Emergency crews responded to a collision involving a pedestrian and a bus at the intersection of St.Laurent Boulevard and Tremblay Road at approximately 11 a.m.The intersection of St.Laurent and Tremblay is closed, and the eastbound off-ramp from Hwy.417 to St.Laurent is closed.
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CTV News Ottawa will have the latest as it becomes available Ottawa Top Stories – – – – SPECIAL WEATHER STATEMENT SPECIAL WEATHER STATEMENT | Here’s when Ottawa could see 30 to 50 mm of rain – – – – CTVNews.ca Top Stories Paul Bernardo transfer review findings being released by corrections officials Thursday Canadians will learn Thursday the results of the Correctional Service of Canada’s review into the highly contentious decision to transfer notorious serial rapist and convicted killer Paul Bernardo to a medium-security prison.New study highlights the gap between condo and house prices in major Canadian cities As the average price of a home in Canada rises year-over-year, a new study is highlighting the growing gap between the cost of condominiums and houses in major Canadian cities.CTVNews.ca has compiled a list of houses and condos that are currently on the market, while comparing average prices between both property types.[]https://www.ctvnews.ca/business/new-study-highlights-the-gap-between-condo-and-house-prices-in-major-canadian-cities-1.6487067 Meet the young Canadians spending summer battling wildfires Wildland firefighters are often hired for one pay season, typically between the end of May and mid-September.He said that in summer months, the number of paid wildland firefighters spikes compared to volunteer firefighters.[]https://www.ctvnews.ca/canada/meet-the-young-canadians-spending-summer-battling-wildfires-1.6486920 Russia’s Wagner mercenaries launch joint training with Belarusian military near Poland’s border Mercenaries from Russian military company Wagner launched joint drills with the Belarusian military on Thursday, almost a month after their short-lived rebellion against Moscow.[]https://www.ctvnews.ca/world/russia-s-wagner-mercenaries-launch-joint-training-with-belarusian-military-near-poland-s-border-1.6486957 Families of 6 Canadian Armed Forces members killed in 2020 helicopter crash file lawsuit against manufacturer More than three years after six Canadian military members were killed in a helicopter crash off the coast of Greece, the victims’ families are suing the helicopter manufacturer.
[]https://www.ctvnews.ca/canada/families-of-6-canadian-armed-forces-members-killed-in-2020-helicopter-crash-file-lawsuit-against-manufacturer-1.6486781 Watch parents, police officer save a toddler who nearly drowned in a backyard pool Bodycam video shows how a Michigan police officer helped parents save their two-year-old boy after he was found lifeless at the bottom of a pool.[]https://www.ctvnews.ca/world/watch-parents-police-officer-save-a-toddler-who-nearly-drowned-in-a-backyard-pool-1.6487231 Why Montreal women are wearing ‘subway shirts’ on the metro to feel safer A TikTok trend showing women wearing baggy shirts over their outfits to avoid harassment on the metro is getting mixed reactions.
[]https://montreal.ctvnews.ca/why-montreal-women-are-wearing-subway-shirts-on-the-metro-to-feel-safer-1.6486392 Landslide triggered by heavy rains kills 10 and traps many others in western India A landslide triggered by torrential rains in India’s western Maharashtra state killed 10 people, with many others feared trapped under piles of debris, officials said Thursday.[]https://www.ctvnews.ca/climate-and-environment/landslide-triggered-by-heavy-rains-kills-10-and-traps-many-others-in-western-india-1.6486928 B.C.
ports in limbo as union rescinds 72-hour strike notice The fallout from the labour dispute at British Columbia ports continues to unfold, as the union representing about 7,400 workers abruptly rescinded a strike notice hours after issuing it.[]https://bc.ctvnews.ca/b-c-ports-in-limbo-as-union-rescinds-72-hour-strike-notice-1.6487219 Atlantic – Families of military members killed in 2020 Cyclone helicopter crash sue manufacturer The families of the six Canadian Armed Forces members who were killed when a Cyclone helicopter crashed off the coast of Greece in April 2020 are suing the manufacturer.- Tensions boil over at safe injection site meeting in Charlottetown Tempers were high in Charlottetown Wednesday night at a public meeting on a planned safe injection site alongside the city’s existing homeless shelter.
– History-making transatlantic balloon flight takes off from Sussex, N.B.A history-making transatlantic balloon flight took off from Sussex, N.B., on Thursday morning.Toronto – Video shows arrest of alleged drunk driver who was 5 times over legal limit in Vaughan, Ont.
Video of an ‘extremely’ intoxicated driver who was allegedly more than five times over the legal limit when he was pulled off the road north of Toronto has been released by police.- Paul Bernardo transfer review findings being released by corrections officials Thursday Canadians will learn Thursday the results of the Correctional Service of Canada’s review into the highly contentious decision to transfer notorious serial rapist and convicted killer Paul Bernardo to a medium-security prison.- Toronto homeless woman drugged, sexually assaulted by suspect who offered her a meal: police Toronto police say they have laid charges after a homeless woman was allegedly drugged and sexually assaulted by a suspect who offered her a meal and a shower.Montreal – Why Montreal women are wearing ‘subway shirts’ on the metro to feel safer A TikTok trend showing women wearing baggy shirts over their outfits to avoid harassment on the metro is getting mixed reactions.- Paul Bernardo transfer review findings being released by corrections officials Thursday Canadians will learn Thursday the results of the Correctional Service of Canada’s review into the highly contentious decision to transfer notorious serial rapist and convicted killer Paul Bernardo to a medium-security prison.- Quebec police watchdog investigates death of man who allegedly fired at officers Quebec’s police watchdog is investigating the death of a man who allegedly got into a shootout with provincial police officers on Wednesday.Northern Ontario – Ont.children’s camp owner and her convicted sex offender husband arrested in human trafficking investigation A convicted sex offender living on the same property as a summer camp for children with autism in Essa Township was arrested, along with his wife, in a human trafficking investigation two days after Ontario Provincial Police issued a rare public advisory about him.
