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The Ottawa Titans will be playing in front of a nearly sold-out crowd for Game 3 of the Frontier League Finals. Two more wins against Evansville, and the title is theirs. Meantime, the City of Ottawa is setting the stage for its bicentennial celebrations! CTV's Kimberley Johnson has more on that. Plus, CTV Ottawa puts transit and driving to the test in a rush-hour commute from Downtown to Kanata. Patricia Boal wraps up the day in news, while Jackie Perez looks ahead at the weekend weather forecast.

Belleville Police say a shooting that occurred at a synagogue during Yom Kippur was a hate-motivated attack. CTV’s Stefan Keyes starts things off for us tonight. Meantime, Prime Minister Carney says he’s prepared for the highly-unlikely scenario of a U.S. military attack against Canada. And finally, a moose stumbled into the Rideau Canal in Merrickville – and stayed there for several hours. Patricia Boal wraps up the day in news, while Jackie Perez examines the latest weather forecast.

A 19-year-old has been found guilty of dangerous driving in the death of Ottawa crossing guard Peter Clark. CTV's Katelyn Wilson starts us off tonight. Meantime, a woman is facing impaired driving charges after striking a Vanier business - a collision that has left one man dead. CTV's Stefan Keyes has more on that. Plus, the Ottawa Mission says it continues to face unprecedented needs for its services. And in sports news, the Ottawa Titans drop Game 1 of their Championship Series, while the Toronto Blue Jays won't be playing any baseball in October. Patricia Boal is back on the newsdesk and Jackie Perez has your weather forecast.

A man accused of firing shots at a Belleville synagogue has died in hospital. And as a wounded officer continues his recovery, the Ontario SIU continues to investigate what led to the Yom Kippur shootout. CTV's Austin Lee delivers the latest developments for us tonight. Meantime, as the Canada-USA trade war gets more animated, a comic book store owner in Brockville explains how the tariffs have impacted their bottom-line. Plus, what happens if a foul ball strikes through your car window? In the case of one Kanata driver, it creates a lot of questions and not many answers. Stefan Keyes fills in for Patricia Boal on the newsdesk, while Jackie Perez fills us in on the weather forecast.

A Sunday night shootout outside of a Belleville synagogue has left 2 people injured, and brought in Ontario's SIU forces. CTV's Austin Lee starts us off tonight. Meantime, the Carney Liberals are tabling a bill that would alter Canada's Labour Code. It's designed to speed up major projects, but labour groups are voicing concerns about how these changes would impact labour disputes. CTV's Dylan Dyson has more on that, as Parliament returns for the Fall Session. Plus, CTV's Leah Larocque launches the 'Walk In My Ward' series - visiting various sections of Canada's Capital and highlighting key election issues. Stop 1: Orleans-East Cumberland. Stefan Keyes fills in for Patricia Boal on the newsdesk, while Jackie Perez takes a gander at the weather forecast.

An Ottawa mayoral candidate is facing charges for allegedly threatening Incumbent mayoral candidate Mark Sutcliffe and Ontario Premier Doug Ford. CTV's Natalie Van Rooy starts things off for us tonight. Meantime, three people are dead following a multi-vehicle crash in South Glengarry. CTV's Tyler Fleming has the latest on the nighttime collision. Plus, a man is facing attempted murder charges in connection with a stabbing in Deep River. Stefan Keyes fills in for Patricia Boal on the newsdesk, while Jackie Perez has the weather forecast from Titans Stadium. If the Titans get one more win, they head to the Finals!

Ottawa's mayoral candidates are sharing their stances on taxes, and how they aim to address the city's toughest issues. CTV's Natalie Van Rooy leads things off for us tonight. Meantime, Ottawa Police say a teen was injured after being sent through the window of a restaurant during a 'disturbance'. Plus, some courses at Carleton University are asking students not to bring tech devices into the classroom. Patricia Boal wraps up the day in news, while Jackie Perez looks at the weather forecast.

Ottawa is seeing a surge in gambling disorders, and these sobering stats reveal that young males are among the highest-risk individuals. CTV's Stefan Keyes starts us off tonight. Meantime, we have new real estate players at the Rideau Centre, as Nordstrom's blank space is finally filled. CTV's Austin Lee has more on that. Plus, our commute stress test continues, as CTV's Tyler Fleming and Peter Szperling head to 87 George Street all the way from Kanata. They are doing so during the Morning dash. Who wins Round 2: Car or Public Transit? Patricia Boal wraps up the day in news, while Jackie Perez has your weather forecast from Night 1 of the CityFolk Festival.

A new group is calling on city councillor and mayoral candidates to come up with a plan to improve public transit. CTV's Tyler Fleming starts us off tonight. Meantime, students at an Ottawa career school are anxiously awaiting OSAP approval, and they say this year's delays are unusually worrisome. CTV's Peter Szperling has more on that. Plus, changes to rental rules in Ontario are raising concerns from advocates, who say it may only worsen the housing and homelessness crisis. And finally, a former 4th Round pick has just signed the richest contract in Ottawa Senators history. Patricia Boal wraps up a busy news cycle, while Jackie Perez takes a gander at the weather forecast.

Tonight, we examine how the latest inflation numbers are affecting Ottawa's businesses. CTV's Austin Lee kicks things off for us. Meantime, what's the cost of doing business in the suburbs? CTV's Josh Marano has more on that. Plus, we learn more about the decision to keep a late-night fireworks show a secret. And yes, it's that fireworks show. And finally, a historic junior hockey team in Pembroke has changed its name. Patricia Boal wraps up the day in news, while Jackie Perez takes a look at the weather forecast.

A ceremony was held at the U.S. Embassy in Ottawa to remember the 9/11 terrorist attacks that unfolded 25 years ago. CTV's Stefan Keyes starts us off tonight. Today's events also hit home for the small-town community of Gander, Newfoundland - who offered a helping hand to terrified Americans after their flights were diverted. Plus, a Centretown landlord says a series of incidents are making his tenants feel unsafe, and it's an issue that isn't new to his neck of the woods. Patricia Boal wraps up the day in news and takes a peek at the weekend weather forecast.

