Neighborhoods — Page 3
Armed robber with handgun strikes Facebook Marketplace sale in Barrhaven; police seek witnesses
Ottawa Police are investigating an armed robbery during a Facebook Marketplace transaction Sunday evening. The suspect produced a...
Second Facebook Marketplace robbery in Barrhaven; two incidents in three days
Police investigating armed robbery Sunday in Barrhaven, following shots fired incident Monday in Manotick. Handgun was pulled in both...
Orléans brewery closes after decade in business, citing rising costs and mounting pressures
Orléans Brewing Co. shut its doors August 5 after 10 years of operations, citing rent increases and circumstances beyond its control.
ByWard Market vendors receive breach notices after posting renovation protest posters
Sixteen of 17 businesses in the ByWard Market Building received cease-and-desist letters from the District Authority after putting up...
Orléans residents pushing for protected left-turn signal after 65 collisions at St. Joseph intersection
A blind left turn from St. Joseph Boulevard onto Orléans Boulevard has become a safety flashpoint, with residents asking why the...
ByWard Market's Vendor Village struggling as sellers watch sales plummet
Vendors in the new shipping-container retail cluster report sales 70 to 85 percent lower than at previous Market locations, forcing some...
Little Italy affordable housing tower clears major planning hurdle with committee approval
A 124-unit mixed-affordability rental building at Loretta and Hickory has won zoning changes needed to move forward, replacing five...
LeBreton Flats' ambitious walkable neighbourhood rises from contaminated soil
A decade of planning brings Ottawa's emptiest downtown block back to life with mixed-use development and public space.
Man in his 20s seriously injured in Hull altercation; Gatineau police seek witnesses
A man was found bleeding from the head near Laval and Wellington after an early Saturday altercation. His condition deteriorated in hospital.
Man hospitalized after stabbing near Bank and McLeod streets Tuesday morning
A stabbing in Centretown sent one man to hospital with serious but non-life-threatening injuries; police gathered evidence at two...
After Craig Henry stabbing, Islamophobia concerns grow in Nepean
A stabbing at Craig Henry Park on July 23 has sparked worry among residents that inflammatory online rhetoric will tar the entire Muslim...
Silver Spring Studio in Nepean struggles to keep doors open despite 250 regular visitors
The disability art and cooking space has been a gathering place for individuals 16 and older with developmental disabilities for over...
