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Spring flooding: Ottawa River levels expected to peak by Friday - Vimarsana News

Spring flooding: Ottawa River levels expected to peak by Friday

Water levels on the Ottawa River are expected to peak in the national capital region on Thursday or Friday following five days of rainfall, but it will be next week before the water begins to recede.

Ottawa River expected to peak by Friday as water floods streets and properties in Ottawa-Gatineau - Vimarsana News

Ottawa River expected to peak by Friday as water floods streets and properties in Ottawa-Gatineau

Water levels on the Ottawa River are expected to peak in the national capital region on Thursday or Friday following five days of rainfall, but it will be next week before the water begins to recede.

Flooding closes ferry connecting Cumberland with Masson-Angers - Vimarsana News

Flooding closes ferry connecting Cumberland with Masson-Angers

The spring flooding along the Ottawa River is affecting more than just homes, residents and properties in the Ottawa area. It has also shut down ferry access across the river.

Waterfront residents in Cumberland brace for latest flood - Vimarsana News

Waterfront residents in Cumberland brace for latest flood

Residents near Boisé and Leo lanes in Ottawa's east end are busy filling sandbags and operating sump pumps for the third time in seven years.

Source: cbc.ca
The good, bad and ugly of Ottawa's hot pandemic housing market - Vimarsana News

The good, bad and ugly of Ottawa's hot pandemic housing market

From 19 bidding wars to buying in rural Ottawa or Quebec, new and to-be homeowners share their struggles and successes in Ottawa's hot pandemic housing market.

Source: cbc.ca