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 Pitbull rips out little dog's throatAn 11-year-old boy watched in horror Wednesday as a pitbull tore out the throat of his tiny dog as he helplessly held onto its leash.
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 Dancing their hearts out to stamp out bullyingIt began with applause then quickly turned into a flash mob.
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 Candidates bicker over Orleans Health Hub doughSpeaking at the future site of the Orleans Family Health Hub, Ottawa-Orleans Liberal candidate David Bertschi called for the federal government to get the project moving again, but his Conservative counterpart in the riding said Bertschi doesn’t have his facts straight.
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 Woman gets more than jelly beans in Easter treatAn Ottawa hairdresser says there was an Easter surprise inside a bag of jelly beans she bought at a dollar store.
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 Woman finds more than just jelly beansA woman finds a sharp metal object in her bag of jelly beans.
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 New double-deckers will save city $10 millionOC Transpo is ready to buy 75 new double-decker buses at a cost of $81.8 million.
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 Two heads are better than one says Vote PairSome worried Ottawa-area voters hope shipping their vote elsewhere will give their voice some clout.
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 City tweaks proposed bus route changesOC Transpo staff have done some major tweaking to proposed bus route changes to appease an angry bus-driving public.
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 Churchgoer pleads guilty to sex assaults on boysPlaytime with Scott Bareham involved young naked boys, porno movies, secrecy, and a silver box of chains and handcuffs.
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 Judge rules in Williams’ divorce case hearingIf his planned divorce proceeds, sex killer Russell Williams might not be able to hide a contract that saw him allegedly shed assets to duck civil claims against him, a judge ruled Tuesday.
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 Cedarview Middle School Day of Pink
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 Deal reached on LansdowneThe city has found common ground with some of the major challengers to the Lansdowne Park redevelopment.
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 Hockey for Little Hearts a labour of loveDerek Bowker‘s instant karma keeps paying off.
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 Council won’t pay to bury hydro linesCouncil agrees taxpayers shouldn’t pay for burying hydro wires
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 City committee minutes going to voiceCity Hall is stopping written synopsis minutes for committees and replacing them with the actual audio recordings of the meetings.
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 New design coming for Kanata Rec CentreThe city will pay $125,000 in consulting fees to work on a fresh design for a new Kanata North Recreation Complex.
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 Robertson Rd. gets name changeRobertson Rd. will change to Lloyd Francis Blvd. next year.
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 Ottawa water rates to increaseWater bills will increase 3.9% in 2011.
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 Biweekly garbage: Council votes yesCity council has approved biweekly garbage pickup starting in fall 2012.
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 Man exposes himself at bus sheltersPolice are asking for help in hunting down a man who exposed himself twice in different bus shelters in the past week.
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 Speeders, commercial vehicles keep traffic cops busyOttawa police laid nearly 3,000 charges in March for speeding and commercial vehicle infractions.
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 Woman alleging police abuse has charges withdrawnThe Crown withdrew charges Wednesday against an Ottawa woman who alleges her arm was broken in a 2008 arrest.
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 Van slams into building on MetcalfePassersby in downtown Ottawa Wednesday witnessed an unusual sight when a minivan slammed into the Stonewall building at 214 Metcalfe St. just before 10 a.m. Sun reader Christopher Hofley was on the scene to snap some photos and send them along.
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 Woman alleges sex assault while having blood testA man is charged after a woman alleges she was inappropriately touched by the man who was taking her blood at an east-end lab.
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 Ottawa student runs for Greens in Timmins-James BayA University of Ottawa student is running for Green Party in Timmins.
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