– One person dead after vehicle ends up in Georgian Bay One person has died after a vehicle was submerged in the water of Georgian Bay Wednesday afternoon.- Alberta driver, trucking company charged in fatal Highway 17 crash A commercial driver and trucking company from Alberta have been charged in a fatal crash on Highway 17 that killed a 33-year-old man north of Wawa, Ont., in November.London – Severe thunderstorm watch in effect According to Environment Canada, conditions are favourable for the development of severe thunderstorms this afternoon into early this evening.- City council at impasse over remote work for 170 employees A long and meandering debate by members of city council ended where it began.
– Driver charged after going 16 km in the wrong direction on the 402 No one was hurt after police said a transport truck driver drove roughly 16 kilometres the wrong way on the 402.Winnipeg – ‘An absolute disrespect’: Brandon’s new rule requiring residents to shovel sidewalks causes concern People living in Brandon will have to clear a bit more snow this winter after city council passed new changes requiring residents to clear sidewalks.- A town parade and chicken wings: What Brett Howden has planned for the Stanley Cup Brett Howden has some big plans when he brings the Stanley Cup to his home community in Oakbank, Man.for the first time later this month – plans that may include filling it up with chicken wings.
– New study highlights the gap between condo and house prices in major Canadian cities As the average price of a home in Canada rises year-over-year, a new study is highlighting the growing gap between the cost of condominiums and houses in major Canadian cities.CTVNews.ca has compiled a list of houses and condos that are currently on the market, while comparing average prices between both property types.Kitchener – Paul Bernardo transfer review findings being released by corrections officials Thursday Canadians will learn Thursday the results of the Correctional Service of Canada’s review into the highly contentious decision to transfer notorious serial rapist and convicted killer Paul Bernardo to a medium-security prison.- Here’s how much you need to make to reasonably afford an apartment in southwestern Ontario cities A new report outlining the cost of renting in cities across Canada shows that nowhere in Ontario can someone making minimum wager reasonably afford a one-bedroom apartment.
– Driver scammed with fake jewelry after stopping to help roadside car: WRPS Regional police are issuing a warning about a scam they say was targeting the kindness of strangers.Calgary – ‘Quite catastrophic’: Fire burns through 6 businesses at southwest strip mall A large team of firefighters descended on a fire that broke out inside a southwest Calgary strip mall Thursday morning.- Amber Alert issued for 2 children allegedly abducted in Kelowna, B.C.Authorities have issued an Amber Alert for two young children believed to have been abducted following a vacation in B.C.’s Okanagan.
– Highway 93 reopened after tanker truck fire near Alberta-B.C.
boundary A well-travelled route through the Rocky Mountains was closed for several hours on Wednesday following a vehicle fire.Saskatoon – Saskatoon’s potential budget shortfall is smaller than predicted.Just a little.Saskatoon’s chief financial officer released updated projections in advance of the next special budget meeting, and it looks like the funding gap will be smaller than anticipated — by a hair.- Saskatchewan reports third highest inflation among Canadian provinces National inflation is down to its lowest rate in more than two years, but it may not feel like it in Saskatchewan.- Sask.farmers need more rain to beat back drought A large system of rain that pushed through west-central Saskatchewan may be too little too late for prairie farmers.
Edmonton – Wildfire-scarred Alberta Métis settlement pushes for second escape route The only way in and out of the East Prairie Métis Settlement is a 40-kilometre range road that connects with Highway 2 some 360 kilometres northwest of Edmonton.- Alberta driver, trucking company charged in fatal Highway 17 crash A commercial driver and trucking company from Alberta have been charged in a fatal crash on Highway 17 that killed a 33-year-old man north of Wawa, Ont., in November.- Why is a giant donair costume being auctioned by the Alberta government? Whatever the reason, it’s a hit An unusual item – from a curious owner – is up for auction in Alberta, attracting dozens of bids and plenty of internet interest, while sparking love for the local food favourite.Vancouver – Vancouver’s oldest brewery told to remove 10-year-old mural due to bylaw violations The team behind Storm Brewing says it’s been notified by the city that it must remove a mural that’s decorated the business at 310 Commercial Dr.
for the past decade, due to bylaw violations.- 1 hospitalized after stabbing in downtown Vancouver A man has been hospitalized following a stabbing in downtown Vancouver Wednesday night.- ‘It scares me’: B.C.health-care workers seeing signs of flesh-eating drug Caring for Downtown Eastside residents struggling with wounds aggravated by the toxic drug supply and poor sanitation is already hard enough, but some Vancouver health-care workers are worried the “flesh-eating drug” is already showing signs in the neighbourhood.
Regina – Regina Humane Society receives $1.1M donation from long-time supporter The Regina Humane Society (RHS) announced that it received a $1.1 million donation from long-time supporter Gerda Fiesel on Wednesday that will go towards the development of a new Animal Community Centre.- Saskatchewan reports third highest inflation among Canadian provinces National inflation is down to its lowest rate in more than two years, but it may not feel like it in Saskatchewan.- Hometown Hero still giving back after 62 years Ron Kidd is being recognized for his more than six decades of service and his role in establishing Lumsden’s Lions Club..
