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15D AGO

Fringe comedy tackles radicalization and human connection

Cassie Cao's 'How to Love a Fascist' blends sharp stand-up with compelling personal storytelling at Ottawa Fringe.

15D AGO

Afghan war veteran battles DND over privacy breach

Retired sergeant paid $21,794 by mistake; department shared banking info without consent and now demands repayment.

16D AGO

Police seek suspect in hate-motivated assault in Woodridge

A man forcibly removed a woman's hijab and threw an umbrella at her Saturday afternoon in an unprovoked attack, police say.

16D AGO

Senators trade captain Tkachuk to Florida Panthers

Brady Tkachuk heads to the Panthers for three first-round picks and a second-round selection, ending his time as Ottawa's captain.

16D AGO

Ottawa gets $1M for extreme weather prep over three years

New grant will help communities build emergency plans and buy disaster-response equipment as heat waves, floods, and ice storms intensify.

16D AGO

School board preserves Churchill Alternative's kindergarten

West-end elementary keeps its youngest students under revised boundary plan taking effect in September 2027.

17D AGO

Ottawa man arrested in Nashville on child-sex charges

Alexander Towns, 44, was arrested after a month-long FBI sting involving online communication about sexual acts with a minor.

17D AGO

Police boost patrols in ByWard Market and downtown

OPS, AGCO, OC Transpo, and city bylaw officers will conduct weekend patrols through summer to combat crime and maintain order.

17D AGO

City beaches and pools open for summer

Supervised swimming starts Saturday at five city beaches, with lifeguards on duty until August 30. Wading pools open Monday.

17D AGO

Entrance Pool's Diving Tank Closes for Summer

The Bells Corners pool's dive tank will stay shuttered this season due to deteriorating concrete, part of a broader infrastructure...

18D AGO

Police seek three suspects in May assault on Downpatrick Road

Ottawa Police released descriptions of a woman and two men involved in an assault with a weapon.

18D AGO

New home sales nearly doubled in May from year ago

Ottawa has seen a 97.5% jump in May purchases, with 2,180 sales through the first five months.