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• Ottawa Votes 2018: It's an electoral debut for third-party advertisers

  19-10-2018 23:47 via ottawacitizen.com
  The first municipal election in Ottawa allowing “third-party advertisers” to accept contributions from corporations and unions, independent from political campaigns, has attracted five advertisers.
  The deadline to register third-party advertisers was Friday at 4:30 p.m. Any person, corporation or union could have registered as a third-party advertiser, collect contributions and spend the money after registering. It’s a new feature of municipal elections in Ontario.
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• Harpreet Singh: The 'third' candidate in Gloucester-South Nepean

  19-10-2018 23:43 via ottawacitizen.com
  A city councillor should act like the director of a $3.4-billion corporation (i.e. the City of Ottawa) whose primary role is to provide a long-term vision and transformational leadership for the ward. This was the premise I brought to the residents of Gloucester-South Nepean. I presented a clear vision that consists of engagement, growth and innovation.
  Mine is the “third” point of view, one that moves forward from what has been accomplished in the past, and that notes what has not b
  
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• Winter's coming: Part of Colonel By to be closed Saturday to install skateway trailers

  19-10-2018 23:32 via ottawacitizen.com
  A section of Colonel By Drive, between Hawthorne and Daly avenues, will be temporarily closed to motorists on Saturday, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., to allow the installation of a Rideau Canal Skateway skate rental trailer.
  In addition, flag persons will control the traffic lights at the intersection of the Queen Elizabeth Driveway and Fifth Avenue as needed from 6:45 a.m. to 11 a.m., to facilitate the arrival of another skate rental trailer.
  Some sections of Rideau Canal pathways may also be closed
  
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• Senators’ Duchene, wife use Halloween costume to announce pregnancy sportsnet.ca/hockey/nhl/sen…

  19-10-2018 23:32 via twitter.com
  Senators’ Duchene, wife use Halloween costume to announce pregnancysportsnet.ca/hockey/nhl/sen…
  
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• Task force chair says everyone needs to obey the rules on legalized cannabis ottawamatters.com/national-news/…

  19-10-2018 23:30 via twitter.com
  Task force chair says everyone needs to obey the rules on legalized cannabisottawamatters.com/national-news/…
  
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• Hitler's foreign minister was once part of Ottawa's high society

  19-10-2018 23:24 via ottawacitizen.com
  There has certainly been no shortage of cads, crooks, swindlers, murderers and worse who over the years have called Ottawa home, but none has come close to reaching the infamy attached to a young man who, a century ago, floated through this city’s social circles with a handsome and athletic ease.
  It’s highly unlikely that guests at the Rideau Hall parties he attended back then had any inkling of what the “great future” of which he boasted actually held in store for him, t
  
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• Eyeing legal edibles, weed giant teams up with Almonte chocolate-maker Hummingbird

  19-10-2018 23:22 via ottawacitizen.com
  Having won the Academy of Chocolate’s 2016 Golden Bean for making the world’s best bean-to-bar chocolate, the Almonte couple behind Hummingbird Chocolate Maker have to wonder if one day their company might be comparably recognized by the High Times Cannabis Cup.
  That’s because Hummingbird, which was launched in 2011 by Erica and Drew Gilmour, recently partnered with Canopy Growth Corp., the Smiths Falls-based, publicly traded marijuana company, to press ahead with creating a TH
  
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• Company extracting metals from asbestos waste gets $12M from Ottawa - Financial Post

  19-10-2018 23:19 via business.financialpost.com
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  Company extracting metals from asbestos waste gets $12M from Ottawa
  Financial Post
  Ottawa gave $12 million on Friday to help a company extract magnesium from the waste of closed asbestos mines — despite warnings from Quebec's public health officers that the province's workplace protections are still lacking. The federal funding for ...and more »
  
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• Police seek help finding bank holdup suspect

  19-10-2018 22:59 via ottawacitizen.com
  Ottawa police are seeking public assistance in locating a suspect in an Oct. 9 bank holdup.
  In a news release Friday, police said the suspect entered a bank in the 2400 block of Bank Street, near South Keys Shopping Centre, and presented a teller with a note demanding cash.
  The suspect is described as a light-skinned black man 18-20 years of age, about five feet eight inches (173 cm) tall and with a thin build.
  At the time of the holdup, he wore a black sweatshirt with the hood pulled tightly ar
  
