🚑 Breaking & Incidents
- Child critically injured in crash near Osgoode. A child is in critical condition following a severe car accident near Osgoode. Emergency services were at the scene, and authorities are investigating the cause of the crash. ↗
🏛️ Government & Politics
- Ontario auto insurance policies undergoing changes. New adjustments to auto insurance policies in Ontario are expected. These changes aim to address some current issues with coverage, impacting how policies will be structured and potentially affecting premiums. ↗
🎨 Community & Culture
- Swiss collector works to return Indigenous artifacts. Vincent Escriba, a Swiss collector, is collaborating with First Nations leaders to repatriate a vast collection of Indigenous artifacts valued at $13-17 million. The collection's future hinges on financial negotiations, with hopes of keeping it together. ↗
🏈 Sports
- Brooke Henderson close to lead at Women's PGA Championship. Brooke Henderson is just a shot behind the leader as she enters the final round, showcasing strong performance throughout the tournament. ↗
- Dabrowski and Stefani clinch Eastbourne Open title. Ottawa's Gabriela Dabrowski and Brazilian Luisa Stefani triumphed in the women's doubles at the Eastbourne Open, marking a notable victory for the pair. ↗
- Canada vs. South Africa World Cup match heats up. As the game stood at 0-0, tensions were high in this World Cup knockout stage, with both teams pushing hard for dominance. ↗
🌦️ Weather & Roads
- OC Transpo electric buses affected by software issue. A software malfunction has sidelined several electric buses from OC Transpo's fleet. The issue underscores challenges in maintaining sustainable public transport and has led to temporary route disruptions. ↗
📰 Also Today
- Canada Day closures in Ottawa. Here's what's open and closed as the city prepares for holiday celebrations. ↗
- Chelsea's swimming hole introduces detailed rules. The new community spot comes with extensive guidelines for use. ↗
- Ottawa boy's story inspires global moment. An inspiring tale of a boy's tribute to his brother's cancer battle during the World Cup. ↗