News — Page 17
Mental health crisis clinic opens Monday at The Royal with 700 visits already logged
The Minto Greenberg Urgent Care Clinic, the only dedicated urgent mental health facility in eastern Ontario, began seeing walk-in...
Federal financial regulator OSFI still hasn't released 2026–27 departmental plan, six months after government deadline
The financial oversight agency that regulates 350+ financial institutions and 1,200 private pension plans missed the March 31 deadline...
Minto sells 826-unit Parkwood Hills portfolio to Woodland Capital and Forum
The $72-million transaction of 34 buildings in Parkwood Hills marks one of the largest residential real estate deals in recent Ottawa...
Five people now face charges in Clarence-Rockland man's murder
Two more arrests bring the total to five suspects in the death of Robert Prevost, whose remains were found in the Ottawa River in May 2025.
Shenkman Arts Centre announces 2027 lineup with Brent Butt, Men Without Hats, circus
The East End venue's spring programming spans comedy, '80s nostalgia, acrobatics, and magic, with tickets going on sale to the public...
Convoy leader Tamara Lich denied permission to travel internationally
A judge rejected Lich's request for exemptions from her conditional sentence, saying international travel would undermine the court's...
Ottawa police seek man in connection with two indecent acts in Heron Park
Suspect described as a Black man in his mid-20s, tall, wearing black jogging pants and grey hoodie. Two incidents reported in late...
Downtown Ottawa has lost nearly 3,000 parking spots in nine years
From 17,137 spaces in 2016 to 13,913 today, the decline coincides with federal workers returning to offices four days a week.
Three mayoral candidates pitch transit and housing plans at student debate, Sutcliffe absent
More than 300 students at Carleton heard competing visions on OC Transpo fares and affordable housing, while the incumbent cited...
Defence accelerator at Area X.O Killaloe near Ottawa showcases drone and uncrewed systems technology
The RED COBALT event in August connected roughly 200 defence personnel with over 20 Canadian companies developing drones and uncrewed...
Ethiopian embassy residence at Island Park faces demolition or heritage designation
The 1927 Georgian Revival house at 575 Island Park Crescent has been vacant for years; the embassy seeks demolition on cost grounds...
Ottawa and Outaouais recorded strong summer tourism with hotel demand up 3 per cent
From June to August, Ottawa's hotel room demand grew and occupancy increased compared to 2025. The Outaouais saw rented accommodation...
