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Gatineau woman stuck in Greece with rare illness trying new treatment
Nearly two weeks after being diagnosed with a rare neurological disease, doctors and officials at the Canadian embassy in Greece are working on a plan to get Mélanie Bergeron Mc Andrew back home.
'There seems to be a pattern': Shoppers, experts concerned by Adonis hep A recalls
Both food security experts and shoppers are expressing concern after the Adonis grocery chain issued its latest recall Friday — one that only targeted the chain's Gatineau location.
Cornwall cracking down on feline freedom
The City of Cornwall is considering significant bylaw changes to tackle what it says is a "crisis" with its growing cat population.
Liberal candidate says campaign signs stolen in 'targeted' attack
Pierre Leroux says about 30 of his campaign signs in Glengarry-Prescott-Russell were stolen overnight in what he's calling a "targeted" attack against his run for office.
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How Ottawa's Nick Bradshaw became a top Marvel and DC Comics artist
If you've ever flipped through an issue of Spider-man, Black Panther or The Avengers, chances are you've probably seen artwork by Nick Bradshaw.
Ottawa woman threatened with lawsuit over negative reviews
An Ottawa woman is refusing to back down after she was threatened with a six-figure lawsuit for posting negative online reviews of a local restoration company.
Old Ottawa East residents clean up after vandalism spree hits neighbourhood
Three people have been arrested after police found racist and obscene graffiti scrawled across vehicles and children's play structures in Old Ottawa East Saturday night.
Gatineau home decontaminated after family sickened by toxic coral
Workers in yellow Hazmat suits and gas masks decontaminated a house in Gatineau Saturday morning after seven family members became seriously ill when they were exposed to toxic coral from their home aquarium.
Ottawa Centre MPP joins turf war over soccer pitch
The turf war over an artificial soccer field planned for Immaculata High School is heating up, with neighbours pondering legal action to stop it and now the local MPP and city councillor trying to intervene.
Former Ottawa cops praise 'courageous' Toronto officer for van attack arrest
Larry Hill has had his fair share of volatile standoffs with dangerous suspects, but the former Ottawa deputy police chief said the peaceful arrest of the man who allegedly ran over pedestrians on a Toronto sidewalk should be a lesson for other police officers.