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Sentries back on duty at National War Memorial in Ottawa

The ceremonial guard is back on duty at the National War Memorial in Ottawa.  They are the first two sentries to return to duty at the monument, after the...

Sentries back on duty at National War Memorial in Ottawa

The ceremonial guard is back on duty at the National War Memorial in Ottawa.  They are the first two sentries to return to duty at the monument, after the...

Corporal Cirillo's body heads home to Hamilton

The body of the young reservist shot at the National War Memorial will head home today.  The procession with the body of 24-year-old Corporal Nathan Cirillo will travel along...

RCMP: motivation behind attacks on Parliament Hill not clear

The R-C-M-P Commissioner says the motivation behind the attacks on Parliament Hill is not completely clear.  Bob Paulson says Michael Zehaf-Bibeau was in Ottawa to resolve an issue with...

RCMP: no link between Ottawa shootings and hit and run in Montreal

The R-C-M-P is announcing they have found no link between the shootings at Parliament Hill and the tragic hit and run earlier this week in Montreal.  R-C-M-P Commissioner Bob...

Muslim-Canadian groups worried about backlash

Muslim-Canadian groups are voicing their concerns over possible backlash in the wake of the tragic events at Parliament Hill.  Members from the coalition of Canadian Muslim organizations spoke in...

Possible second gunman ruled out by Ottawa Police

Ottawa police have ruled out the possibility of a second gunman in the tragic events at Parliament Hill.  Police Chief Charles Bordeleau tells C-B-C News they are satisfied at...

Flags at half-mast and heightened security

Canadian flags are flying at half-mast in communities across our nation today.  Security is heightened as authorities are telling Canadians to stay vigilant.  Police presence has been stepped up...

Trudeau: "there is a little boy who lost his father in a sudden and tragic way"

Liberal leader Justin Trudeau says yesterday’s events were a shared national tragedy.  Trudeau says let us let the world...

Mulcair: "let us not be driven by fear, love triumphs over hate in Canada"

Leader of the Opposition N-D-P Leader Tom Mulcair says the cowardly act was meant to shake our country, but...

Harper addresses House of Commons

Canadians will not be intimidated.  We will be prudent, but we will not panic.  Harper says here we are...

Speaker's parade opens special sitting of the House of Commons

A speaker’s parade is opening a special sitting of the House of Commons in the wake of a tragic...

Name of fallen soldier released

C-B-C News is now identifying the Canadian soldier killed this morning at the National War Memorial.  Twenty-four-year-old Corporal Nathan...

Obama: Canada and US need to work together to fight terrorism

President Barack Obama says Canada and the U-S need to be in-sync in their fight on terrorism.  The remarks...

Lockdown being lifted in some areas of Ottawa

Waves of people are now being allowed to go home in downtown Ottawa.  Many buildings in the area of...

Parts of Parliament Hill are still in lockdown

Many lockdowns in the downtown are slowly beginning to ease.  Police are cautiously beginning to allow people out of...

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Lake of Bays seeks public input on future of Logging Chain Park

The Township of Lake of Bays is inviting residents to help shape the future of Logging Chain Park through a new online ideas board.

OPP seeking public assistance in locating missing man in Gravenhurst

The OPP is seeking public assistance in locating 40-year-old Stephen Boyes.

Burks Falls woman charged following drug trafficking investigation in Bracebridge

A 21-year-old woman from Burks Falls has been charged following a drug trafficking investigation in Bracebridge.

District of Muskoka to flush watermains until Nov. 10

The District of Muskoka will be flushing watermains and hydrants until Nov. 10 as part of regular system maintenance.

Brampton man charged following unsafe discharge of firearms reports in Lake of Bays

A 45-year-old from Brampton has been charged following complaints regarding the unsafe discharge of firearms on public land in Lake of Bays.
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