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Kingston police searching for missing Collins Bay Institution inmate (opens the original)
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Kingston Police are searching for an inmate who went missing from a correctional facility in the city on Thursday. According to a news release from police, Mason Jenkins, a 49-year-old man serving a life sentence for first degree murder and drug trafficking, was unaccounted for during the 11:15 a.m. count at the minimum-security unit of Collins Bay Institution. Jenkins is described as a white man with a fair complexion who is approximately 5-feet-9-inches and 255 pounds. Jenkins has brown eyes a
What you need to know about rabies (opens the original)
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Rabies is an extremely rare but incredibly dangerous disease for humans. While human transmission of the virus is not common, the CEO and medical officer of health for the Eastern Ontario Health Unit says people should still take steps to prevent contracting rabies. Dr. Paul Roumeliotis, A.K.A. Dr. Paul, joined CTV Your Moring Ottawa on Wednesday to offer some insight into rabies prevention and safety. As Dr. Paul explains, rabies is a virus that typically affects mammals, causing severe brain d
‘You are part of this place’: Vermont ski resort says Canadians still welcome amid trade war (opens the original)
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A popular ski resort just south of the border says its doors will always be open to Canadians, even as the U.S.-Canada trade war continues to intensify. Steve Wright is the general manager of Jay Peak Resort, which sits less than 10 kilometres south of the U.S.-Canada border. In a post on social media on Thursday, Wright said Canadians had long been welcome at the resort, and that would continue to be the case despite international tensions. “The border has always been a line we’ve crossed. It n
Ottawa mayoral candidate promises to raise Palestinian flag at city hall if elected mayor (opens the original)
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An Ottawa mayoral candidate is promising to fly the Palestinian flag at city hall if elected this October. In a video posted to social media on Friday, Neil Saravanamuttoo outlined his position on the Israel-Hamas conflict. “As mayor, I will stand with those in our community who are suffering the grief of loss, the anguish of injustice. That’s why, as mayor, I will raise the Palestinian flag at City Hall, as we do for other states,” Saravanamuttoo said in his video address. In an interview with
‘I’ve been dreaming about this since I was a little kid’: Calgary’s Kiyan Sunderji wins Ironman Canada-Ottawa (opens the original)
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The Ironman Canada-Ottawa event kicked off today, sending thousands of people swimming, running, biking and cheering across the capital on a rainy Sunday morning. Approximately 3,000 athletes are partaking in the triathlon event, which includes a 3.8-kilometre swim, followed by a 180-kilometre bike ride and a 42.2-kilometre run. Kiyan Sunderji of Calgary, Alta. was the first athlete to cross the finish line, completing the race in 8 hours 26 minutes and 53 seconds. Today was Sunderji’s tenth Iro
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