Natalie van Rooy
Reporter and Journalist at CJOH-TV (Ottawa, ON)
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1 week ago |
ctvnews.ca | Natalie van Rooy
Ottawa police are investigating after at least two Centretown businesses were broken into, vandalized and robbed overnight Saturday. The incidents happened at local grocer Red Apron and Arlington Five, a café, both small businesses in the same neighbourhood. Ottawa police is not confirming whether the two incidents are connected. Police did not confirm charges or arrests Sunday.
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1 week ago |
ctvnews.ca | Natalie van Rooy
It’s more expensive to get ready for the Easter holiday this year because the cost of chocolate has gone up. It’s a phenomenon being felt around the world because of a global cocoa shortage. Chocolate store owners say there’s no relief in sight and they’ve been forced to increase prices. “It is very difficult to adapt,” said Heinrich Stubbe, Stubbe Chocolates owner.
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1 month ago |
ctvnews.ca | Natalie van Rooy
Ottawa residents have likely noticed more Canadian flags and signs popping up at stores across to signal what is locally made. The ‘Buy Canadian’ movement continues to grow across the country as trade tensions with the United States drag on. For local small businesses, it’s a chance to show support for the country. Cedar and Co. Food Market in the Glebe has not only put up signs for what’s made in Canada, they have also pulled most of their American products off store shelves.
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1 month ago |
ctvnews.ca | Natalie van Rooy
The City of Ottawa is conducting a study on the future of active transportation in the downtown core and is looking at ways to improve transit service on Bank Street. The option of bus-only lanes on Bank Street are off the table, but the city is looking at the possibility of implementing bus lanes during peak times in the Glebe, possibly altering the stretch of Bank Street from Highway 417 to the Rideau Canal. There are also calls for a similar option in Centretown.
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1 month ago |
ctvnews.ca | Natalie van Rooy
The setbacks against Tesla continue as the electric vehicle giant is recalling almost every Cybertruck south of the border. The move comes as Tesla dealerships in Canada and the United States have been targeted with damage and vandalism. There’s also been “Tesla Takedown” protests across North America to denounce CEO Elon Musk. “It’s kind of difficult because, you know, I have a family car. The car works great.
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Trudeau concludes press conference with this comment: “The coming weeks will be difficult for Canadians and it will be difficult for the Americans.” “We don’t want to be here, we didn’t ask for this, but we will not back down.” #tariffs
Trudeau: tonight I am announcing Canada will be retaliating with 25% tariffs against 155 billion dollars worth of goods. Our response will be far reaching and will include American beer/wine/bourbon, vegetables, fruits and foods. It will include household items, lumber, plastics
Trudeau: “If President Trump wants to usher in a new golden age of the United States, the better path is to partner with Canada, not to punish us.” #tariffs
