Pharmacist Sarah Swanson says she's been overwhelmed by the demand for the COVID-19 vaccine in her small town, the closest one to Ottawa where pharmacies can give people the shot. Where does she work?
Sharbot Lake.
Westport.
Wilno.
Mallorytown.
Ottawa police Chief Peter Sloly announced a temporary halt Monday to "no-knock" raids, a controversial police practice where officers barge into a person's home without warning. According to police, what's the motivation behind the majority of those raids?
Arresting gang members.
Preventing people from harming themselves.
Getting drugs and weapons off the streets.
Preserving evidence.
A 26-year-old man has been charged with attempted murder in connection with a stabbing last weekend near Belleville, Ont. Who was stabbed?
An OPP officer.
A local firefighter.
A relative of the city's mayor.
A public health nurse.
Julia Borris told CBC News there's a "large feeling of loss" at the news she and about 70 of her fellow workers won't be returning to their positions post-pandemic. What was her job?
She was a chef at a hotel.
She tended bar at Lansdowne Park.
She worked in marketing for the Ottawa Redblacks.
She was an IT specialist for the federal government.
Why did the City of Ottawa decide to run shuttle buses Tuesday to get people to their vaccine appointments?
Older Ottawans had complained the vaccine locations were too hard to get to.
A distribution error meant one location ran out of doses.
Problems with the province's online booking system led to mass confusion.
An incorrect mailout gave eligible people the wrong vaccine clinic address.
Why did the Ottawa-Carleton District School Board choose to close Manor Park Public School this week?
There was a major COVID-19 outbreak tied to a local hockey team.
There weren't enough teachers for the school to operate.
A water main burst and flooded the building.
Asbestos was found in the school's walls.
Ottawa police were still on the scene of this fire in an agricultural building south of Blackburn Hamlet Thursday, two days after it broke out. Why?
They'd discovered a clandestine drug lab.
Nearly two dozen cows perished in the fire.
It was the latest in a string of arsons in the area.
Smouldering embers set off fireworks Thursday, reigniting the blaze.
Debbie Robinson is lauding the province's decision to include $2.8 billion in this week's budget to do what between now and 2025?
Expand broadband internet in Ontario.
Build thousands of affordable housing units.
Break ground on a new Ottawa hospital facility.
Compensate municipalities for lost transit revnue.
Brian Nadler was charged Friday with one count of first-degree murder as Ontario Provincial Police investigate several suspicious deaths that occurred where?
At a hospital in Hawkesbury.
At a long-term care facility in Pembroke.
At a jail outside Kingston.
On a rural highway near Bancroft.
According to Phil Morneault, the COVID-19 pandemic has driven demand for which of the following summer items through the roof?
Swimming pools.
Motorboats and other pleasure craft.
Patio equipment.
Golf clubs, bags, and other accessories.
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