Ottawa police are investigating a murder-suicide after two boys were found dead inside a home in Findlay Creek, and their father was later found dead in Kemptville. Photo by Jean Levac /POSTMEDIA
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TWO CHILDREN DEAD IN OTTAWA MURDER-SUICIDE: POLICE
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Ottawa police are investigating a murder-suicide after two boys were found dead inside a home in Findlay Creek, and their father was later found dead in Kemptville.
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Neil Pearson outside his home in Ottawa Friday. Photo by Tony Caldwell /Postmedia
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NEIGHBOURS ARGUE THE CLEMOW’S NOISE PROBLEM IS REPEATING THIS SUMMER
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Nearly a year after first complaining about a loud continuous humming noise from the building’s rooftop cooling equipment, area residents are renewing a push for action.
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A former “tent city” near the Bayview LRT station in Ottawa. Photo by Ashley Fraser /Postmedia
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OTTAWA COUNCILLORS CALL FOR MORE DATA, SUPPORTS FOR UNSHELTERED ENCAMPMENTS
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Municipalities are treading in uncertain legal waters following court decisions that upheld unsheltered residents’ rights to maintain a long-standing encampment in downtown Kitchener.
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Municipal planners and Ottawa councillors handled the case with a disciplined approach. Photo by TONY CALDWELL /POSTMEDIA
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WHAT REALLY KILLED A 360-UNIT HOUSING PROJECT? | OPINION
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Pubblico was jam-packed with local Canadian fans. Most wore red, while others had Canada’s official soccer team jerseys
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Former Ottawan David Lemieux has been archivist and legacy manager for the Grateful Dead for 27 years. Photo by Ashley Fraser /Postmedia
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HOW A DEADHEAD FROM OTTAWA JOINED THE GRATEFUL DEAD’S INNER CIRCLE
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David Lemieux has had this gig for more than 25 years after starting it out in his family’s Manor Park basement.
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