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Weekly Ottawa Set 14 - Set 20, 2026

O-Train outages, kandidatong mayor kinasuhan at Wheelchair Worlds — Buod ng Linggo ng Ottawa

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🚑 Breaking & Incidents

  1. Banggaan ng motorsiklo sa Osgoode, isang patay; isa in-airlift. Iniulat ng mga awtoridad ng Ontario ang isang malubhang banggaan ng motorsiklo sa Osgoode, Ont. na nagresulta sa isang taong patay at isang pasyenteng in-airlift sa ospital; naka-record ang insidente sa News ID 17073.

  2. Tatlong sasakyan nagbanggaan hilagang-silangan ng Cornwall; tatlo patay. Sinabi ng Ontario Provincial Police na ang aksidente malapit sa hangganan ng Ontario–Quebec sa County Road 17 ay nagdulot ng tatlong pagkamatay, at maraming sakay ang dinala para sa pagsusuri; sakop ito ng News ID 16993.

  3. Sunog sa mataas na gusali malapit sa Billings Bridge bandang hatinggabi, isang dinala sa ospital. Tumugon ang mga bumbero sa isang sunog sa mataas na gusali malapit sa Billings Bridge at isang tao ang dinala ng emergency services sa ospital, ayon sa News ID 16897.

🚨 Crime & Public Safety

  1. Kandidato sa pagka-alkalde kinasuhan dahil sa pananakot at pagbabanta ng kamatayan sa mga post online. Inaresto at kinasuhan ng Kingston Police si Geoffrey Nicholas Griplas ng dalawang bilang ng criminal harassment at dalawang bilang ng uttering death threats, pati na rin ng mga kasong may kinalaman sa armas; ibinalik siya sa kustodiya sa Kingston at naka-iskedyul bumalik sa korte noong Sept. 21, ayon sa News ID 17023.

  2. 81-anyos kinasuhan ng second-degree murder sa pagkawala noong 2024. Kinasuhan ng Ontario Provincial Police si Bazil Walker ng second-degree murder at indignity to a dead body kaugnay ng pagkawala noong Enero 7, 2024 ng 58-anyos na si Michael Walker; inaasahang lalabas ang akusado sa korte noong Sept. 24 (News ID 16992).

  3. OPP nagsamsam ng higit sa $365,000 halaga ng ilegal na cannabis sa operasyon sa Windsor. Nagsagawa ng tatlong search warrants ang mga imbestigador ng probinsya at Windsor Police, nagsamsam ng mahigit $365,000 halaga ng cannabis, kontrabanda ng tabako at kaugnay na items, at kinasuhan ang apat na tao sa "420 Highway" probe (News ID 16938).

  4. 17-anyos kinasuhan matapos magbanta online sa isang paaralan sa Midland. Inaresto at kinasuhan ng Ontario Provincial Police ang isang 17-anyos ng uttering threats for a dangerous purpose at possession of weapons kasunod ng online threat sa isang paaralan sa Midland; pinoprotektahan ang pagkakakilanlan ayon sa Youth Criminal Justice Act (News ID 16995).

🏛️ Government & Politics

  1. Bumalik ang mga MP sa Parliament Hill; inilahad ang agenda para sa bagong sesyon. Nagpatuloy ang trabaho ng Parliament habang bumalik ang mga federal MPs sa Ottawa para sa bagong pagkikita, at tinukoy ng coverage ang mahahalagang files at watchpoints para sa sesyon (News ID 17154).

  2. Mga kandidato sa pagka-alkalde nangako ng paghahanda sa malalakas na bagyo; tanong kung sino ang magbabayad. Nangako ang mga mayoral candidates ng Ottawa na paiigtingin ang paghahanda ng lungsod para sa malalaking bagyo habang nagpapatuloy ang debate kung sino ang magpopondo sa mga hakbang na ito, ayon sa News ID 17021.

  3. Karera sa Stittsville tampok ang mga kandidato na kumakampanya sa ward na walang incumbent. Inilatag ng mga kandidato sa Stittsville ang kanilang mga plataporma sa mga botante sa isang karerang kapansin-pansin dahil walang incumbent, dokumentado sa News ID 17048.

💼 Economy & Business

  1. Ottawa Community Housing bumili ng daan-daang umiiral na bahay sa Nepean. Kumpletong nakumpleto ng Ottawa Community Housing ang pagbili ng daan-daang umiiral na bahay sa Nepean bilang bahagi ng pagpapalawak ng kanilang housing stock, ayon sa News ID 16896.

  2. Pabrika ng aluminyo sa Kingston nag-anunsyo ng layoffs, sinisi ang U.S. tariffs. Nag-anunsyo ng mga pagtanggal sa trabaho ang isang pabrika ng aluminyo sa Kingston at iniuugnay ang pagkawala ng trabaho sa mga tariff mula sa U.S., ayon sa ulat sa News ID 17046.

