Elyse Skura
Journalist at CBC Ottawa
Journalist at @CBCOttawa, just returned from @nhkworld_news in Tokyo. Questions, comments, newstips welcome at [email protected]. DMs open.
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cbc.ca | Elyse Skura
Ottawa·NewFrom missed work to mounting debt, permanent residents say being stranded abroad without their Canadian identification has left lasting scars. Lost or stolen ID can lead to bureaucratic headaches, lost work and unexpected costsFrom missed work to mounting debt, permanent residents say being stranded abroad without their Canadian identification has left lasting scars. CBC News recently shared Helen Bobat's story.
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cbc.ca | Elyse Skura
Ottawa·NewHelen Bobat went to England in mid-March for a five-day trip with only a week's worth of medication. Now she's stranded without a permanent resident card, and with few options to return. With only a week’s worth of medication, Helen Bobat’s situation quickly became desperateElyse Skura · CBC News · Posted: Apr 09, 2025 4:00 AM EDT | Last Updated: 1 minute agoHelen Bobat's wallet was stolen on this England street.
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cbc.ca | Elyse Skura
Ottawa·NewCandidates who make even a small mistake on their municipal election finance returns should face an audit, two Ottawa judges have ruled in back-to-back decisions that a lawyer worries could lead to abuse. City paid $84K for audit that didn’t lead to prosecution; another on the wayElyse Skura · CBC News · Posted: Apr 01, 2025 4:00 AM EDT | Last Updated: less than a minute agoThe City of Ottawa's independent election compliance audit committee will order an audit of Coun.
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msn.com | Elyse Skura
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cbc.ca | Elyse Skura
Ottawa·NewFrom housing and transit to the struggling downtown core and potential public service cuts, the mayors of Ottawa and Gatineau, Que., are joining forces to call on federal parties to pledge help for the National Capital Region.
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The City of Ottawa wants to triple the number of new paramedic hires next year as the demand for ambulances soars and emergency responders struggle after several high-stress years. More via @KatePorterCBC: https://t.co/LWX4tO0S4J
Ontario property managers are raising the alarm about the province's growing condo market, saying there's not enough of them to handle an expected influx of units. https://t.co/3HB3KDAcRO
Ottawa's Environment and Climate Change committee will be talking about a proposal to institute a garbage bag tag system today. The pay-as-you-throw system would see people who put out more than 55 bags or bins a year pay $3 per extra: https://t.co/VDVg4F6pnR