Leah Larocque is a News Reporter at CTV News Ottawa. She covers a range of topics including social issues, with a particular focus on the Jewish community in Canada and Ottawa, as well as events in Toronto. Leah's work has been featured in various outlets, highlighting her commitment to bringing important stories to the forefront.
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Leah Larocque's coverage predominantly focuses on local Ottawa news, particularly government and politics. Her articles often cover evolving stories and breaking news related to topics such as affordable housing, homelessness crisis, public transportation issues, and community support.
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By: Leah Larocque
Construction on Ottawa's new central library has passed the halfway point.
OC Transpo officials say there are still several hurdles to clear before service begins on the Trillium Line, as construction and testing continues on Ottawa's new north-south rail line.
It is official — the city of Ottawa's new curbside garbage policy will come into effect this fall.
By: Leah Larocque
Ron Arsenault often takes his 98-year-old mother to Carlingwood Shopping Centre to run errands. "I take my mother shopping here at least once a week.
By: Leah Larocque
Eluin "Loo" Oudhoff is a spunky, lively, joyful 12-year-old with a passion for theatre. "The thing I like about theater is it's kind of just really fun!"
By: Leah Larocque
A Gatineau mother is sharing her 8-year-old son's story after the vehicle he was in was struck by an impaired driver six months ago, and is still trying to rebuild his life.
By: Leah Larocque
Henry Burris says it "feels like home" returning to the Redblacks field at TD Place.
By: Leah Larocque
Students from three schools in the Ottawa neighbourhood have put their own designs on 18 traffic control boxes to beautify the drab pieces of road infrastructure.
By: Leah Larocque
The City of Ottawa is moving forward with a $419 million budget estimate for Lansdowne 2.0 despite financial warnings from the city's auditor general.
By: Leah Larocque
The historic Aberdeen Pavilion at Lansdowne, once known as the "Cattle Castle," requires rehabilitation work because of the poor condition of the roof.
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