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O'Connor scores the overtime winner 1:55 into overtime to cap a dramatic comeback for the Ottawa Black Bears.
Ottawa erased a four-goal deficit and extended its winning streak to three games with the late comeback.
Hellyer and Teat each totaled six points for Ottawa in the win.
Simmons and Kurtz each had four points for Oshawa, boosted by hat tricks.
O'Connor helped spark the late rally with a tying goal just before regulation ended.
The Black Bears will face the Colorado Mammoth next after the win.
Oshawa will host the Philadelphia Wings following the defeat.
Zach Higgins made 36 saves to help Ottawa secure the win.
The FireWolves led 13-9 before Ottawa's late surge tied the game in regulation.
The game was played at the Canadian Tire Centre in Ottawa on Saturday.

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Canada’s national art collection is largely not online due to copyright rules and fees for digital images.
Only about one-fifth of the National Gallery of Canada’s works have digital images online.
Experts say fair dealing could allow more online access, but applies case by case and isn’t explicit for large digitization.
Canada’s digitization policy varies by institution, with calls for clearer national direction.
Some institutions renegotiate agreements to expand digital access, aiming to make the entire collection online.
Canadian artists’ associations like CARFAC influence reproduction fees paid by galleries.
Museums face a tension between maximizing public access and protecting rights and funding.
Britain’s National Gallery has clearer digital access policies, sparking calls for Canada to follow suit.
Parliament could clarify law to permit thumbnail and digital image use to inform the public.
The CBC reports that digitization efforts reflect broader policy questions about cultural heritage access.

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Ottawa aims to buy instead of sell as the trade deadline nears, buoyed by a recent 5-2 win in Toronto that keeps playoff dreams alive.
Dylan Cozens and Drake Batherson reached 20 goals as Ottawa dominated shots and scoring chances in the win.
Ottawa trails the Leafs by five points in the standings but sees urgency to add ahead of Friday’s deadline.
Staios could pursue forwards or defencemen, weighing veteran pieces against prospect assets in a stealthy approach.
Claude Giroux’s no-move clause adds complexity to potential deals for Ottawa.
Analysts see Ottawa as needing defensive depth, with questions about right-side pairing options.
The trade board discusses potential targets like Dougie Hamilton and Justin Faulk as top defenders.
Ottawa could explore options such as MacKenzie Weegar to strengthen the lineup if a deal aligns.
The club’s draft assets include six picks and a Buffalo second-rounder, shaping trade leverage.
The article emphasizes stealth moves historically used by Staios to improve the team at the deadline.
The deadline window closes at 3 p.m. ET on Friday, adding urgency to potential moves.

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