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Last Updated: February 13 2012, 3:27 PM
Ottawa man charged with child porn possession
Ottawa police charged 41-year-old Joseph Cameron with possessing child pornography after finding evidence during a search.
Last Updated: February 13 2012, 3:06 PM
School bus driver charged with careless driving
Ontario Provincial Police have charged a school bus driver with careless driving after a crash in Central Frontenac Township.
Last Updated: February 13 2012, 1:24 PM
Madonna's Ottawa concert sold out
September may be many moons away but Madonna fans weren't wasting any time. Tickets for her Ottawa concert went on sale Monday morning and reportedly sold out within half an hour.
Last Updated: February 12 2012, 5:27 PM
Family thanks firefighters for saving their house
A west Ottawa family is thanking firefighters for limiting the damage of a massive chemical fire on their property Saturday night that only destroyed a shed and a few vehicles.
Last Updated: February 12 2012, 4:37 PM
Passenger describes experience of OC Transpo crash
A passenger on board a bus involved in Tuesday's Transitway crash said the scene inside was orderly immediately afterwards. Graham Lowrey was on the 61 heading west to Kanata when it was hit by another bus near Tunney's Pasture.
Last Updated: February 12 2012, 1:01 PM
Firefighters ward off explosions in shed fire
A 60 foot by 80 foot shop that was used to make biodiesel caught fire after 6 p.m. Saturday in Kinburn, about 45 minutes west of downtown Ottawa.
Last Updated: February 12 2012, 12:16 PM
Foul play not suspected in Carleton student's death
Carleton University is in mourning after a student was found dead in a residence building Saturday. Ottawa police told The Charlatan they responded to a medical call in Prescott residence just before 5 p.m. and found the student.
Last Updated: February 11 2012, 6:33 PM
Outdoor hockey celebrated across the region
Thousands took to backyard rinks, ponds and one particularly long ice surface Saturday to show their love for the game of hockey.
Last Updated: February 11 2012, 5:15 PM
Ottawa tries sledge hockey during parasport festival
The public got to try a different version of Canada's game on the Rideau Canal Saturday. The Winter Parasport Festival gave people a chance to sit down and try sledge hockey.
Last Updated: February 11 2012, 2:22 PM
Vern White ready for new challenges in the Senate
Ottawa police chief Vern White said while he's sad to be leaving the force, he's ready for the new challenges that will come when he takes his seat in the Senate later this month.
Last Updated: February 11 2012, 12:50 PM
Gatineau man killed while driving ATV on the road
Police in the Outaouais are looking for anyone who talked to the victim of a fatal ATV crash on Friday. 50-year-old Yvan Bergeron of Gatineau was driving down the middle of route 309 with the lights out when he was hit.
Last Updated: February 11 2012, 11:58 AM
West Ottawa incident leads to shots being fired
Ottawa police said they were called to the 1900 block of Merivale Road just after 1 a.m. after an alleged clash between two groups led to shots being fired.
All-day kindergarten not going anywhere: Duncan
Ontario Finance Minister Dwight Duncan says the province will not cancel or scale back its all-day kindergarten program, regardless of what a spending report suggests later this week.
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RCMP seize hashish, liquid used to make date-rape drug
Two major drug busts intercepted 5.7 tons of hashish and 2,900 litres of an ingredient used to make a date-rape drug headed for Canada, the RCMP and the Canada Border Services Agency announced.
Toronto's 6,000 outside workers vote on agreement
Toronto's 6,000 outside workers will decide today whether to accept a tentative settlement reached with the city last week.
Ornge taking action to recover $1.2M in loans: report
Ontario's embattled air ambulance service is taking legal action to retrieve $1.2 million in loans it gave to former head Chris Mazza, according to reports.
Jewelry store catches fire during robbery attempt
Toronto police are investigating after a north-end jewelry store caught fire during at attempted robbery late Sunday night.
Murdered Chinese student's parents have faith in justice system
The parents of a murdered York University student from China say they have confidence in the Canadian justice system as they await the start of the accused killer's trial.
Mild winter sparks more cottage interest, realtors say
A mild winter and lack of snow in parts of Ontario seems to have had a positive effect on vacation property sales, real estate agents say.
Toronto warms up after chilly, snowy weekend
Warmer temperatures are expected to return to the GTA after a blast of Arctic air swept through the region over the weekend.
4 people flee crash scene, 2 of them seriously injured
Four people fled the scene of a single-vehicle crash downtown Toronto that left two women seriously injured, police say.
Police arrest 7 after $50K of copper stolen
Police have arrested seven men for allegedly stealing $50,000 of copper from a Hydro One facility in Etobicoke.
Chinese pandas expected to boost Toronto Zoo attendance
Two giant pandas arriving from China in 2013 are expected to draw an additional 500,000 visitors to the Toronto Zoo in their first two years here, zoo officials say.
2 men killed in snowmobile crash near Bracebridge
Two men were killed after a snowmobile swerved into a tree on a trail near Bracebridge, Ont. late Saturday morning.
Guilty pleas in series of drug lab busts
Two men arrested in connection with the discovery of a series of drug lab have pleaded guilty to a long list of drug charges on Monday.
