Military thaws out Ottawa Valley after 1998 ice storm

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It was 18 years ago this weekend that the military was called in to help Ottawa Valley residents thaw out after the 1998 ice storm.
This week, Our Ottawa digs into the archives for a report from former CBC reporter Susan Harada.
You can watch the segment here or tune into Our Ottawa, CBC Television's weekly program, when it airs Saturday at noon, Sunday at 11 a.m. and Monday at 11 a.m.
Join guest host Dan Seguin for a look at what's happening in our community, plus lifestyle tips and stories about health, music, arts and entertainment.

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  • Ottawans react to the death of music legend David Bowie.
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