It’s Tuesday, Nov. 11. Here are today’s top stories from the Ottawa Citizen newsroom:
UNION LEADERS SLAM GOVERNMENT OVER LACK OF GUARANTEED JOB OFFERS FOR PUBLIC SERVANTS
Unions say there has been a reluctance across departments to use GRJOs.
OTTAWA MILITARY WIDOW KEEPS HER LOVE ALIVE ON REMEMBRANCE DAY
Five years after Cpl. Justin Quesnel’s death, Caitlin Mayo tends his grave and talks to him at Beechwood Cemetery.
The Evening Citizen
PHOTOS CAPTURE THE SPIRIT OF REMEMBRANCE DAY IN OTTAWA
This year’s ceremonies may carry extra weight for some, marking 25 years since the start of the war in Afghanistan and coming just weeks after the deadly fire at CFB Wainwright.
CAPITAL LOSSES: OTTAWA SENATORS LET LEAD SLIP AWAY, LOSE NICK COUSINS IN OT LOSS TO WASHINGTON CAPITALS
Next up: A visit from the Colorado Avalanche on Thursday, likely with Linus Ullmark back in the Ottawa net.
ELDERLY WOMAN STRUCK AND KILLED BY VEHICLE WHILE WALKING HOME ON VIEWMOUNT DRIVE
The woman’s death was the 33rd fatality on Ottawa’s streets this year, and the 12th pedestrian.
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