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Parking Debate, Canada Day Storm Lessons & U.S. Open Doubles — Ottawa Sunday

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🏛️ Government & Politics

  1. Quebec Votes 2026: Outaouais candidates listed. The roundup in News ID 15833 lists who is running in the Outaouais ridings for Quebec Votes 2026; the compilation names candidates by riding in the Outaouais region. The article in News ID 15833 provides the candidate roster for voters preparing for the 2026 provincial election.

  2. Urbanism groups warn free on-street parking would create bigger hurdles. News ID 15832 reports urbanism groups say free on-street parking would create bigger hurdles for local planning; the piece quotes those groups on the impact of a policy to make on-street parking free. The analysis appears in News ID 15832 and frames the debate over municipal parking policy.

🎨 Community & Culture

  1. Researchers say the Canada Day storm taught lessons about protecting older neighbourhoods. News ID 15845 reports researchers drew conclusions from the Canada Day storm on July 1 about protecting older neighbourhoods; the article details those lessons for heritage-area planning. The findings and recommendations are presented in News ID 15845 for planners concerned with older residential areas.

  2. Teens are running a fact-checking network to counter viral misinformation. News ID 15844 describes teenagers operating a fact-checking network that targets viral misinformation; the network is staffed and run by teens according to News ID 15844. The article in News ID 15844 profiles the network and its work verifying online claims.

  3. An artist cancelled a U.S. show because of a 50% tariff on Canadian art. News ID 15831 reports an artist withdrew from a U.S. exhibition in response to a 50% tariff on Canadian art; the cancellation is explicitly tied to that tariff in News ID 15831. The decision and the tariff are laid out in News ID 15831.

  4. Dabrowski (Canada) and Stefani (Brazil) advanced to the U.S. Open women's doubles third round. News ID 15820 reports that Dabrowski and Stefani advanced to the third round in the women's doubles draw at the U.S. Open; their progression is recorded in News ID 15820. The match advancement is the core result reported in News ID 15820.

📰 Also Today

  • Quebec Votes 2026: Outaouais candidates listed, including local riding rosters.
  • Urbanism groups warn free on-street parking would create bigger hurdles, per local planners.
  • Researchers draw lessons from Canada Day storm on July 1 about protecting older neighbourhoods.
  • Teens operate a fact-checking network to tackle viral misinformation.
  • Artist cancelled a U.S. show due to a 50% tariff on Canadian art.
  • Dabrowski and Stefani advanced to the U.S. Open women's doubles 3rd round.
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Canada's Dabrowski, Brazil's Stefani advance to 3rd round in women's doubles at U.S. Open

Canada's Gabriela Dabrowski and Brazil's Luisa Stefani advanced to the Round of 16 in women's doubles play at the U.S. Open with a 6-2, 7-5 win over Italy's Sara Errani and Austria's Lilli Tagger on Saturday in New York.

General Sep 6, 2026

This artist cancelled a U.S. show because of a 50% tariff on Canadian art

This November, Canadian artist Michael Harrington was supposed to have his work on display at a Boston art gallery. That all changed after he learned his art would be subject to a 50 per cent tariff once it crossed the border.

General Sep 6, 2026

Free on-street parking would create bigger hurdles, urbanism groups say

An Ottawa mayoral candidate's pitch to make on-street parking free would create more hurdles for drivers and not help businesses, some groups say.

General Sep 6, 2026

Quebec Votes 2026: Here's who's running in your Outaouais riding

In just under one months' time, western Quebec voters will elect at least two new representatives to the National Assembly. Here's a look at the candidate slate in all five of the region's ridings.

General Sep 6, 2026

Teens take on viral misinformation through fact-checking network

Ottawa Morning's Hallie Cotnam spoke to Nour Abukhaled, a 15-year-old Ottawa resident, to find out why she decided to become a member of the Teen Fact-Checking Network, organized by MediaSmarts.

General Sep 6, 2026

What the Canada Day storm taught these researchers about protecting older neighbourhoods

Carleton University researchers say a relatively simple preventative measure could have helped one of Ottawa's hardest hit neighbourhoods better weather the devastating rainfall this past Canada Day. Matthew Kupfer reports.

General Sep 6, 2026
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