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The men killed near Smiths Falls got a tribute song. Does it matter if it's AI? (opens the original)
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Like many Smiths Falls residents, Rob Carr is a member of a lively Facebook group focused on the homicide of Robbie Thomson and a string of other suspicious deaths in the area. Called “The Murdered Men of Smiths Falls and Other Ontario Cases,” the group got started after Thomson, 34, and two more men — Robert Lambert, 75, and Lawrence Bertrim, 42 — went missing. But over the past year or so, as Carr and others in the group continued following the cases, all three men turned up dead on the same p
Three bodies, one property: a closer look at the massive Smiths Falls forensic search (opens the original)
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Up until last October, a mother, father and two children lived at 572 Kelly-Jordan Rd. Then the arrests were made. In the months since, a police search has unearthed three sets of human remains on the site, all related to a series of disappearances from around Smiths Falls, Ont., dating back nearly a decade. Now exclusive drone photographs captured by the Ottawa Citizen, as well as interviews with outside experts and people close to the Ontario Provincial Police search, reveal the methods invest
Site crowd sleuths Sutcliffe's ‘Good morning’ posts, proves mayor loves NCC (opens the original)
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Mark Sutcliffe often gets knocked by critics for maintaining a tightly scripted public profile. The blue button-down, a politician’s haircut, the unmodulated delivery of a prepared speech — this is the mayor Ottawa has come to know from Sutcliffe’s campaign-style clips and appearances. That guardedness, his dryly enigmatic je ne sais quoi, must be at the root of the public’s fascination with a series of social media posts Sutcliffe has published over the last number of years, and which he labels
Artin Avaznia's Underground Pride and his own queer homecoming (opens the original)
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We independently select everything we recommend. Buying through us may earn us a commission, which supports our work. The Toronto-based solo dance artist Artin Avaznia was born in Ottawa but has not performed in this city since 2019. That changes on Friday, when he will bring his Underground Pride show to Club SAW. Half party, half spectacle, Underground Pride is a reaction to what Avaznia sees as the commercialization and corporatization of Pride, and aims to celebrate the very best of the BIPO
Third set of human remains uncovered at Smiths Falls property (opens the original)
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Police have located a third set of human remains on a densely wooded property outside of Smiths Falls. The remains have been identified as belonging to Lawrence Bertrim, who was 42 years old when he was last seen in downtown Smiths Falls on Sept. 30, 2022. A cause of death has not been determined and charges have not yet been laid, police said on Aug. 18. The discovery is the latest strange revelation for Smiths Falls, a town southwest of Ottawa that in recent years has struggled to understand t
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