With more vaccines and St. Patrick’s Day both fast approaching, Ottawa Mayor Jim Watson urged residents to continue to exercise caution, suggesting they hold off on the green or Irish beers for yet another year. Read More
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COVID-19: Mayor urges caution with St. Paddy's Day approaching; Ottawa vaccine call-in booking system launches
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