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Transit challenge returns right in the middle of an election
Organized by Ottawa Transit Riders, the first challenge of the pandemic urgeseveryone in the city butespecially those who are running for municipal office to primarily use public transit for a week.
Ottawa's Pakistani-Canadians mobilize relief efforts for flood-hit country
The Canada Pakistan Association for the National Capital Region isholding collection drivesevery weekend till October 3, when a 40-foot container full of relief material will be shipped out.
Family doctors a critical piece of transition health care, trans advocates say
Trans advocates say family doctors have a crucial role to play in a patient's transition because they can help connect them to the services they'll need throughout the process.
'An incredible moment': Cirque du Soleil acrobat gets to perform on home turf
It's more than just a homecoming for Cdric Blisle, it's a dream come true the Cirque du Soleil performer from Ottawa is finally getting to perform in front of his friends and family inGatineau.
Lowertown residents want eviction order against St. Brigid's occupants enforced
Around 20 residents arrived on the historic church's front lawn to protest during a community barbecue event organized by The United People of Canada, which has been occupying the church and has ties to theFreedom Convoy.
Racist graffiti on western Quebec bridge sparks anger, outrage
A kayakerwho spottedracist and antisemitic graffiti on a bridge in Wakefield, Que., two weeks ago says she's appalled that it still hasn't been removed.
Children of fallen CAF members vow to make meaning of parents' sacrifice at scholarship ceremony
Jenna Curwin, 20, lost her father John Curwin in 2008 when he was on duty with the Canadian Armed Forces in Afghanistan. She is one of 22 outstanding students who lost their parents in military service to Canada.
After 6-year hiatus, Puppets Up! festival returns to the stage
The Almonte, Ont., puppetry festival arrived on the scene in 2005, but a lack of funding and volunteers saw it discontinued in 2016. Now, after a long six-year hiatus, the internationally renowned festival with acts from as far away as Iceland and Indonesia is back.
Stop selling arms to Israel, activists urge Canada at protest for Palestinians killed in Gaza
Activists protesting the killings of Palestiniansin Gaza, including women and children,during three days of intensefightingbetween Israel and Gaza militantsare callingon the Canadian government to stop the sale of arms to Israel.
Parents divided over optional masking at school this fall
Parents shopping for back-to-school supplieson Mondaywere split on whether masks would be part of their children'soutfits again this fall, as the province confirmed their use will remain voluntary.
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