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CBC
5 days ago
- Health
- CBC
Man accused in Ottawa femicide charged in separate assaults
The man accused of second-degree murder in a femicide in south Ottawa earlier this week is now facing more charges related to an alleged assault that occurred later that same day, as well as a separate incident the day before. On Thursday, Ottawa police said they were called to an assault in progress at a medical facility on Carling Avenue around 5:30 p.m. on Monday. Police said one person suffered serious but non-life-threatening injuries in the attack. Police did not identify the medical facility, but Ottawa paramedics told CBC it happened at the Royal Ottawa Mental Health Centre, and the victim was man in his 50s. Staff at the Royal intervened to stop "significant blood loss" before the man was taken to a separate hospital, paramedics said. Stephen Doane, 57, has been charged with attempted murder, assault with a weapon and aggravated assault in relation to that incident. He remains in custody, police said. The alleged assault came about six hours after police discovered the body of Tracey Duncan, 54, at her apartment on Carousel Crescent. Woman found dead in Ottawa apartment 2 days ago Duration 0:53 Ottawa police are investigating the death of a woman in her home at an apartment building on Carousel Crescent. A man has been charged and police are investigating the case as a femicide. CBC's Natalia Goodwin reports. Court documents obtained by CBC also reveal that the previous day, June 1, police arrested Doane after he was found "completely nude" near a strip mall on Bridle Path Drive. He was charged with indecent exhibition and assaulting the arresting officer, and given a court date later in June. Among his conditions, Doane was ordered to stay away from Grumpy's Pub & Eatery on Bridle Path Drive, and to reside at his nearby apartment at 2750 Carousel Cresc. — the same building where Duncan's body was discovered the next day. On the line where the accused normally signs their name to accept their release conditions, someone has written "in hospital custody/very agitated." Doane has already been charged with second-degree murder in Duncan's death, which Ottawa police immediately labelled a femicide, a term they've defined as the killing of women, girls or gender non-conforming individuals because of their gender. Duncan's killing was Ottawa's 13th homicide of 2025.
CBC
5 days ago
- General
- CBC
Man accused in Ottawa femicide charged in separate assault
The man accused of second-degree murder in a femicide in south Ottawa earlier this week is now facing more charges related to an alleged assault that occurred later that same day. On Thursday, Ottawa police said they were called to an assault in progress at a medical facility on Carling Avenue around 5:30 p.m. on Monday. Police said one person suffered serious but non-life-threatening injuries in the attack. Police did not identify the medical facility, but Ottawa paramedics told CBC it happened at the Royal Ottawa Mental Health Centre, and the victim was man in his 50s. Staff at the Royal intervened to stop "significant blood loss" before the man was taken to a separate hospital, paramedics said. Stephen Doane, 57, has been charged with attempted murder, assault with a weapon and aggravated assault in relation to that incident. He remains in custody, police said. The alleged assault came about six hours after police discovered the body of Tracey Duncan, 54, at her apartment on Carousel Crescent. Woman found dead in Ottawa apartment 2 days ago Duration 0:53 Ottawa police are investigating the death of a woman in her home at an apartment building on Carousel Crescent. A man has been charged and police are investigating the case as a femicide. CBC's Natalia Goodwin reports. Doane has already been charged with second-degree murder in Duncan's death, which Ottawa police immediately labelled a femicide, a term they've defined as the killing of women, girls or gender non-conforming individuals because of their gender. Duncan's killing was Ottawa's 13th homicide of 2025.
CTV News
5 days ago
- Automotive
- CTV News
This road was voted the worst road in Ottawa
Carling Avenue is once again the worst road in Ottawa, but it doesn't rank as one of the worst roads in Ontario, according to the Canadian Automobile Association (CAA). The CAA released its annual Ontario's Worst Roads lists on Thursday, based on nominations from drivers across Ontario. The CAA says over 2,400 different roads from 208 municipalities were nominated across Ontario this year. No Ottawa road ranked in the top 10 worst roads across Ontario. Aberdeen Avenue in Hamilton was ranked as the worst road in the province, followed by Barton Street East in Hamilton and County Road 49 in Prince Edward County. Leveque Road in South Frontenac, north of Kingston, ranked sixth on the list of top 10 worst roads in Ontario. According to CAA, Carling Avenue was ranked as the worst road in Ottawa for the 20th straight year. In 2023, Carling Avenue ranked as the fourth worst road in Ontario. Richmond Road was voted the second worst road in Ottawa, followed by Bronson Avenue, Merivale Road and Hunt Club Road. 'Timely repairs, better communication, quick fixes, pothole funds, and using recycled aggregates are just some solutions to fix unsafe roads,' Teresa Di Felice, assistant vice president of government and community relations with CAA South Central Ontario,' said in a statement. 'CAA continues to urge all levels of government to prioritize road safety with stable funding to do so.' Municipalities are responsible for approximately 140,000 kilometres of roads across Ontario.
CTV News
09-05-2025
- Business
- CTV News
Kawartha Dairy to scoop out ice cream at its own location in Ottawa
The Kawartha Dairy has unveiled plans to open a new drive-thru location on Carling Avenue in Ottawa's west end. The new store will open this summer. (Kawartha Dairy/X)
