🚑 Breaking & Incidents
- Four people seriously hurt in overnight Aylmer crash. Police and paramedics treated four people after an overnight collision in Aylmer on Oct. 29, with multiple victims listed as seriously injured, according to the report.
- Teen cyclist badly hurt in Petawawa crash. A teenage cyclist was badly injured in a Petawawa collision reported Oct. 29; local emergency services took the teen to hospital, per the article headline.
- Black bear in Kanata tranquilized and relocated by police. Ottawa police tranquilized and relocated a black bear in Kanata, the article reports, with animal-control action handled by police officers.
- City seizes aggressive dogs in Vanier after resident complaints. Vanier residents prompted a city seizure of aggressive dogs, the article states, and neighbours questioned the delay before municipal action.
🏛️ Government & Politics
- Ottawa police facing a near $22-million deficit this year. Ottawa’s police service is still staring at a deficit near $22 million for the current fiscal year, the article headline reports.
- Ontario economic update includes specific measures for Ottawa. The province’s economic update singles out items affecting Ottawa, according to the article titled “What's in Ontario's economic update for Ottawa?”.
- Condo owners rally at Queen’s Park calling for board reform. Condo owners held a rally at Queen’s Park demanding changes to how condo boards operate, as described in the article.
🚨 Crime & Public Safety
- Man who threatened to kill city councillor jailed for four months. A man received a four-month jail sentence after threatening to kill a city councillor, per the article headline.
- Man found guilty of sexual assault three decades after random attack. Leslie Richard King, 56, was found guilty by Superior Court Justice Brees Davies for a sexual assault committed in 1995, and the victim’s identity remains under a publication ban.
🏈 Sports
- Senators forward Hayden Hodgson suspended two games for boarding. The NHL’s department of player safety suspended Ottawa forward Hayden Hodgson for two games and he will forfeit US$8,762.88 in salary, the report says.
- Scottie Barnes scores career-high 41 points, Raptors lose to Orlando 121-114. Barnes had 41 points in Toronto’s 121-114 loss to the Orlando Magic; Orlando improved to 2-3 in the NBA Cup game, according to the article.
📰 Also Today
- Three suspects sought after Bridle Path home invasion; four family members shot.
- Chris Tanev likely to return for Maple Leafs vs. Canucks on Saturday.
- Hydro-Québec won't back down on higher prices for data centres, per report.
- Opposition says provincial mini-budget ignores Ottawa's needs, the article states.
- Groups decry Quebec proposed ban on kids wearing religious symbols, per report.
- Stelco workers rally in Hamilton, urging government action, the headline says.
- Aging Quebec water infrastructure stalling housing construction, article reports.
- Some Canadian police continue promoting Crime Stoppers after Navigate360 breach.
- (Duplicate listed) Black bear in Kanata tranquilized and relocated by police.
- (Duplicate listed) Ottawa police still staring at deficit near $22M this year.
- (Duplicate listed) Vanier residents ask what took so long after city seizes aggressive dogs.
- (Duplicate listed) Man who threatened to kill city councillor gets 4 months in jail.
- (Duplicate listed) 4 people seriously hurt in overnight Aylmer crash.
- (Duplicate listed) Condo owners rally at Queen's Park calling for change.
- Tyler Kahmann named CFL’s Most Outstanding Rookie with 1,092 receiving yards.
- (Duplicate listed) Man found guilty of sexual assault 3 decades after attack.
- (Duplicate listed) What's in Ontario's economic update for Ottawa?
- (Extra) Ottawa police deficit coverage repeated.
