It's time for the weekly CBC Ottawa news quiz

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19 May 2024 at 4:00 am

Time for the weekly CBC Ottawa news quiz. How closely have you been paying attention over the past seven days? (Trevor Pritchard/CBC - image credit)

Why was the City of Ottawa deemed negligent between 2014 and 2016, according to a recent court ruling?

What kind of monument pitched for a Lowertown park is being opposed by the local community association?

And what's the name of the pay system that could one day replace Phoenix?

These are just a few of the questions designed to vex and perplex you in this week's CBC Ottawa news quiz.

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BBC
Martial arts teen dies in Malaysia after infection
The 18-year-old travelled to Thailand to train in arts before falling severely ill.
NextShark
Asian teen stomped on head during Bay Area basketball game
A police investigation is underway following a violent incident during a youth basketball game where a 13-year-old player stomped on an opponent's head, leading to a concussion. The game, held at the College of Alameda on Sunday, involved the Filipino American Tumakbo United team and Payton's Place team, both from the Bay Area. What happened: The now-viral video of the incident shows a scuffle over the ball, during which the Filipino boy falls to the ground before his 13-year-old opponent stomps on his head.
The Telegraph
Manchester United staff ‘shocked, upset and angry’ as long-serving academy coaches face cull
Manchester United’s academy staff have been left “shocked”, “upset” and in some cases “angry” at the news that several respected, long-serving coaches could lose their jobs in the cost-cutting drive at Old Trafford.
Evening Standard
Transfer news LIVE! Ruiz in Arsenal talks; Man Utd launch Dumfries bid; Liverpool want Neto; Chelsea latest
Follow the latest news, rumours, deals and gossip from the summer transfer window
Evening Standard
Chelsea 2-2 Wrexham: Blues held in pre-season friendly as Enzo Maresca debut reveals first major issue
Third-tier team denied surprise win in California
The Telegraph
Manchester United handed boost as West Ham’s talks with Noussair Mazraoui break down
Manchester United’s search for a right-back may have taken a positive turn following the breakdown of talks between West Ham United and Morocco defender Noussair Mazraoui.
Evening Standard
Tottenham closing in on deal to sign Min-hyuk Yang as youthful recruitment drive continues
Spurs continue to target emerging young talent
Evening Standard
Liverpool vs Real Betis: Friendly prediction, kick-off time tonight, team news, TV, live stream, h2h results
Arne Slot takes charge of first official friendly as Reds boss
The Telegraph
Paris Olympics opening ceremony 2024: When it starts and how to watch
Follow The Telegraph’s Olympics opening ceremony live blog from Paris 2024.
The Telegraph
Emile Smith Rowe move to Fulham a step closer as club bring Ryan Sessegnon back
Arsenal are close to selling midfielder Emile Smith Rowe to Fulham for £35 million, with former Tottenham Hotspur winger Ryan Sessegnon also heading back to Craven Cottage.
People
Caitlin Clark Vacations in Mexico with Boyfriend Connor McCaffery and Fever Teammates: 'Just a Couple Mermaids'
The Fever are currently on a month-long break due to the Sumemr Olympics, in which members of the WNBA will be vying for a gold medal in women’s basketball
Evening Standard
Liverpool without Andy Robertson against Arsenal and Manchester United but Diogo Jota on the way
Ibrahima Konate and Ryan Gravenberch will also join up with the Reds later on their US pre-season tour that kicks off against Real Betis
Associated Press
US Olympic basketball team is eager to find balance between being players and being fans
The U.S. men's basketball team is headed to the athletes village on Friday to mingle with fellow Olympians before the opening ceremony. Next week, the group wants to see Simone Biles compete. Stephen Curry hopes to watch beach volleyball and swimming.
Evening Standard
What time is Paris Olympics 2024 opening ceremony today? When and how to watch in UK
River Seine to play host to thousands of athletes in first-of-its-kind spectacle
Evening Standard
Ethan Nwaneri seizes Arsenal chance to impress Mikel Arteta as door to first-team opens up
Encouraging display underlines hype around talented teenager
Evening Standard
'Paris will be wrecked by the Olympics': why locals are fleeing the city
Parisians have been pushed to the edge by intense traffic, the closure of bridges and metro stations, and 6ft barriers lining the streets in preparation for the upcoming Games. Agnès Poirier reports
Evening Standard
Emile Smith Rowe nearing Arsenal exit as Mikel Arteta speaks amid £35m Fulham deal
23-year-old set to leave Gunners tour of United States to discuss personal terms
Evening Standard
Liverpool: Arne Slot makes key transfer admission in encouraging new update on summer signings
The Reds have yet to welcome any fresh arrivals so far this summer to kick-start a new era post-Jurgen Klopp
Evening Standard
Inside Forest's London cycle workshop: How firm keeps the wheels turning on 10,000 e-bikes
Behind-the-scenes look at challenge of meeting soaring demand from Londoners wanting to hire e-bikes
Associated Press
Rafael Nadal could meet Novak Djokovic in the second round of 2024 Olympic tennis
Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic could meet in the second round of the tennis tournament at the Paris Olympics — which might end up being the last event of Nadal's career. Djokovic was drawn Thursday against Australian Matthew Ebden in the first round, and Nadal faces Hungarian Marton Fucsovics, with the winners of those matches meeting next. The Summer Games' tennis competition begins Saturday at Roland Garros, and Djokovic's opening singles match is that day.

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