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Ontario police complaint watchdog to release G20 report
Ontario police complaint watchdog to release G20 report
Ontario's independent police complaints watchdog is set to release a 300-page report later today looking at complaints about provincial and local police conduct during the G20 summit in Toronto two years ago.
Man stabbed near Donald Street apartment
Man stabbed near Donald Street apartment
A young man was stabbed during a confrontation between two groups in the parking lot of a Donald Street parking lot Monday evening.
Quebec coroner calls for driver drowsiness alerts
Quebec coroner calls for driver drowsiness alerts
A Quebec coroner is calling for mandatory alertness detectors in vehicles after finding driver fatigue to be the primary factor in a crash that killed three cyclists in 2010.
Ornge under fire again after woman dies following delay
Ornge under fire again after woman dies following delay
The Ornge air ambulance service is under fire again after a woman died when it took more than four hours for them to deliver her some 180 km from Barry's Bay to a hospital in Ottawa.
Westboro cobbler closing shop
Westboro cobbler closing shop
The man behind Westboro Shoe Rebuilders is mending his last sole in the neighbourhood this month after he said his landlord decided not to renew the lease.
Fatal truck crash shuts Hwy. 401 near Belleville
Fatal truck crash shuts Hwy. 401 near Belleville
A fatal crash involving two tractor-trailers on Hwy. 401 Tuesday caused one of the trucks to burst into flames at Shannonville Road, resulting in the deaths of both drivers, according to Napanee OPP.
Ottawa comedian's kidneys, liver shut down
Ottawa comedian's kidneys, liver shut down
The success of a fundraising campaign for veteran comedian Mike MacDonald, who is waiting for a liver transplant after he contracted hepatitis C, has shocked the man.
Ottawa refugee opens new restaurant
Ottawa refugee opens new restaurant
A refugee from Bangladesh who lived in an Ottawa church for a time seeking sanctuary has now opened his own restaurant at a former west Ottawa KFC outlet.
SIN cards headed for scrap heap
SIN cards headed for scrap heap
The federal government is phasing out Social Insurance Number cards starting in 2014 to save money and cut down on the risk of them being used in identity theft.
Police arson unit probe Centretown fire
Police arson unit probe Centretown fire
Ottawa Police's arson unit are now investigating the Monday night fire at a rooming house at Kent Street and Arlington Street that left 10 people homeless.
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