Rotting flood garbage lines streets | CTV News Ottawa at 11:30 for July 8, 2026
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Residents in the Crystal Beach community are facing growing health risks as rotting garbage and sewage-contaminated debris line the streets following record-breaking flash floods. CTV's Katelyn Wilson reports that Ottawa councillor Theresa Kavanagh stated the municipality lacks the resources to clear waste from the neighbourhood quickly; former Ottawa Senators captain Daniel Alfredsson has shocked hockey fans by joining the rival Toronto Maple Leafs organization as an associate coach. CTV's Austin Lee reports that Alfredsson confirmed from his home in Sweden that expanding his coaching career was in the best interest of his future; and final preparations are wrapping up at LeBreton Flats as Ottawa Bluesfest returns for its 32nd year featuring a massive lineup of international headliners and homegrown talent. CTV's Kimberley Fowler sits down with executive & artistic director Mark Monahan, who highlighted expanded security measures and six large viewing screens across the main bowl. Su
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