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Senators player grades: Pinto shuts down MacKinnon, Cousins a force in 5-2 win over Avalanche
Shane Pinto's line held Nathan MacKinnon pointless, Nick Cousins was incredible, and James Reimer held down the fort as the Ottawa Senators played their most complete game of the season to defeat the Colorado Avalanche.
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Ottawa Senators topple first-overall Colorado Avalanche with a 5-2 victory
The Senators played the kind of hockey that has made them successful some nights this season. They were relentless on the puck; they didn't allow the Avalanche many chances, and got key stops from goaltender James Reimer.
with Video1 hour ago Ottawa SenatorsRebecca Leslie scores two late goals to complete Charge comeback in PWHL win over Seattle
Ottawa continued its upward swing with a dramatic victory over the Seattle Torrent at TD Place on Wednesday. The win improved the Charge's record to 4-5-0-7 for 22 points, two back of the PWHL's fourth and final playoff spot.
2 hours ago SportsEngaged women's hockey players Ronja Savolainen, Anna Kjellbin on opposite teams at Olympics
Savolainen said she’s aware her story has drawn comparisons to the hit Canadian TV series Heated Rivalry, but her career in women’s hockey hasn’t been defined by the challenges faced by the fictional male players. “In women’s hockey, it’s more open to be gay and that kind of stuff."
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‘I would rather die’: How a decades-long love affair ended with homicide
A case playing out in an Ottawa courtroom presents not just the heavy burden of caring for an ailing loved one, but also the moral and legal considerations when love leads to a so-called 'mercy killing'.
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Investing in staff is key to Carleton’s community legacy
Helping people has always been a source of joy for Alicia Poole, and that’s exactly what she’s able to do for the Carleton University community every day. For Poole, however, community safety is a holistic endeavour.
March 4, 2025 National Capital Region's Top EmployersDairy Farmers of Canada nourishes staff development
Jacques Lefebvre has been CEO of Dairy Farmers of Canada (DFC) since 2018, helping shape the strategic direction of the Ottawa-based national advocacy organization and shepherding it through the pandemic and its pivot to a hybrid work model. In that time, he recognized the need to stay connected with homebound staff.
March 4, 2025 National Capital Region's Top Employers
Honouring The Ottawa Hospital’s top researchers of 2025
Each year, The Ottawa Hospital and its Research Institute honour a select number of outstanding researchers for discoveries and innovations that are improving patient care at TOH and advancing science around the world. This year’s honourees have led game-changing discoveries and clinical trials in areas such as bioethics, patient engagement, brain behaviour and aneurysms.
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3D custom implant gives new hope for patient with rare bone cancer
Diagnosed with a rare bone cancer in 2023, Tracy Bacenas faced a difficult recovery after surgery. Fortunately, a 3D pelvic implant offered by The Ottawa Hospital improved her chances of remission and an active lifestyle.
December 1, 2025 INSIDE OTTAWA HOSPITALAdvertised by The Ottawa Hospital FoundationSpecialized care for early-stage breast cancer and severe endometriosis
When Danika Fleury decided to move to Ottawa to kick off her teaching career, it was about having the opportunity to experience a big city. Little did she know, at such an early stage in life, she would need access to a hospital that specializes in complex medical care. From an early-stage breast cancer diagnosis to endometriosis surgery, The Ottawa Hospital was ready when Danika needed answers.
November 1, 2025 INSIDE OTTAWA HOSPITALAdvertised by The Ottawa Hospital FoundationSpecialized neurosurgery to remove rare brain tumour
Until age 51, Karol Phillips never required the hospital. But when she was diagnosed with a brain tumour, she turned to The Ottawa Hospital’s specialized neurosurgical team, who was ready for the complex surgery that awaited her.
October 1, 2025 INSIDE OTTAWA HOSPITALAdvertised byA Canadian-first, cutting-edge radiation technology offers new hope for pediatric and young patients with cancer
The Ottawa Hospital is a leader in precision radiation treatment, helping patients — adults and children — recover more fully with fewer side effects. A recent advancement at the hospital is improving outcomes and offering hope for a healthier future.
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Social Scene | Community Builders: Heart Month
February is Heart Month, a time to shine a light on heart health, celebrate life-saving care and rally the community around prevention, awareness and support. In Ottawa, Heart Month is marked by the growing Light the Capital Red campaign, with nearly 200 landmarks, businesses and community spaces lighting up red throughout February to honour patients, caregivers and the work of the University of Ottawa Heart Institute.
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Social Scene | Community Builders: Salvation Army, More than a toy
While the Salvation Army is often most visible during the holidays through programs like Toy Mountain and the Christmas Kettle campaign, its work in the community extends far beyond December.
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