@thatmarciaclark I wanted to say I have read all your books and love them all keep writing you are brilliant a fan love from Ottawa Ontario Canada bless you
Today is Bell Let’s Talk Day. For every view of the official video, Bell will donate 5 cents towards mental health initiatives. Watch now and retweet this post to help us spread the word! https://t.co/5U0f8KElcA
Exciting day today! 30 of our Recruit class that graduated end of November receives their badge and HIT THE ROAD next week! Congrats 👍👏🏽@OPSChiefSloly@OttawaPolice
Last July, she looked at me and whispered "Mom? Keep me alive, OK?"
Our family almost fell apart. My career is on hold. I have been stumbling through a train wreck for 4 years. *This* isn't good enough. #mentalillness treatment needs to be funded like cancer
#BellLetsTalk
Today is #BellLetsTalk Day! Every year, Bell donates 5¢ to Canadian mental health initiatives for every retweet. Last year, we had 25K retweets. Let’s beat that!
A 1-week-old baby is the subject of an Amber Alert after three women were found dead inside a Miami home and the man suspected of taking the baby was also found dead hundreds of miles away https://t.co/yMwCm6B0nb
My thoughts are with victims of this tragedy and their families. Today was a challenging day for our city. I want to express my gratitude to the paramedics, dispatchers and support staff who joined forces with Ottawa's other first responders to care for the injured. Thank you.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, Ontario's Premier, the provincial opposition party leader and more are reacting to the deadly bus crash at Westboro Station. @MacLeodLisa says it reminds her of another tragic collision from 2013. #ottnews
Police Chief Charles Bordeleau says there was "something" which led police to detain the driver at the scene of a fatal bus crash at Westboro Station. No further details are being provided. #ottnews#ottawa
Family reunification centre at 345 Richmond Rd to provide support for affected families including crisis care, nutrition and hydration. RedCross # 1-855-797-8875 for anyone who suspects a loved one might have been involved in the collision, but who hasn’t yet been able to connect
Mayor Watson says the Red Cross has provided a number for people to call about loved ones who could be involved in today's crash. The number is 1-855-797-8875. #ottnews