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As news and events took place in Ottawa during 2015, Citizen photographers were on the scene to help tell the stories to our readers.
JANUARY 24: Dog sled teams from Nordik Adventures offered people rides during the Winter Celebration at Rideau Hall.
FEBRUARY 19: An Ottawa Paramedic examines a man lying on the road after the car he was travelling in collided with an OC Transpo bus on the Transitway at Laurier and Nicholas near the University of Ottawa. At least two people were transported to hospital after the accident.
MARCH 1: Protesters gather in front of the Citizenship and Immigration building on Laurier Avenue, complaining that delays in processing inland spousal sponsorships have left more than 10,000 families in Canada in limbo for more than two years without work, health care or immigration status.
APRIL 14: Senator Mike Duffy is surrounded by media after he leaves court at the end of day six in his trial, charged with 31 counts of fraud, breach of trust and bribery.
APRIL 30: Rabindra Basnet, a youth member of the Ottawa Nepalese community volunteers, lays candles on the ground that read ‘Pray for Nepal’ on Parliament Hill, at a vigil held to support earthquake victims.
MAY 8: Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne and other local MPs attended at commemorative ceremony at the National War Memorial in honour of the 70th anniversary of VE Day. About 40 World War II veterans were also in attendance and driven up Elgin Street to the war memorial in period military vehicles.
JUNE 2: Corrine Potts hugs her stepmother Marceline Potts, 86, an Indian Residential School survivor, during the presentation of the report of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission at the Delta Hotel.
JUNE 21: (left to right) a member of the Royal Canadian Navy; Korean Defence Attaché Colonel Jang Min Choi; Korean ambassador Daeshik Jo; Senator Yonah Martin; Lieutenant General Marquis Haines; and Chief Warrant Officer Alain Guimond walk down the steps of the War Memorial as the ceremony ends for the 62nd anniversary of the Korean War Armistice.
JUNE 29: The Ceremonial Guard leave Parliament Hill after the first Changing of the Guard ceremony of the 2015 season.
AUGUST 12: Zeinab Khazaal, 11, centre, joins her father at the airport as part of a taxi driver protest of changed fare conditions.
AUGUST 12: Former PMO chief of staff Nigel Wright arrives at the Ottawa courthouse to testify as the Senator Mike Duffy trial resumed.
SEPTEMBER 12: Protestors for animal rights were outside the Baconpolooza event held at the Canada Agriculture and Food Museum.
SEPTEMBER 18: Around 100 protestors, many of them Airport Taxi drivers march around Ottawa City Hall to protest their continued lockout by Coventry Connections and to call on the city to do more to crack down on Uber drivers.
SEPTEMBER 26: The Canadian Police Memorial Ride to Remember and the National Peace Officers’ Memorial Run to Remember arrived on Parliament Hill, where a woman is consoled as she takes a moment at the Police Memorial on Parliament Hill to pay respects to a fallen officer.
OCTOBER 19: A line up at the Ottawa City Hall voting station as the federal election took place.
OCTOBER 20: Prime Minister-designate Justin Trudeau was welcomed to Ottawa with hundreds of supporters and newly-elected Liberal MPs at the Westin Hotel.
OCTOBER 22: Justin Trudeau shakes hands with Stephen Harper with Laureen Harper in between during a memorial service at the National War Memorial, as Canada marks the one-year anniversary of the Oct. 22, 2014 attacks on Parliament Hill and at the Cenotaph. The event honoured the sacrifices of Warrant Officer Patrice Vincent and Corporal Nathan Cirillo, and the bravery of the first responders.
NOVEMBER 4: Justin Trudeau, his family and cabinet arrive at Rideau Hall for his swearing-in ceremony.
NOVEMBER 13: Nicolas Chapuis, the Ambassador of France to Canada, descends the embassy steps prior to speaking with the media outside of the embassy following the terrorist attacks in Paris.
NOVEMBER 28: The Afghan-Canadian Community of Ottawa held a vigil on Parliament Hill to denounce the gruesome beheading of Hazaras in Zabul, Afghanistan. Hasina Habibullah held a sign on the steps during the vigil.
