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Special waste collection from May long weekend's derecho storm ending this week

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By Dani-Elle Dube
| CityNews Ottawa Verified
Cleanup from Ottawa’s May long weekend’s derecho storm continues, but special storm-debris collection from the city will be coming to an end. In an announcement from city staff relayed through Coun. Keith Egli, special collection will end Wednesday, June 22. Until then, residents who have tree and other organic debris remaining on their properties are being told to take advantage of the special pickup.
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Ottawa Public Health receives 'very limited supply' of monkeypox vaccines

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By Dani-Elle Dube
| CityNews Ottawa Verified
Ottawa Public Health (OPH) is offering and administering monkeypox vaccines to increase protection for those who have had close contact with someone who has tested positive for the virus. In a Twitter thread published on Friday, June 17, OPH said the Ontario Ministry of Health provided the local health authorities with a “very limited” supply of vaccines that offer protection for those at the highest risk.
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By Dani-Elle Dube
| CityNews Ottawa Verified
The growing number of “level zero” occurrences with Ottawa’s paramedics has forced the service to implement several strategies to mitigate offload delays. Among those strategies are reducing patient transports and diverting patients away from emergency departments through various new programs.
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