A high-rise building on St. Laurent Boulevard in the Vanier neighbourhood was evacuated Sunday morning after multiple residents reported an overwhelming “paint-like smell” inside, Ottawa Fire Services said. Read More
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Vanier high-rise with elevated carbon monoxide levels evacuated Sunday
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