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Former convent near Cornwall demolished, ending decades-long preservation fight

A century-old former convent that was once protected by a heritage designation was demolished last week in South Stormont Township. The convent and former school in Saint Andrews West, about 90 kilometres southeast of Ottawa, was saved from the wrecking ball in the late 1970s,and again two years ago.

Drivers say elusive package courier for Temu has failed to deliver pay

Drivers who worked for a local package delivery company say they had to chase their supervisors for weeks for payment, and those managing the unmarked commercial space won't say what it's called or who is behind it.

Sudden $600K repair bill stuns condo owners

Residents of a condominium complexin Kanata's Katimavik neighbourhood are facing a giant repair bill that some say caught them off guard.

Health card catch-22 stymies Ottawa handyman

Jorg Santowski can repair a lot of things, but he's finding it nearly impossible to fix the situation caused by his old red and white Ontario health card.

Ravens, rinse, repeat birds return to suburban street

When it comes to rooting out roosting ravens, never say "nevermore." So quoth the residents of a formerly quiet street in the Ottawa suburb of Orlanswhere the glossy black birds keep coming back despite efforts to evict them.

Protections for Bank Street widening decades too late, says naturalist

People who live and work in Ottawa's south end are bracing for major road construction that will close Bank street through Findlay Creek. A prominent naturalist says attempts to protect the local ecosystem are too little, too late.

Federal public servants to return to the office 3 days a week this fall

The federal government will expect public servants back in the office three days a weekbeginning later this year, a federal government source confirmed to Radio-Canada.

Frustrated by city's activities website, this woman built her own

An Ottawa woman is being hailed by some as a "hero" for untangling hundreds of city recreation schedules and collating the data on her own website for others to use.

Following pay suspension, rural township's mayor says he's now suspending himself

The mayor of a township west of Ottawa whose pay wassuspended for aggressive and abusive behaviourlate last yearsays he's now suspending himself from activities related to his job.

Rural Ontario village finally gets its cell tower, but service is stuck on hold

People living in a cellphone dead zone southwest of Ottawa finally have a newcommunications tower, but still can't get a reliable cellular signal.