Inquest into 911 system failure in Casselman woman’s death wraps up testimony and evidence
On September 1, 2014, Kathryn Missen called 911 in the midst of a severe asthma attack. She struggled for breath
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VO’s Annual Volunteer Expo in Ottawa on November 2, 2018
Do you want to volunteer? Find the right opportunity for you. Meet with representatives of non-profits and charities in the
Local company helps the Ottawa Wolves bring the Bingham Cup rugby tournament to Ottawa
Earlier this year, local video production company Hawkmyer was approached by the Ottawa Wolves Bingham Cup 2020 Bid Committee, which
Peter MacTavish named Ottawa Senators’ new assistant general manager
There’s a new member of the Ottawa Senators management team and he’s got local roots. Peter MacTavish will start his
Moises Schachtler; raised in Vankleek Hill and running for Mayor of Ottawa
Moises Schachtler is not your average political candidate. He is a 23-year-old former University of Ottawa student. And in this,
U13 PRO17 Soccer Club boys Ottawa League Champions!
The competitive U13 boys (born in 2005) team from the PRO17 Soccer Club won the Eastern Region Soccer League in
Dylan Black meets comedy legend John Cleese
Legendary comedian John Cleese (Monty Python’s Flying Circus) performed his ‘Why There’s No Hope” show at the National Arts
Ontario College of Teachers protects student privacy at the Supreme Court of Canada
College intervenes to provide its perspective on student privacy and what constitutes acceptable professional conduct for teachers TORONTO, April 20,
Ice storm causes power outages, road closures and more
As of Tuesday afternoon, hundreds of people were still without electricity in Eastern Ontario after a slow-moving ice storm, which
Joel Harden – Bringing a much-needed grassroots perspective to politics
There are more people in the crowd than on stage, and while life gives us ample opportunity to validate the