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Ottawa Police Seek Public's Help to Find Michael Harding, Missing Since Nov. 28

Ottawa police seek missing man Michael Harding

Ottawa Police request public assistance to locate 40-year-old Michael Harding, last seen Nov. 28. He frequents downtown Ottawa and Sandy Hill, often using public transit.

Ottawa Weather: Saturday Brings Flurries and Above-Freezing Temperatures

Flurries, Above 0°C Expected in Ottawa Saturday

Ottawa residents can expect a mix of light snow and mild temperatures this Saturday, December 6, 2025. Get the latest forecast details and winter weather insights for the capital.

Lions Park Hockey Rink in Newmarket Opens for Winter Season

Newmarket's Lions Park Hockey Rink Opens for Season

The Lions Park outdoor hockey rink in Newmarket, Ontario, officially opened for the 2025-2026 season on December 4. Here's what residents need to know about using the popular community facility.

Windsor's New Downtown Ice Rink Nears Opening: Ice Making Underway

Windsor's new downtown ice rink set to open soon

Windsor's new downtown ice rink at City Hall Square is in the final stages of preparation, with ice-making complete. The free public rink is set for a soft opening shortly. Get the details.

72% Confident to Skip Alcohol at 2025 Office Parties, Heineken Study Reveals

Unprecedented Surge in 0.0 Drinking at Office Parties

A new global study shows a dramatic shift in attitudes, with 72% of people now confident to choose non-alcoholic options at festive work events without fear of judgment. Discover the data driving the 'sober curious' revolution.

Ottawa Driver Arrested with Nearly Double Legal Alcohol Limit After Overnight Crash

Ottawa Driver Arrested with High BAC After Crash

An Ottawa driver was arrested after a collision in the city's southwest, with police reporting a blood alcohol concentration nearly double the legal limit. Get the latest details on the incident.

Ottawa Braces for Extended Deep Freeze as Arctic Air Grips Capital

Cold temperatures continue to grip Ottawa

Ottawa residents face a prolonged cold snap as frigid Arctic air settles over the capital. Stay updated on the forecast and tips for staying safe in the extreme cold.

Clean Water Legislation for First Nations Announced for Spring 2026

First Nations Clean Water Law Coming Next Spring

Federal government commits to introducing First Nations clean water legislation in spring 2026. AFN National Chief Cindy Woodhouse Nepinak highlights key priorities for Indigenous communities.

Ottawa Charities See Rising Demand on Giving Tuesday Amid Resource Shortages

Ottawa Charities Face High Demand on Giving Tuesday

Ottawa charities report increased demand and shrinking resources this Giving Tuesday. Learn how local organizations like BGC Ottawa are adapting and how you can help support vital community programs.

LaSalle Unveils $9M 'Loop' Outdoor Skating Trail for Winter Joy

LaSalle Opens $9M Outdoor Skating Loop

LaSalle celebrates the grand opening of The Loop, a new 250-metre refrigerated outdoor skating trail at LaSalle Landing. The $9 million project promises family fun all winter long.

Jackery Explorer 300 Hits Record Low Price for Cyber Week

Jackery 300 Power Station: Cyber Week Deal Hits $169

Jackery Explorer 300 portable power station drops to $169 for Cyber Week. This 293Wh emergency power source charges 6 devices simultaneously. Perfect for Canadian winter emergencies and outdoor adventures.

Merrell Black Friday Sale: Up to 57% Off Hiking Shoes & Boots

Merrell Black Friday: 57% Off Hiking Gear

Merrell's Black Friday sale offers up to 57% off waterproof boots, hiking shoes, and cozy slippers. Don't miss these limited-time deals on performance footwear.

Boil Water Advisory Issued in Huron County: Safety Measures

Boil Water Advisory Issued in Huron County

Huron County residents under boil water advisory. Learn safety measures, affected areas, and precautionary steps to ensure water safety during this period.

B.C. Teachers Told to 'Queer' Outdoor Education for Children as Young as Four

B.C. teachers told to 'queer' outdoor education

The B.C. Teachers Federation is encouraging educators to integrate LGBTQ+ themes into outdoor lessons, challenging traditional views of nature for students as young as four.

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