News of the day: Foreign companies buying key defence firms with no objection from feds; Soaring Civic campus price reflects new project scope, ministry says; Nine-storey building proposed for former CJOH site

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A Lockheed Martin office in Dartmouth, N.S. in a file photo.A Lockheed Martin office in Dartmouth, N.S., in a file photo. Postmedia

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FOREIGN COMPANIES BUYING KEY CANADIAN DEFENCE FIRMS WITH NO OBJECTION FROM FEDS

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The federal government takes no action as foreign companies buy Canadian defence firms, despite Carney’s push to cut reliance on U.S. suppliers.

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Civic campus The Ottawa Hospital Construction Construction crews were continuing work on the new Civic campus hospital near Carling Avenue in Ottawa on Monday. Photo by Tony Caldwell /POSTMEDIA

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SOARING CIVIC HOSPITAL CAMPUS PRICE REFLECTS NEW PROJECT SCOPE, HEALTH MINISTRY SAYS

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The province recently confirmed its contribution to The Ottawa Hospital’s new Civic campus would be “just shy of $10 billion,” raising questions about who would pay for the rest.

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Proposed building at 1366 Baseline Rd. An architectural rendering of a new nine-storey building proposed for Baseline Road with 264 residential units that would sit on the site of the former CJOH building. Photo by City of Ottawa /Handout

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NINE-STOREY BUILDING PROPOSED FOR FORMER CJOH SITE

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The original CJOH building was demolished after a fire gutted the newsroom and studio in February 2010.

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brasdy gone Florida Panther Brady Tkachuk gets kicked out of the game during the third period at the Canadian Tire Centre. Photo by Tony Caldwell /POSTMEDIA

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BRADY TKACHUK TRIES TO EXPLAIN COMMENT THAT STIRRED CONTROVERSY IN OTTAWA RETURN

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“There’s been a lot of goals scored in that building. My thought was that it was just another one and that I just did it on the other side.”

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Patrick Garland Absinthe chef Patrick Garland with some of his fondue offerings. Photo by Bruno Schlumberger /Ottawa Citizen

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‘LIFE IS SHORT AND FINITE’ — VETERAN OTTAWA CHEF PUTS HINTONBURG RESTAURANT UP FOR SALE

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The chef-owner of Absinthe, the 23-year-old eatery famed for its steak frites, wants to hang up his apron.

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