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Firefighters rescue woman who fell from Rockcliffe Lookout
The Ottawa Fire Service's rope rescue team reached a woman on a rock face near the intersection of Promenade Sir-George-Etienne-Cartier...
School board reverses bus attendant cuts after parent push
Ottawa Catholic School Board trustees voted unanimously to reinstate the program that families said was essential for medically fragile children.
Speed limits jump from 100 to 110 km/h on 416 and 417
Ontario is raising speed limits on portions of Highway 416 and 417 starting Thursday, marking part of the largest expansion of...
Canada vs. Switzerland World Cup match has free watch party at Lansdowne
FIFA is hosting a free all-day event at Lansdowne Park on Wednesday featuring the men's match at 3 p.m., activities, food, and music for...
Woman rescued from 20-foot cliff fall on parkway
Paramedics and firefighters coordinated a rope rescue early Wednesday morning on the Sir George Etienne Cartier Parkway, bringing an...
Redblacks trade QB Brown to Winnipeg, sign veteran Bethel-Thompson
Dru Brown requested a move after losing his starting job at training camp. Ottawa receives first-round 2027 pick and second-rounder in 2028.
Lead detected in water at OCDSB schools; Ontario explores ring road
Dense, odourless metal seeping into drinking fountains as some parents wheel water supplies to class. Province says ring road concept...
NCC: Senators talks moving forward, no timeline yet
Deal for LeBreton Flats arena development continues behind the scenes; decontamination is a major hurdle.
Man faces 61 charges over Vanier and Overbrook break-ins
A 45-year-old arrested in connection with 20 targeted burglaries at businesses over four months.
Senators land winger William Eklund from San Jose
GM Steve Staios flips the No. 9 pick acquired in the Tkachuk trade to bring in the 23-year-old forward and two prospects.
Bank of Canada locks out 60 security officers
Labour dispute begins June 23 over scheduling changes and parental leave cuts affecting mostly Ottawa-based PSAC members.
Julie Kinnear named VP of marketing at Ottawa Tourism
The former Hôtel-Casino du Lac-Leamy general manager will start in August and lead the destination's marketing strategy.
