde Avenue on Monday afternoon.
  Paramedics say the woman was taken to hospital in serious condition, but that she was stable and her injuries were not life-threatening. They also said that police had been called, and referred all further questions to police.
  Police said that they received a call for a “disturbance” shortly before 3 p.m. on Greenwood Avenue. Police said they could not yet
  
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• Ottawa police officer lends toddler a hand with his fishing

  25-06-2018 22:24 via ottawacitizen.com
  Sometimes you just don’t want the weekend to end. That was the case on Monday: Fadel Gouni, 3, had just returned from a weekend camping trip and was out in his front yard casting his line — important stuff for a budding fisherman — when he got a helping hand.
  The great (and fictional) Gordon Gekko once said that “a fisherman always sees another fisherman from afar.” That held true when an Ottawa police officer, Sgt. Randy Stockdale noticed the young boy working on h
  
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• Deif and Neve: Why Canada should take in Snowden-linked asylum seekers

  25-06-2018 22:18 via ottawacitizen.com
  It’s been 15 years since Ajith Debagama Kankanalamage fled Sri Lanka after a decade of torture and sexual abuse by the military. He thought he was headed to Canada, but he was abandoned by brokers without his passport or money in Hong Kong, where he filed for asylum and waited interminably for the unsympathetic bureaucracy to grind its wheels.
  A decade into this limbo, he had an extraordinary encounter that gave him hope. In 2013, his lawyer introduced him to another of his clients, Edward
  
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• Imperial Tobacco 'shocked' by Health Canada's proposed package regulations ottawamatters.com/national-news/… https://t.co/aA6SLwhqyO

  25-06-2018 22:00 via twitter.com
  
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• Ottawa Bluesfest hatching plans after Killdeer nests at site of main stage

  25-06-2018 21:52 via ottawacitizen.com
  Call it Bluesnest.
  Organizers of the 24th annual RBC Bluesfest are awaiting word from Environment Canada and the National Capital Commission on what to do with a family of killdeer that has made its home at what’s supposed to be the summer music festival’s main grounds.
  Options include relocating the nest or gathering the eggs and having experts such as those at the Wild Bird Care Centre incubate them until they hatch, Bluesfest executive director Mark Monahan said Monday morning in
  
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• Concert Review: Peter Van Huffel's Gorilla Mask at the 2018 TD Ottawa Jazz Festival

  25-06-2018 21:23 via ottawacitizen.com
  Peter Van HuffelTD Ottawa Jazz FestivalNAC Fourth StageJune 24, 8 p.m.
  In the pause between one jackhammering tune and its follow-up, alto saxophonist Peter Van Huffel, who leads the group Gorilla Mask, injected a bit of levity into his TD Ottawa Jazz Festival concert Sunday night.
  After announcing his composition Blood Stain, Van Huffel, a Canadian expat who leads this Berlin-based trio, told listeners to get ready for a “happy title,” which turned out to be Rampage. Later, when he
  
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• Police seek witnesses to alleged 2.5-hour sexual assault near Heron Gate

  25-06-2018 21:19 via ottawacitizen.com
  A woman in her 20s reported that a man forced her to walk with him for 2.5 hours late Sunday night, all the while “continuously” sexually assaulting her until she was rescued by police.
  Detectives with the sexual assault and child abuse unit say they’ve arrested a 20-year-old suspect in the alleged incident and are now looking for witnesses to the incident or anyone who’s experienced something similar.
  Police were called to the area of Baycrest and Cedarwood drives in the
  
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• Former uOttawa hockey players found not guilty of sexual assault

  25-06-2018 21:18 via ottawacitizen.com
  THUNDER BAY – Former University of Ottawa hockey players David Foucher and Guillaume Donovan have been found not guilty of sexually assaulting a woman in a Thunder Bay hotel room in 2014.
  Ontario Court Justice Chantal M. Brochu delivered her verdict on Monday, slightly more than four months after hearing testimony from seven witnesses during a two-week French-language trial.
  Monday’s verdict was the latest benchmark in the four-year-old saga that began in the late-night hours af
  
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• Three hurt in rear-end crash on Highway 174

  25-06-2018 20:22 via ottawacitizen.com
  Paramedics rushed three people to hospital after their car was rear-ended by a van on Highway 174 Monday.
  It happened at about noon at Jeanne D’Arc Boulevard and landed one of the vehicles in the ditch, Ottawa police said.
  A young woman in her late teens was taken to the trauma centre in stable condition with abdominal injuries, paramedics said. A woman in her 40s with injuries to her face and a man in his 20s with a concussion were both in stable condition at a local hospital.
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• 'We were all scared': School bus carrying kids hits Findlay Creek house