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JANUARY 24: Dog sled teams from Nordik Adventures offered people rides during the Winter Celebration at Rideau Hall.
FEBRUARY 19: An Ottawa Paramedic examines a man lying on the road after the car he was travelling in collided with an OC Transpo bus on the Transitway at Laurier and Nicholas near the University of Ottawa. At least two people were transported to hospital after the accident.
MARCH 1: Protesters gather in front of the Citizenship and Immigration building on Laurier Avenue, complaining that delays in processing inland spousal sponsorships have left more than 10,000 families in Canada in limbo for more than two years without work, health care or immigration status.
APRIL 14: Senator Mike Duffy is surrounded by media after he leaves court at the end of day six in his trial, charged with 31 counts of fraud, breach of trust and bribery.
APRIL 30: Rabindra Basnet, a youth member of the Ottawa Nepalese community volunteers, lays candles on the ground that read ‘Pray for Nepal’ on Parliament Hill, at a vigil held to support earthquake victims.
MAY 8: Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne and other local MPs attended at commemorative ceremony at the National War Memorial in honour of the 70th anniversary of VE Day. About 40 World War II veterans were also in attendance and driven up Elgin Street to the war memorial in period military vehicles.
JUNE 2: Corrine Potts hugs her stepmother Marceline Potts, 86, an Indian Residential School survivor, during the presentation of the report of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission at the Delta Hotel.
JUNE 21: (left to right) a member of the Royal Canadian Navy; Korean Defence Attaché Colonel Jang Min Choi; Korean ambassador Daeshik Jo; Senator Yonah Martin; Lieutenant General Marquis Haines; and Chief Warrant Officer Alain Guimond walk down the steps of the War Memorial as the ceremony ends for the 62nd anniversary of the Korean War Armistice.
JUNE 29: The Ceremonial Guard leave Parliament Hill after the first Changing of the Guard ceremony of the 2015 season.
AUGUST 12: Zeinab Khazaal, 11, centre, joins her father at the airport as part of a taxi driver protest of changed fare conditions.
AUGUST 12: Former PMO chief of staff Nigel Wright arrives at the Ottawa courthouse to testify as the Senator Mike Duffy trial resumed.
SEPTEMBER 12: Protestors for animal rights were outside the Baconpolooza event held at the Canada Agriculture and Food Museum.
SEPTEMBER 18: Around 100 protestors, many of them Airport Taxi drivers march around Ottawa City Hall to protest their continued lockout by Coventry Connections and to call on the city to do more to crack down on Uber drivers.
SEPTEMBER 26: The Canadian Police Memorial Ride to Remember and the National Peace Officers’ Memorial Run to Remember arrived on Parliament Hill, where a woman is consoled as she takes a moment at the Police Memorial on Parliament Hill to pay respects to a fallen officer.
OCTOBER 19: A line up at the Ottawa City Hall voting station as the federal election took place.
OCTOBER 20: Prime Minister-designate Justin Trudeau was welcomed to Ottawa with hundreds of supporters and newly-elected Liberal MPs at the Westin Hotel.
OCTOBER 22: Justin Trudeau shakes hands with Stephen Harper with Laureen Harper in between during a memorial service at the National War Memorial, as Canada marks the one-year anniversary of the Oct. 22, 2014 attacks on Parliament Hill and at the Cenotaph. The event honoured the sacrifices of Warrant Officer Patrice Vincent and Corporal Nathan Cirillo, and the bravery of the first responders.
NOVEMBER 4: Justin Trudeau, his family and cabinet arrive at Rideau Hall for his swearing-in ceremony.
NOVEMBER 13: Nicolas Chapuis, the Ambassador of France to Canada, descends the embassy steps prior to speaking with the media outside of the embassy following the terrorist attacks in Paris.
NOVEMBER 28: The Afghan-Canadian Community of Ottawa held a vigil on Parliament Hill to denounce the gruesome beheading of Hazaras in Zabul, Afghanistan. Hasina Habibullah held a sign on the steps during the vigil.
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