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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...
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...
