Ottawa police arrest suspect in south-end homicide
A 45-year-old man was killed and a woman was hospitalized in a stabbing at a south end apartment overnight, police said. A 37-year-old suspect has been arrested.
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An Ottawa-area man wants answers from Sunwing Airlines after his wheelchair was lost for four days following a flight home.
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OC Transpo union calling on city to pull articulated buses in smaller snowstorms
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Health advocates in Ottawa watching B.C. drug decriminalization closely
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Commission probing use of Emergencies Act for 2022 trucker protests granted extension
The commission investigating the federal government's use of the Emergencies Act to quell the trucker protests last winter in Ottawa has asked for more time to complete its report.
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Missing Ottawa man's car found in Pembroke, Ont.
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Two serious crashes on Ottawa roads Tuesday morning
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Federal investigators probing workplace death in Johnstown, Ont.
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Loblaw ends No Name price freeze, vows 'flat' pricing 'wherever possible'
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Ottawa LRT trains travelling slower due to snow buildup
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Cornwall, Ont. forklift driver wins $1 million Encore prize
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Patients left in lurch after Orleans doctors plan to close practices
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OPP identify victim in Eganville femicide as mother of accused
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Suspect arrested for 2nd-degree murder
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Giant snowbanks a challenge for city crews
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Kristy's Take: Snow strands OC Transpo buses
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Black History Month in Renfrew County
![CTV's Dylan Dyson reports on the need for more community engagement to celebrate Black history in the Ottawa Valley.]()
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![Health officials applaud B.C.'s plan to decriminalize small amounts of drugs to address the opioid crisis. CTV's Peter Szperling reports.]()
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Two monkeys stolen after mysterious break-in at Dallas Zoo
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Three new deaths linked to COVID-19 in Ottawa
Ottawa Public Health's twice-weekly COVID-19 update reported three new deaths and 116 new cases of COVID-19 on Friday.
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The latest data on respiratory viruses in Ottawa show COVID-19 levels remain high, but influenza is low and RSV is also on the decline.
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Ottawa sees increase in COVID-19 hospitalizations
Ottawa Public Health is reporting 31 Ottawa residents in hospital with an active COVID-19 infection on Friday, up from 25 on Tuesday.
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Skating trails around Ottawa to enjoy this winter
Skating is a winter tradition in the national capital region. Skating trails are becoming ever more popular, giving skaters a chance to glide through forests and take twists and turns.Here are some skating trails in and around Ottawa to enjoy this winter.
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