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Public Works Minister Rona Ambrose takes questions from reporters in Ottawa on Wednesday, March 10, 2010.

Feds order review of questionable contract

A massive government contract to maintain office buildings in Gatineau is under scrutiny after a Montreal newspaper questioned the costs being billed to taxpayers, including almost $2,000 to put two plants in an office. Comments ()

CTV News Channel: Rona Ambrose, minister

Gaming: Winners & Losers

Governments are looking online for the next cash cow. Online gaming is a $16 billion per year industry worldwide. No matter what age group -- video games have become part of modern living. But who are the winners and losers?

Fred Preston and his wife Barbara lived in this Sundridge, Ont. house until they separated.

OPP lays murder charge in officer's shooting death

A 70-year-old man has been charged with first-degree murder and attempted murder in connection with the shooting death of an OPP officer in southwest Ontario earlier this week.

Commissioner Julian Fantino speaks at a press conference in Toronto on Wednesday, March 10, 2010.

Province-wide child porn bust nets eastern Ont. residents

Seven people from eastern Ontario, including one teen, are facing charges in connection with what police are calling a "massive" child pornography investigation.

Members of the media get a close-up view of seal meat appetizers served to members of Parliament, in Ottawa on Wednesday, March 10, 2010. (Fred Chartrand / THE CANADIAN PRESS)

Seal meat lunch offered at parliamentary restaurant

Seal meat will be served up to federal politicians Wednesday, as the parliamentary restaurant will offer hors-d'oeuvre and main courses made of the contentious ingredient on its lunchtime menu.

School bus collides with car in Almonte

Seven children escaped without injuries when their school bus collided with another vehicle in Almonte, west of Ottawa.

The Ottawa Hospital is looking to slash millions from its budget in order to balance the books.

Ottawa Hospital returns to normal occupancy levels

The Ottawa Hospital is now operating at full capacity after cancelling 70 elective surgeries over the last two weeks. Comments ()

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