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William Eltherington

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Eastbound Hwy. 417 reopens in North Glengarry after crash

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By William Eltherington Verified
| CJOH-TV (Ottawa, ON) Verified
Police closed a portion of Highway 417 in North Glengarry after a single-vehicle collision on Saturday afternoon. Ontario Provincial Police said in a post on X shortly before 5 p.m. that it closed the eastbound lanes of the highway in the area of County Road 20 near St. Isidore. As of 8:30 p.m., the road remained closed between Highland and McCrimmon roads. An OPP spokesperson tells CTV News Ottawa that at least two people have been taken to hospital. Their injuries are unknown at this time.
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Eastbound Hwy. 417 closed in North Glengarry after crash

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By William Eltherington Verified
| CJOH-TV (Ottawa, ON) Verified
Police have closed a portion of Highway 417 in North Glengarry after a single-vehicle collision on Saturday afternoon. Ontario Provincial Police said in a post on X shortly before 5 p.m. that it closed the eastbound lanes of the highway in the area of County Road 20. An OPP spokesperson tells CTV News Ottawa that at least two people have been taken to hospital. Their injuries are unknown at this time.
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Ottawa home sales fall sharply in August, while prices hold steady

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By William Eltherington Verified
| CJOH-TV (Ottawa, ON) Verified
While home sales remained steady across Ottawa this summer, new statistics show a sharp downward trend in the market last month. The Ottawa Real Estate Board (OREB) says a total of 1,002 homes were sold in Ottawa in August, down 18.6 per cent from the same month last year. Sales also declined 24.4 per cent from July, when 1,325 homes were sold. Last month’s total tied 2022 for the lowest sales count in August since 2016. The OREB says the slowdown was not driven by a new influx of supply.
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