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title: "One person killed in homicide at Grenwich Circle in Ottawa's Central Park"
description: "Ottawa police responded to a disturbance at a Grenwich Circle residence on Saturday and confirmed a homicide. One arrest has been made and police say there is no known risk to public safety."
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last_updated: "2026-11-15T02:57:50.898Z"
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Ottawa Police confirmed one person was killed at a residence on Grenwich Circle in Ottawa's Central Park neighbourhood on Saturday afternoon, November 14.

Officers responded to a reported disturbance at the address at 2:38 p.m., the Ottawa Police Service said in a news release. When they arrived, they determined a homicide had occurred at the address. The Ottawa Police Homicide Unit took over the investigation.

One person was arrested in connection with the death. Police said there are no outstanding suspects and no known risk to public safety in the neighbourhood. The police news release did not name the victim or the person who was arrested, and no further details about either were included.

CBC News and CTV News Ottawa both reported the story on Saturday evening, citing the police release. The Ottawa Citizen also published a report. All three outlets confirmed one person was killed and one person arrested.

## About the Central Park neighbourhood

The Central Park neighbourhood is in Ottawa's west end, near the Merivale Road corridor. It is a residential area bounded by residential streets and green space, and takes its name from the Central Park Drive green space within it.

## What residents with information can do

Anyone with information about the incident is asked to contact the Ottawa Police Service Homicide Unit directly at 613-236-1222, extension 5493.

The Ottawa Police also ask residents with home security cameras to register their camera's location at CAMSafe.ca. When a crime occurs, investigators search that registry to find cameras near the scene, then contact those owners to request footage. Registering does not give police automatic access to the video: they reach out first. The service is free and voluntary.

Residents with cameras on or near Grenwich Circle are encouraged to register, in case investigators reach out in the coming days.

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