UPDATE: Ottawa Fire Services lifts fire ban

By CityNews Ottawa

Posted Dec 3, 2022 01:51:00 PM.

Ottawa fire services have lifted the open fire ban in place during the Saturday, Dec. 3 wind storm.

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