Woman suffers non-life threatening injuries in weekend stabbing
Ottawa paramedics say a woman suffered non-life threatening injuries following a stabbing in Centretown West this weekend.
It happened at around 2:25 p.m. Sunday in the area of Cambridge Street North, near Gladstone Avenue.
Paramedics said the woman was taken to hospital in stable condition.
Ottawa police said they were called on a report of a "suspicious incident" and found one injured person, who was transported to hospital by paramedics.
"At this time the incident is under investigation," a police spokesperson said.
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