OC Transpo says the O-Train East Extension may begin pre-trial running next month. CTV's Leah Larocque starts us off tonight. Then, CTV's Tyler Fleming has a look at the Orleans commute. Transit vs. Car: Which is faster? Meantime, police continue to investigate in Deep River after a shelter-in-place order was lifted. Classes at nearby schools were cancelled, while several facilities shuttered operations. CTV's Dylan Dyson and Katelyn Wilson have the latest developments. Plus, 25 years after travelling to help in New York City, a group of Ottawa firefighters reflect on the horrific events that unfolded during 9/11. CTV's Katie Griffin has their story. And finally, playoff baseball is in the air, as the Ottawa Titans kick off their Wild Card series against the New Jersey Jackals tonight! Patricia Boal wraps up the day in news, while Jackie Perez joins us from Titans Stadium with the weather forecast.

A changing retail landscape is upon us, as the Canada-USA trade war continues and tariff blows are exchanged. With major items in line for an immediate price hike, businesses say they will do what they can to shield customers from the tariff impact, but fear they can only bite that bullet for so long. CTV's Dylan Dyson starts us off tonight. Meantime, is ending homelessness in Ottawa actually doable? Incumbent mayoral candidate Mark Sutcliffe is outlining his plans to end the crisis, but his opponents remain skeptical. CTV's Austin Lee has more on that. Plus, the Deschenes Rapids near Britannia Beach issues another warning to residents, as 6 people had to be rescued by first responders. Patricia Boal wraps up the day in news, while Jackie Perez takes a look at the weather forecast.

Two weeks after U.S. President Trump launched 50 percent tariffs against a series of Canadian-made goods, Canada has launched billions of dollars in counter-tariffs against the United States. How much pain will be felt by consumers, and how soon? CTV's Stefan Keyes starts things off for us tonight. Then, CTV's Austin Lee joins us with the early-stage ripple effects, as a local beauty store stocks up on U.S. products before the tariffs hit. Meantime, a Westboro couple is startled after their home was broken into while they were sleeping. And while Ottawa Police eventually responded, they were several hours too late. CTV's Katelyn Wilson has more on that. Plus, the Ottawa Titans are gearing up for their Wild Card series against the New Jersey Jackals, as Canada's Capital gets ready for some playoff baseball! Patricia Boal is back from the Labour Day Weekend with today's top stories, while Jackie Perez takes a gander at the weather forecast.

An Ottawa mayoral candidate says he will eliminate on-street parking if elected to the big chair this Fall. CTV's Katelyn Wilson leads things off for us tonight. Meantime, a ByWard Market café has brewed up a new name for their Americanos in response to the Canada-USA trade war. CTV's Josh Marano has more on that. Plus, families are looking to soak up the final days of Summer fun before the school year ramps up. Patricia Boal wraps up the day in news, while Jackie Perez takes a gander at the long weekend weather forecast.

A Kemptville business owner says the U.S. tariffs and Canada's incoming counter-tariffs may cause him to move his operations South of the border. CTV's Katelyn Wilson starts us off tonight. Shifting gears to Ottawa's mayoral campaign, Mark Sutcliffe is promising to create a new Downtown safety czar if he's re-elected this Fall. CTV's Leah Larocque has more on that. Plus, the Ottawa Senators have launched their 2026-2027 calendar, starting with Sens Fan Fest on September 19th. They also have a new fan deck, food and drink options, and a brand-new slogan. Patricia Boal wraps up the day in news, while Jackie Perez has a look at the weather forecast.

The federal government is extending the gas tax holiday into next year. However, a gas hike of 18 cents is on the horizon first. CTV's Dylan Dyson starts us off tonight. Meantime, the soaring diesel prices are having a big impact on Ottawa's farmers, and it's not the positive kind. Plus, businesses on Bank Street say an uptick in crime and homelessness is making it harder to operate. Patricia Boal is back on the newsdesk, while Jackie Perez monitors the stormy skies.

Residents of an Ottawa apartment building say they are still waiting for essential utilities to be restored after flooding damaged nearby electrical systems in July. CTV's Dylan Dyson starts us off tonight. Meantime, people are getting a first look at OC Transpo’s new Fall schedule, as thousands of workers and students return to Ottawa's Downtown Core. CTV's Tyler Fleming has more on that. Plus, the Carney Liberals go 3-for-3 in Monday's byelections, keeping their majority government intact. Stefan Keyes fills in for Patricia Boal on the newsdesk, while Jackie Perez looks at the skies and dissects the latest weather forecast.

O-Train commuters were greeted with LRT delays after a technical issue hampered OC Transpo’s Fall Schedule release. CTV's Dylan Dyson starts us off tonight. Meantime, safety concerns are being raised on a South End road after a vehicle was struck by a train this past weekend. CTV's Katie Griffin has more on that. Plus, maps attached to Canadian websites now read Lake Ontario as Lake America, causing another wave of frustration in the Great White North. Stefan Keyes fills in for Patricia Boal on the newsdesk, while Jackie Perez assembles the latest weather forecast.

Children in Ottawa are heading back to school next Monday, but motorists aren't slowing down where photo radar cameras once stood. CTV's Josh Marano starts us off tonight. Meantime, a vigil was held in Canada's Capital to honour those who were swept away by Nepal's devastating floods. CTV's Kimberley Fowler has more on that. Plus, an Ontario chocolate maker is looking for new markets to explore, as the Canada-USA trade war marches into September. Katie Griffin fills in for Patricia Boal and wraps up the Friday news cycle, while Jackie Perez has a gander at the weekend forecast.

An Ottawa man says he has not heard from a friend who was travelling in Nepal when the country was hammered by devastating floods. CTV's Katelyn Wilson starts us off tonight. Meantime, residents of Ottawa’s Trump Avenue say they support changing their street’s name. CTV's Natalie Van Rooy has more on that. Plus, an Ottawa building owner says thieves used a U-Haul to break into and rob a business in the East End. Patricia Boal wraps up another crazy news day, while Jackie Perez monitors the weather forecast.

A devastating mudslide in Nepal has killed at least 98 people and left 24 Canadians missing. We bring you the latest developments as they become available. Meantime, the local Steel industry is bracing for new tariffs on American goods. CTV's Katelyn Wilson has more on that. Plus, a local institution in Little Italy faces an uncertain future after being put up for sale. Patricia Boal wraps up the day in news, while Jackie Perez takes a gander at the weather forecast.

