A squirrel that chewed through an electrical wire.
A malfunctioning Instant Pot.
Question 2
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Ottawa police said Tuesday they would not be charging a woman who called 911 on a young Black man last month. What was the man doing at the time of the call?
Robin Browne, co-lead of local advocacy organization The 613-819 Black Hub, says a recent report has confirmed "a lot of the things that a lot of us in the Black community knew anecdotally." What was that report about?
The head of the union representing OC Transpo drivers.
The Ottawa Redblacks' player representative.
The local spokesperson for the Ontario Federation of Agriculture.
Premier Doug Ford.
Question 5
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Why were some students at École élémentaire catholique Jonathan-Pitre, seen here, already back in class Wednesday, despite the fact most local schools aren't reopening until early September?
It was a one-day "test run" for this fall's COVID-19 protocols.
The school follows a calendar that distributes part of the summer vacation though the year.
Some French-language teachers are part of a union that negotiated an earlier start date.
They were actually filming a promotional video about the pandemic for Ottawa Public Health.
Question 6
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Also on Wednesday, the Ottawa-Carleton District School Board released updates to its back-to-school plan. Which of the following was NOT one of those updates?
North Grenville, Ont., Mayor Nancy Peckford spoke with Ottawa Morning this week about attempts to raise $1.5 billion to address which problem facing rural eastern Ontario communities?
Laurel Wingrove says she's disappointed she and her colleagues at CHEO won't be eligible for extra COVID-19 pandemic pay from the province. What does she do there?