It has high-speed internet while the surrounding region struggles with low speeds.
A new addition is blocking off a popular Outaouais snowmobile trail.
It was mistakenly targeted by Quebec police in an illegal opioid raid.
Neighbours say its septic tank is dumping pollution into Pemichangan Lake.
Question 2
Question
Who said Monday there was "absolutely no tolerance for this going on in an organization" following an investigation by the CBC's Fifth Estate into allegations of workplace sexism?
That the number of hate crimes being reported to police had gone up.
That Black Ottawans were being charged with more crimes per capita than in any other Ontario city.
That few officers facing Police Services Act charges ended up being disciplined.
That suicides during the COVID-19 pandemic had risen sharply.
Question 4
Question
Ottawa Public Health said Tuesday it was trying to track down six people who'd been in close contact with a seventh who later tested positive for COVID-19. What were they all doing together?
Encouraging them to report bullying by Julie Payette, the now-former governor general.
Sharing her feelings about racism following the death of George Floyd.
Calling an armed man who stormed through Rideau Hall's gates a terrorist.
Trying to fundraise for a family who'd been evicted from their home.
Question 7
Question
Kennedy Banton-Lindsay is one of the founders of a new advocacy council at the University of Ottawa that strives to address equity issues involving which group of students?
Chelsea, Que., Mayor Caryl Green says she's pleased by a ruling issued this week and now wants to "put all of this dispute behind us." What did the dispute involve?
The Eastern Ontario Health Unit announced Friday it had confirmed four COVID-19 cases involving variants of concern, including three connected to which of the following?