Ottawa's businesses are bracing for Canada's retaliatory tariffs on hundreds of American goods. CTV's Katelyn Wilson starts us off tonight. Despite a ban on American liquor, a Kemptville grocer was spotted selling California wine, leaving customers confused and frustrated. CTV's Dylan Dyson has more on that. Plus, a local company is warning its peers after almost falling victim to a fake cheque overpayment scam. Patricia Boal wraps up a busy news day, while Jackie Perez looks at the Tuesday night skies and the upcoming weather forecast.

Amid a trade war that has reached a new breaking point, an Ottawa-based retailer believes it’s too risky to keep sending its goods to the United States. CTV's Katie Griffin leads things off for us tonight. Meantime, Ottawa Police are investigating why over 100 loose pills were spread across a series of Orleans parks. CTV's Dylan Dyson has more on that. Plus, if elected, mayoral candidate Jeff Leiper is vowing to repeal the return-to-work mandates for City of Ottawa employees. Patricia Boal wraps up the day in news, while Jackie Perez has a look at the weather forecast.

The City of Ottawa has unveiled a plan to address increasing traffic volumes this Fall. CTV's Josh Marano starts us off tonight. Meantime, it appears that two Ottawa city councillors will be running unopposed in late-October, as the registration deadline for this year's Municipal Election passes. CTV's Natalie Van Rooy has more on that. Plus, the speed limit will be increasing to 110 km/h on sections of Highway 416 and Highway 417. Patricia Boal recaps a busy day in news, while Jackie Perez looks at the weekend weather forecast.

An Ottawa mother says an UberEats driver returned to her house multiple times after delivering an order to her pre-teen daughter. CTV's Katie Griffin starts us off tonight. Meantime, one person is dead following a crash involving a transport truck on Highway 401. CTV's Dylan Dyson has the latest on that. Plus, residents in the East End are voicing their opposition to a bridge that would connect Ottawa and Gatineau. Patricia Boal wraps up the day in news, while Jackie Perez assembles the latest weather forecast.

A crowd of Greely residents are returning to their homes following a serious propane truck crash. CTV's Katie Griffin starts us off tonight. Meantime, rumblings of a possible deal between Canada and the United States still has Ottawa businesses owners in a nervous and concerned state of mind. Plus, Ottawa Police say they’ve received more than 20 reports of a Downtown parking scam. Patricia Boal wraps up the day in news, while Jackie Perez looks at the upcoming forecast.

A CTV Ottawa exclusive looks into an alleged parking scam that has left drivers out thousands of dollars. Starting things off tonight is CTV's Katelyn Wilson. Meantime, OPP officers have located a third set of human remains at a Smiths Falls property. CTV's Austin Lee has more on that. Plus, Canada-USA trade negotiations reach a crucial phase, as Trump's tariff deadline is just hours away. Patricia Boal wraps up the day in news and examines the latest weather forecast.

Ottawa Mayor Mark Sutcliffe is pledging to make monthly transit passes more affordable. However, in order to do that, residents will need to vote him back into office this October. CTV's Leah Larocque starts things off for us tonight. Meantime, in order to ensure Canada's digital sovereignty, Premier Doug Ford is advocating for Ontario to build more data centres. CTV's Dylan Dyson has more on that. Plus, CTV Ottawa takes a look inside the ByWard Market's new concert venue. Patricia Boal wraps up the day in news, while Jackie Perez takes a gander at the weather forecast.

Hundreds of reports of downed trees are popping up in Canada's Capital, as communities damaged by flooding are bewildered and frustrated. CTV's Katelyn Wilson leads us off. Meantime, despite the headaches from Mother Nature, tourism officials say Ottawa has been a popular Canadian destination this Summer. Plus, the Ottawa Redblacks hit the road again, needing an unprecedented heater to keep themselves in the CFL playoff chase. Patricia Boal wraps up the day in news, while Jackie Perez looks at the weekend forecast.

Canada's Capital is pummeled again by Mother Nature, as another intense rainstorm deals another round of fear for concerned residents. While the rainfall wasn't as large as the July 1st totals, it came down in unrelenting waves. And so did the high winds, which knocked out trees and turned out the lights for thousands of residents. CTV's Katelyn Wilson starts us off tonight. Turning our attention to those who are still cleaning up after the Canada Day downpour, the hard work is still far from over. And for some, it could carry into Christmas. CTV's Natalie Van Rooy has more on that. Plus, we have more on the Firefighters Camp that is fueling the dream for countless female firefighters across the country. Patricia Boal wraps up a busy news cycle, while Jackie Perez looks at the latest weather forecast.

They might look like fun, but are they safe for today's youth? Calls are growing for age limits and safety restrictions for e-scooter riders. CTV's Austin Lee starts us off tonight. Meantime, would you cross the bridge to return your empty beer cans and bottles? We hear from one Quebec group who wants Ontarians to take a U-turn. Plus, it's not a total eclipse, but the science nerds are still all-in for tonight's display. Patricia Boal wraps up the day in news, while Jackie Perez takes a gander at the weather forecast.

It's a case of Summer deja-vu, as multiple streets are packed with water following an afternoon storm. CTV's Austin Lee starts us off tonight. Meantime, as we continue to find out more information about the damage done to the LRT Western Extension, we hear from the Head of OC Transpo. Plus, the local Colombian community rallies in support of their homeland, which was struck by a devastating earthquake on Monday. Patricia Boal wraps up the day in news and looks at the upcoming weather forecast.

We start tonight's show with a Facebook Marketplace exchange gone bad, as a teenager in Manotick allegedly tried to rob the seller. And then, shots rang out in broad daylight. CTV's Katie Griffin delivers the details. Meantime, OC Transpo special constables are amping up their presence to keep commuters safe. CTV's Leah Larocque hopped on patrol. Plus, the future of a huge favourite in Hintonburg is up in the air, as proposed condo developments could force a popular coffee shop to move its flagship store to another section of Canada's Capital. Patricia Boal wraps up the day in news, while Jackie Perez closely monitors the stormy skies.

A fatal shooting in Brockville has brought in the SIU, as an OPP officer fatally shoots a 28-year-old man during a police operation. CTV's Katelyn Wilson starts us off tonight. Meantime, 10 churches in West Quebec will be temporarily suspending Sunday masses in September due to a priest shortage. CTV's Kimberley Johnson has more on that. Plus, the Ottawa Redblacks try to stop the bleeding tonight as they visit Saskatchewan. Patricia Boal wraps up the Friday news cycle, while Jackie Perez explores the weekend weather forecast.

