COVID-19 in Ottawa: Fast Facts for Oct. 28, 2020
OTTAWA — Good morning. Here is the latest news on COVID-19 and its impact on Ottawa and the surrounding region.
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RCMP detachment head warned ‘the monster is growing’ when B.C. casino opened in 2004, inquiry hears
The head of the RCMP’s detachment in Richmond, B.C., warned his superior “the monster is growing” and that an influx
Read moreClock ticking to secure Cameroon man’s release from U.S. custody ahead of Friday CBSA meeting
Roughly two weeks ago, a Cameroonian man was pulled off a plane set to deport him from the United States
Read moreRestaurant says group with Niagara MP Oosterhoff ignored posted COVID-19 rules
The restaurant that hosted Progressive Conservative MPP Sam Oosterhoff and a large group says the patrons chose not to follow
Read more‘Dear Virus’: Poem speaks for high school graduates lost amid pandemic
RENFREW, ONT. — Seventeen-year-old Alexa Narezny was like many other high school graduates this past summer: upset those final high
Read moreHanding out Halloween candy with low contact
While trick-or-treating is not recommended in certain parts of Ontario, including much of the Greater Toronto Area, due to the
Read moreSaskatchewan election 2020: Moe says province will be looking at taxation shared with Ottawa
Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe on Tuesday said that in addition to the federal carbon tax, the province would be looking
Read moreCornwall, Ont., woodworker building free desks for virtual learning students
CORNWALL, ONT. — The COVID-19 pandemic has not been easy for many, but for one 72-year-old Cornwall man, it’s inspired
Read moreOntario long-term care commission will grant workers anonymity
TORONTO — Staff at Ontario’s nursing homes can now be granted anonymity when testifying for a commission examining how COVID-19
Read moreOttawa-based Dymon Storage donating a million masks to charities in Ottawa, GTA
OTTAWA — For charities, purchasing masks or other personal protective equipment is a challenge. It also takes away from other
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