Sindy Hooper dies after battle with pancreatic cancer
An Ottawa woman who raised more than $500,000 for cancer research at the Ottawa Hospital has died after a lengthy battle with pancreatic cancer.
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Man facing charges related to 2023 death of infant: Ottawa police
An Ottawa man is facing charges related to the death of an infant in 2023 in Vanier, according to the Ottawa Police Service.
Driver of transport truck sought by Ottawa OPP after failing to stop at a collision scene on Highway 417
Ontario Provincial Police are asking the driver of a transport truck to come forward, as they want to speak with them about an incident that happened Saturday morning on Highway 417 in Ottawa.
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Jason Isbell cancels CityFolk show due to illness
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OC Transpo says students with malfunctioning U-Pass can be reimbursed for fares paid out of pocket
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Carleton University student wins award for device to help wheelchair users
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More than 60 new Canadians sworn in at citizenship ceremony in Ottawa to kick off 'Welcoming Week'
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Bank Street stabbing leaves man with serious injuries
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Worse than the ice storm: Tropical Storm Debby was 'costliest severe weather event in Quebec's history'
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Ottawa installing bike lockers at three locations
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