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• 'Mom I'm in trouble:' Canadian, Brit face 10 years in jail for alleged graffiti ottawamatters.com/national-news/…

  19-10-2018 22:00 via twitter.com
  'Mom I'm in trouble:' Canadian, Brit face 10 years in jail for alleged graffitiottawamatters.com/national-news/…
  
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• 'I did the crime, I'll do the time': Man accused of killing Alexandria woman says he's guilty

  19-10-2018 21:51 via ottawacitizen.com
  CORNWALL, Ont. — Making his first court appearance in the death of his former girlfriend, Brandon Smeltzer declined his right to an attorney and declared himself “guilty” in a Cornwall courtroom Friday morning.
  “I did the crime, I’ll do the time,” he told the court.
  The 25-year-old from Bayside, N.S. faces a first-degree murder charge in the death of Emilie Maheu, 26.
  Maheu, who went missing on Oct. 11, was found dead in a farmer’s field near Lancaster,
  
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• Canadian airlines tell Ottawa carbon tax will hurt revenues and domestic routes - Financial Post

  19-10-2018 20:27 via business.financialpost.com
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  Canadian airlines tell Ottawa carbon tax will hurt revenues and domestic routes
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  Canadian airlines are urging Ottawa to delay the Jan. 1 imposition of the federal carbon tax, which they warn will boost airfares and push passengers to airports across the border. The National Airlines Council of Canada sent letters to three federal ...and more »
  
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• OPP looking for a teen that tried to rob a 9 y/o girl in Kemptville. #ottnews ottawamatters.com/police-beat/gi… https://t.co/MPc1pmTFA9

  19-10-2018 19:42 via twitter.com
  
  OPP looking for a teen that tried to rob a 9 y/o girl in Kemptville. #ottnewsottawamatters.com/police-beat/gi… https://t.co/MPc1pmTFA9
  
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• In times of legal pot, downtown church still gets 'high on Jesus'

  19-10-2018 19:13 via ottawacitizen.com
  The good parishioners of downtown Dominion Chalmers United Church are offering another option in the legalized marijuana debate.
  “We still get high on Jesus,” reads the signboard outside DC United’s church on Cooper Street near Lisgar Street.
  The message, posted before Wednesday’s legalization, is an apolitical commentary on marijuana’s new status, said a church official.
  “We weren’t 100 per cent certain everyone would get the reference but (Rev. James M
  
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• Man accused of killing Alexandria woman tells court, 'I did the crime, I'll do the time'

  19-10-2018 19:05 via ottawacitizen.com
  CORNWALL, On. — Making his first court appearance in the death of his former girlfriend, Brandon Smeltzer declined his right to an attorney and declared himself “guilty” in a Cornwall courtroom Friday morning.
  “I did the crime, I’ll do the time,” he told the court.
  The 25-year-old from Bayside, N.S. faces a first-degree murder charge in the death of Emilie Maheu, 26.
  Maheu, who went missing on Oct. 11, was found dead in a farmer’s field near Lancaster, O
  
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• Ottawa's annual spending breaches $300 billion for first time, pushing up Canada's debt ratio - Regina Leader-Post

  19-10-2018 18:50 via leaderpost.com
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  Ottawa's annual spending breaches $300 billion for first time, pushing up Canada's debt ratio
  Regina Leader-Post
  OTTAWA — Federal spending continued to rise over the last fiscal year, ballooning to over $300 billion for the first time and pushing up Ottawa's net debt-to-GDP ratio, long touted by the Liberals as evidence of their controlled spending habits ...
  Ottawa's final report on 2017-18 spending shows $19-billion deficit last yearCTV Newsall 21 news articles &
  
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• No charges warranted in police shooting of suspected drug dealer, SIU concludes