The mystery deepens near Smiths Falls after an extensive search on a rural property leads to another set of human remains. CTV's Katie Griffin starts us off tonight. Meantime, an Ottawa man with Cerebral Palsy is left in limbo after his specially-adapted ride was stolen from his property. CTV's Dylan Dyson has more on that. Plus, we try to plan ahead for the next possible transit delay. Patricia Boal wraps up the day in news, while Jackie Perez has a look at the latest weather forecast.

We have more trouble on the train tracks, as we find out just how badly the West Extension of LRT was damaged by the Canada Day downpour. CTV's Leah Larocque starts us off tonight. Meantime, that July rain has also posed a significant problem in the fields, as farmers try to cope with Mother Nature's unpredictability. CTV's Katelyn Wilson has more on that. Plus, one of Canada's most iconic news anchors is being remembered across the country, as CTV News mourns the passing of Lloyd Robertson. Patricia Boal wraps up the day in news, while Jackie Perez takes a peek at the weather forecast.

WestJet operations have resumed following a brief Sunday strike, but travellers remain in limbo. CTV's Katie Griffin starts us off tonight. Meantime, Ottawa mayoral candidate Jeff Leiper has released his five-point plan to fix OC Transpo. CTV's Leah Larocque has more on that. Plus, Canada-USA Trade Minister Dominic LeBlanc is back in Washington, as negotiations continue weeks ahead of Trump’s latest tariff deadline. Patricia Boal wraps up the day in news, while Jackie Perez watches the skies above.

From the IRONMAN festivities, to a celebration for Colonel By, Canada's Capital is bustling at every turn. CTV's Natalie Van Rooy starts things off for us tonight. Turning our attention to more serious matters, drugs have taken over alcohol as the leading cause of fatal collisions. CTV's Kimberley Fowler has more on that. Plus, the Ottawa Redblacks are honouring their past at TD Place tonight, while also trying to reverse their present-day struggles. Patricia Boal wraps up the day in news and takes a gander at the long weekend forecast.

A looming WestJet strike could cause long weekend travel disruptions for Ottawa residents. CTV's Katelyn Wilson has more on the 72-hour strike notice. Meantime, Ottawa Police are investigating more than 10 reported sexual assaults since late-June. Plus, repairs to the O-Train’s St. Laurent Station could lead to weeks of travel headaches. Patricia Boal wraps up the day in news, while Jackie Perez has your upcoming weather forecast.

Conservative MPP's in Eastern Ontario are raising concerns about the Alto high-speed rail project. CTV's Austin Lee starts us off tonight. Meantime, a new city-commissioned study is suggesting that Ottawa may have to expand its urban boundaries to keep up with population growth. CTV's Katelyn Wilson has more on that. Plus, Uber says a rideshare driver charged with sexual assault was working for its platform when the incident occurred. Patricia Boal recaps a busy news day, while Jackie Perez is live at the Les Grand Feux launch party with your weather forecast!

When it rains, it pours. Mere days after a family in Lanark County lost their home to a house fire, their remaining belongings have now been stolen from their backyard shed. CTV's Katelyn Wilson starts us off tonight. Meantime, the Canada Day floods were just the start of what ended up being the wettest July in Ottawa's history. CTV's Austin Lee has more on that. Plus, you might have more time to pay your parking fines, but the fines themselves might be bigger if you are caught red-handed. Patricia Boal tackles today's headlines, while Jackie Perez monitors the skies as the rain falls down.

Tonight, a string of car thefts are making a Centretown neighbourhood feel frustrated and unsafe. CTV's Katie Griffin starts things off. Meantime, as Capital Pride prepares for next month's festivities, a pride attack in Berlin is placing precautionary measures in a top-of-mind state. Plus, a dispute among several young girls turns into a brutal assault. Patricia Boal wraps up the day in news, while Jackie Perez takes a peek at Tuesday's pending rainfall.

Weeks after the Canada Day rainstorm, some Ottawa families hit hard by flooding are still searching for a path forward. CTV's Katelyn Wilson starts things off for us tonight. Meantime, Ottawa's Mayor says public servants are not responsible for making Downtown businesses viable. CTV's Natalie Van Rooy has more on that. Plus, a daughter who lost her mother in a crash on Highway 17 is calling for safety improvements. Patricia Boal puts a bow on today's busy news cycle, while Jackie Perez examines the weekend weather forecast.

Some Ottawa residents are only now beginning to clean up after the horrific Canada Day floods. And as we find out from CTV's Katelyn Wilson, they are getting a helping hand from some Good Samaritans. Meantime, thousands of drivers have been hit with tickets for parking in Westboro and Wellington West. CTV's Natalie Van Rooy has more on that. Plus, Ottawa's West End is seeing the highest rates of Lyme Disease this year. Patricia Boal wraps up the day in news, while Jackie Perez looks at the incoming weather forecast.

The top trade representative of the United States is defending President Trump’s latest tariff threats against Canada. CTV's Stefan Keyes starts us off tonight. Meantime, a long-standing interprovincial trade barrier will be coming down, opening up new markets for Ottawa’s craft alcohol producers. CTV's Tyler Fleming has more on that. Plus, concerns are being raised over Canada’s tornado warning system following an alert that was delivered across Ottawa on Tuesday. Patricia Boal wraps up the day in news, while Jackie Perez takes a gander at the upcoming forecast.

A local woman says she could face bankruptcy after her basement was flooded on Canada Day. CTV's Austin Lee starts things off for us tonight. Meantime, Canada's Premiers have assembled in Charlottetown for their annual sitdown with Prime Minister Carney. Spoiler alert: Trump's latest tariff threats were at the top of the agenda. But so was the topic of U.S. booze on Canadian shelves. Unless things change with Trump, the Premiers want the alcohol to stay locked away. CTV's Stefan Keyes has more on that. Plus, Ottawa-area businesses are worried about what another round of tariffs could do to their bottom-line. Patricia Boal brings us up to speed on the CTV Ottawa newsdesk, while Jackie Perez examines the stormy skies.

We start tonight's broadcast with breaking news from the White House, as U.S. President Donald Trump plans to impose new tariffs on some Canadian goods. Meantime, a City of Ottawa transit ad campaign is causing controversy. CTV's Leah Larocque has more on that. Plus, officials are renewing calls to stay safe on the waterways during Drowning Prevention Week. Patricia Boal wraps up the day in news, while Jackie Perez takes a gander at the weather forecast.

