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Ottawa police release composite image of suspect in Orléans sexual assault

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By Adam Beauchemin Verified
| CJOH-TV (Ottawa, ON) Verified
Ottawa police have released a composite sketch of a suspect wanted in connection with a sexual assault at an Orléans dog park that occurred nearly two weeks ago. Police say the incident occurred around 4:00 p.m. in Heritage Dog Park at 6160 Orléans Boulevard on Sunday, June 21. The suspect is described as a Black man in his late 20s or early 30s. The suspect is estimated to be between 5-foot-9 inches to 6-foot-2 inches tall with a fit, muscular build.
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Ottawa firefighters respond to two instances of vehicles crashing into buildings

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By Adam Beauchemin Verified
| CJOH-TV (Ottawa, ON) Verified
Ottawa firefighters say they responded to two separate instances of cars crashing into buildings on Thursday. One vehicle was driven into a building n Richmond Road near Croydon Avenue at 10:37 a.m. Another was driven into a building on Windmill Lane near Innes Road at 1:19 p.m. Richmond Road vehicle-building collision Ottawa firefighters respond after a vehicle collided with a building on Richmond Road in Ottawa. July 2, 2026.
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Ottawa residents affected by flooding can place drywall, construction material in curbside trash

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By Adam Beauchemin Verified
| CJOH-TV (Ottawa, ON) Verified
Ottawa residents will be able to dispose of some drywall and construction material through their curbside waste as the city recovers from a record-setting rainstorm. While these materials would typically need to be disposed of at a waste facility, Ottawa Mayor Mark Sutcliffe said the city would temporarily be accepted in curbside pick up in neighbourhoods affected by flooding.
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