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Cop hit by motorcycle

A city cop is nursing arm injuries after being struck by a motorcycle in Kanata on Tuesday, the Sun has learned. Numerous sources confirm the off-duty cop was working an overtime shift, directing traffic near a construction site on Eagleson Rd., when the bike went into an area that was cordoned off. The officer stepped […]

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Family, friends, drivers mourn Ottawa bus crash victim David Woodard

SEE VIDEO http://www.ottawasun.com/2013/10/02/family-friends-drivers-mourn-ottawa-bus-crash-victim-dave-woodard The friendly OC Transpo bus driver behind the wheel of the deadly collision with a Via train was laid to rest among a sea of green, brightening the crowd of an estimated 1,500 people at the Metropolitan Bible Church on Wednesday afternoon. A number of mourners wore David Woodard’s favourite colour, while […]

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University of Ottawa study says E-cigs don’t help people butt out

If you’re trying to drop cigarettes, don’t look to their electronic counterparts. That’s the conclusion from a new literature review by the University of Ottawa Heart Institute, published in the Canadian Medical Association Journal. There’s no evidence e-cigarettes can help smokers quit, the review states. But that’s not necessarily the only reason to use e-cigarettes. […]

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Rideau Carleton track applauds province decision to bring back Thursday racing

Thursday night harness racing has been extended at Rideau Carleton Raceway, and officials are praising the provincial government for reversing a decision, restoring the track’s twice-weekly race calendar. “I don’t see how we could’ve gotten by on one day a week,” said track announcer and handicapper Norm Borg. Rideau Carleton offers live horse racing on […]

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