Andrew Duffy is a reporter at the Ottawa Citizen. He covers a range of topics including crime and justice, healthcare, and construction, with a particular focus on social issues within Canada and Ottawa. His work has been featured in numerous publications, including the Sault Star, Toronto Sun, and The Sydney Morning Herald.
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Andrew Duffy's coverage primarily focuses on local news, particularly in the region of Western Australia and Perth. His articles cover a range of topics including weather phenomena, crime incidents such as impaired driving cases and drowning deaths, as well as updates on gold mining activities.
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The store manager cited a combination of factors, chief among them the social disorder wrought by the opioid epidemic, for the move in 2025.
By: Andrew Duffy
Federal lawyers say Ottawa’s Mohamed Harkat should be deported from Canada as someone who “facilitated” terrorist acts.
Federal lawyers say Ottawa’s Mohamed Harkat should be deported from Canada as someone who “facilitated” terrorist acts.
An Ottawa judge has approved an order that gives Ashcroft Homes protection from its lenders while it restructures.
By: Andrew Duffy, Mike Devlin
It may have weathered the pandemic, but Victoria's performing arts community is increasingly homeless in a city where property values continue to rise
Ontario has appealed a landmark decision that said seven young people could sue the province for failing to act on climate change.
By: Andrew Duffy
The safer supply program, which hands out high-doses of opioids and stimulants to protect drug users, is about to lose federal funding.
A Renfrew County student, opposed to the Catholic board’s transgender-inclusive policies, has lost another bid to return to class.
Police found a car had gone off the road, through a ditch and into a tree, and later caught fire.
By: Andrew Duffy
An Ottawa man has lost a bid to win federal compensation for 13 construction-zone signs in English only.
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