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After 9 months, owner of Kanata nuclear facility starts negotiations with striking workers
The owner of a Kanata nuclear facility resumed negotiations with his striking workers this week, more than a year after he offered them a package with a zero per cent pay increase for two years.
Western Quebec goats get old Christmas trees as tasty holiday treat
A Luskville, Que., couple has made it an annual tradition to collect their neighbours' Christmas trees and donate them to a local goat farm.
L'Orignal celebrates bicentenary of historic jail, courthouse
Opened in 1825, the jail and courthouse complex is believed to be the oldest in Ontario. And while the jail has been closed for nearly three decades, the court's docket remains packed.
Gatineau shipping container village welcomes first residents
The first seven residents have moved into a new shipping container village in Gatineau aimed at reducing homelessness.
Family of man killed in workplace incident disappointed by owner's absence in court
Relatives of Ron Hill, a western Quebec man killed in a workplace accident in 2023, said they were devastated his boss did not appear in person as his flooring company pleaded guilty to workplace safety charges on Thursday.
Savanna Pikuyak was a future Inuk leader whose murder harmed whole community
Savanna Pikuyak was a bright, promising young woman whose murder in Ottawa deprived her community of a future Inuk leader and has made other young people fearful of leaving the North to pursue their dreams, a court has heard.
Nikolas Ibey guilty of 1st-degree murder for killing Savanna Pikuyak
A jury in Ottawa's Superior Court has found Nikolas Ibey, 35, guilty of 1st-degree murder for killing his new roommate Savanna Pikuyak in September 2022.
Jury to begin deliberations in Ibey murder trial
A jury will begin deliberating on Tuesday after hearing closing submissions in the trial of Ottawa man Nikolas Ibey, who is charged with first-degree murder for killing Savanna Pikuyak in September 2022.
Woman charged in fatal Vanier stabbing was previously accused of stabbing husband
The woman charged over a fatal stabbing in Vanier last month was previously accused of stabbing her husband during a 2011 domestic dispute in Upstate New York. She walked free after a grand jury accepted she was acting in self-defence.
Striking Kanata nuclear workers say Best Theratronics owner is flouting Canadian law
A federal labour board will hear an unfair labour practices complaint against Best Theratronics on Tuesday, after the Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission issued two orders against the medical manufacturer earlier this month.