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Ottawa woman reunited with stolen dog found in Wyoming
What began with heartbreak last September when her puppy Teddy was stolen from her downtown Ottawa apartment, led to skepticism, then joy last month when Alaina Tripp received a series of phone calls and messages telling her the miniature white poodlehad been found.
Chelsea, Que., issues state of emergency after Friday flooding
Municipalities are beginning to pick up the pieces after Friday's heavy rainfall caused flooding across eastern Ontario and western Quebec.
Westboro Beach residents call on NCC to tackle invasive buckthorn
Residents of the west Ottawa neighbourhood say the invasive plant is choking out native species and posing a risk to wildlife, and they want to work with the federal agency to get rid of it.
Western Quebec firefighters headed to Alberta
Nine western Quebec firefighters have landed in Edmontontofight wildfires that have been burning out of control in Alberta for thepast several weeks.
Farmers sound climate change alarm amid unusually wet summer
Some eastern Ontario farmers say extreme weather events are causing them to lose crops and they worry it's only expected to get worse.
Bangladeshi community fears for family back home amid violent protests
Bangladeshis in the nation's capital say they're worried about the safety of their loved ones back home, after more than 100 people were killed last week and the government imposed an internet blackout.
OC Transpo says on-demand transit is a success. These Para Transpo riders feel left out
As the pilot project in Blackburn Hamlet nears its end, the City of Ottawa is lauding its success. But some Para Transpo users whose minibuses were used to ferry riders around are still wondering when they'll get equal service.
Pro-Palestinian protesters reject U of O proposal, vow to remain at encampment
More than a month after pro-Palestinian protesters began camping at the University of Ottawa's Tabaret Lawn, organizers say they're not going anywhere until they make headway with university administration.
80 years after D-Day, veterans in Ottawa reflect on their time in the war
Second World War veterans at Ottawa's Perley Health celebrated turning 100 this week, and reflected on their time serving in the war.
Housing charity suing insurance providers over flood coverage
Ottawa Salus is suing four providersfor $55 million, claiming they failed tosufficiently cover rebuilding costs.
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