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Facebook groups warning women about online daters could be a risky business Original

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By Laura Glowacki Verified
| CBC Ottawa Verified
Ottawa·New Women say private Facebook groups where they can share details about abusive and toxic men they have dated help protect themselves and others, but lawyers caution the posts might expose them to legal risk.
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Former Chiarelli staffer 'beyond appalled' bill to oust abusive councillors voted down

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By Laura Glowacki Verified
| CBC Ottawa Verified
Ottawa·New A former staffer of longtime Ottawa councillor Rick Chiarelli said she was crushed this week when a majority of Ontario MPPs voted down a private members' bill that would give municipalities the power to oust politicians for harassment and violence.
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Ottawa in 'a better place' managing COVID-19, but masks, boosters, self-isolation aren't behind us yet Original

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By Laura Glowacki Verified
| CBC Ottawa Verified
Take a ride on the O-Train or head to the mall and Ottawa feels much like it did before 2020 — entire faces are visible, coughs and sneezes are ignored, coffee shops no longer balk at reusable mugs. Nearly four weeks after the World Health Organization declared the emergency phase of the pandemic over, and just over three years since the pandemic began, SARS-CoV-2 has faded from headlines and even from small talk.
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