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


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It’s Thursday, Nov. 5. Here are today’s top stories from the Ottawa Citizen newsroom.

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NO GUARANTEE OF A REASONABLE JOB OFFER AT INDIGENOUS SERVICES CANADA AMID SPENDING REVIEW: DOCUMENT

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An internal document says there are “no confirmed departments” offering a “Guarantee of a Reasonable Job Offer.”

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Five unions representing teachers and education support workers, including those at the Ottawa-Carleton District School Board, are negotiating with the province simultaneously after contracts expired at the end of August.
Five unions representing teachers and education support workers, including those at the Ottawa-Carleton District School Board, are negotiating with the province simultaneously. Photo by Spencer Colby /Postmedia

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HERE’S WHEN ONTARIO EDUCATION UNIONS ARE HOLDING STRIKE VOTES

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Five unions representing education workers in Ontario are negotiating with the province simultaneously after contracts expired at the end of August.

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Former Ottawa Senators forward Clarke MacArthur (right) watches rookie camp with ex-GM Pierre Dorion in 2019.
Former Ottawa Senators forward Clarke MacArthur (right) watches rookie camp with ex-GM Pierre Dorion in 2019. Photo by Jean Levac /POSTMEDIA

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MICHAEL JORDAN, WAYNE GRETZKY AND AYAHUASCA: CLARKE MACARTHUR’S WILD RIDE POST-OTTAWA SENATORS

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A follow-up to the Ottawa Citizen’s Wednesday long read on Clarke MacArthur’s remarkable 2017 comeback to the NHL team’s lineup from post-concussion syndrome.

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Michael Amadio
Michael Amadio of the Ottawa Senators scores a goal against Colten Ellis of the Buffalo Sabres late in the third period of Wednesday’s contestt. Photo by Joe Hrycych /Getty Images

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BUFFALO BREAKTHROUGH: AMADIO’S WINNER, ERSSON’S EFFORT FUEL SENATORS COMEBACK WITHOUT INJURED RIDLY GREIG

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The Senators win in Buffalo for the first time since March 2024.

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Trim Station Doors Open Ottawa
A June 2025 file photo of the interior of Trim Station on the east extension of Line 1. Photo by ASHLEY FRASER /POSTMEDIA

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OC TRANSPO INCHING TOWARD EAST EXTENSION TESTING, BUT NO DATES SET

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The installation of software updates will require Line 1 to open at 12 noon on Nov. 15, with replacement buses running throughout the morning.

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