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COVID-19 in Ottawa: Fast Facts for Oct. 31, 2020
The latest on COVID-19 in Ottawa for Saturday, Oct. 31. -
Orleans neighbourhood celebrating Halloween with parade
Ottawa Public Health recommends no trick-or-treating in Ottawa on Halloween due to COVID-19. -
No body-checking allowed in OHL games this season: Ontario Government
The OHL announced Thursday its Return to Play plan, including a 40-game regular season starting February 4. -
No flu shot appointments available at Ottawa Public Health clinics until Nov. 12
Just over 24 hours after appointments were released for the flu shot the six flu shot clinics between Nov. 5 and Nov. 11, all appointments were booked by Friday afternoon. -
Mayors in Leeds, Grenville and Lanark say OK to trick-to-treating safely, despite recommendation from health unit to stay home
The Leeds, Grenville and Lanark Health Unit does not recommend door-to-door trick-or-treating on Halloween, but local mayor mayors will not stop anyone who decides to go out on Saturday night. -
Cat found with gunshot wound 'doing amazing' following surgery at Ottawa Humane Society
The one-year cat underwent surgery at the humane society on Oct. 19 to remove bone fragments and is now recovering at the humane society. -
'Scare with Flair!' Halloween haunts in your home or on foot in Ottawa
One of the popular spots on haunted walks in the Courtyard Restaurant, offering a spooky Halloween scare while ordering takeout.
COVID-19 AROUND THE PROVINCE
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Ontario health officials asked to come up with safe reopening plan
Premier Doug Ford says he has asked health officials to come to the table next week with a plan to safely ease restrictions. -
Some will go, most will stay: Canadian snowbirds weighing options, association says
the Canadian Snowbird Association says it expects less than 30 per cent of snowbirds will go to the U.S. this winter. -
Canadians need to cut contacts by 25 per cent to control virus
The modelling indicates that if Canadians continue their current rates of contact with others, case counts could reach 8,000 per day by December. -
WATCH: Intensive care in the second wave: What's different now?
Our partners at CTV News went inside the intensive care unit at Humber River Hospital to find out what has changed since the first wave.
Our partners at CTV News went inside the intensive care unit at Humber River Hospital to find out what has changed since the first wave.
Video footage shows the suspect checking the doors of vehicles parked in the person's driveway before setting fire to the flag.
Police believe three teenagers are responsible.
The candidates interrupted each other far less frequently, even as they clashed on issues ranging from the coronavirus to crime to global warming.
Peel Police say one man has been arrested but they are looking for a second.
There was no social distancing and mask-wearing was spotty among the thousands who came to see Trump’s return to Florida.
Infected and contagious, President Donald Trump briefly ventured out in a motorcade on Sunday to salute cheering supporters
Among the items seized; this 20,000 square foot mansion
Fox News host and moderator Chris Wallace struggled to keep the pair from talking over each other, especially Trump
Blue Door at your Door presented by Caivan Communities is a fundraising music event in support of The Ottawa Mission, featuring some of Canada’s top blues musicians: Downchild Blues Band (with special guests Dan Aykroyd, Paul Shaffer, David Wilcox, Kenny Neal, Gene Taylor and Erja Lyytinen), Colin James, Big Sugar, Sass Jordan, Matt Andersen, MonkeyJunk, Dawn Tyler Watson plus more.
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