  3. U.S. import ban sa Canadian molasses nagpapatingkad sa tunggalian sa sugar industry. Ang pagbabawal ng U.S. sa pag-angkat ng molasses mula Canada ay nagpalala ng alitan sa industriya ng asukal, ayon sa News ID 17111.

🏥 Health

  1. Nagbukas ang The Royal ng bagong urgent care clinic. Inilunsad ng The Royal (ospital sa Ottawa) ang isang bagong urgent care clinic—pinalawak ang kapasidad para sa agarang-pangangalaga sa komunidad—mga detalye naitala sa News ID 17019.

  2. Mga magulang ng dating manlalaro ng 67s dinala sa ospital matapos mahulog sa workout. Naospital ang mga magulang ng isang dating Ottawa 67s player matapos malaglag habang nagwo-workout; inilarawan ng pamilya na patuloy silang lumalaban, ayon sa News ID 16989.

🎨 Community & Culture

  1. Tinalo ng U.S. ang Canada sa gold-medal game ng women's wheelchair basketball na ginanap sa Ottawa. Nanalo ang U.S. laban sa Canada sa women's wheelchair basketball world championship gold-medal game na hinost sa Ottawa, ayon sa News ID 17124.

  2. Nagbukas ang Gatineau ng café na pinatatakbo ng mga taong may autism. Nagbukas ang isang bagong café sa Gatineau na pinatatakbo ng mga taong may autism, nagbibigay ito ng oportunidad sa trabaho at pakikilahok sa komunidad, dokumentado sa News ID 17104.

  3. Manunulat mula Montreal kabilang sa limang shortlist para sa 2026 CBC Nonfiction Prize. Isang manunulat mula Montreal ang napabilang sa limang finalist ng 2026 CBC Nonfiction Prize shortlist, anunsiyo sa News ID 16873.

🏈 Sports

  1. Ottawa Titans umabot sa league championship series sa unang pagkakataon. Umabot ang Ottawa Titans sa kanilang league championship series para sa unang pagkakataon sa kasaysayan ng prangkisa, ayon sa News ID 17103.

  2. Nananabik pero kinakabahan si Claude Giroux bago ang Senators training camp. Inilarawan ni Claude Giroux, papasok sa kanyang ika-20 NHL season, ang nerbiyos bago ang Senators training camp matapos pirma ng one-year extension, ayon sa News ID 16940.

  3. 62-yard field goal ni Paredes naghatid ng 40-38 panalo sa Stampeders laban sa Redblacks. Isang 62-yard field goal ni Paredes ang nagbigay sa Calgary Stampeders ng 40-38 panalo laban sa Ottawa Redblacks, detalyado sa News ID 17153.

🌦️ Weather & Roads

  1. Problema sa switch nagpahinto muli ng O-Train Line 4 sa loob ng dalawang araw. Sinara ang O-Train Line 4 matapos magka-problema sa switch na nagpilit ng pangalawang suspensyon ng serbisyo sa loob ng 48 oras, at nagresulta ito sa mga adjustment sa transit, ayon sa News ID 17126.

  2. O-Train Line 4 hindi serbisyo; ipinalit na bus ang inilagay. Iniulat ng mga transit authority na hindi serbisyo ang Line 4 at may ipinatupad na replacement bus route habang inaayos ang mga pagkasira, nasa News ID 16988.

  3. Paalis-trapiko ang isang kalye sa isang elemental school sa Vanier tuwing morning drop-off. Isinara ng isang elementary school sa Vanier ang isang kalye sa mga sasakyan tuwing umaga para ayusin ang drop-off routine, inilarawan sa News ID 16936.

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Montrealer among 5 writers on the 2026 CBC Nonfiction Prize shortlist

Read the five works contending for $6,000 from the Canada Council for the Arts and a Banff Centre writing residency. The winner will be announced on Sept. 22, 2026.

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Ottawa police arrest suspect in weekend Bank Street shooting

Ottawa police say they have arrested a suspect in a shooting near the intersection of Bank Street and Heron Road last Saturday and laid several charges.

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Ottawa Community Housing buys hundreds of existing homes in Nepean

Ottawa Community Housing has purchased hundreds of townhomes and two apartment buildings west of downtown Ottawa to add to its long-term housing supply, the non-profit announced on Thursday.

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Late-night high-rise fire near Billings Bridge sends 1 to hospital

The Ottawa Fire Service responded to a high-rise fire on Clementine Boulevard near Billings Bridge on Wednesday night that sent one person to hospital.

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Parkgoer describes knife attack at centre of Ottawa murder trial

The trial of a man accused of murdering an Ottawa woman by a park she'd visited with her children has heard testimony from a parkgoer who said she witnessed the attack.

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Plane that flew on D-Day goes on display at Gatineau air show

After a rich history making transport flights during the Second World War, the C-47 plane will feature at the Aero Gatineau-Ottawa air show Sept. 18-20. The CBC’s Hallie Cotnam spoke to pilot Bill Craig about what it’s like to fly the plane.

