Stay off roads as winter storm hits Ottawa, officials urge
Another heavy winter storm is battering the National Capital Region this weekend. Experts say to stay home and wait it out.
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Ottawa Public Health responds to measles surge in Ontario, Quebec
Measles outbreaks in southern Ontario and Quebec have local health officials increasing vaccination efforts. As measles cases ...
Here's what's open and closed on Family Day in Ottawa
Family Day is Monday, Feb. 17 in Ontario, where many stores, cultural attractions and city services will operate on a ...
Ottawa digs out after winter's heaviest storm so far
The heaviest storm to hit the region since 2022 dropped 31 centimetres of snow — that's just over a foot — on Ottawa by early ...
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'This is not your typical storm': Ottawa prepares for overnight blizzard
The department has already categorized the storm as a “significant weather event.” Environment Canada has issued a “winter ...
Cost, design of new Civic hospital campus still being hammered out
The final cost and design of the brand new hospital and trauma centre are still to be determined, one year after Ellis Don ...
Checking in: A more physical style of play becomes the routine at the top of women’s pro hockey
Players were overwhelmingly in favor of introducing body checking to women's hockey when the PWHL was launched some 18 months ...
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Closures announced as southern Ontario readies for disruptive winter storm
Snowfall and winter storm warnings are widespread across Ontario for a 'highly impactful' system that will bring 15-35+ cm of ...
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Travel: Postcard from Ottawa
As capital cities go, the Canadian capital of Ottawa is a somewhat overlooked destination, even though it’s the ...
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Ontario's mayors make six-figure salaries — but the top earner isn't in Toronto or Ottawa
Use precise geolocation data and actively scan device characteristics for identification. This is done to store and access ...
Winter storm to hit large swath of southern Ontario with 40 cm possible
Southern Ontario, including the Greater Toronto Area, is expected to get hit with significant snowfall on Wednesday afternoon that will bring anywhere from 15 to 40 cm of snow.
PWHL executive knew how to sell the league on the fly
It’s one thing to control the pace of play on ice, another entirely to govern the speed and direction of the sport.