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News of the day: Inside the desk space debacle at the public service pay centre; OC Transpo new ways to bus based on ‘outdated, inaccurate’ data; City hall outsider wants to be Ottawa’s new mayor

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It’s Wednesday, June 17. Here are the top stories from the Ottawa Citizen newsroom today. RETURN-TO-OFFICE ‘UNACHIEVABLE’: INSIDE THE DESK

City of Toronto ferry service to Wards Island resumes after temporary suspension

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Ferry Service to Wards Island has resumed after being temporarily suspended by the City of Toronto on Thursday afternoon. A

Man charged by Ottawa police with possession of replica firearms

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A man in his 20s is facing a series of charges after the Ottawa Police Service seized a pair of

Canadian shot dead at South Africa wildlife park in apparent accident: officials

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OTTAWA — A Canadian has been shot dead at a South African wilderness park, in what authorities say appears to

OC Transpo New Ways to Bus based on ‘outdated, inaccurate’ data, audit finds

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“Overall, based on the priorities and targets established, the bus schedule that has been developed cannot be achieved consistently with

‘Incredible strides’: 12-year-old Tumbler Ridge shooting victim leaves hospital, starts communicating with tablet

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Maya Gebala’s family has some good news to share. The 12-year-old girl, who was badly injured in the Tumbler Ridge

Gatineau woman, 52, charged in drug bust

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A 52-year-old Gatineau woman faces several charges of drug trafficking following a raid Thursday at a residence on La Vérendrye

Youth airlifted to trauma centre after being struck by falling tree in Oshawa

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A youth was airlifted to a Toronto trauma centre Thursday afternoon after being struck by a falling tree in Oshawa,

Ebola cases increase almost 40% in a week as death toll passes 200

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DAKAR, Senegal (AP) — The Ebola outbreak in Congo and Uganda has claimed more than 200 lives in its first