Bruce Deachman is a writer based in Ottawa, Canada. He has contributed to various publications including the Ottawa Citizen, Ottawa Sun, and The Standard - Div. Of Osprey. Bruce's articles cover a wide range of topics, from local events and festivals to social issues and current affairs.
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Bruce Deachman's coverage primarily focuses on local news in Ottawa, Canada. He covers a wide range of topics including entertainment, family and relationships, crime, government and politics, as well as sports. His articles also frequently feature government announcements.
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If you think the Ottawa Charge is a weak team name for the PWHL, wait til you see its logo.
By: Bruce Deachman
'They didn’t plan it properly. No one has their own office space, so every single day is an adjustment.'
By: Bruce Deachman
Despite the absence of any real scientific rigour in the poll, nearly half of the respondents didn't care one way or another.
By: Bruce Deachman
What's happening to the Belltown Dome arena should serve as a cautionary tale for other community arenas inside Ottawa's greenbelt.
The intent is good, but without enforcement, tougher anti-idling rules won't do much to help Ottawa fight pollution or climate change.
By: Bruce Deachman
The lease agreement between the Ottawa Senators and the NCC, announced Friday, is a good news, but there's lots of work ahead.
By: Bruce Deachman
Asked if they support Sutcliffe's crusade or not, area Grit MPs offer only platitudes. Frankly, ChatGPT gave me a better response.
By: Bruce Deachman
The city wanted to appoint an Indigenous representative to council. That's not going to happen.
Frances DeSilva, the canoe lady, is now sheltering in a tent after her boat was stolen. It was the place where she felt safest, and now it's gone, stolen out from under her.
The postage stamp-size orchard at Lansdowne Park has grown into one of the development's real gems. I'm sorry I ignored it for so long.
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