  19-10-2018 18:43 via ottawacitizen.com
  Two Ottawa police officers who shot at a suspected drug dealer during a tactical takedown have been cleared by the province’s Special Investigations Unit.
  The suspect sustained a gunshot wound to this shoulder in the incident which occurred in the parking lot of a residential complex in the area of Bangs Street and Brittany Drive in the east end on Sept. 12, 2017.
  The suspect and his companion, who sustained a non-serious injury to his ear, were later treated in hospital and returned to po
  
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• 'I got hair in here': How NOT to roll a joint

  19-10-2018 18:41 via ottawacitizen.com
  As Canadians, we can legally smoke weed now.
  But it doesn’t mean we’re any good at it.
  Stores across Canada are selling a variety of different products, including different strains of dried flower.
  We got our hands on some.
  So, what do you do with the plant once you have it? Well, most people would opt to roll a joint.
  We wanted to make a how-to video to help out our fellow Canadians but, as you can see in the video, we are painfully inept at rolling a joint.
  Next time, we’ll b
  
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• Body of boy who drowned near Rockport on Labour Day weekend recovered

  19-10-2018 18:39 via ottawacitizen.com
  The body of an 11-year-old Ottawa boy who drowned on the St. Lawrence over the Labour Day weekend has been recovered.
  According to an update posted on the Facebook page Missing Boy Rockport Search, the boy’s body was found Friday morning.
  The boy’s family was visiting friends over the long weekend in the village of Rockport, about 140 kilometres south of Ottawa, according to friends of the family, who are now also grieving and in shock after witnessing the “freak” ac
  
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• Type 26 named as the design for Canada’s future warship

  19-10-2018 18:09 via ottawacitizen.com
  Irving Shipbuilding and Public Services and Procurement Canada have announced that BAE-Lockheed Martin is the industry team which scored the highest with their bid to provide the 15 new warships for the Royal Canadian Navy. The consortium is the “preferred bidder” according to the federal government, for the Canadian Surface Combatant program. Its design is the Type 26. That selection will now set off negotiations which in turn will – if all is successful – produce a cont
  
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• Kemptville OPP looking for teen suspect in schoolyard robbery attempt

  19-10-2018 18:02 via ottawacitizen.com
  Police in Kemptville are on the hunt for a masked man who allegedly tried to rob a nine-year-old girl during recess.
  In a media release, Kemptville OPP say they received a report on Oct. 9 about a disturbing incident that happened six days earlier.
  On Oct. 3, a nine-year-old female student at the Sainte-Marguerite-Bourgeoys Catholic School was out on afternoon recess break when, she says, she was grabbed by a masked male holding a rock. The male demanded money. The student did not have any money
  
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• Reevely: This Monday's vote is about the kind of Ottawa we want

  19-10-2018 18:01 via ottawacitizen.com
  Ottawa’s election Monday doesn’t have one central animating issue that makes it easy to pick whom to vote for. And yet the future of the city is at stake on so many fronts.
  After eight years in the mayor’s office, Jim Watson can rhyme off a list of projects that are done or well begun, many of them after years of stop-and-start work. The first phase of light rail — late, yes, but almost finished. A renewed Lansdowne Park. A new Ottawa Art Gallery and renovated Arts Court.
  
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• The @rick_gibbons Show for Friday, October 19th: 1:08: #GregPatacairk 1:17: @Parents4Divers1 1:30: @franco_nomics 1… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…

  19-10-2018 18:00 via twitter.com
  The @rick_gibbons Show for Friday, October 19th: 1:08: #GregPatacairk 1:17: @Parents4Divers1 1:30: @franco_nomics 1… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
  
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• Director Bronwyn Steinberg calls GCTC play The Drowning Girls a cautionary tale about intimate partner violence

  19-10-2018 18:00 via ottawacitizen.com
  The Drowning Girls
  Oct. 23-Nov. 11, Great Canadian Theatre Company
  Tickets and times: gctc.ca
  For Bronwyn Steinberg, directing the Great Canadian Theatre Company’s production of The Drowning Girls is a career milestone. It’s the 36-year-old theatre artist’s first time in the director’s chair at Ottawa’s storied professional theatre company.But it’s also the type of play she loves. Written in the 1990s by a trio of Canadians — Beth Graham, Charlie To
  
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• SIU clears Ottawa police officers in shooting - CBC.ca

