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Posted Jun 23, 2022 04:55:36 PM.

'The World with Elliot Tepper' is a weekly deep dive into global affairs and international news with Professor Elliot Tepper, Distinguished Senior Fellow with the Norman Patterson School of International Affairs at Carleton University.

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April in Ottawa wetter than average, warm May on the way
April in Ottawa wetter than average, warm May on the way

While temperatures in the nation's capital were near the monthly average, Environment Canada released data showing April was wetter and snowier than usual. Ottawa saw an estimated 45 per cent more...

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Here are the roads closed in Ottawa this weekend 
Here are the roads closed in Ottawa this weekend 

The CN Cycle for CHEO — an annual fundraiser in support of childhood and adolescent oncology care — is taking over the roads on Sunday, May 5.  The cycling fundraiser will begin and end at the...

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Police charge 18-year-old in connection with stabbing in Nepean
Police charge 18-year-old in connection with stabbing in Nepean

The Ottawa Police Services (OPS) say they have charged an 18-year-old male in relation to a stabbing incident in Nepean. The update from police says the incident happened on Constellation Drive on May...

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Former Ottawa city councillor Diane Deans enters palliative care
Former Ottawa city councillor Diane Deans enters palliative care

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April in Ottawa wetter than average, warm May on the way
April in Ottawa wetter than average, warm May on the way

While temperatures in the nation's capital were near the monthly average, Environment Canada released data showing April was wetter and snowier than usual. Ottawa saw an estimated 45 per cent more...

12h ago

Here are the roads closed in Ottawa this weekend 
Here are the roads closed in Ottawa this weekend 

The CN Cycle for CHEO — an annual fundraiser in support of childhood and adolescent oncology care — is taking over the roads on Sunday, May 5.  The cycling fundraiser will begin and end at the...

14h ago

Police charge 18-year-old in connection with stabbing in Nepean
Police charge 18-year-old in connection with stabbing in Nepean

The Ottawa Police Services (OPS) say they have charged an 18-year-old male in relation to a stabbing incident in Nepean. The update from police says the incident happened on Constellation Drive on May...

14h ago

Former Ottawa city councillor Diane Deans enters palliative care
Former Ottawa city councillor Diane Deans enters palliative care

Following a five-year battle with ovarian cancer, former long-time city councillor Diane Deans has entered palliative care. “Those who know Diane, know that she is a fighter,” Jessica Bradley, Gloucester-Southgate...

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