Jacquie Miller is an editor and reporter at the Ottawa Citizen. She covers a range of topics including Canada, Ottawa, and social issues, with a particular focus on crime and the impact of the Coronavirus. Her work has been featured in the Ottawa Citizen, Ottawa Sun, TBD, The North Bay Nugget, and The Province.
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By: Jacquie Miller
Benjamin Cooper, 27, of Toronto, was charged with offences in relation to seven youths between 14 and 17.
By: Jacquie Miller
Justice Paul Rouleau’s report noted numerous OPS deficiencies, starting with a failure of intelligence gathering before protesters arrived.
By: Jacquie Miller
Firefighters put out a blaze in a garage on Hinchey Avenue in the Mechanicsville neighbourhood of Ottawa’s west end in a few minutes early Sunday morning.
By: Jacquie Miller
Ottawa Police responded to calls about gunshots in two areas of the city Saturday night, but there were no reports of injuries.
By: Jacquie Miller
One person was seriously injured in a fire Saturday in a two-storey house at 48 St-Antoine Street in Gatineau, according to the Gatineau fire department.
Firefighters put out a blaze in a garage on Hinchey Avenue in the Mechanicsville neighbourhood of Ottawa’s west end in a few minutes early Sunday morning.
By: Jacquie Miller
Winterlude is set to wrap up Monday after an 18-day celebration conducted without the usual star of the show — skating on the Rideau Canal.
By: Jacquie Miller
Winterlude is set to wrap up Monday after an 18-day celebration conducted without the usual star of the show — skating on the Rideau Canal.
By: Jacquie Miller
Ontario's education ministry is being asked to end a moratorium and issue new guidelines for school boards to resume accommodation reviews.
By: Jacquie Miller
The science curriculum in elementary schools has not been updated since 2007, and consultations on what changes were needed began in 2018.
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