  25-06-2018 19:32 via ottawacitizen.com
  An out-of-control school bus that left a trail of damage in Findlay Creek on Monday morning had tight-knit neighbours marveling at the mayhem but grateful that no one in the five homes it hurtled past, nor any of the nine kids aboard, had been hurt.
  The bus had been headed for École élémentaire catholique Bernard-Grandmaître when things went wrong.
  First, the vehicle appears to have sideswiped a pick-up truck parked on White Alder Avenue.
  Then, the trail of burnt rubbe
  
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• Over 1,000 Canadian military personnel to take part in RIMPAC – exercise to start Wednesday

  25-06-2018 19:11 via ottawacitizen.com
  Over 1,000 Canadian sailors, soldiers, and aviators are set to participate in Exercise Rim of the Pacific (RIMPAC). The world’s largest international maritime exercise takes place June 27 to Aug. 2 in and around the Hawaiian Islands and Southern California, according to the Canadian Forces.
  During RIMPAC, forces will exercise a wide range of capabilities from “disaster relief to maritime security operations and complex warfighting,” it added.
  Canada, along with Australia and th
  
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• So-called Cirque du Soleil disease afflicts the extremely flexible

  25-06-2018 19:02 via ottawacitizen.com
  Some call it the Cirque du Soleil disease.
  That’s because the Ehlers-Danlos Syndromes (EDS) tend to affect people who are exceptionally flexible: gymnasts, dancers, contortionists. The disorders weaken the body’s connective tissue, which means that most people with Ehlers-Danlos have highly elastic joints and stretchy skin.
  An experts panel described the unusual epidemiology of the rare disease in the March 2017 issue of the American Journal of Medical Genetics: “For many
  
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• The @rick_gibbons Show for Monday, June 25th: 1:17: @ottawabluesfest 1:30: @Citizenkwarren 1:45: @mfisheroverseas 2… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…

  25-06-2018 18:15 via twitter.com
  The @rick_gibbons Show for Monday, June 25th: 1:17: @ottawabluesfest 1:30: @Citizenkwarren 1:45: @mfisheroverseas 2… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
  
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• Concert Review: Dee Dee Bridgewater at the 2018 TD Ottawa Jazz Festival

  25-06-2018 18:05 via ottawacitizen.com
  Dee Dee BridgewaterTD Ottawa Jazz FestivalTop Shelf Main StageReviewed Sunday
  With legendary vocalist Dee Dee Bridgewater in charge, what could have been a rain-soaked downer of a night at the TD Ottawa Jazz Festival on Sunday turned into a soul-fired celebration that had Mother Nature’s full approval.How else to explain the double rainbow that traced its arc over the site at Ottawa City Hall? It was a welcome sign of clearing skies for hardy folks in the audience, who turned out in lower-
  
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• Concert Review: Hush Point at the 2018 TD Ottawa Jazz Festival

  25-06-2018 18:00 via ottawacitizen.com
  Hush Point2018 TD Ottawa Jazz FestivalNAC Fourth StageJuly 24, 6 p.m.
  If there was an award given for best standup comedian at the 2018 TD Ottawa Jazz Festival, it would likely have to go to trumpeter John McNeil of Hush Point.
  The eternally hip 70-year-old elder statesman in a New York-based quartet filled out by musicians a generation younger, McNeil was as scintillating when he cracked jokes between tunes as he was when he put his trumpet to his lips.
  My favourite line from McNeil emerged nea
  
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• NEXT on the Power Lunch: @LauraPeck6 and @cwaddell27 join @_MarkSutcliffe in-studio 📻: 1310 💻:… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…

  25-06-2018 17:57 via twitter.com
  NEXT on the Power Lunch: @LauraPeck6 and @cwaddell27 join @_MarkSutcliffe in-studio📻: 1310 💻:… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
  
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• Kassam: What will health care look like under Doug Ford?

