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- #2 seed Queen's faces Acadia in the U Sports women's rugby quarterfinal
Watch the Queen's University Gaels (2) and the Acadia University Axewomen (7) go head-to-head in this U Sports women's rugby championship quarterfinal from Thunderbird Stadium on the campus of the University of British Columbia.
- Ottawa police seeking woman in aggravated assault investigation
Mary Davis, 39, was being sought after officers were called to Lanark Avenue for reports of an assault at about 4:15 a.m. on Wednesday.
- Heather Black of Palo Alto Networks talks about AI and its use at the forefront of cybersecurity
After 29 years in telecommunications at Bell Canada, Heather Black was pulled in a different direction.
- Maple Bridge Ventures raises $10M to unlock ‘untapped potential’ of immigrant entrepreneurs
- Government will make 'workforce adjustments' in a 'smart way': finance minister
Ahead of next week's federal budget, Finance Minister François-Philippe Champagne says the government has been fair and balanced in making ‘tough choices’ around cuts to civil service.
- Franco-Ontarian icon Bernard Grandmaître dead at 92
The former municipal and provincial politician behind a landmark bill protecting francophone rights in Ontario has died.
- Halloween drenching in Ottawa area's forecast
Modifications may be in order for Halloween costumes and plans, with a lot of rain forecast for Oct. 30 and 31.
- Ottawa police arrest seven in plan to defraud 'vulnerable' home residents
Seven suspects allegedly used fake documents in scam to target vulnerable residents.
- Health unit warns of infection risk at Carleton Place beauty bar
Southeast Public Health says anyone who got a manicure, pedicure or wax from Ivy Beauty Bar in Carleton Place, Ont., from the end of May 2023 until about two weeks ago may have been exposed to improperly cleaned equipment and possibly […]
- Ottawa Public Health investigating new measles cases and possible public exposure
A week after Ottawa Public Health confirmed a cluster of five measles cases in the city, it is investigating two new related infections.
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