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The health unit says public health inspectors will never ask business owners to pay fees during an inspection and will never request payment information.

The money raised in Ottawa for explosion victims will go to hospitals in Lebanon, as well as the Lebanese Red Cross.

The employee was working at the Building Code Service's desk.

The grocer says it's since implemented all measures recommended by Ottawa Public Health.

A 19-year-old man is facing a number of charges.

The health unit says it will never ask for your credit card information to mail you a COVID-19 test.

The parent company of the store says the employee last worked July 26.

The first tornado touched down around 2:30 p.m., Sunday, in Camden East, a village about 30 kilometres northwest of Kingston.

Researchers say conspiracy theories about COVID-19 are spreading at an alarming rate across the country — and they warn misinformation shared online may lead to devastating consequences and push Canadians to shun important safety measures.

Coyote was Ottawa’s first rock climbing gym when it first opened in 1992, but it is in a tenuous position like the rest of the climbing industry.