Katie Griffin
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- Aug 21, 2026
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‘It’s very unnerving’: Ottawa mom warns after alleged incident involving Uber Eats driver, child (opens the original)
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An Ottawa mother is speaking out after an alleged incident involving an Uber Eats driver in Kanata this month. The mother, who CTV News is not identifying, says her 12-year-old daughter ordered Uber Eats during a sleepover with a friend after midnight on Aug. 3. Her daughter opened an account using a Mydoh card and ordered without her knowledge, the mother said. Mydoh is a money app kids and teens can use to spend and learn how to budget. The mother said her daughter and a friend each ordered a
Ottawa man says WestJet refused to rebook family on another airline after strike (opens the original)
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An Ottawa man stuck in Cancun with his family says he was told by WestJet that it couldn’t rebook their flights with another carrier, even though there was space and it would get them home quicker, as flight disruptions for travellers continue following a one-day strike by flight attendants. WestJet initially rebooked Kristopher Persad’s Toronto to Ottawa flight but not the first leg from Cancun to Toronto. His return flights were scheduled for Monday, but the new booking would have the family n
Travellers feeling lingering impacts of WestJet strike as operations resume (opens the original)
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The strike by WestJet flight attendants may have been short-lived, but tens of thousands of passengers are still impacted after hundreds of flights were cancelled over the weekend. Salvador Banawis was supposed to fly to Cancún from Winnipeg with his family for a wedding on Sunday. Their flights were rebooked two days later and on Tuesday morning, their new route included a flight from Winnipeg to Ottawa, then a taxi to Montreal where they’ll have to spend the night in a hotel before catching a
‘It’s a shame’: Neighbour’s complaint might shut down popular Ottawa Halloween house (opens the original)
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A popular Halloween house in Orléans that has raised tens of thousands of dollars for the Children’s Hospital of Eastern Ontario (CHEO) for decades is at risk of shutting down after a neighbour complained to Ottawa Bylaw. “It’s a shame but, I mean, it is what it is. We’ll try and do our best to see if we can open again this year,” said Brian Albert outside the home on Pintail Terrace. “We’ve been trying to see what we can do, to see what we can continue without having to take everything apart. S
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