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Fire at Rideau Street building deemed suspicious
Fire at Rideau Street building deemed suspicious

CTV News

time6 days ago

  • CTV News

Fire at Rideau Street building deemed suspicious

Ottawa Police sign outside headquarters on Elgin St. in Ottawa. (CTV News Ottawa) A fire at a business on Rideau Street in Ottawa's Lowertown neighbourhood is being treated as suspicious. Firefighters responded to a fire in a commercial space of a residential building in the 400 block of Rideau Street, in the area of Chapel Street, at approximately 11:30 p.m. on Sunday. The Ottawa Police Service (OPS) says the fire caused 'significant property damage.' No one was hurt. 'Following a preliminary investigation, the fire was deemed suspicious in nature,' police said in a media release. 'The OPS Arson and Explosion Unit is continuing to investigate.' Anyone with information is asked to contact the Ottawa Police Service's Arson and Explosion Unit at 613-236-1222, ext. 2202.

Sen. Brazeau collapses during debate of major projects bill
Sen. Brazeau collapses during debate of major projects bill

CBC

time25-06-2025

  • Health
  • CBC

Sen. Brazeau collapses during debate of major projects bill

Sen. Patrick Brazeau collapsed in the Senate chamber late Wednesday afternoon during a debate on the government's major projects bill. Brazeau had posed a question to Conservative Sen. Leo Housakos. When he stood to ask a second question, Brazeau could be heard over the microphone deeply exhaling before saying, "Oh shit," and falling over. Senators and staff could be seen quickly standing up or rushing over to Brazeau's seat as the proceedings were suspended. A statement from a Senate spokesperson said Brazeau was receiving medical attention and that "he appears to be recovering." Ottawa paramedics were called and Brazeau was taken away in an ambulance. Paramedics told CBC News that they responded to a "non-life-threatening" incident on Rideau Street — which is where the Senate building is located. A senator told CBC News that Brazeau was conscious when paramedics helped him out of the building. Proceedings resumed nearly half an hour later. Senate Speaker Raymonde Gagné thanked security and emergency personnel for their quick action before debate continued.

New restaurant set to open in June near Ottawa's ByWard Market
New restaurant set to open in June near Ottawa's ByWard Market

CTV News

time04-06-2025

  • Business
  • CTV News

New restaurant set to open in June near Ottawa's ByWard Market

A new restaurant called Barrio is set to open on Rideau Street in June. (Josh Pringle/CTV News Ottawa) A new restaurant is set to open on Rideau Street this month, taking over the Pure Kitchen location near the ByWard Market. Barrio is expected to open across the street from the Rideau Centre next week, Chef Lizardo Becerra confirms to CTV News Ottawa. According to Barrio's Instagram post, the restaurant at 115 Rideau Street will be a 'South American beat in the heart of the market.' Barrio is currently hiring staff for the restaurant. Becerra is also the owner of Raphaël Peruvian Cuisine on Elgin Street. Pure Kitchen closed its restaurant at the corner of William and Rideau streets on December 22, 2024. Co-owner and CEO David Leith told CTV News Ottawa the location suffered lower than expected sales and profits. With files from CTV News Ottawa's William Eltherington

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