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Publication Date: July 18, 2026 - 15:07

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Tenants allowed back into flood-damaged building, but some aren't ready to return

July 18, 2026

Some tenants of a west Ottawa highrise that had its power system wiped out during the intense Canada Day storm are expressing reservations about returning, even though the building's owner says their apartments are once again habitable.



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