Norman Provencher is an editor based in Ottawa, Canada, with a focus on local news. He has written for various publications, including the Ottawa Citizen, Sault Star, and Ottawa Sun. Norman covers a range of topics, including crime, accidents, community events, and local government issues.
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Norman Provencher focuses on local news in Ottawa, Canada. His coverage heavily revolves around evolving stories and breaking news, with a significant emphasis on crime-related topics such as police investigations, missing persons, and car accidents.
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By: Norman Provencher
Police called late Friday to Birch Avenue in Manor Park. Man, 53, found shot to death
By: Norman Provencher
The Crown corporation has acquired a parcel of 41.8 acres of land that was once the Dunnderosa golf course for $3.9 million.
Ottawa firefighters were called to a fire early Friday at a building in the 400 block of Bank Street.
By: Norman Provencher
The incident occurred Tuesday morning when police were called to the 400 block of Hazeldean Road, in the Hazeldean Mall area.
The suspect and victim had “an interaction” in which the victim was assaulted and left unconscious on the ground.
On the scene, the driver failed an alcohol screening test and was arrested and taken to the OPP detachment for further testing.
A investigation continues into a serious collision in the city's east end that left a pedestrian with “very serious” injuries.
An encampment set up on the lawn of Tabaret Hall at uOttawa by pro-Palestinian supporters was dismantled overnight, according to reports, ending a 10-week protest calling on the university to cut financial ties with Israel.
Police continue to investigate after a 44-year-old died when the golf cart he was driving left the road and overturned Tuesday near the town of Artoch, near Sharbot Lake.
A 61-year-old Ottawa-area man has been charged with several offences after a driver allegedly failed to remain at a collision on July 21.
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