News — Page 11
Senators beat Leafs 3-2 in opener, Sanderson leaves with injury
Thomas Chabot scores first goal as new captain; backup defenceman leaves after first period with lower-body injury as Ottawa looks to...
Inside Perley Health's new daycare: how 39 kids are changing life for 600 seniors
A retired major at Perley Health says the new intergenerational daycare centre feels like family. Researchers are watching to learn what...
Ontario funds 7,574 new post-secondary seats in Ottawa for STEM, health, trades
University of Ottawa, Carleton University and Collège La Cité will expand capacity starting this fall with $205 million in provincial investment.
Ontario seeks feedback on legislation to restrict protests at key infrastructure
The Ford government is consulting on measures to prohibit obstruction of roadways, bridges, and community institutions like schools and...
O-Train east extension delayed to November as software issues emerge
Pre-trial running pushed back at least one month due to safety-critical software that requires reprogramming before testing can begin.
Youth soccer coach charged with multiple sex offences against children
Raul San Martin Salas, 62, faces charges of sexual assault, sexual interference, and exploitation. Police believe there may be...
Woman, 21, dies in hit-and-run collision on West Hunt Club Road
A motorcycle collided with a dark-coloured SUV that fled the scene Friday morning in south Ottawa. Police are seeking dashcam and...
Ottawa MP Mona Fortier says no formal transition plan exists for laid-off federal public servants
Almost a year after promising a program to help public servants affected by federal cuts, the MP says there is no written plan in place.
Dundas Manor faces crisis as 60% of frontline staff set to lose work permits
The only long-term care home in North and South Dundas is losing international nurses and support workers as federal immigration policy tightens.
Royal Ottawa opens first-of-its-kind mental health urgent care clinic on Carling Avenue
Adults experiencing psychiatric crisis can now walk in without appointment or referral to the new Minto Greenberg Urgent Care Clinic,...
Jewish teachers file human rights complaints against OCDSB, three other Ontario school boards and two unions
Twelve educators allege discrimination and systemic antisemitism, claiming institutions ignored complaints and penalized those who...
Boss Battle Games opens at St. Laurent Shopping Centre with unlimited-play arcade experience
Owners Phylicia and Dustin Burd have packed the mall arcade with original 1980s and 1990s cabinets where a $20 wristband covers...
