Kimberley Fowler

Weekend Anchor and Producer at CJOH-TV (Ottawa, ON)

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More Tariffs, less trips: Canadians put U.S. vacations on hold amid trade war

1 month ago | ctvnews.ca | Kimberley Fowler

March Break isn’t off to the best start for Pat Blanchette and his family travelling out of Ottawa International Airport (YOW). Their flight to Florida was canceled this morning, but they’ve managed to get onto another flight. The family booked their trip a year ago before the start of the trade war with the United States and say they may have chosen a different destination if they were booking another trip for next year. “You know, I’d put in new considerations for sure,” said Blanchette.
Ottawa Fire Services recognizes ‘Hydrant Hero’

1 month ago | ctvnews.ca | Kimberley Fowler

Not all heroes wear capes, some of them carry shovels. “It’s almost like getting a community medal or something,” said Orleans resident Daniel Lamothe. “It’s an acknowledgement of the time taken.” After record-breaking snow fall in Ottawa this winter, Lamothe has continuously cleared snow from around the fire hydrant located on his front lawn. His actions helped firefighters contain a house fire a couple of doors down to the basement, preventing it from spreading.
Local business helps clear catch basins ahead of heavy rainfall in Ottawa

1 month ago | ctvnews.ca | Kimberley Fowler

An owner of a local business is helping city crews to clear streets and catch basins ahead of the expected heavy rainfall in the capital. “Like they say, it takes the village,” said Joel Goyette, owner of snow removal company, Snow-Care Works in Orleans. (https://snowcareworks.ca/)When Goyette is not removing snow from residential driveways, the head of the family-owned company is lending a helping hand to the city, one grate at a time.
Restaurants in Ottawa extending hours to support Muslims observing Ramadan

1 month ago | ctvnews.ca | Kimberley Fowler

It’s the start of the holiest month for Muslims. “It’s a very auspicious month, and we feel proud that it has come,” Raghid Syed, partner at Cafe by Dhruvees in Vanier told CTV News Ottawa Friday. “Ramadan is the holy month in Islamic calendar. In fact, it’s the month where every Muslim across the globe, look (forward to) and wait for.”This is Syed’s first Ramadan in Canada after moving to Ottawa from Dubai.
Alexandra Bridge reopens after lengthy repairs to the relief of drivers and businesses

1 month ago | ctvnews.ca | Kimberley Fowler

After nearly a year and a half, the Alexandra Bridge officially reopened Tuesday afternoon, a day earlier than expected. “I am happy, very very happy,” said a cab driver who just drove across the bridge from Gatineau to Ottawa. “I drive (my customers) to go straight here. I don’t need to go to the MacDonald Cartier. It’s a very nice bridge.”The Alexandra Bridge was closed to vehicle traffic in October 2023 for repairs and rehabilitation.
Trump’s tariffs have Canadian companies considering U.S. expansion

2 months ago | ctvnews.ca | Kimberley Fowler

On Thursday, U.S. President Donald Trump rolled out plans to increase reciprocal tariffs on all its major trading partners. This has caused some Canadian companies to consider expanding into the U.S. to avoid any looming tariffs. “If we wait for them to resolve our problems, I don’t think we’re going to survive,” says Jacques Champagne, associate director of international supply chain at Aluminium Depot Gatineau (ALDG).
Roses are red, chocolates are impressive, inflation is making Valentine’s Day more expensive

2 months ago | ctvnews.ca | Kimberley Fowler

If you’re thinking about buying flowers or some sweet treats for that special someone this Valentine’s Day, those romantic gestures will cost you a little more than you might expect this year. The cost of Valentine’s Day chocolate is expected to go up 10 to 20 per cent, as the price of cocoa has more than doubled since the beginning of 2024. A dozen roses could also cost you more, with several factors like unpredictable weather and supply chain issues influencing the price.
Tariff threats, changes to de minimis exemption could impact some small Canadian businesses

2 months ago | ctvnews.ca | Kimberley Fowler

When U.S. President Donald Trump threatened tariffs on Canadian goods last week, his executive order also included eliminating a tax exemption that’s been in place between the USA and Canada for nearly a century. The new rule could hurt some Canadian small businesses who rely on their American clientele. For nearly 100 years, Canadian companies have used what’s called the de minimis exemption.
Ottawa voters heading to the provincial polls in rare winter election

2 months ago | ctvnews.ca | Kimberley Fowler

For the first time in more than four decades, voters in Ontario will be heading to the polls in the winter. Elections are rare this time of year. The last provincial winter election was on Mar. 19, 1981, and the last time an Ontario election was held in February was on Feb. 27, 1883. Some are concerned the cold weather and snow could lead to a low voter turnout. Jamie Fortune and Moira Wilkie, residents in Lanark County, are setting up their taffy stand in Ottawa for Winterlude.
Jackpot in Maniwaki, Que. radio station 'Catch the Ace' contest tops $3M

Sep 4, 2024 | ottawa.ctvnews.ca | Kimberley Fowler

In the 'Catch the Ace' card game, the premise is simple. Pull the ace of spades from the deck and you win! In Maniwaki, Que., local radio station CHGA 97.3 has been playing their version of 'Catch the Ace' for nearly a year without a winner. There's only one card left in the deck, so on Thursday, the winning ticketholder is guaranteed to take home a huge cash prize. The town of nearly 4,000 people has never seen anything like this.