It’s Monday, Nov. 2. Here are today’s top stories from the Ottawa Citizen newsroom:
GOVERNMENT WATCHDOG RAISES QUESTIONS ABOUT MILITARY COLLECTING INFORMATION ABOUT CANADIANS
NSIRA launched its review after several Ottawa Citizen articles on Canadian Forces actions during the pandemic.
FOR A LITTLE GIRL WITH RETT SYNDROME, IT’S A RACE AGAINST TIME
With treatment options limited in Canada, Lucia Vaccaro’s family are looking to the U.S. for help with the rare genetic disorder.
The Evening Citizen
CALIFORNIA COLLAPSE: SENATORS BLOW 3-0 LEAD, COZENS IN HOT WATER, JOHANSSON GIVES UP SIX IN UGLY LOSS TO DUCKS
Ducks score four goals on the power play and the Senators don’t record any with the man advantage
HOW CAN PUBLIC SERVANTS RECONCILE USING MORE AI WITH ITS MORAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS?
A former public servant gives advice on how to navigate the moral quandaries of increased AI use for government employees.
OTTAWA SENATORS UNVEIL BLACK-AND-GOLD HOMETOWN REMIX JERSEY
National Hockey League teams revealed their Hometown Remix jerseys on Monday, with the Sens set to wear theirs nine times.
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