By Michael Woods, Ottawa Citizen, April 8, 2014
OTTAWA — A section of highway in Chelsea was closed Tuesday night because the road caved in, according to police.
MRC des Collines police tweeted just before 9 p.m. that Highway 105 at Patrick Road would be closed in both directions until further notice.
By Matthew Pearson, Ottawa Citizen, April 7, 2014
OTTAWA — While it may seem like the winter of 2013-14 was one dreary storm after another, the city’s snowplows actually had less snow to deal with than last winter — and nearly 200 centimetres less snow than in the winter of 2007-08.
But as the following numbers suggest, the past winter still kept the roads services department busy.
By Mai Habib, CFRA News, April 5, 2014
Areas surrounding Ottawa might be in for some turbulent weather.
Environment Canada has issued a special weather statement for Petawawa, Pembroke, Cobden, Renfrew, Arnprior and Calabogie.
By CBC News Ottawa, April 5, 2014
Ottawa police have closed Anderson Road in southeast Ottawa due to a sinkhole.
The road has been shut down between Renaud and Ridge roads, with detours in place.
By Chris Meyer, Andrea Gass and Fred Kikorian, Ottawa Citizen Letter to the Editor, April 5, 2014
Re: NEB rejects bid to raise gas tolls: TransCanada Pipelines sought jump of up to 52.3%, April 1.
It is our firm belief that the agreement negotiated between TransCanada and market-area shippers on a revised tolls framework for companies using TransCanada's Mainline will decrease gas bills for customers in eastern Ontario and Quebec over the term of the agreement.
By Michael Woods, Ottawa Citizen, April 4, 2014
OTTAWA — The entire Hull sector of Gatineau was placed under a boil water advisory Friday night from 8:30 p.m. until further notice, due to work being done on the Hull sector water treatment plant.
Until the advisory is lifted, affected residents must boil their water for one minute before consuming it, the city of Gatineau said in a release.
By CBC News Ottawa, April 4, 2014
CBC videographer Waubgeshig Rice was gathering visuals on April 2 of Manotick in advance of Ottawa Morning's Hallie in the Hood on-location broadcast on April 4 when his camera picked up something he himself didn't notice: the flash of a meteor.
Ottawa Morning will be live April 4 from Manotick starting at 5:30 a.m. and we'll be live streaming it here.
"I needed footage of the Minto 'Mahogany' development to show how Manotick is expanding, while trying to maintain the traditional feel of a village," Rice explains. He continues: