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Emmy-nominated TV editor Tracy Bacenas beats rare pelvic cancer with custom 3D implant at Ottawa Hospital
A Survivor and Amazing Race editor treated for chondrosarcoma underwent a 16-hour surgery in February with a silver-coated implant...
25-year-old man found dead in Ottawa River near Britannia Beach
Police responded after reports a man entered the water and didn't resurface on Monday evening. No foul play is suspected.
Five Carleton researchers elected to Royal Society of Canada's 2026 Class
Two Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences scholars named Fellows; three researchers from science and humanities named College Members in...
One dead in head-on crash on Fallowfield Road in Ottawa's west end
A man in his 20s was killed and a second driver taken to hospital in critical condition after the collision early Wednesday. Police are...
Correctional officer charged with sexual assault, voyeurism, breach of trust
Mcintyre Render, 27, faces multiple charges linked to his duties at an Ottawa-area facility. He's no longer employed by the Ministry of...
Ottawa voters get their choice: 14 mayoral candidates, two election dates to mark
Municipal voting launches Oct. 1 with advance polls; election day is Oct. 26. School board trustee races also on the ballot.
Ottawa sporting events generated $75 million in economic impact so far this year
Nearly 40 tournaments and championships have drawn athletes and spectators to the city. The IWBF Wheelchair Basketball World...
Six drivers charged with stunt driving in Labour Day enforcement blitz across Ottawa highways
Police laid 46 charges total during a joint operation on Highway 7 and 417, including six stunt-driving offences. One driver was clocked...
Ottawa-based lawyer documents how Canada keeps secrets other democracies share
Matt Malone's new book argues Canada lags peer nations on government transparency, as federal reforms face criticism from...
Ottawa police seek public help identifying suspects in armed robbery and theft fraud
A man robbed a Carling Avenue business June 7, threatening staff with a weapon. Two suspects later stole a purse on Wellington Street...
Ottawa mayoral candidate Lawson pledges to end all on-street parking fees
Alex Lawson says free parking will help downtown businesses. Rivals argue the $2.36M surplus funds the entire parking system.
Ottawa police traffic blitz nets 92 charges in two days
Road Safety Unit officers conducted targeted enforcement Aug. 28-29, charging three drivers with stunt driving and issuing dozens of...
