Katelyn Wilson

Ottawa

Reporter @CTVOttawa. RTDNA investigative Dan McArthur award recipient. @ucalgary /@lethcollege grad. Story idea!? [email protected]

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Ottawa bus route shakeup leaves parents concerned about impact on students

2 weeks ago | ctvnews.ca | Katelyn Wilson

Joshua Lovell relies on public transit to get around, but with major changes coming to Ottawa’s bus routes, it’s his daughter’s new commute to school that’s causing him the most worry. “I have nerve damage to my right leg and I walk with a cane,” Lovell said. “Because of that, I can’t safely drive, so I can’t go get her from school.”The Lovell family lives in South Keys and his 12-year-old daughter currently takes a student-only city bus to St. Francis Xavier High School.
Growing number of snowbirds selling U.S. homes amid growing tensions

3 weeks ago | ctvnews.ca | Katelyn Wilson

For Mike Dunlop and his wife, this winter marked the end of an era for the longtime snowbirds. As they set up a Canadian flag outside their house in Ottawa, they said it isn’t just a symbol of the place they call home—it was a message to the one they were leaving behind. “They don’t understand the visceral impact—the punch in the stomach Canadians feel,” said Dunlop.
Voters in Ottawa and western Quebec face new riding boundaries ahead of 2025 Federal Election

4 weeks ago | ctvnews.ca | Katelyn Wilson

As Canadians prepare to head to the polls in a few weeks, voters across Ottawa and western Quebec may notice changes to their ridings, including shifts in boundaries and new names. For some Ontarians, this means voting in a different district compared to February’s provincial election. This election marks the first since an independent review redrew the map, shifting boundaries and renaming ridings in eastern Ontario and western Quebec.
Ottawa resident will likely be next Canadian PM

1 month ago | ctvnews.ca | Katelyn Wilson

The city of Ottawa is finding itself front and centre of this federal election campaign, with the leaders of both the Liberal Party and the Conservative Party hanging their hats in the nation’s capital. The latest polling indicates that for the first time in more than 150 years, since Sir John A. Macdonald, it’s likely the next prime minister will be elected in Ottawa.
Ottawa shoppers flock to Hudson’s Bay as iconic retailer faces closure

1 month ago | ctvnews.ca | Katelyn Wilson

Shoppers showed up early to Hudson’s Bay locations across Ottawa, eager to claim a final piece of history as the retailer faces closure. “One last purchase – a Hudson’s Bay blanket would be great because who knows when we’ll see that again,” said Lynne Mathe, one of the many shoppers who arrived at the St. Laurent Shopping Centre location before doors opened on Tuesday.
Hair Republic in Rideau Centre owed thousands as Hudson’s Bay seeks liquidation

1 month ago | ctvnews.ca | Katelyn Wilson

The potential closure of Hudson’s Bay has a Rideau Centre hair salon wondering about its future and whether it will ever recoup thousands of dollars owed to them by Canada’s oldest retailer. Sales at Hudson’s Bay could begin as early as Tuesday as it looks to liquidate its entire business. The company operates four locations in Ottawa, part of 80 stores across the country that could close, along with three Saks Fifth Avenue stores and 13 Saks Off 5th locations.
Ottawa charities brace for impact as trade war brings economic uncertainty

1 month ago | ctvnews.ca | Katelyn Wilson

As the trade war with the United States rages on, it’s not just businesses being impacted. Non-profits and charities say it could mean a hit to donations while increasing demand for services at the same time. When Micheline Lepage’s son passed away from cancer nearly ten years ago, she turned to Bereaved Families of Ontario, a charity in Ottawa that she now helps run. The organization provided vital support during her grief journey, something she credits for helping her through the toughest times.
New video eases airport anxiety for kids with sensory needs

1 month ago | ctvnews.ca | Katelyn Wilson

For many families air travel can be daunting, especially for children living with learning or sensory needs such as autism or ADHD. But a new video by CHEO in partnership with the Ottawa Airport, offers a step-by-step guide that eases the entire airport journey from check-in to boarding. Jaden Bryk is the voice behind the video, one of the first resources designed to guide kids through the process. Living with ADHD and autism, Jaden says a trip to the airport can be overwhelming.
OCDSB reconsidering major changes to school boundaries

1 month ago | ctvnews.ca | Katelyn Wilson

The Ottawa-Carleton District School Board (OCDSB) is taking another look at its largest elementary restructuring plan in decades following concerns from parents. An OCDSB spokesperson confirmed to CTV News that it would be taking feedback from upcoming consultations and an online survey and will be looking at any adjustments that can be made. The elementary program review proposes changes to school boundaries and some specialized programs, which would see thousands of students switching schools.
Ottawa shoppers react as Hudson’s Bay faces uncertain future

1 month ago | ctvnews.ca | Katelyn Wilson

Many shoppers in Ottawa say they aren’t surprised to hear that Hudson’s Bay, Canada’s oldest retailer, has filed for creditor protection. With four stores in the capital, it’s a move that will let the retail giant pause debt payments, while figuring out how to stay afloat as it faces serious financial difficulties.