  19-10-2018 17:47 via cbc.ca
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  SIU clears Ottawa police officers in shooting
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  Ontario's police watchdog says two Ottawa police officers who shot two suspects during an arrest more than a year ago will not be charged. The incident occurred around 6:15 p.m. on Sept. 12, 2017, near Bangs Street and Brittany Drive, when there was an ...and more »
  
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• Coming up at 11:30: @REDBLACKSHC joins @_MarkSutcliffe ahead of tonight's @REDBLACKS game: 📻: 1310 💻:… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…

  19-10-2018 17:25 via twitter.com
  Coming up at 11:30: @REDBLACKSHC joins @_MarkSutcliffe ahead of tonight's @REDBLACKS game: 📻: 1310 💻:… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
  
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• Winter is coming: Part of Colonel By Drive will be closed tomorrow to install skateway trailers

  19-10-2018 17:18 via ottawacitizen.com
  A section of Colonel By Drive, between Hawthorne and Daly avenues, will be temporarily closed to motorists on Saturday, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., to allow the installation of a Rideau Canal Skateway skate rental trailer.
  In addition, flag persons will control the traffic lights at the intersection of the Queen Elizabeth Driveway and Fifth Avenue as needed in the morning, from 6:45 a.m. to 11 a.m., to facilitate the arrival of another skate rental trailer.
  Some sections of the Rideau Canal pathways
  
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• Outlook for man pulled from mud of the drained Rideau Canal is 'grim'

  19-10-2018 17:15 via ottawacitizen.com
  The outlook for a man pulled from the mud of the drained Rideau Canal is “grim,” Ottawa paramedics believe.
  The man was found lying in the mud of the canal bottom a little after 10 p.m. Thursday. He appeared to be in his 30s.
  Paramedics said he was in cardiac arrest, so they began resuscitating him in the mud, and continued to work on him on the way to hospital.
  He was listed in critical condition.
  This part of the canal is close to the Shaw Centre and also to two bridges, but parame
  
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• On today's Power Lunch: @EricEdCollard & @KatlynHarrison join @_MarkSutcliffe in-studio: 📻: 1310 💻:… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…

  19-10-2018 16:46 via twitter.com
  On today's Power Lunch: @EricEdCollard& @KatlynHarrison join @_MarkSutcliffe in-studio: 📻: 1310 💻:… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
  
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• Coming up at 10:45: @sproudfoot joins @_MarkSutcliffe on pardons for pot possession: 📻: 1310 💻:… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…

  19-10-2018 16:40 via twitter.com
  Coming up at 10:45: @sproudfoot joins @_MarkSutcliffe on pardons for pot possession: 📻: 1310 💻:… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
  
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• Coming up on today's Ethics Lab - helmet law exemptions - should you know when you’ll die? @ 11 with @dk_munro… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…

  19-10-2018 16:38 via twitter.com
  Coming up on today's Ethics Lab - helmet law exemptions- should you know when you’ll die?@ 11 with @dk_munro… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
  
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• Ottawa police looking to nab high drivers - CBC.ca

  19-10-2018 16:22 via cbc.ca
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  Ottawa police looking to nab high drivers
  CBC.ca
  Ottawa police have increased their RIDE program to look for impaired drivers since cannabis legalization has taken effect. Const. Luc Mongeon was the first to smell cannabis in a vehicle last night during a checkstop near Highway 417 and Carling Avenue.
  
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• Ottawa Votes: Most Ottawa candidates oppose nuclear dump at Chalk River - Ottawa Citizen

  19-10-2018 15:27 via ottawacitizen.com
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  Ottawa Votes: Most Ottawa candidates oppose nuclear dump at Chalk River
  Ottawa Citizen
  Most of the Ottawa council candidates who answered a survey by Ecology Ottawa say they oppose construction of a low-level radioactive waste facility at Chalk River. Six incumbent councillors — Riley Brockington, David Chernushenko, Keith Egli, Mathieu ...and more »
  
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• Ottawa Votes: Most Ottawa candidates oppose nuclear dump at Chalk River