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Elementary school in Vanier closes street to cars during morning drop off

Twice a week during morning drop off, a section of Alice Street outside Trille des Bois Public Elementary School will close to cars as part of a pilot program run by a local non-profit. The CBC’s Jodie Applewaithe reports.

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Canada plays the Netherlands in the women's world wheelchair basketball semifinal

Watch women's semi-final play between Canada and the Netherlands at the 2026 IWBF Wheelchair Basketball World Championships in Ottawa.

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OPP bust illegal online cannabis operation, seize more than $365K in products

OPP bust illegal online cannabis operation, seize more than $365K in products

Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) and its specialized cannabis enforcement team began investigating the operation, known as "420 Highway,' in July. 

Crime Sep 17, 2026
New Project South documents claim officer sold uniforms to alleged criminals

New Project South documents claim officer sold uniforms to alleged criminals

A decision from an Ontario judge Wednesday allowed the release of wiretap transcripts, tracking information and surveillance notes gathered over the months-long investigation.

Crime Sep 17, 2026
Giroux still gets nervous ahead of training camp

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Claude Giroux has gone through plenty of training camps through the course of his career but there's still a sense of excitement taking the ice for the first time in a pre-season.

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Two people charged in connection with Deep River stabbing

Ontario Provincial Police say they have charged two people in connection with a stabbing in Deep River, Ont.

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Canadian women reach final at wheelchair basketball worlds after win over the Netherlands

The Canadian women advanced to the wheelchair basketball world championship final after beating the Netherlands 85-73 on Thursday in Ottawa.

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Barenaked Ladies perform ‘O Canada’ for packed house at Bills’ new stadium

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Northlander train still being repaired months after crash during testing

Northlander train still being repaired months after crash during testing

In early July, one of the Northlander trains ploughed into a vehicle at the rail crossing on High Falls Road when the lights were active to stop cars entering the track.

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Parole hearing Friday for Hamed Shafia, convicted of murdering his sisters and woman

Hamed Shafia, who was convicted of murdering his three sisters and another woman more than 17 years ago, is set to have a parole hearing Friday.

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The Canadian tycoon accused of helping Russia’s ‘war machine’

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A Global News investigation has found that Streit Group faces growing international scrutiny over its alleged dealings with Russia.

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Ontario elementary teachers schedule strike vote for November

Ontario elementary teachers are set to vote in November on whether they are willing to strike, making them the second group of teachers to plan such a vote.

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O-Train Line 4 out of service, replacement bus running

Service on Line 4 of Ottawa's O-train has been temporarily suspended on Friday morning, according to OC Transpo.

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Parents of former 67s player hospitalized after collapse at workout say he's a 'fighter'

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1 dead in single-vehicle collision outside Kemptville

One person has died in a single-vehicle collision in North Grenville on Thursday, according to the Ontario Provincial Police.

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3 dead in 3-vehicle collision northeast of Cornwall

Three people are dead following a collision in South Glengarry Township on Thursday, according to Ontario Provincial Police.

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Peterborough man facing murder charge in 2024 case of missing person

Peterborough man facing murder charge in 2024 case of missing person

On Jan. 7, 2024, police began investigating after a family member reported that they had been unable to reach 58-year-old Michael Walker and were concerned for his well-being. 

Crime Sep 18, 2026
Three-vehicle crash kills 3 people in eastern Ontario: OPP

Three-vehicle crash kills 3 people in eastern Ontario: OPP

OPP said officers were called to County Road 17 near County Road 27 in South Glengarry Township just after 9:45 p.m. Thursday for reports of a collision involving three vehicles.

Politics Sep 18, 2026
Third Marineland beluga dies after move, this time in Spain

Third Marineland beluga dies after move, this time in Spain

The Spanish aquarium took in Jelly Bean and another beluga named Cleopatra in late August from the shuttered theme park in Niagara Falls, Ont., along with four bottlenose dolphins.

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Youth charged after online threat made towards Ontario school

Youth charged after online threat made towards Ontario school

A 17-year-old is facing charges after allegedly making an online threat against a school, Ontario Provincial Police say.

Crime Sep 18, 2026

The Royal cuts the ribbon on its new urgent care clinic

The Royal, Ottawa’s mental health centre, will officially reopen the doors to its urgent care clinic on Monday, roughly a quarter century after the clinic was controversially shuttered.

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Stittsville's 9 candidates make their pitches to voters during debate

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Mayoral candidates pledge to better prepare Ottawa for major storms. But who will pay?

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Outaouais voters talk Quebec election priorities

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Ottawa mayoral candidate charged for alleged death threats against Sutcliffe, Ford

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Mitchell, Clark lead Fever past Tempo 103-85

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Women's bronze medal game: 2026 IWBF Wheelchair Basketball World Championships in Ottawa

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U.S. import ban on Canadian molasses highlights sticky sugar industry feud

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Argos clinch playoff berth with victory over Elks

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Switch issue closes O-Train Line 4 for 2nd time in 2 days

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Five acquitted players on different paths

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Paredes' 62-yard field goal lifts Stampeders to 40-38 win over Redblacks

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