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It's March Break for tens of thousands of students and teachers in Ottawa and eastern Ontario, the first March Break without COVID-19 restrictions since 2020.
City staff estimate the tax could raise $25 million over five years, with the funds supporting affordable housing initiatives.Ottawa police, the city of Ottawa and the federal government will ramp up preparations this week for U.S. President Joe Biden's two-day visit to Ottawa. The infamous fast-food restaurant in downtown Ottawa is closing its doors in April after the franchise owner decided not to renew their lease.
"Rideau McDonald's has strangely become an Ottawa landmark and I thought that someone might attempt to do some sort of big public thing about it and I decided that ought to be me," the organizer said in an email to CTV News Ottawa.
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