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Mayoral candidate charged for alleged threats against Ottawa mayor, Premier Ford (opens the original)
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A candidate for mayor in Ottawa’s municipal election is facing charges for allegedly making threats against Ottawa Mayor Mark Sutcliffe and Ontario Premier Doug Ford earlier this month. Geoffrey Nicholas Griplas was charged in Kingston, Ont., on Tuesday with two counts of criminal harassment and two counts of uttering threats. Court documents show the charges are in connection to alleged threats made in social media posts between Sept. 6 and Sept. 13. The alleged incidents took place in Kingston
Eastern Ontario mayors express frustration with VIA Rail’s changes to Ottawa-Toronto schedules (opens the original)
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Eastern Ontario mayors are expressing frustration with VIA Rail’s plans to cut several train trips along the Ottawa-Toronto corridor this fall, with the mayor of Kingston warning, “less service leads to less ridership.” VIA Rail announced changes to nine trains on the Ottawa-Kingston-Toronto corridor effective Oct. 25, including the cancellation of early morning Train 641 from Ottawa to Toronto and a reduction of trips on several routes. “The revised schedule will better align service with passe
VIA Rail making changes to schedules on Ottawa-Toronto corridor this fall, cancelling early morning trip (opens the original)
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VIA Rail is cancelling its early morning train from Ottawa to Toronto and changing the number of trips on several routes this fall as part of schedule changes to accommodate passenger volume. The Crown corporation announced changes to 10 train routes on the Quebec City-Windsor corridor on Wednesday, saying it will “better align service with passenger demand” and “support more reliable and predictable service.” As of Oct. 25, VIA Rail is cancelling Train 641 between Ottawa and Toronto. The train
$2.8M in illicit cannabis seized on Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory in eastern Ontario (opens the original)
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More than $2.8 million in illicit cannabis plants and processed cannabis have been seized from an illegal grow operation on Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory in eastern Ontario. Ontario Provincial Police say the Tyendinaga Police Service launched an investigation into “an illicit cannabis production site involving a non-Indigenous criminal network” in August. On Sept. 9, officers with the OPP and the Tyendinaga Police Service executed a search warrant at a property on Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory. Poli
Alto acquires property as it continues study on high-speed rail line (opens the original)
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Alto has purchased a property as it continues to study a high-speed rail line between Toronto and Quebec City. The Crown corporation confirmed it has acquired one property to date but would not say where the land is located along the proposed corridor. “It was already on the market and was of strategic interest to the project,” Alto spokesperson Caroline Des Rosiers told CTV News Ottawa in an email. “We do not have additional details to communicate currently regarding the property.” Alto is stud
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