U.S.-based grocery chain Whole Foods came under intense criticism this week after an employee at its Ottawa store told CBC News they'd been prohibited from doing what?
Getting a COVID-19 test.
Dying their hair pink.
Wearing a poppy.
Taking a lunch break.
These self-driving shuttles began a 10-day trial run Monday. Where can you find them?
At the Tunney's Pasture government complex.
At the Department of National Defence's campus on Carling Avenue.
On a private test site at the Kanata South Business Park.
At Carleton University.
When it comes to COVID-19, Ottawa is now in the less restrictive "orange" stage. Which of the following, however, is NOT one of the rules that went into effect Saturday?
Private gatherings of up to 10 people are permitted.
Gym workouts must be limited to 60 minutes.
Indoor dining is restricted to four people per table.
Restaurants and bars must close at 9 p.m.
Glebe-St. James United Church has been commemorating each person who's died from COVID-19 in Ottawa by doing what?
Tying a ribbon to a tree.
Lighting a candle.
Adding a new pane of glass to a stained-glass window.
Planting a seedling in the church garden.
Holly Clarke is in the target demographic for some Ottawa researchers embarking on a pan-Canadian study on the mental health effects of the COVID-19 pandemic. What puts her in that category?
She has a parent in a long-term care home.
She's part of the cleaning staff at a local health facility.
She has a pre-existing condition that puts her at higher risk of COVID-19 complications.
She works as a cashier at grocery store.
Dr. Nili Kaplan-Myrth, an Ottawa family practitioner, told CBC Radio's As It Happens that Premier Doug Ford was "gaslighting" the province's residents by telling them what?
That pharmacies are to blame for a shortage of flu vaccines.
That health officials never promised COVID-19 test results would be available within 72 hours.
That low COVID-19 levels in wastewater are a good reason to loosen restrictions in hot spots.
That physicians have always been able to see patients with expired OHIP cards.
Daryl Wilton told CBC News his association was "staying focused" on its members' health and hoping "they get through this" after an outbreak of COVID-19 was declared Wednesday. Who does Wilton represent?
Police officers.
Firefighters.
Paramedics.
OC Transpo workers.
Which city organization unveiled what it called a "change budget" for 2021 on Wednesday, with the head of the organization vowing to put "our money where our mouth is"?
The Ottawa Police Service.
Ottawa Public Health.
OC Transpo.
The Ottawa Public Library.
Carlin Pethke spoke this past week about how the COVID-19 lockdown at the Prescott and Russell Residence in Hawkesbury, Ont., has affected not just his care, but the care of much older residents. What does the 37-year-old suffer from?
Lou Gehrig's disease.
Multiple sclerosis.
Parkinson's disease.
Early-onset dementia.
What has Andrea Ross been doing for each of the past 930 days, a habit she picked up while recovering from cancer?
Taking a selfie.
Biking 20 kilometres.
Writing a poem.
Doodling.
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