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  • A person rests on a bench by a mural by artist Dom Laporte showing a health care worker, in Ottawa, on the Labour Day Long Weekend, Monday, Sept. 7, 2020, in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic. (Justin Tang/THE CANADIAN PRESS) NEW THIS MORNING

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    Ontario’s premier Doug Ford (left) is calling out Ottawa mayor Jim Watson (right), suggesting he agreed with new lockdowns privately before making public comments to the contrary.

    Ford suggests Ottawa mayor favoured new lockdowns privately, then changed his mind

  • New cases of COVID-19 in Ottawa UPDATED

    Seventy-six new cases of COVID-19, one new death in Ottawa on Monday

    Over the last seven days, Ottawa’s number of cases have been hovering at about 54 cases per 100,000. Toronto has gone up, despite the new measures, to 75 cases per 100,000. And Peel is the highest right now, sitting at 89 cases per 100,000.

    Ottawa cases and infection rates decline; other COVID-19 hot spots in Ontario struggling with high numbers

    Ottawa's Chief of Police Peter Sloly. UPDATED

    Ottawa police chief addresses Montsion verdict: 'We are listening, learning, changing'

  • Amy Eves says she discovered several unauthorized transactions on her credit card for inappropriate items addressed to her nine-year-old daughter. This began happening shortly after learning of a security breach affecting the Girl Guides of Canada. (Saron Fanel / CTV News Ottawa)

    Adult toy almost shipped to 9-year-old after Girl Guides of Canada security breach, says parent

    File photo of the Ottawa-Carleton Detention Centre. (Chris Scott / CTV News Ottawa)

    COVID-19 outbreak declared at Ottawa-Carleton Detention Centre

    Charlene Burnside says a mistake in using an electronic payment system meant she didn't get paid for $2,000 worth of sales at the Richmond Farmers' Market. The community, however, rallied to raise more than the money she was short. (Photo via Jack of All Cakes / Facebook)

    A $2,000 mistake leads to paying it forward

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