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The Ottawa Citizen’s daily 5 p.m. roundup


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It’s Monday, Oct. 5. Here are today’s top stories from the Ottawa Citizen newsroom:

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‘IT’S GOUGING’: STREAMING EXCLUSIVITY MAKING OTTAWA SENATORS GAMES UNAFFORDABLE FOR LOCAL SPORTS BARS

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If Ottawa establishments want to show all 84 Sens games this season, they’ll need to fork over even more cash to third-party commercial providers.

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A public servant asks how they can challenge a reclassification of their position. Illustration by Robert Cross
A public servant asks how they can challenge a reclassification of their position. Illustration by Robert Cross Photo by Getty Images /Postmedia

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THE GOVERNMENT RECLASSIFIED MY JOB AND IT’S NOT FAIR

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A former public servant provides advice on how employees can challenge having their positions downgraded.

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Ottawa Senators defenceman Jake Sanderson skates during training camp at the Bell Sensplex.
Ottawa Senators defenceman Jake Sanderson skates during training camp at the Bell Sensplex. Photo by Tony Caldwell /POSTMEDIA

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OTTAWA SENATORS LOSE JAKE SANDERSON INDEFINITELY IN MASSIVE BLOW TO BLUE LINE

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Coach Travis Green is confident that the lower-body injury to Ottawa’s top defenceman isn’t serious.

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Mayoral candidates, left to right: Neil Saravanamuttoo, Mark Sutcliffe, Jeff Leiper and Alex Lawson.
Mayoral candidates, left to right: Neil Saravanamuttoo, Mark Sutcliffe, Jeff Leiper and Alex Lawson. Photo by Jean Levac, Tony Caldwell /POSTMEDIA

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ROUNDUP: WHAT YOU MAY HAVE MISSED IN THE MUNICIPAL ELECTION CAMPAIGN LAST WEEK

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With election campaigns in full swing, keeping up with the municipal election can be hard. Here’s what you might have missed between Sept. 26 and Oct. 3.

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Someone in a green collared shirt and hat walk onto the festival grounds.
Festivalgoers arrive at Ottawa Bluesfest 2026. Photo by Ashley Fraser /Postmedia

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WHY GETTING A SPECIAL-EVENT PERMIT IN OTTAWA ‘SUCKS THE LIFE OUT OF YOU’

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Festival organizers are calling on mayoral contenders to streamline the process of securing special-event permits in the national capital.

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