OPP investigating 'cyber incident' affecting Kingston, Ont. police
Ontario Provincial Police are investigating an unspecified "cyber incident" that has affected the Kingston Police Service.
Kingston, Ont. police say stabbing suspect arrested without incident
Kingston police say a suspect in a stabbing at a local shelter has been arrested.
Three youths arrested following stabbing at Kingston, Ont. mall
Kingston police say three young people are facing charges following a stabbing that happened at a local mall last Saturday.
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Police seize $100,000 worth of cocaine during traffic stop in Kingston, Ont.
A 42-year-old from Kitchener, Ont. is facing charges after police seized $100,000 worth of cocaine during a traffic stop in Kingston, Ont.
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South Frontenac youths accused of shooting at homes with airsoft gun
Ontario Provincial Police have laid charges against two youth who allegedly shot at homes in South Frontenac Township with an airsoft pistol.
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Damaged Wolfe Island ferry being moved to Hamilton for repairs
The Ontario Ministry of Transportation (MTO) says a plan is in place to move the damaged Wolfe Islander IV ferry for repairs this weekend.
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Stunt driver arrested for colliding with multiple cars, fleeing police on Hwy. 401
Ontario Provincial Police have arrested a 29-year-old from Long Sault, Ont. after allegedly colliding with multiple vehicles without stopping on Highway 401 last week.
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Second person facing charges in fatal boat crash in eastern Ontario on Victoria Day weekend
A second person is facing charges in connection to a boat crash that killed three people on Bobs Lake in eastern Ontario over the Victoria Day Long Weekend.
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Tomatoes 'turning into sauce' on Hwy. 401 near Kingston following early morning crash, OPP says
Highway 401 was closed Wednesday morning east of Gardiners Road in Kingston following a collision involving the tractor-trailer.
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OPP deal with collisions across eastern Ontario as wintry weather makes roads icy
Ontario Provincial Police have reported several collisions around eastern Ontario Monday as a wintry storm brings snow, freezing rain and freezing drizzle to the area.
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Gananoque residents charged after selling valuable statue for scraps
The Gananoque Police Service has arrested two people who allegedly stole and dismantled a valuable memorial statue in a local park before selling it for scraps.
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'Not business as usual': UCDSB still offline after cyber incident
The Upper Canada District School Board (UCDSB) says its schools remain open but offline following a cyber incident affecting its network earlier this week.
North Dundas man accused of sending nude images to a youth: OPP
Ontario Provincial Police say a 34-year-old North Dundas man is facing charges after nude images were allegedly sent to a youth.
Negotiations continue as Ontario college work stoppage nears
Even though it's their first week back at school after the holiday break, college students in Ontario might not be able to attend class soon, as their professors and instructors inch closer to a work stoppage.
Upper Canada District School Board says 'cyber incident' has disrupted its internet, network
The Upper Canada District School Board (UCDSB) says a "cyber incident" has caused a "significant network disruption" impacting all elementary and secondary schools as students and teachers return to class following the Christmas break.
Brockville, Ont. businesses seeing impact of holiday tax break
On Dec. 14, the federal government removed GST and HST on specific products during the holiday season and businesses are getting a first chance to see its impacts.
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Collision involving a horse-drawn wagon in the Ottawa Valley
Ontario Provincial Police says emergency crews responded to a collision at the intersection of Letts Cemetery Road and Snodrifters Road in North Algona Wilberforce shortly after 5 p.m. Thursday.
Algonquin College closing Perth, Ont. campus as it deals with 'challenging fiscal times'
Algonquin College plans to close its campus in Perth, Ont. next year, as it deals with a multi-million dollar deficit due to the new federal cap on international students and provincial funding shortfalls.
Arnprior wood carver creates life-sized hockey skate
Arnprior’s Ron Hanniman can turn a piece of wood into just about anything.
Renfrew's NHA/NHL Birthplace Museum unveils 'women in hockey' exhibit
Renfrew, Ont. has been recognized as the birthplace of the NHL, a story well documented at the NHA/NHL Birthplace Museum in the town's arena.
Team Canada wraps up World Juniors training camp in Petawawa, Ont.
The IIHF World Junior Championship is just eight days away from kicking off in Ottawa and Team Canada has been hard at work preparing in the Ottawa Valley.
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Ottawa public school board to only offer Enhanced English and French Immersion in new elementary program model
The Ottawa-Carleton District School Board (OCDSB) is looking at consolidating elementary school programs into two – Enhanced English and French Immersion - and will phase out some special education programs as part changes to its programs.
Individual on tracks disrupts afternoon service on O-Train Line 1
OC Transpo says an individual on the O-Train Line 1 tracks near Bayview Station caused delays for passengers Friday afternoon.
Algonquin College closing Perth, Ont. campus as it deals with 'challenging fiscal times'
Algonquin College plans to close its campus in Perth, Ont. next year, as it deals with a multi-million dollar deficit due to the new federal cap on international students and provincial funding shortfalls.
4 km section of Rideau Canal Skateway to open on Saturday
The National Capital Commission announced 4 kilometres of the Rideau Canal Skateway, between Laurier Avenue and Bank Street, will open to the public at 8 a.m. on Saturday.
What's happening in Ottawa this weekend: Jan 10-12
The green flag flies on the Rideau Canal Skateway, the Ottawa 67's, Charge and Senators play on home ice and two comedians take the stage at the Canadian Tire Centre. CTVNewsOttawa.ca looks at things to do in Ottawa and eastern Ontario this weekend.
Youth in Smiths Falls, Ont. rescued after falling through ice
Police in Smiths Falls are sharing a video of a dramatic ice rescue after a young person fell through into frigid waters Friday afternoon.
More than 68k trips taken in first week of Line 2 & 4 O-Train service
OC Transpo says more than 68,000 trips have been taken on the new O-Train lines since they launched on Monday.
Shawville newspaper The Equity sold, may print editions
The Equity newspaper has been a community news staple in the Pontiac region for over 140 years.
Ottawa Food Bank cutting food by 20-50 per cent to its agencies in 2025
The Ottawa Food Bank is cutting food donations to 98 food programs across the city by up to 50 per cent this year, as it deals with rising costs for food and an "all-time high" demand for food from the public.
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Trudeau asked Trump for California, Vermont to curb annexation talks
Justin Trudeau says U.S. president-elect Donald Trump kicked the tires on the potential annexation of Canada during their recent meeting in Florida, but the topic was quickly dropped when the prime minister countered with a request for two states.
Liberal leadership: Carney expected to launch bid next week, Clark organizing heavily, Gould considers entering
While longtime cabinet ministers Dominic LeBlanc and Melanie Joly have officially announced they have no plans to run for the Liberal leadership, several well-known faces are organizing behind the scenes to launch bids of their own.
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BREAKING Two Alberta men sentenced for roles in 2022 Coutts border protest
Two Alberta men have been sentenced for their roles in the illegal Coutts border blockade in 2022.
Man dies after falling into sink hole at Fernie Alpine Resort
An investigation is underway by Elk Valley RCMP after a man died Wednesday after falling into a sink hole at Fernie Alpine Resort.
Amid tense backdrop, Canadian warship gets friendly message from Chinese vessel tracking movements
Daybreak on HMCS Ottawa began with a call over the marine radio from a Chinese warship. The call is coming from a Chinese Frigate known as the Yuncheng, the warship has been shadowing HMCS Ottawa through the South China Sea for two days and counting.
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