  19-10-2018 15:13 via ottawacitizen.com
  Most of the Ottawa council candidates who answered a survey by Ecology Ottawa say they oppose construction of a low-level radioactive waste facility at Chalk River.
  Six incumbent councillors — Riley Brockington, David Chernushenko, Keith Egli, Mathieu Fleury, Jeff Leiper and Catherine McKenney — declared their opposition to the dump.
  Incumbent Mayor Jim Watson’s campaign did not respond, while candidate Clive Doucet declared opposition..
  Ecology Ottawa says 73 candidates respon
  
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• How many government workers does it take to buy a TV? About 39 public servants and 300 emails

  19-10-2018 15:04 via ottawacitizen.com
  A federal government office on Queen Street wanted big TVs, and the BlackBerries were soon humming with urgent messages.
  Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada, in the CD Howe Building, decided just before the end of the last fiscal year to buy big TVs. And someone whose identity is secret did an Access to Information Act search of the details. Those details are now public.
  The price isn’t a big surprise: About $40,000 for the 65-inch TVs (the number of TVs is a secret), and $
  
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• Outlook 'grim' for man pulled from drained Rideau Canal - Ottawa Citizen

  19-10-2018 14:44 via ottawacitizen.com
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  Outlook 'grim' for man pulled from drained Rideau Canal
  Ottawa Citizen
  The outlook for a man pulled from the mud of the drained Rideau Canal is “grim,” Ottawa paramedics believe. Firefighters found a man lying in the mud of the canal bottom a little after 10 p.m. Thursday. He appeared to be in his 30s. Paramedics said he ...
  
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• Outlook 'grim' for man pulled from drained Rideau Canal

  19-10-2018 14:44 via ottawacitizen.com
  The outlook for a man pulled from the mud of the drained Rideau Canal is “grim,” Ottawa paramedics believe.
  Firefighters was found lying in the mud of the canal bottom a little after 10 p.m. Thursday. He appeared to be in his 30s.
  Paramedics said he was in cardiac arrest, so they began resuscitating him in the mud, and continued to work on him on the way to hospital.
  He was listed in critical condition.
  This part of the canal is close to the Shaw Centre and also to two bridges, but p
  
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• Police probe early morning fire in Gatineau

  19-10-2018 14:14 via ottawacitizen.com
  Police in Gatineau are investigating a suspicious fire in a residential-commercial strip at 15 Bériault St. in the Hull sector.
  Firefighters were called to the scene at about 3:50 a.m. for a blaze at the rear of the structure.
  The fire spread into the building’s interior.
  It was declared under control at about 5 a.m. Damages were estimated at $35,000.
  There were no injuries.
   
  
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• Firefighters pull person from Rideau Canal

  19-10-2018 13:23 via ottawacitizen.com
  Ottawa firefighters pulled a person from the Rideau Canal near the downtown Shaw Centre Thursday night .
  Crews called to the scene at about 10 p.m. spotted the person in the water, but not submerged.
  Firefighters lowered themselves to the bottom of the canal and began first aid treatment.
  The person was then lifted out to street level and handed over to paramedics.
  There was no word on their condition.
  
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• Ottawa slips into autumn with cool days, chilly nights - Ottawa Citizen

  19-10-2018 13:11 via ottawacitizen.com
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  Ottawa slips into autumn with cool days, chilly nights
  Ottawa Citizen
  Friday's early risers were treated to a bit of a chill, a preview of the forecast for the next few days as the capital moves into a pretty typical Ottawa autumn. Friday's chilly temps are expected to soar (relatively) to a high of about 16 C under ...
  
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• Ottawa slips into autumn with cool days, chilly nights

  19-10-2018 13:11 via ottawacitizen.com
  Friday’s early risers were treated to a bit of a chill, a preview of the forecast for the next few days as the capital moves into a pretty typical Ottawa autumn.
  Friday’s chilly temps are expected to soar (relatively) to a high of about 16 C under mixed skies. Winds could get blustery with gusts of up to 40 km/h.
  Showers are expected through Friday night but nothing major and the low should drop to 7 C.
  Mixed skies are in the forecast for Saturday, with a 40 per cent risk of showers
  
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• And suddenly it's going to be 16 C

