It is Friday, June 5. Here are the top stories from the Ottawa Citizen newsroom today.
Ottawa Mosquitos Have Reappeared: A Survival Guide
While a cool spring may have delayed the onslaught of biting bugs in Ottawa, experts say warmer temperatures will soon bring them back in full force. Robert Anderson, a research scientist at the Canadian Museum of Nature, notes that a cool, damp spring leads to predictable mosquito populations. The article provides a survival guide for residents.
Historic Gatineau Park Mansion Reopens After Years Vacant
O'Brien House, located at 650 Chemin du Lac-Meech in Gatineau Park, has reopened as a boutique hotel. This follows a lease agreement between Square Old Chelsea and the National Capital Commission. The mansion had sat empty for years before this revitalization.
New Dawn Medical: A Year Later, 'Concrete Action'
New Dawn Medical opened a year ago, and now a councillor reports finally seeing concrete action. On June 1, the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario announced targeted changes to its prescribing drugs policy, marking a significant development.
Can the Ottawa Redblacks Capitalize on a Friendly CFL Schedule?
The Ottawa Redblacks, with new defensive faces like Luiji Vilain and Nyles Morgan, aim to start a turnaround. The team expects to win every day, bringing renewed energy to the field.
Ottawa Charge Reinforces Future Amid PWHL Expansion
The Ottawa Charge, including defender Ronja Savolainen, is strengthening its roster on and off the ice as the PWHL enters its second expansion process. The team's commitment to winning remains strong.
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