
Krystalle Ramlakhan
Krystalle Ramlakhan is a multi-platform journalist with CBC Ottawa. She has also worked for CBC in P.E.I., Winnipeg and Iqaluit.
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Ottawa woman hoping clinical trial will help others conquer COVID-19
An Ottawa woman who was severely ill with COVID-19 earlier this year has taken part in a clinical trial led by researchers at The Ottawa Hospital that could help future patients.
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Surge of COVID-19 patients pushing Ottawa hospitals to the limit
As COVID-19 patients continue to stretch Ottawa's hospitals to their limits, administrators are warning other patients may need to be transferred elsewhere for care.
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OCDSB forced to close some classes due to COVID-19, staff shortages
Active cases and staff shortages due to COVID-19 have forced the closure of many classrooms in schools in Ottawa's largest school board.
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Eligible Ottawans travel to Kingston area to get COVID-19 vaccine
People from the Ottawa area who are ages 60 to 64 are travelling to the Kingston, Ont., region to get vaccinated against COVID-19.
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Businesses face reality that 28-day lockdown likely won't end early
Businesses that were optimistic Ottawa might exit the province-wide 28-day lockdown for Ontario in only 14 days are now facing the reality that an early exit is highly unlikely.
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Carleton athletes connect with isolated seniors during pandemic
A pandemic program connecting student-athletes at Carleton University and older adults at the Glebe Centre is helping people in the long-term care home feel less isolated.
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New Hintonburg store trains teens to be entrepreneurs
The Social Market is teaching teenagers, mostly newcomers to Canada, how to be entrepreneurs — and also providing shoppers with a venue to buy local this holiday season.
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Basketball game held in memory of Manyok Akol, 18, who died in downtown shooting
A fundraiser basketball game was held Saturday to help support the family of 18-year-old Manyok Akol who was shot and killed earlier this month.
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Highway 417 flying ice victim frustrated by police response
A Peterborough, Ont., man whose windshield was smashed by flying ice in Ottawa is disappointed police didn't charge the other driver despite having their licence plate and a witness.
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NCC board OK's preliminary concept plan for LeBreton Flats
The board of directors of the National Capital Commission has approved the preliminary master concept plan for the long-awaited redevelopment of LeBreton Flats.
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