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● Another $142 million to be spent fixing Phoenix pay problems [Video] The federal government will spend another $142 million over the next two years in an attempt to fix the problem-plagued Phoenix pay system.
● 'Clerks' actress Lisa Spoonauer dead at 44 JACKSON, N.J. — An actress who starred in the 1994 award-winning movie “Clerks” has died. Lisa Spoonauer was 44.
● Cleaning out the garage, trying not to touch the memories There's much to deal with after a lifetime of tools, oil changes and car.
● Hydro rate cut will cost Ontario at least $45 billion Premier Kathleen Wynne's plan to cut hydro bills by 25% comes with an electrifying price tag for the government - anywhere between $63 billion to $93 billion if...
● Warm Wednesday but wet and windy Thursday [Video] Slap on your sunscreen today.Tomorrow you'll need to tote an umbrella — just watch it doesn't blow inside-out.Wednesday's Environment Canada forecast is for a mix...
● Playmate Dani Mathers, who shot nude photo of unwitting 71-year-old woman, due in court [Photos] LOS ANGELES — A Playboy centerfold who ignited a backlash of criticism when she secretly snapped a photo of a naked 71-year-old...
● Mother worries excessively and wonders how to let go Dear Amy: My daughter has been seriously dating a young man for about the last six years. They are both 25. He is an immigrant/refugee from a war-torn country and has...
● Senators score clutch win over Penguins, force Game 7 [Photos] [Video] OTTAWA — There will be a tomorrow for the Ottawa Senators.
● Senators score clutch win over Penguins, force Game 7 OTTAWA — There will be a tomorrow for the Ottawa Senators.
● It was a night of redemption for the Senators [Photos] No matter what happens next, the Ottawa Senators certainly redeemed themselves at Canadian Tire Centre on Tuesday.
● It was a night of redemption for the Senators No matter what happens next, the Ottawa Senators certainly redeemed themselves at Canadian Tire Centre on Tuesday.
● Fury FC shocks TFC in first leg A year after feeling the sting of losing in the second round of the Canadian Championship, Ottawa Fury FC will go into Toronto next Wednesday with a chance to knock off the champ.
● Power restored after large power outage around Westboro and Preston Street Hydro Ottawa has reported a large power outage in areas north of Highway 417 from Churchill Avenue to Preston Street. The company says the outage is...
● Trump succeeding where Obama failed on Middle East On his first trip to the Middle East, President Donald Trump has done more to rebuild the United States’ standing in the region than President Barack Obama did in eight years.
● Jihadism is a global death cult We agree with the tweet from Conservative leadership candidate Maxime Bernier, the putative frontrunner in that contest, in the wake of the horrific Manchester Arena suicide bombing.
● Redblacks won't dwell on last season As the Ottawa Redblacks head into three days of rookie camp, in advance of full training camp which begins Sunday, coach Rick Campbell doesn’t want to dwell on the Grey Cup championship his ...
● 'Once Upon a Time' star Karen David remembers Manchester attack victim Georgina Callander “Once Upon a Time” actress Karen David only met Manchester bombing victim Georgina Callander for a few minutes, but the sparkling...
● Senators grapple with multi-faceted marketing challenge Sure, it’s a little embarrassing to see empty seats at the Canadian Tire Centre when the Ottawa Senators are competing deep into May.
● 'What a place to play': Predators, Nashville putting on a show NASHVILLE — Welcome to the Stanley Cup final, Nashville.
● Countdown to Confederation Line: Contractor to turn over $2.1B LRT line in one year In exactly one year — May 24, 2018 — the city’s light-rail contractor, Rideau Transit Group, is expected to hand over the keys to Ottawa’s...
● Quebec byelection poster denouncing multiculturalism upsets residents A candidate in a Quebec provincial byelection has upset some local residents with a campaign poster that criticizes Canadian multiculturalism and shows a...
● Ontario workers should get week of unpaid personal emergency leave: Report All Ontario workers should get a week of unpaid personal emergency leave a year, government-appointed experts recommended Tuesday, though they stopped...
● Canadian pop stars take to social media to mourn victims of Manchester attack Attacks such as the deadly bombing that killed 22 people at an Ariana Grande concert in Manchester, England were a “real fear” that was “discussed...
● Senators preparing for Game 6, urge fans to buy tickets The Ottawa Senators will have a different look in an effort to stave off elimination but coach Guy Boucher is still wrestling with a couple of different rosters.
● Javier Bardem on the pressure of playing a villain in Pirates of The Caribbean 5: 'You don't want to f--- it up' BEVERLY HILLS — Javier Bardem continues to burnish his rep as one of cinema’s great villains.
● Air Canada passenger took cocaine before flight ruckus: Lawyer An attorney says a Canadian man took cocaine before boarding a flight where he allegedly attacked the crew with coffee pots and tried to open a cabin door.
● All clear: Dramatic Gatineau cloud just a cloud, not a tornado The funnel-shaped cloud over Gatineau Monday looked cool, but that was no tornado. Luckily.Environment Canada took a hard look at video viewed more than 40,000...
● Spike in 'sextortion' of teenaged boys Child exploitation experts say they’ve detected a spike in reports of online “sextortion” cases involving teen boys.
● It's now or never for the Senators [Video] The Ottawa Senators don’t have any time to feel sorry for themselves.
● Missing 15-year-old teen girl found safe and sound Ottawa police say a 15-year-old girl who had been missing since May 6 has been found safe and sound.
● Clouds, risk of showers all week as 2017 vies for wettest May in a century [Video] It’s hard to believe but this isn’t a record-setting wet May. Not yet, anyway.Weather historian Rolf Campbell tweeted that as of Monday...
● Fury looking to make statement against Toronto FC Julian de Guzman has been on all sides of these fixtures.