  25-06-2018 17:39 via ottawacitizen.com
  Ontario is officially Ford Nation. While pundits perform campaign autopsies, the Progressive Conservatives have to quickly transition from opposition to governance. This may prove challenging for a dysfunctional party that has little experience in doing so over the past 15 years.
  Chief among the criticisms of Ford during the election campaign was his woeful lack of costed policy specifics. These details are especially crucial for patients and health care providers because system reform requires
  
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• Heritage Canada promises faster lineups for Canada Day on the Hill

  25-06-2018 17:24 via ottawacitizen.com
  If there was one thing everyone remembers from the much-hyped Canada Day on Parliament Hill last year, it was the lineups.
  As rain drenched the city, so grew the lineups: long chains of poncho-ed partygoers, snaking through downtown as thousands of people waited to get on the Hill to celebrate the country’s sesquicentennial birthday.
  Hundreds of citizens wrote letters (some of them very angry) to Heritage Canada about the lineups; complaints poured in on social media all day long; former m
  
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• Coming up at 11:15: Abacus Data's @Colettod joins @_MarkSutcliffe for his weekly segment. 📻: 1310 💻:… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…

  25-06-2018 17:14 via twitter.com
  Coming up at 11:15: Abacus Data's @Colettod joins @_MarkSutcliffe for his weekly segment.📻: 1310 💻:… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
  
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• Coming up at 10:50: Erin Kennedy - Inventor and the founder of @RobotMissions joins @_MarkSutcliffe to talk robot… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…

  25-06-2018 16:48 via twitter.com
  Coming up at 10:50:Erin Kennedy - Inventor and the founder of @RobotMissions joins @_MarkSutcliffe to talk robot… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
  
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• Coming up at 10:45: Michael Runtz - Naturalist and lecturer at Carleton University to talk about the nesting Killde… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…

  25-06-2018 16:43 via twitter.com
  Coming up at 10:45: Michael Runtz - Naturalist and lecturer at Carleton University to talk about the nesting Killde… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
  
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• Canada’s contribution to the UN has reached an all-time low, says analyst

  25-06-2018 16:39 via ottawacitizen.com
  Walter Dorn, who teaches at the Royal Military College and the Canadian Forces College, noted on Friday that the United Nations came out with its latest deployment figures for peacekeeping operations. On the eve of our Mali deployment, Canada’s contributions to other UN missions has reached an all-time low, he noted.  “Not since the creation of peacekeeping forces in 1956 has the number of military personnel been lower (currently 19),” Dorn told Defence Watc
  
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• Blues-loving bird: Killdeer nests right where Bluesfest main stage is to be erected

  25-06-2018 16:33 via ottawacitizen.com
  A killdeer has already staked out its seats for the RBC Ottawa Bluesfest, but the bird is proving a headache for festival organizers.
  The killdeer’s chosen nest site is right where the main stage is to be erected later this week on the site at LeBreton Flats near the Canadian War Museum. Yellow caution tape surrounds the nest and Bluesfest organizers were to update the media Monday morning on how they plan to deal with the bird.
  Bluesfest opens July 5.
  Killdeers nest on the ground and
  
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• Coming up at 10:30: New editor at the @TorontoStar - @IreneGentle - joins @_MarkSutcliffe to talk about her new… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…

  25-06-2018 16:29 via twitter.com
  Coming up at 10:30: New editor at the @TorontoStar - @IreneGentle- joins @_MarkSutcliffe to talk about her new… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
  
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• Concert Review: Marius Neset at the 2018 TD Ottawa Jazz Festival

  25-06-2018 15:58 via ottawacitizen.com
  Marius NesetTD Ottawa Jazz FestivalNAC Fourth StageJune 23, 8 p.m.
  By the time Canada Day rolls around, tens of thousands of people will have taken in one show or another at the 2018 TD Ottawa Jazz Festival. But after its first weekend, it’s looking like the 150 or so music fans who packed the NAC’s Fourth Stage on Saturday night to hear Norwegian saxophonist Marius Neset could be the ones gloating about catching the show that was not to be missed.
  Neset, a 33-year-old who with his q
  
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• Killdeer nest stalls Bluesfest setup

  25-06-2018 15:57 via ottawacitizen.com
  A killdeer has already staked out its seats for the for the RBC Ottawa Bluesfest, but the bird is proving a headache for festival organizers.
  The killdeer’s chosen nest site is right where the main stage is to be erected later this week. Yellow caution tape surrounds the nest and Bluesfest organizers were to update the media Monday morning with how they plan to deal with the bird.
  Killdeers nest on the ground and typically incubate their clutch of eggs for three to four weeks.
  If the
  
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• Coming up on the 10 o'clock talk: Senior Writer with Macleans @anne_kingston, @SyntaxStrategic President & CEO Je… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…

  25-06-2018 15:56 via twitter.com
  Coming up on the 10 o'clock talk: Senior Writer with Macleans @anne_kingston, @SyntaxStrategic President & CEO Je… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
  
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• School bus carrying kids hits Findlay Creek house

  25-06-2018 15:43 via ottawacitizen.com
  The injuries were thankfully minor when a school bus carrying nine children struck a home in Findlay Creek during the Monday morning run.
  Police got the call at 8:14 a.m. from White Alder Avenue near Turtle Park.
  A paramedic crew was still on scene as of 9 a.m. but had cancelled a second ambulance being dispatched to the scene and were not expected to transport any of the children or driver, a supervisor said.
  Patrol officers were investigating the cause of the crash, police said.
  