A girl was taken to hospital after she was found face-down in an Ottawa wading pool. We start off tonight's broadcast with the latest developments. Shifting gears to the ongoing flood relief efforts, some Ottawa neighbourhoods that were hammered by the Canada Day downpour are ineligible for provincial disaster relief. CTV's Natalie Van Rooy has more on that. Plus, a sold-out Friday slate of shows highlight the beginning of Bluesfest's final weekend. Well, the final weekend until next year. Patricia Boal wraps up the day in news, while Jackie Perez previews the weekend weather forecast.

Wildfire smoke continues to blanket Ontario, and Canada's Capital is no exception on this mid-July day. We deliver the latest developments in tonight's weather forecast. We also offer the latest on a flooded-out Ottawa high-rise building, as CTV's Natalie Van Rooy pops in for a visit. Plus, the community of Carleton Place rallies around the son of a grocery store worker who died in a tragic crash. And as we close out the show, we find out when the Ottawa Senators will be hosting their ex-captain.

A wrong turn turned out to be the right decision for two commuters, who helped save a Carp family from a house fire. Today, the two sides reunited. CTV's Dylan Dyson leads tonight's newscast with some positive vibes. Meantime, in a new memo from City Staff to city councillors, it took days to get the scope of the damage caused by the Canada Day storm. CTV's Leah Larocque has more on that. Plus, questions about safety in the ByWard Market are back in the spotlight after a pair of stabbings this week. Patricia Boal returns to the newsdesk, while Jackie Perez looks at the latest weather forecast.

As the cleanup costs continue to climb, Ottawa flood victims are still waiting for provincial relief. CTV's Katelyn Wilson starts things off for us tonight. Meantime, when it comes to preventing future flooding events, residents of Highgate Road are demanding answers and clarity. CTV's Leah Larocque has more on that. Plus, a local farmer says he’s lucky to be alive after a major crash almost cost him his life. Stefan Keyes fills in for Patricia Boal on the newsdesk, while Jackie Perez watches closely for looming thunderstorms.

Flood victims are still on standby as the Ford government plans to grant access to disaster relief later this week. CTV's Leah Larocque starts us off tonight. Meantime, a group of local investors were seeking to purchase the iconic Chateau Montebello. However, those plans have hit a snag, as their bid gets rejected with a two-line letter. CTV's Josh Marano has more on that. Plus, as Week 2 of Bluesfest ignites, another heatwave is upon us. Stefan Keyes fills in for Patricia Boal on the newsdesk, while Jackie Perez looks at the weather forecast.

It appears that Ottawa found a use for those unused Canada Day fireworks, but it quickly turned into a rude awakening for nearby residents. So after the music died down on Day 1 of Bluesfest, why didn't anyone know about the surprise performance ahead of time? CTV's Josh Marano starts things off for us tonight. Meanwhile, the number of homeowners impacted by the Canada Day floods continues to climb. And while the province insists that help is on the way, we still don't know exactly when. CTV's Katelyn Wilson has more on that. Plus, the NCC's new swimming dock is finally open, and people are eager to jump in the water. Patricia Boal wraps up the day in news, while Jackie Perez joins us from the Bluesfest stage with a look at the weekend weather forecast.

A propane torch gets the blame for a devastating fire. We deliver the latest developments as they roll in. Meantime, home repair companies are being slammed by flood-stricken homes. Plus, the PWHL's Ottawa Charge have officially found a new place to call home, and it's in a familiar place in Kanata. Patricia Boal hosts an abbreviated CTV Ottawa News at Six, while Jackie Perez offers the latest weather forecast.

Trash is piling up, and starting to stink up a storm, after last week’s flooding. CTV's Katelyn Wilson leads us off tonight. Meantime, the City of Ottawa is taking a step towards curbing bad faith renovictions. CTV's Leah Larocque has more on that. Plus, Ottawa Senators icon Daniel Alfredsson explains why he traded in his red-and-black tie for a blue-and-white one, as he joins the Maple Leafs' coaching staff. Patricia Boal wraps up the day in news, while Jackie Perez examines the weather forecast.

A popular Halloween attraction in Orleans might be forced to shut down after a neighbour complained to Ottawa Bylaw. CTV's Katie Griffin leads us off. Meantime, a 90-year-old man says his insurance provider has denied his basement flooding claims. CTV's Katelyn Wilson has more on that. Plus, residents of a McEwan Avenue apartment are still waiting to return home after the Canada Day storm destroyed the building’s electrical system. Patricia Boal wraps up the day in news, while Jackie Perez examines the latest weather forecast.

Ottawa residents are seeking additional assistance to help clean up flooded basements from the Canada Day storm. CTV's Dylan Dyson starts us off tonight. Meantime, public servants are returning to the office 4 days per week, effective today. However, Canada’s unions continue to protest the new office mandates, and are calling on the feds to release the rationale for the move. CTV's Kimberley Johnson has more on that. Plus, Ottawa’s largest school board says it won’t be participating in Capital Pride this year. Patricia Boal wraps up the day in news, while Jackie Perez takes a look at the weather forecast.

Court documents show that an Ottawa father suspected of killing his two sons in a double-murder suicide was on probation for threatening his ex-wife. CTV's Natalie Van Rooy has the latest developments for us tonight. Meantime, Ottawa's hard-hit residents are still trying to navigate a complicated flood cleanup. CTV's Tyler Fleming explains why. Plus, residents are finding different ways to stay cool in the scorching sun, as a Heat Warning stretches into Day 4. Stefan Keyes fills in for Patricia Boal on the newsdesk, while Jackie Perez takes a gander at the weekend weather forecast.

Ottawa residents are dealing with the aftermath of a record-breaking Canada Day rainfall. In some cases, flooded houses and roadways. CTV's Tyler Fleming and Natalie Van Rooy have the latest on the July 1st hangover from Mother Nature. Meantime, an apartment building in Canada's Capital is still without power following the turbulent storm. Plus, residents are questioning whether city infrastructure can handle extreme weather events. Stefan Keyes fills in for Patricia Boal on the newsdesk, while Jackie Perez monitors another potential storm.

