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Ottawa’s Top 10 Must-See Videos of 2025: Watch Now!

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URGENT UPDATE: Ottawa’s most-watched videos of 2025 have just been revealed, showcasing everything from political drama to wildlife wonders. Here’s a countdown of the year’s most compelling moments that everyone is talking about right now!

1. Mark Carney’s Political Rise
Days before the federal election campaign kicked off, the Liberal Party made a stunning move by revoking incumbent MP Chandra Arya’s nomination. This shocking decision paved the way for Mark Carney to run in Nepean. Carney triumphed in the election, leading a minority Liberal government while Arya shifted focus to Hindu advocacy. Local reactions are mixed as the political landscape shifts dramatically.

2. Downtown Garage Collapse
In a gripping incident on February 26, a downtown Ottawa parking garage partially collapsed after reports of damaged columns emerged. Fortunately, no injuries were reported, but dozens of vehicles were stranded for weeks. The structure’s fate remains uncertain, leaving residents anxious about safety well into March.

3. Contractor Scandal
An Ottawa couple faces a severe financial blow after losing over $381,000 to a construction contractor, Giuseppe “Joey” Peloso. Their kitchen and basement flooded shortly after renovation completion, leading to multiple lawsuits against Peloso. This shocking story highlights the risks of trusting contractors without due diligence.

4. Rare White Beaver Sighting
Wildlife photographers captured a rare leucistic beaver near Ottawa, generating excitement among nature lovers. This unusual creature, spotted in early November, exemplifies the beauty and rarity of Canadian wildlife, with experts noting that leucistic beavers are almost never seen.

5. Ice Rescue Heroics
On January 14, a dramatic rescue of a 14-year-old who fell into the icy Rideau River captivated viewers. The Smiths Falls fire chief reported that the teen was in the freezing water for under 12 minutes before rescuers arrived, underscoring the dangers of thin ice and the importance of safety.

6. Historic Albino Turtles Hatch
In a groundbreaking event for wildlife conservation, two albino Blanding’s turtles hatched in Ottawa, marking the first documented case in Canada. These unique hatchlings, born on August 20, boast blood-red eyes and pink skin, capturing the attention of environmentalists and enthusiasts alike.

7. “Professional” Tenants Exposed
Landlords in Ottawa are sounding the alarm over “professional” tenants who have accrued nearly $100,000 in unpaid rent. This alarming trend raises questions about tenant rights and landlord protections, making it a hot topic of discussion in the community.

8. Transitional Housing Initiative
Gatineau’s innovative shipping container village, known as Village Transition, opened its doors to provide safe housing for the homeless. This initiative is gaining attention as cities across Canada, including Montreal, look to replicate its success.

9. Wasp Infestation Hits Ottawa
As summer wanes, Ottawa residents grapple with a surge in wasp populations that threaten outdoor gatherings. This seasonal nuisance has become a talking point as citizens seek solutions to reclaim their outdoor spaces.

10. Goodbye to CN Rail Bridge
The demolition of a century-old CN Rail bridge on Carling Avenue marks a significant transformation in the area. As of July 23, the removal of this dangerous pinch point improves safety for commuters and pedestrians alike.

As Ottawa reflects on these pivotal events, residents are encouraged to catch these must-see videos on CBC’s streaming channel. Stay tuned for more updates as the stories continue to unfold!

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