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99D AGO

Neighbours renew push as Clemow cooling noise continues

A 17-storey apartment building at Bronson and Carling has faced resident complaints for nearly a year despite bylaw testing finding no...

100D AGO

Lalande Conservation Park reopens in phases after coyote den clears

The paved pathway through the park reopens Friday, June 26 after the city confirmed the coyote den is no longer active. Full reopening...

101D AGO

Goulbourn Museum celebrates volunteers with awards evening

The museum honored dedicated volunteers on June 19 with awards, games, performances, and a bonfire celebration.

101D AGO

Kanata defence contractor Defsec raises $2.5M in share offering

Defsec Technologies selling 673,006 shares at $3.74 each to select investors for working capital.

102D AGO

NCC green-lights Confederation Heights redevelopment plan

The National Capital Commission approved a master plan to transform the area near Heron Road and Riverside Drive into a mixed-use...

104D AGO

New Gatineau Volkswagen facility breaks ground

Mark Motors Group's state-of-the-art dealership will feature EV charging, a contemporary showroom, and a cutting-edge service centre.

104D AGO

Non-profit breaks ground on 85-unit affordable housing on Bank Street

Centretown Citizens Ottawa Corp. is partnering with a private builder to transform a Glebe parking lot into mixed-income housing.

104D AGO

Ottawa Senators Host NHL Prospect Challenge in Gatineau

Carter Yakemchuk and Lucas Beckman will play when the Sens host a four-team tournament September 12–13 at Centre Slush Puppie.

104D AGO

Lead in Ottawa School Water Tests Prompt Parental Alarm

Ottawa parents are hand-delivering water to schools after tests reveal lead contamination; OCDSB had Canada's worst results.

105D AGO

Gatineau homicide marks third killing this year

45-year-old Jean Patenaude died from injuries sustained in a June 17 assault on Broadway Street West.

105D AGO

Stittsville Multicultural Festival celebrates its fifth year

Food trucks, music, dancers in traditional attire, and cultural organizations brought the community together on June 20th.

105D AGO

Stittsville student wins $120,000 Schulich Scholarship

Kaylee Gagné of École secondaire catholique Paul-Desmarais awarded one of Canada's most prestigious scholarships.