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• Coming up at 9:45: @WendyBoomer joins @_MarkSutcliffe with the latest entertainment news: 📻: 1310 💻:… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…

  25-06-2018 15:43 via twitter.com
  Coming up at 9:45:@WendyBoomer joins @_MarkSutcliffe with the latestentertainment news: 📻: 1310 💻:… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
  
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• Coming up at 9:30: Doctor @YoniFreedhoff joins @_MarkSutcliffe for his weekly segment Weighty Matters 📻: 1310 💻:… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…

  25-06-2018 15:26 via twitter.com
  Coming up at 9:30:Doctor @YoniFreedhoff joins @_MarkSutcliffe for his weekly segment Weighty Matters 📻: 1310 💻:… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
  
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• Politics Briefing: Finance ministers gather in Ottawa - The Globe and Mail

  25-06-2018 15:11 via theglobeandmail.com
  Politics Briefing: Finance ministers gather in Ottawa
  The Globe and Mail
  Good morning,. Federal, provincial and territorial finance ministers meet in Ottawa this week, and they have a packed agenda. At the top of the list is a briefing from David MacNaughton, Canada's ambassador to the United States, on the dangers of an ...
  
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• School bus crashes into south Ottawa home - CBC.ca

  25-06-2018 15:07 via cbc.ca
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  School bus crashes into south Ottawa home
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  Ottawa police say a school bus has crashed into a house on White Alder Avenue in south Ottawa. Police were called at about 8:15 a.m., and headed to White Alder Avenue in Findlay Creek. The crash caused minor injuries, police said. Information on how ...
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• Nine people, one critical, hospitalized during Escapade music festival at Lansdowne Park

  25-06-2018 15:05 via ottawacitizen.com
  Ottawa paramedics said teamwork kept overdoses to a minimum but they still cared for 15 people over the two-day Escapade Music Festival.
  They included a man in his 20s who had to be resuscitated and rushed to hospital in critical condition after overdosing on GHB.
  A total of nine people were taken to the hospital, “mainly for overdoses,” said paramedics, who reported they teamed up with the Canadian Ski Patrol at the festival and worked with organizers of the electronic dance music (
  
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• Weather: after the rainbow, a few days of sunshine

  25-06-2018 14:26 via ottawacitizen.com
  After Sunday night’s glorious rainbow, Monday brings a few days of sunshine before we’re probably back to wet weather.
  People across Ottawa tweeted pictures of the Technicolor sunset and spectacular rainbow that capped off what was a grey weekend, although less than 1 mm fell Sunday.
  Monday is dry and sunny with a high of 22 C, a UV index of 8 or very high and a low of 11 C.
  Tuesday is sunny with a high of 25 C and a low of 15 C.
  Clouds roll back in Wednesday with a 60 per cent chanc
  
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• Ottawa to make it 'fair' for those with criminal records for marijuana possession - CBC.ca

  25-06-2018 13:31 via cbc.ca
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  Ottawa to make it 'fair' for those with criminal records for marijuana possession
  CBC.ca
  Public Safety Minister Ralph Goodale says the government will look at ways to make things fair for those who have criminal records for marijuana possession after legalization comes into force. Goodale says the question of pardoning individuals with ...and more »
  
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• So-called Cirque du Soeil disease afflicts the extremely flexible

  25-06-2018 13:10 via ottawacitizen.com
  Some call it the Cirque du Soleil disease.
  That’s because the Ehlers-Danlos Syndromes (EDS) tend to affect people who are exceptionally flexible: gymnasts, dancers, contortionists. The disorders weaken the body’s connective tissue, which means that most people with Ehlers-Danlos have highly elastic joints and stretchy skin.
  An experts panel described the unusual epidemiology of the rare disease in the March 2017 issue of the American Journal of Medical Genetics: “For many
  
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• Rare disease means Ottawa woman exercises to 'hold her bones in place'