The Findlay Creek community is still trying to make sense of Monday’s double murder-suicide. CTV's Josh Marano has the latest developments, as Ottawa Police continues their investigation. Meantime, the Xander Wright trial has wrapped up today, as the teenager charged in the death of an Ottawa crossing guard awaits the verdict. CTV's Katie Griffin has more on that. And finally, Ottawa is making one final round of preparations as Canada's birthday approaches. Stefan Keyes fills in for Patricia Boal and brings you up to speed on today's top stories.

An apparent murder-suicide in a section of Findlay Creek has left a neighbourhood in mourning. CTV's Josh Marano joins us with the latest developments, which are deeply disturbing. Meantime, after a second major collision in as many weeks, calls are growing to examine an intersection in Osgoode. CTV's Dylan Dyson has more on that. Plus, Ottawa's Venezuelan community is stricken by grief after their homeland was devastated by earthquakes last week. Stefan Keyes fills in for Patricia Boal and delivers the latest news headlines.

Prime Minister Mark Carney says the government is launching a design-and-build competition to rehabilitate 24 Sussex Drive. CTV's Katelyn Wilson tells us all about it. Meantime, newly-released video shows the moments before and after a collision that killed an Ottawa crossing guard. CTV's Katie Griffin joins us from the Elgin Street courthouse. Plus, an Orleans park is set to reopen after recently closing due to a reported coyote attack. Reactions have been mixed. Stefan Keyes fills in for Patricia Boal on the newsdesk, while Jackie Perez takes a gander at the weekend weather forecast.

The man accused of dangerous driving in the collision that killed an Ottawa crossing guard took the stand today. CTV's Katie Griffin delivers the details from the Elgin Street courthouse. Meantime, Prime Minister Mark Carney says the fate of 24 Sussex Drive will be revealed soon, as he plans to address the media tomorrow. Plus, CTV's Peter Szperling heads to Orleans, where customers lined up to get a bite at the new Chick-fil-A location. Stefan Keyes fills in for Patricia Boal on the newsdesk, while Jackie Perez tells us what's in store weather-wise.

Soccer fans of both Canada and Switzerland packed Ottawa's bars today, as the two countries squared off for the top spot in Group B at the FIFA World Cup. As CTV's Dylan Dyson tells us, Canada didn't win the game, but they still advanced to the Knockout Stage for the first time ever. Meantime, arguments were being presented at an Ottawa courtroom today, as a teenager is accused in the death of a local crossing guard. CTV's Katie Griffin has more. Plus, OC Transpo will be cutting school bus routes this Fall in an effort to help handle an influx of federal public servants. Stefan Keyes fills in for Patricia Boal on the newsdesk, while Jackie Perez has your weather forecast. And finally, we meet our Myers Team of the Week!

An Ottawa farmer says he'll shut down his business if City Hall doesn’t approve his operations. CTV's Leah Larocque kicks things off. Meantime, police forces are on high-alert after the Montreal shooter’s reported manifesto called for officers to be targeted. CTV's Genevieve Beauchemin has the latest from Quebec. Plus, Brady Tkachuk formally bids farewell to Ottawa on social media, as his blockbuster Father's Day departure continues to ruffle the feathers of local sports fans. The good news: Senators GM Steve Staios has brought in a Top Six forward to take Brady's place, as William Eklund joins Sens Army from San Jose. Patricia Boal delivers the news, while Jackie Perez examines the weather forecast.

Three people are dead, including a police officer, after a shootout in Montreal. We bring you the latest developments as they become available. Here at home, Brady Tkachuk is no longer an Ottawa Senator, as The Tkcaptain heads for South Florida. What led to his exit, and where does the team go from here? CTV's Dylan Dyson has more on that. Plus, Kingston is now being considered as a possible stop for the Alto high-speed rail project. Patricia Boal wraps up the day in news, while Jackie Perez takes a peek at the weather forecast.

Ottawa soccer fans are celebrating local star Jonathan David’s hat-trick in Canada’s historic World Cup win over Qatar. CTV's Kimberley Johnson leads us off. Meantime, an Ottawa driving school’s unexpected closure has parents, students, and instructors in a mad scramble. CTV's Katelyn Wilson has more on that. Plus, The Ottawa Hospital will be changing the way it triages emergency patients. Patricia Boal delivers the news, while Jackie Perez surveys the weather forecast ahead of another Redblacks gameday!

Ottawa soccer fans are packing local pubs to the gills, as Canada takes on Qatar in a pivotal World Cup match. CTV's Tyler Fleming does a vibe-check ahead of tonight's opening kickoff. Meantime, an audit has found that OC Transpo’s 'New Ways To Bus' plan was based on outdated data. CTV's Katelyn Wilson has more on that. Plus, CHEO says it is seeing an increase in e-bike and e-scooter related injuries. Patricia Boal brings you the news, while Jackie Perez looks at the weather forecast.

Some residents in Little Italy have learned that their homes may be demolished to build a 12-storey building. CTV's Leah Larocque fills us in on the details. Meantime, it's been a busy day for Ottawa firefighters, who responded to 3 fires in less than 12 hours. CTV's Katelyn Wilson has more on that. Plus, an Ottawa couple wants to skip the traditional wedding gifts, and raise funds for the Ottawa Mission instead. Patricia Boal wraps up the day in news, while Jackie Perez examines the weather forecast. And before waving goodbye, we say 'hello' to our Myers Team of the Week!

A woman is seriously injured after a car backed into an Orleans retirement home. CTV's Austin Lee leads us off with the details. Meanwhile, a young man is fighting for his life in hospital after a crash involving an e-bike in Barrhaven. CTV's Tyler Fleming has more on that. Plus, a Nepean homeowner has waited months for the City of Ottawa to address a tree in her front yard - a tree that she says is damaging her home. Patricia Boal delivers the latest news, while Jackie Perez keeps an eye on the skies.

Ottawa Police Chief Eric Stubbs issues a stark video message on sexual misconduct in the police force. CTV's Josh Marano delivers the details. Meantime, an elementary school in The Glebe has cancelled a planned drag queen storytime event. CTV's Katie Griffin has more on that. Plus, families are speaking out after a care home for adults with special needs plans to shut down. Patricia Boal wraps up the day in news, while Jackie Perez takes a gander at the weather forecast.

