News of the day: New speed limits on some highways; Judge dismisses challenge of union leaders' suspensions; Should Ottawa place a moratorium on new AI data centres?

It’s Friday, August 21. Here are today’s top stories from the Ottawa Citizen newsroom NEW SPEED LIMITS COME TO SOME OTTAWA HIGHWAYS The change is part of Ontario’s expansion of 110 km/h speed limits across the provincial highway network. Read the story JUDGE DISMISSES CHALLENGE OF SUSPENSIONS BY OUSTED PUBLIC SERVICE UNION LEADERS Justice Karen […]

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