  25-06-2018 13:09 via ottawacitizen.com
  On a bad day, Ottawa’s Nicoleta Woinarosky falls apart.
  Woinarosky suffers from a rare genetic disease, Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome (EDS), which makes her joints so unstable that her toes, ankles, kneecaps, fingers, wrists, neck and shoulders can easily dislocate. Those with the disease are dangerously flexible.
  Woinarosky sleeps in a rigid neck brace, but has to wake up every two hours to exercise her jawbone and limbs to prevent them from coming out of the socket. She exercises in t
  
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• Rare disease means Ottawa woman exercises to 'hold her bones in place' - Ottawa Citizen

  25-06-2018 13:00 via ottawacitizen.com
  Ottawa Citizen
  Rare disease means Ottawa woman exercises to 'hold her bones in place'
  Ottawa Citizen
  Woinarosky suffers from a rare genetic disease, Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome (EDS), which makes her joints so unstable that her toes, ankles, kneecaps, fingers, wrists, neck and shoulders can easily dislocate. Those with the disease are dangerously flexible.
  
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• Deif and Neve: Why Canada should take in Snowden-linked asylum-seeker

  25-06-2018 13:00 via ottawacitizen.com
  It’s been 15 years since Ajith Debagama Kankanalamage fled Sri Lanka after a decade of torture and sexual abuse by the military. He thought he was headed to Canada, but he was abandoned by brokers without his passport or money in Hong Kong, where he filed for asylum and waited interminably for the unsympathetic bureaucracy to grind its wheels.
  A decade into this limbo, he had an extraordinary encounter that gave him hope. In 2013, his lawyer introduced him to another of his clients, Edward
  
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• Ottawa soccer club to drop $200,000 lawsuit against former coach

  25-06-2018 12:58 via ottawacitizen.com
  The twisting tale of how a $200,000 lawsuit against an Ottawa youth soccer coach — accused of poaching players from a rival soccer club — was dropped just weeks after it was filed has laid bare the internal politicking that occurs in the world of competitive teenage soccer.
  Ottawa South United Soccer Association (OSU) — one of the largest soccer clubs in the city — launched a lawsuit on June 1 against Russell Shaw, a former coach with the organization.
  In a statement of c
  
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• Spencer: Confronting the etiquette of legal cannabis

  25-06-2018 12:30 via ottawacitizen.com
  October 17, as all of Canada now knows, will be epic. The prime minister has announced, with a patriotic flourish, that it’s the day cannabis will be legal. The day 95 years of pot prohibition will end. We may not have free trade on that day, but at least we can console ourselves with a joint.
  By coincidence – the PM didn’t actually consult me on this – Oct. 17 is also my birthday. This has led friends to recommend that the two auspicious occasions be celebrated together.
  
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• Pratt: Why it's time to rename University of Ottawa's Fauteux Hall

  25-06-2018 12:30 via ottawacitizen.com
  Joseph Honoré Gérald Fauteux was Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Canada from 1970 to 1973. He was a founder of the University of Ottawa Law School, and its first dean from 1953 to 1962. He later became university Chancellor. Sufficient grounds to have the building that houses the law faculty named for him when it was built in 1973.
  But by some Canadians, Fauteux is remembered for a very different reason.
  Everett Klippert was born in Saskatchewan in 1926. His fa
  
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• Ottawa soccer club agrees to drop $200000 lawsuit against former coach, emails reveal politics behind the scenes - Ottawa Citizen

  25-06-2018 12:30 via ottawacitizen.com
  Ottawa Citizen
  Ottawa soccer club agrees to drop $200000 lawsuit against former coach, emails reveal politics behind the scenes
  Ottawa Citizen
  The twisting tale of how a $200,000 lawsuit against an Ottawa youth soccer coach — accused of poaching players from a rival soccer club — was dropped just weeks after it was filed has laid bare the internal politicking that occurs in the world of ...
  
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• Nussbaum: Château addition must balance imitation and contrast

  25-06-2018 12:30 via ottawacitizen.com
  The Château Laurier may be a privately owned building, but for the more than 100 years it has graced our landscape, it has developed a very public identity as a beloved symbol of our city. We have seen that love expressed by thousands of residents who have offered comments on the various design iterations of a proposed addition to it.
  While we know that no addition is ever going to please everyone, I also believe we have to listen to the wisdom of crowds. The public has said
  
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• Summer rainbow brightens Ottawa evening - CTV News

  25-06-2018 07:59 via ottawa.ctvnews.ca
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  Summer rainbow brightens Ottawa evening
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