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Douglas Tavern, known for St. Patrick’s Day celebrations, is sold
It’s the end of an era in Douglas, Ont, with the Douglas Tavern closing after 49 years. -
Ottawa man's family issues urgent plea for liver donor
An Ottawa father and grandfather with liver cancer is turning to the community to help find a living liver donor as time is becoming more critical to receive the life-saving transplant. -
Beloved J.A. Laporte Flowers & Nursery closing after six decades
J.A. Laporte Flowers & Nursery in Orléans, known for its wide selection of plants and attentive customer service, is closing its doors for good. -
Small businesses could receive up to $20,000 from the province
The Ontario government has launched a new program to provide support for small businesses during the provincewide shutdown. -
Senators make long-awaited return after 10 months off
It has been 310 days since the Ottawa Senators last played a game, the longest offseason in franchise history, and a lot has changed. -
No place like home: Victoria Dark's watercolour illustrations celebrate where we live
Victoria Dark did a watercolour painting of her parents' cottage one day on a whim. Now, she has left her government job and her watercolours of homes and buildings in Ottawa are in high demand. -
Ottawa police charge California man with breaking 14-day quarantine
Ottawa Police have charged a California resident with breaking quarantine rules after he travelled to Ottawa and allegedly received visits from a local resident when he was supposed to be in isolation.
While the first impeachment of Trump last year brought no Republican votes in the House, a small but significant number of leaders and other lawmakers are breaking with the party to join Democrats on Wednesday.
The U.S. Capitol locked down Wednesday after protesters breached barricades
The Premier says he's speaking with the province's health experts
The decision, met with swift criticism from civil rights advocates and some public officials, threatened to reignite protests that rocked the city after the Aug. 23 shooting that left Jacob Blake paralyzed.
Personal support worker Anita Quidangen was the first to receive the Pfizer vaccine
This mini-doc from PBS goes inside the lab that invented the COVID-19 vaccine
Police admitted there was a lapse in communication when they didn't shut down a BBQ restaurant until 4 o'clock in the afternoon
It says it sells groceries among other items that are considered essential
In 2020, veterans and Canadians will commemorate November 11 virtually
COVID-19 AROUND THE PROVINCE
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Global death toll from COVID-19 tops 2M
The milestone was reached just over a year after the coronavirus was first detected in the Chinese city of Wuhan. -
UPDATED: Canada to experience temporary delay in Pfizer vaccines
The U.S. drug-maker is temporarily reducing deliveries because of issues with its European production lines. -
BREAKING DOWN THE NUMBERS: Ontario records fewer than 3,000 new COVID-19 cases, with record testing
There were 100 deaths reported today, a record number. However, the province says, due to a data cleaning initiative, 46 deaths reported by the Middlesex-London Health Unit occurred earlier in the pandemic. They're included in today's report. -
City of Vaughan closing outdoor rinks, toboggan hill, dog park
In a statement, the City says as part of the "disciplined, responsible and measured approach to COVID-19" it is closing its outdoor skating rinks, toboggan hill and dog park effective immediately.
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