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Article content Each day since COVID-19 entered our lives has been accompanied by worrying, and wearying, lists of numbers: case counts, infection rates, tests administered, hospital admissions, deaths. The figures, dispassionate and detached, become a blur, and the importance of what lies behind them is increasingly forgotten. In a special obituary project, we will memorialize and recount the stories of just some of the nearly 400 names and faces behind COVID’s deathly toll in Ottawa. An Ottawa artist, architect and print maker, Otto Graser died from COVID-19 two weeks after returning from...

Article content Each day since COVID-19 entered our lives has been accompanied by worrying, and wearying, lists of numbers: case counts, infection rates, tests administered, hospital admissions, deaths. The figures, dispassionate and detached, become a blur, and the importance of what lies behind them is increasingly forgotten. In a special obituary project, we will memorialize and recount the stories of just some of the nearly 400 names and faces behind COVID’s deathly toll in Ottawa. An Ottawa artist, architect and print maker, Otto Graser died from COVID-19 two weeks after returning from...

Article content Ottawa’s first reported case of COVID-19 came on Feb. 10, more than two months after the SARS-CoV-2 virus that causes the disease revealed itself to the world. Ten days passed before Ottawa’s second case arose, then two more days before the third. By the end of February, there were five cases here. It was not until later, however, that Ottawa Public Health was able to confirm COVID’s presence in the city. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Behind the numbers: How we're memorializing some of the nearly 400 Ottawa ...

Article content Ottawa’s first reported case of COVID-19 came on Feb. 10, more than two months after the SARS-CoV-2 virus that causes the disease revealed itself to the world. Ten days passed before Ottawa’s second case arose, then two more days before the third. By the end of February, there were five cases here. It was not until later, however, that Ottawa Public Health was able to confirm COVID’s presence in the city. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or REAL PEOPLE, REAL LIVES: Remembering some of the nearly 400 people who've ...