Almonte, Ont. hospital to introduce paid parking
One of the last hospitals in the Ottawa region to offer free on-site parking is getting ready to ditch the luxury.
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Is the drive-in movie theatre at risk of going dark?
As another season of summer rounds the corner into view, drive-in movie theatres across Canada are coming back to life, but some are worried the tradition might go away altogether.
Convenience store owners in Ottawa Valley ready for alcohol sales
Local convenience store owners say they have been waiting and are ready for beer, wine, and mixed drinks to begin lining their shelves.
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Plane lands in a pond near the airport in Arnprior, Ont.
Ontario Provincial Police say a small plane was forced to make an emergency landing in the water of Head Pont just after 5 p.m. on Thursday. The plane capsized in the water after landing.
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Ottawa Valley independent grocers seeing increased business as shoppers seek alternative to Loblaws
Small and family-run grocers say they are seeing increased business during the month of May, the same time a boycott of Loblaws and its affiliated stores has been taking place.
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Child injured after school bus crash in Pembroke, Ont.
A child was injured after a crash involving a school bus and a car in Pembroke, Ont. on Tuesday morning.
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Police investigating theft of camera, electronics from local business in Pembroke, Ont.
The Upper Ottawa Valley of the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) is investigating a break-and-enter that happened in a local business in Pembroke, Ont. earlier this week.
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Almonte spring market highlights Ottawa Valley's entrepreneurship
The Almonte community centre was packed with 106 local vendors Saturday for the 14th annual Cheerfully Made Spring Market.
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5 arrested in Pembroke, Ont. drug search
Ontario Provincial Police say five people, including three on outstanding warrants, were arrested Thursday in Pembroke following a search.
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8-year-old autistic student raises thousands for Beckwith, Ont. school with popcorn fundraiser
Still just in Grade 3 at Beckwith Public School, Caleb Bellefeuille already knows how to make a sale. The 8-year-old set up a fundraiser by selling popcorn, raking in more than $3,000.
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OPP lay charge after ex-partner accused of sharing nudes without consent
Ontario Provincial Police say a 47-year-old from Pembroke, Ont. is facing a criminal charge over the sharing of intimate images.
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Brockville, Ont. man killed in motorcycle crash in South Dundas
Ontario Provincial Police are investigating a fatal motorcycle collision east of Brockville.
Brockville, Ont. council asking province to resume property tax assessments
City council in Brockville, Ont. is calling on the government of Ontario to resume property tax assessments, which have not been done since 2016.
Railway tunnel in Brockville, Ont. to open Friday
After a delayed start to the 2024 season, the city of Brockville, Ont. says Canada’s First Railway Tunnel will open to the public next week.
Galaxy Cinemas in Brockville, Ont. to close in July
The only first-run movie theatre in Brockville, Ont. will close in July, Cineplex told CTV News Ottawa Friday.
Motorcyclist who 'lost their phone' caught driving wrong way on Hwy. 401
A person driving a motorcycle was caught going the wrong-way up Highway 401 after losing their phone on the road.
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Kingston, Ont. tenants fed up with lack of action from landlord over broken floor tiles
Joel Felder and Misti Pitcher have been living in their apartment in Kingston, Ont. for over two years, but the past 12 months have been miserable.
Businesses in downtown Kingston, Ont. fed up with ongoing closure of LaSalle Causeway
The ongoing closure of the LaSalle Causeway in Kingston, Ont. is frustrating business in the downtown area.
Community mourns victims of fatal boat crash near Kingston, Ont.
The three people killed in last weekend's tragic collision between a speedboat and a fishing boat north of Kingston are being remembered Friday.
$76,000 worth of unauthorized items seized at Joyceville Institution following suspected drone drop
Tens of thousands of dollars worth of contraband and unauthorized items were seized at Joyceville Institution following a suspected drone drop.
'We'll need all hands on deck': Details emerge after deadly boat crash near Kingston, Ont.
Police say they have wrapped up their on-scene investigation into a deadly boat crash in eastern Ontario as details of the incident begin to emerge.
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Ottawa firefighters, police bring down protesters from Hwy. 417 signs, causing delays
A group of protesters forced the closure of a Highway 417 ramp in Ottawa on Tuesday morning.
Man dies after being rescued from Ottawa River
Emergency crews responded to a call just after 10 a.m. for a person “appearing to be in distress” at the Deschenes Rapids.
Province nixes Ottawa paramedic plan to use taxis for some calls
Ottawa paramedics will not be calling on taxis to help transport some non-urgent patients, as the service had initially planned.
Carling Avenue ranked worst road in Ottawa, again
Carling Avenue has been ranked the worst road in Ottawa, according to the Canadian Automobile Association (CAA).
Almonte, Ont. hospital to introduce paid parking
One of the last hospitals in the Ottawa region to offer free on-site parking is getting ready to ditch the luxury.
Driver extricated from dump truck that rolled into ditch in Manotick
Ottawa firefighters helped rescue the driver of a dump truck who was trapped after the vehicle ended up in a ditch in Manotick Tuesday afternoon.
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LISTEN Is eastern Ontario a new tornado alley?
Environment Canada senior climatologist David Phillips says Ottawa has seen an increase in frequency when it comes to tornadoes and violent wind events over the last six years.
Ottawa police data show dramatic rise in shoplifting in first three months of 2024
Ottawa police say there were 6,813 online police reports in the first three months of 2024 and, of those reports, 44 per cent were for shoplifting. That figure is up 37 per cent compared to the first three months of 2023.
'Irrefutable evidence': integrity commissioner finds Parole Board member sexually harassed 'several' employees
There is 'irrefutable evidence' a member of the Parole Board of Canada sexually harassed multiple employees, without adequate disciplinary action from management, according to a report by Canada's Public Sector Integrity Commissioner.
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'Unruly passenger' forces WestJet flight to make emergency landing in B.C.
A WestJet flight heading to Calgary had to make an emergency landing in northern B.C. Monday due to an incident involving an 'unruly passenger,' Mounties say.
'It's his vacation too': Jimmy the baby goat joins 2-week road trip across Canada
After Jimmy the baby goat was shunned by his mother, a New Brunswick man took the kid on a two-week road trip across Canada.
The double-level airplane seat is back. This time, there’s a first-class version
It’s the airplane seat design that launched a thousand memes and kickstarted a media storm. And now the double-level seat is back – only this time, with a twist.
Former South Dakota mayor charged with triple homicide
Three people were shot to death in a small South Dakota town, and a former law officer who once served as the town's mayor is charged in the killings.
New COVID-19 subvariants become the dominant strains in Canada
More than four years after COVID-19 effectively shut down the world, two new variants of COVID-19 have become the dominant strains of the novel coronavirus in Canada.
