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The rain these past days, has washed away much of the snow. Somehow I doubt that we will be spared a visit from the snow queen who will make up for her delay with gust and enthusiasm to paint the landscapes white again. The critters have been very busy storing what they are gathering …a lot of take out. Given a choice on the menu, the favourite has been the peanuts in their shells. the shelled…

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[ottawarealtor]

We are thrilled to announce that we've been nominated for Ottawa's Best Realtor in the prestigious Faces Magazine 2024 Awards! We extend heartfelt gratitude to the wonderful city of Ottawa, friends, colleagues, and family for your unwavering support and nominations.

This nomination is not just an acknowledgment but a testament to our commitment in making a positive impact on people's lives. Whether it's securing a dream home for a family or offering valuable guidance in real estate matters, we take pride in being a part of your journey.

Lets try and get this award this year so please Vote for us once per day starting today. Here is how you can vote:

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2. Navigate to the "Real Estate Section "

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Stay Awesome and Blessed!

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2024-03-28Cjueves en Ottaw desde el 22 ala 1;30 pm

Casi las 5 ya y me he gastadt entre las 10 am y las 4 pm $380 y descuentos y amaños $130× : salvation Army $168, San Vincent $41 y $68 ;Coasco $1.58 hotdog salchicha polaca y te, agua fresquita con hielo, ReStore en TrainYard $41 y $68 : ropa para mi $70 vajilla para Carlo $45 zapats Para Greg o Carlos $45 , LIBROS $45 termometro $30 matamosquitod $30, cortinad $60 manyelrs y sevilletas $36, joyeria $39, duvet, sabanas y manta folclorica mexicans $60, contrnefor grande y silla rotativa $30 ....volvi con el google map y tome la 417, que iba lenta porwue era la hora punta, llegue muy cansada a 199 kent 9 horas + 1:30 edperando para que abrieran Salvation Army y ahora casi 45+ minutos para dejar el Kari y Greg superenojado xq compro coas en rebajas...

Esm arreglo algo en lis bancos y luego fue a renovar su pasaporte canadiense a Prince of W.

Carlos se ha ido con dus Partners Emy , con quien lloro vuando se iba co su marido Callum a Japon por 3 + semanad y con la que iba a ir hoy al petting zoo y a beber cava zfrexenet para celebrar su vuelts...

Extrana peto entrañable relacion. Su cada esta supetlimpia y organizada tienen 1 mama gata y 4 gatos que tuvo poco despues de que la compraran..

Hace mucho calor y bastante sol

Espero ordenar un poco el apartamento de Carlos y luego irnos a dormir a Melrose

GREG QUIERE QUEDARSE, , ha recogido sus medicinas de Shoppers zDrugmart..

Me falta.agudeza visual aun con las lentes... y Como enormidades todos los dias pamzona y gorda estoy.

Tengo que comunicarme con mi familia en España xq llevo muchi sin saber de ellos.. y del piso de zMadrid ya habra unos 2 000 euros??? Debo mas de $5 000 en credit catds... Santo Cielo ayudanod

Si pasamos en Ottawa la Pascua Mayra neveditaria ir a regar las plan5as a 43 zGeorgina Gate ademad ni sabemos si les han dado algo del welfare????

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[kalooziecomfortottawa]

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[atlanticcanada]

N.S. mass shooting inquiry report must deliver 'clear commentary': family lawyer

On July 22, 2020, about three months after a gunman murdered 22 people in Nova Scotia, a procession of grieving relatives marched to the local RCMP detachment, demanding an independent and open inquiry into the rampage.

Nick Beaton, who lost his pregnant wife Kristen Beaton in the April 18-19, 2020, killings, wore a sign with a photo of his young son kissing Kristen. "I miss my Mommy," it read. "We deserve answers and the truth."

On Thursday, Beaton and others who pressed for answers will see the result of their demands as a federal-provincial inquiry -- which was announced a week after the 2020 demonstration in Bible Hill, N.S. -- delivers its final report.