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Magnets for new MRI machine arrive at CMH
The powerful magnets that will become Cambridge Memorial Hospital's first MRI machine were delivered on Monday.
WCDSB decides against changing school hours
After extensive consultation the Waterloo Catholic District School Board (WCDSB) has decided not to change school bell times.
OPP launch distracted driving campaign
Ontario Provincial Police are on the lookout for motorists who are not paying proper attention to the road.
RRSP deadline approaches Canadians
With the RRSP deadline looming around the corner, we wanted to see how people feel about their financial future.
Several snowmobile crashes across southern Ontario
It has been a dangerous weekend for some snowmobilers in southern Ontario.
Memorial services honour victims of Hampstead crash
A number of memorial services took place across southwestern Ontario to remember the victims of the Hampstead crash.
WLU students bracing for possible faculty strike
For the third time in 10 years students at Wilfrid Laurier University could be forced to cross the picket line if the union and full-time faculty members can't reach an agreement.
Two gunpoint robberies in Waterloo overnight
Police are looking for suspects after two men were robbed of cell phones and other valuables at gunpoint in separate incidents in the area surrounding the universities.
Arson trial hears suspect was attempting suicide
Kevin Slack is on trial for arson with disregard for human life, but the 48-year-old Kitchener man says he was trying to kill himself not hurt anyone else.
Pay and perks of former CMH president revealed
Cambridge Memorial Hospital has released details of the pay and perks given to former president and CEO Julia Dumanian before she was fired.
Fast moo-ving police pursuit in Waterloo
A police chase in Waterloo on Thursday morning ended in the peaceful capture of a four-legged escapee, with the help of a well-aimed lasso and tranquilizer dart.
Teen boy hit by train in Oshawa
A teenage boy has been hit by a train in Oshawa.
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Ontario government to sell LCBO headquarters
Ontario's finance minister announced Monday the province will sell off the LCBO's downtown Toronto headquarters in a bid to save money.
Toronto outside workers vote on contract offer
Toronto's outside workers are holding a ratification vote on a new four-year contract with the city.
CBC digital music service launched
CBC is diving into the world of online music with the goal of providing listeners access to their favourite tunes, and a way to discover new artists and connect with fellow music fans.
Dead bullied boy's statements to be heard in court
A judge has ruled that written statements will be allowed as evidence against a boy charged with bullying and robbing an 11-year-old Pickering, Ont., boy who later took his own life.
Firefighters discover attempted jewelry store robbery
Toronto firefighters were called to the scene of a fire and found a would-be jewelry store robbery.
Single-car crashes leave at least 3 people hurt
Toronto police responded to two single-vehicle accidents on Sunday that left cars wrapped around poles.
2 Woodbridge men killed in snowmobile crash
The OPP have confirmed that two cousins from Woodbridge, Ont., died in a snowmobile crash in cottage country.
Toronto zoo excited about giant pandas
The Toronto Zoo is hoping two giant pandas that will take up residence there for five years can save the city-owned facility from extinction.
Prayer service held for Ontario van crash victims
More than 300 people gather at a church in Stratford, Ont., to remember and support those affected by the collision that killed 11 people in Hampstead, Ont., earlier this week.
'Stranger danger' tips key to protecting kids
Police say a handful of recent child abduction attempts in Toronto, and a shocking U.S. store surveillance tape, show the importance of teaching kids about 'stranger danger'
Ontario government to sell LCBO headquarters
Ontario's finance minister announced Monday the province will sell off the LCBO's downtown Toronto headquarters in a bid to save money.
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Wakefield shops adapt to life without train
A slow summer without the Wakefield, Que., steam train and its uncertain future has forced some shop owners to change their way of doing things.
Omnibus crime bill could free more accused criminals
A Supreme Court ruling in 1990 means delayed cases can be dismissed, and the Canadian Bar Association worries the proposed omnibus crime bill will mean more accused will go free.
Omnibus crime bill could free more accused criminals
A Supreme Court ruling in 1990 means delayed cases can be dismissed, and the Canadian Bar Association worries the proposed omnibus crime bill will mean more accused will go free.
Blue Bombers lock up QB trio
The Winnipeg Blue Bombers have locked up their quarterbacking triumvirate with the signing of Alex Brink.
Ex-Bloc leader's testimony raises more questions
An appearance by former Bloc Québécois leader Gilles Duceppe over allegations he misused his parliamentary expenses has raised more questions, members of the Board of Internal Economy say.
Ottawa high school student missing
Anton Rizk, 18, has been missing from Glebe Collegiate Institute since about 10 a.m. Monday and police are asking for the public's help to find him.
Quebec takes on bullying
The Quebec government is introducing new measures to counter bullying in schools.
Accused in Quebec triple murder appears in court
A Quebec judge has ordered a 35-year-old man accused of killing his mother and two nieces in Saint-Romain, Que., to undergo a psychiatric evaluation.
Organ donation rates go flat
Organ donation rates have stagnated in Canada since 2006, according to a new report.
Ice-breaking begins in flood-prone areas
The quest to alleviate ongoing spring flooding problems in flood-prone areas along the Rideau River begins Monday as workers began ice-breaking operations.
Coyote worries Charlottetown residents
Suspected coyote sightings in the heart of Charlottetown are concerning some residents there.