It’s Tuesday, November 10. Here are today’s top stories from the Ottawa Citizen newsroom.
CANADIAN ARMY CUTTING RESERVE MILITARY JOBS, CANCELLING SOME TRAINING
The cuts come at a time of unprecedented defence spending.
FEDS WON’T SAY WHETHER EDC, BDC MERGER WILL MEAN JOB LOSS
Last week’s federal budget proposed a merger between Export Development Canada and the Business Development Bank of Canada, but it’s unclear whether any jobs are at risk.
The Evening Citizen
HOW TO UNDERSTAND REMEMBRANCE DAY WHEN YOU ARE A KID | OPINION
Few of the Girl Guides who placed poppies on veterans’ Beechwood headstones can fully grasp sacrifice, but their act of remembrance is important.
OTTAWA SENATORS GET RIDLY GREIG BACK; LINUS ULLMARK WILL WAIT WITH ALEX OVECHKIN IN TOWN
Both Ridly Greig and Linus Ullmark were full participants in the club’s 35-minute skate on Monday
OTTAWA POLICE ISSUE HUNDREDS OF CHARGES IN TRAFFIC-ENFORCEMENT BLITZ
Ottawa police targeted bad driving during traffic-enforcement operations in the south and west districts of the city.
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