Sandra McCulloch, a lawyer who represents 14 of the victims' families, said in an interview Tuesday they are hoping "for clear commentary on what things went wrong and what things ought to have been done better or differently."

The mass shooting began in the tranquil community of Portapique when a 51-year-old Halifax denturist assaulted his spouse, loaded his illegal firearms into in a replica RCMP vehicle and began shooting his neighbours. Thirteen people died that night, as houses set on fire by the killer created a nightmarish glow over the wooded area.

The killer managed to escape, and on April 19, nine more people were gunned down, including RCMP Const. Heidi Stevenson -- whose car was struck by the mass killer's vehicle as she responded to a call for help from a fellow officer.

The gunman was killed by two members of the Mounties' emergency response team at a gas station in Enfield, N.S., about 13 hours after the first deaths.

The public inquiry had a broad mandate, but some observers say the issues of policing and gender-based violence are at the heart of the probe.

Wayne MacKay, professor emeritus of law at Dalhousie University in Halifax, said it's important to note that while the commission of inquiry is focused on finding facts and making recommendations, it cannot lay blame or determine criminal or civil liability. Still, he said the final report could prompt big changes, particularly for the RCMP.

Among other things, MacKay said the inquiry is sure to urge the national police force to be more transparent when communicating with the public.

"From the very first news conference, there was either misinformation or under-information from the RCMP, which continued throughout the whole process," he said. "And they should have got the word out earlier that a man was driving a police car and shooting people."

On another front, MacKay said the inquiry will likely recommend that the RCMP do something about its lack of co-operation with municipal police forces.

"The RCMP, in what might appear to be almost an act of arrogance, was repeatedly saying, 'No, we have this under control,"' MacKay said. "There seems to be a kind of superiority in terms of how they deal with other police forces."

As well, the commission of inquiry is expected to have plenty to say about how the RCMP handles complaints of intimate partner violence.

The inquiry heard that Gabriel Wortman began the killings after attacking his spouse, Lisa Banfield. Witnesses told inquiry lawyers that Wortman's history of violence against women spanned decades, and a former neighbour in Portapique told the inquiry she informed police in 2013 that he possessed illegal weapons when she filed a complaint about an alleged incident of domestic violence.

MacKay said the inquiry has the option of calling for an overhaul of the RCMP that would end its role as the main police force in most parts of rural Canada.

Since the tragedy, the RCMP has addressed shortfalls in gear and procedures, but its full response to the report will only be rolled out after its release, senior officers have said.

The commission has said its report will contain seven volumes and span as many as 3,000 pages. But Ed Ratushny, a professor emeritus at the University of Ottawa's law school, said the key will be whether it offers a clear account of what occurred and practical recommendations on how to prevent similar occurrences.

"A public inquiry has to be user-friendly to the public," he said.

During the hearings, Ratushny criticized restrictions placed on cross-examination of some witnesses, particularly of police officers, as part of the inquiry's mandate to not amplify the trauma experienced during the shootings.

"I wonder whether the credibility of the report might be put in jeopardy, in some respects, because of not having more ordinary, predictable cross-examination," he said during an interview Monday.

McCulloch said some of her clients have developed a "tentative" approach to the inquiry, and they hope "the commission doesn't shy away from saying things that need to be said" in the final report.

"We're not going to make any positive change if they can't clearly speak to what went wrong and what must be fixed going forward," she said.

This report by The Canadian Press was first published March 29, 2023.

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How is this the most accurate picrew I've ever gotten,,,

Anyway. @ottawer @rewindandunwind @deadbirds-and-daydreams. Get tagged. Suffer. Also anyone else who wants to!!

Me 🤝 @mrabubu, bugs

Uquiz and picrew, inviting anyone who wants to participate!

[ghostacolytev2]

The Parliament buildings are undergoing a multi-phase restoration (including earthquake-proofing and laser cleaning), based on the National Project Management System. While the Centre Block is closed to tourists, Parliament Hill remains open for those who want to wander about.

[ottawarealtor]

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