Excitement reaches a fever pitch in Ottawa, as the FIFA World Cup finally kicks off for Canada. We tell you how the Men's Soccer Team fared against Bosnia-Herzegovina. Meantime, thousands of Ottawa households will be switching from door-to-door delivery to community mailboxes over the next 14 months. CTV's Natalie Van Rooy fills us in on the details. Plus, Ottawa’s supervised consumption sites are set to close this weekend after the Ontario government halted their funding. Stefan Keyes fills in for Patricia Boal on the newsdesk, while Jackie Perez examines the weekend weather forecast.

A section of the ByWard Market will be closed to the public for two weeks this summer, raising concerns for businesses in the area. CTV's Natalie Van Rooy leads us off. Meantime, members of Ottawa's Inuit community say they are being pushed out of a safe gathering space. CTV's Katie Griffin has more. Plus, OC Transpo says they haven't set a date to begin the O-Train East Extension testing. Stefan Keyes delivers the news, while Jackie Perez takes a look at the weather radar.

A popular Orleans park is being temporarily closed following a coyote attack. CTV's Katelyn Wilson delivers the latest developments. Meantime, a youth is facing arson charges after a Barrhaven fire killed 3 dogs. CTV's Katie Griffin has more on that. Plus, hundreds have gathered on Parliament Hill to protest the Alto high-speed rail project. Stefan Keyes fills in for Patricia Boal and brings you the latest headlines, while Jackie Perez has a look at the weather forecast. And finally, we meet our Myers Team of the Week!

The federal government wants to ban social media for kids under 16, as the Digital Safety Act is expected to be tabled tomorrow. CTV's Tyler Fleming delivers the details. Meantime, parents are raising a sea of concerns after the Ottawa Catholic School Board announced it will be cutting school bus attendants for students with special needs. CTV's Katelyn Wilson has more on that. Plus, an organization that furnishes homes for refugees is set to close. Stefan Keyes wraps up the day in news, while Jackie Perez delivers the latest weather forecast.

Michael Andlauer, the majority owner of the Ottawa Senators, is joining a bid to purchase the iconic Chateau Montebello. CTV's Josh Marano has the details. Meantime, double-car LRT service on Line 1 is finally restored, ending a mini-train rollout that lasted 4 months. CTV's Leah Larocque does a vibe-check with Ottawa's transit users. Plus, residents in Orleans are urging the City of Ottawa to do more after a teenager was recently attacked by a coyote. Patricia Boal takes you through the day in news, while Jackie Perez examines the latest weather forecast.

A Jewish family says they found swastikas drawn in chalk outside of their Rockcliffe home. CTV's Katelyn Wilson has the latest. Meantime, Ottawa Police are urging parents to take precautions with their apartment windows and balconies. This comes after multiple incidents of children falling from high-rise buildings over the past few weeks. Plus, Ottawa drivers should see more traffic delays this weekend, as new lane and ramp closures hit Highway 417. Stefan Keyes fills in for Patricia Boal and fills you in on the day in news, while Jackie Perez takes a gander at the weekend forecast.

Tonight, we hear about a barn fire in Metcalfe that killed a horse and several chickens. CTV's Dylan Dyson delivers the details. Meantime, a parasite has been linked to over 100 cases of stomach illness in Kingston. Plus, a streak of hot temperatures strike Canada's Capital. Stefan Keyes fills in for Patricia Boal and brings you up to speed on all the latest news headlines.

A shooting in Overbrook leaves a man with critical injuries. We bring you the latest developments. Meantime, Rideau Station is set to get a makeover, coupled with a new Special Constables office. CTV's Katelyn Wilson explains. Plus, you will soon be able to take a dip in the Ottawa River at two brand-new public swimming docks. Patricia Boal wraps up the day in news and meets the Myers Team of the Week.

An Ottawa business owner is speaking out after his two stores were targeted by thieves - not once, not twice, but 5 times - over the past few months. CTV's Katelyn Wilson has the latest. Meantime, lawyers are raising concerns about changes to Ontario's auto insurance. CTV's Stefan Keyes explains. Plus, City Staff are floating the idea of an infrastructure levy on tax bills to fund projects. Patricia Boal wraps up the day in news and examines the weather forecast.

More of Eastern Ontario's Mayors are pushing back against Canada’s high-speed rail project. CTV's Dylan Dyson outlines the growing transparency concerns. Meantime, a black bear pays a surprise visit to an Ottawa neighbourhood. CTV's Josh Marano has the latest from Richmond. Plus, as the Summer heat rolls in, a reminder of the dangers throughout Ottawa's waterways. Patricia Boal brings us up to speed on the day in news and takes a gander at the upcoming weather forecast.

Tonight, we hear about an investigation into two men who allegedly used A.I. deepfake technology to create sexual content of more than 50 victims. CTV's Josh Marano delivers the details. Turning our attention closer to Mooney's Bay, a community is in mourning after a 6-year-old boy was found dead in the water. Tyler Fleming explains what happened. Plus, the City of Ottawa plans to install speed bumps and cushions at former photo radar locations. Peter Szperling has the latest on that. And finally, we take a gander at the weekend forecast.

Tonight, we learn new details about the crash that killed an Ottawa crossing guard. Elsewhere in our city, an Ottawa family speaks about needing to live in a tent in the woods because they can’t find stable housing. CTV's Katelyn Wilson has more. Plus, payment changes at a ByWard Market parking garage have led to hundreds of parking tickets.

We start with breaking news about Ottawa's LRT, as full service is set to resume on Line 1 as of June 8th. However, single-car service will remain in place on weekends. Meantime, the CHEO Foundation says it believes a former employee misdirected funds raised at a community event. CTV's Stefan Keyes has the latest. Plus, Ottawa City Council has voted to improve security in the ByWard Market by using money intended for beautification. And the city’s top doctor is worried about the closures of supervised consumption sites. Patricia Boal rounds up today's top headlines and takes a gander at the latest forecast.

An OC Transpo bus makes an unexpected stop, slamming into the side of a Farm Boy as it was being towed away. Meantime, a Summer Camp for kids with autism is - once again - in jeopardy. And a new group is speaking out in favour of Alto high-speed rail. Patricia Boal brings you up to speed on today's top headlines.

Patricia Boal drives you home with today's top headlines, starting with a familiar face running for Mayor of Ottawa. Hint: It's the man who currently holds the title. After months of speculation that he would attempt to keep his job in October, Mark Sutcliffe has officially submitted his election papers and launched his mayoral campaign for 2026. Meantime, the City of Ottawa is trying to come up with a partial solution for Ottawa's latest traffic nightmares. However, many fear that a bus-only off-ramp lane near Woodroffe won't do very much. And what happens if your food truck is a lemon? We hear from a frustrated Ottawa woman who is struggling to find answers from the truck company she bought it from.

