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Housing is a key part of health care.
Opened in Toronto in 2024, Dunn House, Canada’s first Social Medicine housing, has already shown extraordinary results. By offering permanent and supportive housing to those experiencing homelessness, we’ve seen emergency department visits
The Dunn House model brings health care and housing together. It provides supportive housing for those who need it most, reduces strain on emergency services, and saves millions of dollars in health care costs.
It’s compassionate, effective care — and that’s why we’re
A Toronto hospital network is set to greatly expand its unique permanent housing program that largely serves homeless people who visit hospital emergency departments an inordinate amount of time. #ToPoli
An intimate look inside Winnipeg’s Siloam Mission, a busy shelter and drop-in centre addressing the homelessness crisis.
Ottawa police are seeking witnesses to a fatal hit and run that left a motorcyclist dead Friday morning. [...]
Ottawa's eastern O-Train extension is no longer expected to start pre-trial runs in early October, OC Transpo said Friday, citing software problems. [...]
Court documents obtained Friday by CBC News reveal it was Justin Towndale, the incumbent candidate seeking a second term as mayor of Cornwall, Ont., who recently raised concerns about past [...]
Police in Kingston, Ont., have released more information about a January 2025 "cyber incident" in which someone gained access to the service's systems and copied about 100,000 documents containing personal [...]
Mayoral candidates Alex Lawson, Mark Sutcliffe, Jeff Leiper and Neil Saravanamuttoo faced off Thursday at a debate hosted by the Ottawa Board of Trade, where deep divisions emerged over their [...]
In the last provincial election, the Coalition Avenir Québec promised to complete the province's cell network, but four years later in the regional municipality of the Pontiac, there are still [...]
Ontario's Ministry of Health says the supervised drug consumption site in Kingston has officially switched to a HART Hub, marking the end of an era for such provincially funded sites. [...]
Ottawa mayoral candidate Jeff Leiper has promised to triple funding for night ambassadors and safety outreach, fill empty commercial spaces and create a dedicated area for festivals to improve the [...]
Ward 2 has three candidates this municipal election. [...]
CBC/Radio-Canada unveiled its broadcast schedule Friday for the upcoming Professional Women’s Hockey League season, which features more games on the network than ever before. [...]
A jury has found that an Ottawa-based lawyer who represented survivors of St. Anne’s Residential School defamed the Timmins-based law firm Wallbridge Wallbridge in letters she wrote more than ten [...]
Candidates in the region have pitched several ideas for keeping the Outaouais competitive, such as funding social services, increasing salaries for health-care workers and improving infrastructure. The CBC’s Matthew Kupfer [...]
As he seeks re-election, Mark Sutcliffe is promising to fully fill a funding gap for fixing aging infrastructure, though he's hoping the provincial and federal governments will step in to [...]
Police in Belleville, Ont., say they're investigating antisemitic flyers being distributed in the city less than two weeks after a gunman was killed attempting to attack a local synagogue on [...]
Ottawa police say they believe a man randomly stabbed and badly injured two people in the city's downtown early Thursday. A 42-year-old man has been arrested and faces charges including [...]
When Ottawa police issued a warning in August that a high-risk sex offender had moved to the city, some people began confronting him and posting videos of their encounters online. [...]
Leading up to voting day on October 26, CBC Radio's Ottawa Morning is hosting a weekly municipal election panel to keep voters covered on the biggest moves and stories of [...]
Six people are lining up to challenge Matthew Luloff for the Orléans East-Cumberland seat he has held for two terms. [...]
The Mamu Nikantetau Expedition, an annual 10-day, 350-kilometre canoe/walking trek between Ottawa and Montreal, is designed to foster reconciliation and reconnection among elders and youth of several First Nations. This [...]