Ottawa has seen a flurry of temperature changes in the last several weeks, from record-breaking warm temperatures, to snow and a cold snap.
"I think I would describe it as kind of like a rollercoaster. One second, I'm super excited, I'm packing away all my winter stuff, and then the next minute, I'm taking it all out again, getting the gloves ready," said Crissy Labin, a resident of Ottawa originally from Ireland.
"I really feel like Ottawa can't make up its mind with the weather. One minute it's cold, the next delightful, and then back to miserable again," said Labin. Layne French was on his way to pick up his parents from the airport when a coughing fit turned into something much worse.Victor Sharrah has a rare condition called prosopometamorphopsia, or PMO, in which parts of the faces of other people appear distorted in shape, texture, position or color.
The Region of Waterloo wants to purchase land in Wilmot Township for, what it calls, future “shovel-ready projects.” Some are feeling blindsided by the potential sale.In a display of environmental stewardship, a group of passionate youth in Waterloo region has taken action to protect endangered turtle species by constructing innovative turtle nest protectors.The Wye Marsh Wildlife Centre is hosting its 34th annual Sweetwater Harvest Festival this weekend along with Sainte-Marie of the Hurons.
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