Ottawa surpasses 25,000 total cases of COVID-19
Public Health Ontario reported 3,166 cases of COVID-19 in Ontario on Friday, including 106 in Ottawa.
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The eligibility to book a COVID-19 vaccine appointment expanded on Thursday to include residents aged 50 and over.
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Rain on the way Friday afternoon in Ottawa
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14-year-old riding a scooter dies after being struck by vehicle in Trenton
Ontario Provincial Police responded to the incident at the intersection of King Street and Dufferin Avenue just after 4:30 Thursday evening.
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Pride Walkway in Prescott 'intentionally' damaged by truck, OPP says
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Family pleads for information on Ottawa woman missing for 40 years
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Collision reconstruction expert testifies at Westboro bus crash trial
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OC Transpo head John Manconi to retire
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Thousands more Ottawa residents book vaccines
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Ottawa surpasses 25,000 total cases of COVID-19
Public Health Ontario reported 3,166 cases of COVID-19 in Ontario on Friday, including 106 in Ottawa.
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After a long and lonely year for residents in Ottawa's long-term care homes, a sense of hope and normalcy is returning to Ottawa's most vulnerable residents.
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30,000 Ottawa residents book COVID-19 vaccine appointments as eligibility expands
The eligibility to book a COVID-19 vaccine appointment expanded on Thursday to include residents aged 50 and over.
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Cornwall's Port Theatre surviving pandemic thanks to a local photographer
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Ottawa residents 50 and older, some essential workers now eligible to book COVID-19 vaccine appointments
Thousands of Ottawa residents became eligible Thursday morning to book an appointment to receive the COVID-19 vaccine, as the Ontario government expands the criteria to receive the shot.
Ottawa home prices up 42 per cent in April despite COVID-19 restrictions impacting the market
The Ottawa Real Estate Board says COVID-19 restrictions caused Ottawa’s real estate market to sputter last month, but the cost of a new home still jumped more than 40 per cent.
Six Ottawa pharmacies set to receive Moderna COVID-19 vaccines this week
The Ontario government announced Wednesday the province is expanding use of the Moderna vaccine to pharmacies.
'Right in our wheelhouse': Ottawa Public Health planning to administer COVID-19 vaccine to children 12 and up
Health Canada approved administering the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine to children ages 12 and up on Monday.
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