The city's first pop-up vaccination clinics for adults 80 and older and adult recipients of chronic home care will be held in certain neighbourhoods starting next week.
"We are not heading towards yellow, we are heading towards red and that's not okay because it does potentially take us into a place with less opportunity," said Dr. Vera Etches, Ottawa's medical officer of health.
Ontario’s online portal where people from the general population can book their COVID-19 vaccine appointment will be launched on March 15, and will start by allowing people 80 and over to register first.
Tuesday was moving day for Guy Lamarche, a 64-year-old homeless man from Arnprior; but he may be losing that title after settling down in a familiar spot in town.
COVID-19 assessment centres in Ottawa have seen a spike in demand for COVID-19 tests in the past couple of days as significantly more children are being tested.
Ottawa Public Health says it is looking to get in touch with six people who took a rideshare from Toronto to Ottawa last week, after one person recently tested positive for COVID-19.
Registration opened Wednesday morning for Alberta seniors to book vaccination appointments, but the system crashed within minutes, leaving many frustrated.
The head of the National Association of Friendship Centres says Ottawa should have a cohesive COVID-19 vaccine rollout plan for Indigenous people, including in urban areas.
Home prices are on the rise and this has caught the attention of the Bank of Canada governor Tiff Macklem, CTV News' Chief Financial Commentator Pattie Lovett-Reid explains in her column on CTVNews.ca.
In a career filled with remarkable comebacks, Tiger Woods faces perhaps his toughest recovery of all after suffering injuries when his SUV struck a sign, crossed over a raised median and two oncoming lanes flipped several times before coming to rest on its side.
