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Ottawa police cordoned off a large section of Mooney’s Bay Park and Beach after a stabbing sent two people to hospital Saturday night. Photo by Ashley Fraser /Postmedia

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It’s Monday, June 1. Here are the top stories the Ottawa Citizen newsroom is following today.

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TWO STABBED, ONE IN CRITICAL CONDITION, AT MOONEY’S BAY ‘ALTERCATION’

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Paramedics received calls reporting ‘hundreds’ of people on the scene.

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Debbie Staples fought a renoviction in 2024, but the possibility she may be homeless with nowhere to go remains. Photo by BRUCE DEACHMAN /POSTMEDIA

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DEACHMAN: OTTAWA HAS A UNIQUE OPPORTUNITY TO HELP SENIORS AGE IN PLACE

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A lack of options is keeping some seniors in their homes too long, and forcing others out too soon.

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Defence planners say senses of patriotism and national pride are “perceived differently across the country and across generations.” Photo by Pte. Robert Kingerski /DND

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PATRIOTISM WILL DRIVE CANADIANS INTO MOBILIZATION FORCE, MILITARY REPORT SAYS

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The goal is to create a new 300,000-strong reserve force to be used in national emergencies.

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OC Transpo GM Rick Leary. Photo by TONY CALDWELL /POSTMEDIA

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RELIABILITY IS THE PROMISE FROM OC TRANSPO’S NEW BOSS

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Rick Leary said he wants to “change the narrative” around Ottawa transit after several tough years.

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Mark Cloutier, left, credits Jonathan Blakey and several others with helping save his life after he collapsed on the ice at the Walter Baker Sports Centre. Photo by Ashley Fraser /Postmedia

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HIS HEART STOPPED FOR 17 MINUTES AT THE RINK. HOW A CPR REFRESHER COURSE HELPED SAVE HIS LIFE

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Mark Cloutier says he wouldn’t have survived without the help of those who administered CPR

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