  19-10-2018 13:02 via ottawacitizen.com
  Cold?
  Looking for extra sweaters and on the verge of turning on the heaters?
  Well, that was yesterday.
  Friday’s high is expected to reach 16 C with a mix of sun and cloud.
  Who knows what the next few months of weather will bring but today may be the warmest day you’ll see in a long time.
  Tonight, expect a low of only 7 C.
  Saturday’s high will  peak at about 11 C and drop down to -2 C at night.
  That’s your new reality.
  The average high for this time of year is 11.8 C
  
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• Has homelessness been overshadowed during Ottawa's election campaign? - Ottawa Citizen

  19-10-2018 13:01 via ottawacitizen.com
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  Has homelessness been overshadowed during Ottawa's election campaign?
  Ottawa Citizen
  Too much of the discussion about homelessness during the municipal election campaign has focused on the controversial relocation of a shelter to Vanier, rather than creating more homes for poor people, the executive director of The Ottawa Mission says.
  
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• Has homelessness been overshadowed during Ottawa's election campaign?

  19-10-2018 13:00 via ottawacitizen.com
  Too much of the discussion about homelessness during the municipal election campaign has focused on the controversial relocation of a shelter to Vanier, rather than creating more homes for poor people, the executive director of The Ottawa Mission says.
  “I think some people, including ourselves, would like to hear what the plan is,” Peter Tilley said Thursday.
  “The only dialogue has been from some of the candidates who have taken the stage in Vanier or in the downtown core, to s
  
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• Fast food, long hours and a thousand handshakes: A day in the life of Jim Watson

  19-10-2018 13:00 via ottawacitizen.com
  7:30 a.m.Tenth Line and Innes Roads—Campaign volunteers and staffers stand at Tenth Line and Innes in Orléans, rubbing their hands and stomping to keep warm. They carry signs that read HONK FOR PROGRESS ON LIGHT RAIL TRANSIT and HONK FOR LEADERSHIP AT CITY HALL.
  The boss is running about 15 minutes late.
  “Sorry,” Jim Watson says as he arrives. “I hardly slept last night. I have sleep apnea, and I also have this cold that I can’t shake.”
  It’s somew
  
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• Adam: Down to the wire with Doucet – Ottawa mayoralty candidate weathers an uneven campaign - Ottawa Citizen

  19-10-2018 12:31 via ottawacitizen.com
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  Adam: Down to the wire with Doucet – Ottawa mayoralty candidate weathers an uneven campaign
  Ottawa Citizen
  Clive Doucet is giving it his all on the hustings in the closing stages of the mayoral campaign. But going on the campaign trail with Doucet is a ride quite unlike any other. Doucet's campaign, by his own admission, is somewhat helter-skelter; indeed ...
  
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• Adam: Ottawa mayoralty candidate Doucet weathers an uneven campaign

  19-10-2018 12:30 via ottawacitizen.com
  Clive Doucet is giving it his all on the hustings in the closing stages of the mayoral campaign. But going on the campaign trail with Doucet is a ride quite unlike any other. Doucet’s campaign, by his own admission, is somewhat helter-skelter; indeed, on the trail it looks as if things haven’t been properly nailed down. It is both refreshing for its unpredictability and startling in its lack of order. You take what comes along, ride with it and hope to end up in a good place. Which o
  
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• Eight different people were punched or hit in the attacks, and two of Saunders Farm's staff have concussions as a r… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…

  19-10-2018 12:19 via twitter.com
  Eight different people were punched or hit in the attacks, and two of Saunders Farm's staff have concussions as a r… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
  
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• Cornwall court date for man charged in death of Emilie Maheu: bit.ly/2OBHfFv #ottnews https://t.co/EERsV4UA4I

  19-10-2018 12:10 via twitter.com
  
  Cornwall court date for man charged in death of Emilie Maheu: bit.ly/2OBHfFv#ottnews https://t.co/EERsV4UA4I
  
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• Water rescue crews pull person from Rideau Canal: bit.ly/2AinARV #ottnews https://t.co/9yEtK6UfkZ

  19-10-2018 11:47 via twitter.com
  
  Water rescue crews pull person from Rideau Canal: bit.ly/2AinARV #ottnews https://t.co/9yEtK6UfkZ
  
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