Two dead after overnight car crash in Gatineau
Five occupants were in the vehicle which left the road at around 2 a.m., as police continue to investigate the cause of the crash.
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Five occupants were in the vehicle which left the road at around 2 a.m., as police continue to investigate the cause of the crash.
A boy was struck by the side mirror of a car, according to first responders.
Police say it hopes the body-worn camera program will expand to 880 cameras by the end of 2027.
Ottawa Senators winger in hot water after hit to the head of defenceman Brandt Clarke of the Los Angeles Kings.
He's one of the five artists vying to represent Canada in the 2027 edition of Eurovision, the international song competition.
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The Advertising Campaign Evaluation Tool, previously triggered for government ad campaigns over $1 million, now kicks in at $2 million.
The Divisional Court ruled that police must analyze cases on an individual basis rather than default to general policies.
Ottawa scored four unanswered goals in the third period to storm all the way back from 5-1, but Los Angeles won it in overtime.
"The second period we were atrocious," says coach Travis Green
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Glen James Craig was originally described as the victim of a sudden death, but police say now that further investigation has led to it being deemed a homicide.