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Article content The Ottawa Police Service believes incidents of racial profiling or sexual harassment should be enough for the chief to suspend an officer without pay, according to a report to the police services board. The police force is taking advantage of a provincial consultation on regulations for the Community Safety and Policing Act, designed to replace the Police Services Act, to suggest changes to the rules governing police suspensions. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Ottawa police suggest including racial profiling, sexual harassmen...

Article content Bidding wars on houses are unhealthy, with selling prices getting higher and higher by the day and unaffordable to the average person. The system for multiple bids on houses needs to end or be more transparent. Marilyn Hanley, Ottawa Vaccine experience was smooth … My husband and I have both received our COVID vaccinations recently, mine at the Civic Campus of The Ottawa Hospital and his at city hall. We were impressed with the smooth, effective, safe, and time-efficient process at both locations, and most of all with the cheerfulness, helpful attitudes and genuine kindness ...

Posted: Feb 26, 2021 4:00 AM ET | Last Updated: February 26 Ottawa police Const. Eric Post has pleaded guilty to five charges including assault and uttering threats.(CBC) Two women who were assaulted by Ottawa Police Const. Eric Post say a plea deal brokered by the Crown diminishes the violence and fear the officer inflicted upon them. On Jan. 15, Post pleaded guilty to five charges related to violence against several women over the course of five years. They were women he was linked to romantically or knew personally. He initially faced 32 charges — the highest number ever for an officer i...

Article content Another day, another Ottawa police officer commits a crime and the justice system looks the other way. It’s an emerging pattern that should worry us all. In the latest account, the Citizen’s Shaamini Yogaretnam tells the story of a woman who suffered abuse at the hands of an officer she dated, then got shafted by the justice system. The story makes disturbing reading. She was one of seven women who made serious criminal allegations against Const. Eric Post, including sexual assault, to the Ottawa police. After a long fight to get the police to take the allegations seriousl...

Article content The second woman to complain about the abusive behaviour of Ottawa police Const. Eric Post says the whole process — from fighting to have the police take her allegations seriously, to the sham of a plea deal that saw him admit to just five of 32 criminal charges — has been defeating. The woman, whose identity is protected by a publication ban, was one of seven women who came forward with serious criminal allegations against Post, including sexual assault. One victim died by suicide before the trial was scheduled to begin. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Tr...