
Peter Szperling
Multi Skilled Journalist at CJOH-TV (Ottawa, ON)
Freelance Journalist at Freelance
Multi-Skilled-Journalist (MSJ) with @ctvottawa. Reporter-Camera-Editor. Have a story idea? [email protected]. DM’s open. https://t.co/7hbGdQ1d1Y
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5 days ago |
ctvnews.ca | Peter Szperling
The timeline for opening a new Ottawa police facility in the city’s south end has been delayed until 2027, in part because of issues related to soft soil at the site that the Ottawa Police Service says was not discovered until construction began. The facility at 3505 Prince of Wales Dr., near Carleton Lodge, is intended to replace the Leitrim and Greenbank police stations, as well as several leased properties across the city. A new 911 Communications Centre will be housed in the police facility.
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5 days ago |
ctvnews.ca | Peter Szperling
The Ottawa Police Service will hold a ceremony to mark a “significant step forward” for its new south end police station. A “topping-off” recognition ceremony on Friday will mark the completion of the building’s structural framework. “This symbolizes progress not just for the Ottawa Police Service but also for the broader community we serve,” police said in a media release.
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1 week ago |
ctvnews.ca | Peter Szperling
OC Transpo is offering free service this weekend on buses, trains, and Para Transpo. On Saturday and Sunday, fare gates at O-Train stations will be open, and you won’t need to pay when boarding the bus. Para Transpo users can book free trips. “It’s a way to say a huge thank you for your patience,” Transit Services general manager Renée Amilcar said Thursday. “We know that we have been working hard to improve the service, and it was tough on you as customers.
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2 weeks ago |
ctvnews.ca | Peter Szperling
With an increasing flood risk along the Ottawa River, residents are being advised to closely monitor water levels and sandbags are being made available as a precaution. City of Ottawa officials say the current water level peak is expected to come later this week – Friday in West Carleton and Britannia, and on Saturday in Cumberland.
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2 weeks ago |
ctvnews.ca | Peter Szperling
Bruyere Health is using a robotic device to move patients to and from appointments within the hospital. With just a click, a patient can be moved from their bed with little effort. “I think it’s definitely the future for all of medical care workers,” said Porter Nick Lamothe. He’s using an innovative new device to transfer patients within the hospital – like from their room to an X-ray appointment. “I’ve started using this about three months ago, and I love it,” he said.
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