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Ottawa residents cleaning up after latest summer storm knocks out power, brings down trees (opens the original)
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Another intense summer storm moved through Ottawa Wednesday night, cutting power to thousands of homes, flooding roads and bringing down trees. It marks a third example of a damaging storm in the last six weeks, following record-breaking rainfall on July 1 and another storm on Monday that caused flooding in parts of the city. Environment Canada says 21.9 millimetres of rain was recorded at the Ottawa airport on Wednesday, bringing August’s rainfall total to 104.8 mm so far. The monthly average r
Federal government announces $768M contract to build laboratory project in Ottawa (opens the original)
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The federal government says it has awarded a $768.6-million contract to build several new laboratories on the Canadian Food Inspection Agency’s (CFIA) lab campus in Ottawa. The Regulatory and Security Science Main (RSS Main) project is part of Canada’s commitments under NATO’s defence investment framework. The project will feature modern laboratories, advanced technologies and digital systems that support science and research, the government says, and is expected to contribute approximately $900
Sunday mass being suspended at 10 western Quebec churches due to lack of priests (opens the original)
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Ten Catholic churches in western Quebec will be without Sunday mass this September because of a shortage of priests. In a letter to parishioners published on Thursday, Bishop of Pembroke Michael Brehl said that two priests serving in the central and lower Pontiac region are no longer available for ministry. One, Father Michael Goring, is on health leave and the other, Father Kakule Christian, left the diocese on Wednesday. Brehl says retired priests and priests from other areas have stepped up t
OPP say body of second missing man found on property near Smiths Falls, Ont. (opens the original)
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The remains of an eastern Ontario man who went missing in 2018 have been located on the same property in Smiths Falls, Ont. where the body of another missing man was found last fall, according to Ontario Provincial Police. Robert Lambert, 75, of Montague Township, had not been seen since July 2018. Police canvassed for tips into his disappearance for years, even offering a $50,000 reward for information about his whereabouts. On Wednesday, police said Lambert’s remains were found on a property o
Almonte, Ont., pub seeking ‘furry thief’ who made off with kegs (opens the original)
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The Naismith Pub in Almonte, Ont., says it hopes to get its kegs back, after a “furry thief” was caught on camera taking them. “We can’t make this stuff up,” the pub said on its Facebook page, with a video showing someone in a costume or onesie taking four kegs out of a bin and walking off with them. “He had a mask on and gloves, I think, and a furry suit on with a tail. It looked like a coyote or a raccoon or something like that,” Naismith Pub owner Tony Restivo told CTV News Ottawa. “And he to
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