We start tonight's newscast on a grim note, as a 36-year-old man is dead following a collision in Chelsea. Police say the cyclist was struck by a school bus. Shifting gears to Canada's Capital, where organizers are pounding the pavement on the eve of Ottawa Race Weekend. We meet some of this year's participants. Plus, it's the ultimate day for bargain hunting, as the Great Glebe Garage Sale kicks off tomorrow. However, some traffic inconveniences could pose a challenge. Patricia Boal recaps the day in news, looks ahead to a busy weekend, and brings you the latest weather forecast.

The latest obstacle to an expanding return-to-work mandate: Asbestos. DND employees are holding their breath, as many are concerned that potential exposure could worsen with future remodeling. Meantime, it's getting tougher for Canada's small businesses to hire and train inexperienced youth, especially if they can't afford it. We examine how these vacancies impact everything else. Plus, we raise a glass to a local tech company, as the Ford government gives them a big boost. CTV's Patricia Boal wraps up the day in news.

Win tonight, and you play a winner-take-all Game 5 inside enemy lines. Anything less, and Montreal declares victory in the Walter Cup Finals. Jackie Perez joins us throughout tonight's broadcast, as the Ottawa Charge faithful pack the Canadian Tire Centre. Meantime, the squeaky wheels at the DND Carling campus might foster results, as some potential solutions to the parking crisis might be in sight. Plus, CTV's Austin Lee takes you deep into the bowels of an Ottawa-based data centre. We explain why they are so important to preserving today's digital sovereignty, and we also identify the underlying concerns. Patricia Boal steers us through the day in news - and perhaps around a bit of gameday traffic in Kanata.

Without enough controllers, Ottawa's LRT service had to be temporarily shut down during the long weekend, a staffing issue that one union says is a 'chronic problem'. We have more on the latest light-rail fumble. Meantime, Ottawa Police are pleading with drivers to take a deep breath and just calm down. This comes after a raging driver, and a vehicle briefly going the wrong way, make fellow commuters very nervous. Plus, the ladies still have plenty of fighting spirit left in the tank, as two late goals keep the Ottawa Charge in the Walter Cup Finals. Another win at the CTC tomorrow night, and they force a Game 5 in La Belle Province on Saturday. Patricia Boal and the CTV Ottawa Team wrap up the day in news.

Patricia Boal takes us into the start of Victoria Day Weekend, but it's starting off on a very grim note for the residents of Russell Road. A townhouse fire has left one person dead, while 10 others have been displaced from their homes. Meanwhile in Alberta, the feds and the province have struck a deal on a carbon pricing MOU. However, the hard work is far from done. Plus, we deliver the 4-1-1 on this year's construction hotspots in Canada's Capital.

Patricia Boal wraps up the day in news, starting with public transit. Two-car service is slowly being phased back into Line 1 service, as the newly-named OC Transpo General Manager sits down with CTV's Leah Larocque. Meantime, Queensway drivers near Pinecrest Road are getting fed up with recent slowdowns, a reality that could persist into July. We explain why. Plus, the Walter Cup Finals start tonight, as Year 3 of the PWHL ends with a Canadian winner. But as they suit up in Montreal for Game 1, can the Ottawa Charge finish what they started last year?

Patricia Boal takes us to Brockville to start tonight's broadcast, as the victims of a triple-murder have been identified. A memorial grows as a community mourns. Over in Kanata, a man in his twenties has died after a regular work shift at an auto shop went horribly wrong. A ruptured tire in the shop's mechanical bay leads to a visit from Ontario's Ministry of Labour. Plus, restaurant owners are breathing a small sigh of relief, as the City of Ottawa wipes away patio fees for the entire Summer.

Patricia Boal summarizes the day in news, as we kick things off at OC Transpo Headquarters. The new GM has a 10-step plan, and is hoping for the return of two-car LRT service by mid-June. Meantime, Ottawa's Auditor General is taking aim at Ottawa Police for its recent budgeting, including a significant overrun on the new District Revitalization Program. Plus, the Ottawa Charge snuck in one last practice today before hitting the first plane ride out of town, as the PWHL Finals are just days away. And after Montreal and Minnesota were unexpectedly sidelined last night, the league confirms that Ottawa will have an opponent to play by tomorrow morning.

Patricia Boal brings you up-to-date with the latest news headlines. We start tonight's show with an Ottawa kidney recipient who is pushing back against his insurance company. They want him to go generic, he wants to stick with the brand-name drug that has kept him alive, and his doctor warns a potential switch could be dangerous. Meantime, what happens when your newly-changed tires aren't properly torqued? We got a scary reminder on the Queensway. Plus, the Ottawa Charge deliver a Mother's Day gift at the Canadian Tire Centre, but the PWHL won't deliver them an opponent tonight. We explain how a sickness in the Montreal locker room has delayed a resolution in Minnesota.

Patricia Boal wraps up the week in news and mixes in a little bit of fun. But we start tonight's program on a serious and tragic note, as Brockville Police have released details into Thursday's triple-murder. A mother and her two daughters are dead, while a 17-year-old faces first-degree charges. Meantime, government measures have made new home builds more affordable, as potential buyers line up in Kanata before the spots fill up. And while the Ottawa Titans sell out their Home Opener, the Ottawa Charge pack Canadian Tire Centre to the gills for Game 3.

Patricia Boal steers us through the day in news, as a trio of Canadians isolate themselves from the outside world. The reason: Potential contact with a deadly virus. Meantime, a tanker truck fire has shut down Highway 17 near Pembroke. The truck was carrying fuel to Garrison Petawawa when the blaze started last night. Plus, what's in your water? Parents at local schools are raising concerns, once again, about lead levels in school drinking water. CTV's Katelyn Wilson has more on that.

Patricia Boal takes you through the day in news. We start with a tragedy in Gatineau, as an apartment fire quickly turns into a murder-suicide investigation. CTV's Tyler Fleming tells us what happened. Meantime, to pay it back or pay it forward? The City of Ottawa is examining options to compensate transit riders for public transit travel disruptions. But can they afford any of them? Plus, we check in with our Myers Team of the Week!