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SIU clears Ottawa police in June balcony incident after man sustained serious injuries
Ontario's police watchdog terminated its investigation Wednesday, finding officers did nothing that could attract criminal liability...
Two stabbed in downtown Ottawa early Thursday; man arrested near Daly and Waller
A 55-year-old woman and a man were transported to hospital with life-threatening injuries after separate attacks within 10 minutes....
City staff urged secrecy on surprise Bluesfest fireworks plan, emails show
Documents reveal July 3 emails flagged "CONFIDENTIAL UPDATE" on rescheduled Canada Day fireworks display that alarmed residents across Ottawa.
Ottawa drone manufacturers showcase defence tech at GCXpo; Robotics Centre producing 10,000 units monthly
About 100 exhibitors and 1,600 government officials and investors gathered Tuesday at Area X.O to view unmanned systems and autonomous...
Ottawa tech firm Trellis establishes U.S. entity to shield business from tariffs and trade uncertainty
The Amazon advertising software company, which handles 85 per cent of its business south of the border, is setting up shop in New York...
Ottawa Senators defence facing shortages as Jake Sanderson and Artem Zub sidelined before season opener
Sanderson sat out Wednesday practice after leaving Saturday's preseason game for precautionary reasons. The Senators must finalize their...
Algonquin artists design benches for Sherbourne LRT station, rooted in Indigenous teachings
Two Algonquin Anishinaabe artists have created benches for Byron Linear Tramway Park featuring the Seven Grandfather Teachings and the...
Language-rights activist loses appeal over Parliament Hill construction signs
Federal Court of Appeal upheld dismissal of Michel Thibodeau's bid for damages, finding his language rights were violated but remedies...
Ten years after Abdirahman Abdi's death, advocates say police reform stalling
A coroner's inquest found Abdi's death a homicide in 2025. A coalition pushing for police reform says most of the 57 recommendations...
Construction company fined $75,000 after worker injured in foundation-repair explosion
Above Water applied flammable adhesive in an unsecured, unventilated trench on Hadley Circle in August 2023. Worker was injured when...
Thomas Chabot named Ottawa Senators captain for 2026-27 season
The 29-year-old defenceman becomes the franchise's 11th captain and first francophone to hold the role. Senators open season Saturday...
Search continues for 85-year-old David Hobbs missing from Carling Avenue since Friday
Ottawa police are asking for public help locating David Hobbs, last seen near the 1000 block of Carling Ave. on Friday, September 25.
