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Bluesfest returns to LeBreton Flats with over 100 acts July 9 to 19
Ottawa's 32nd Bluesfest features Gwen Stefani, The Lumineers, Conan Gray and others across four outdoor stages and one indoor theatre,...
Ottawa constable charged with impaired driving after off-duty incident
Mathieu Boucher, 41, faces operation-while-impaired charges related to a June 27 incident and has been reassigned to administrative duties.
Ottawa man charged with possessing child sexual abuse materials
Police say a 22-year-old south-end resident was arrested Tuesday following a months-long investigation by the Internet Child Exploitation unit.
Minto Place downtown office complex gets new management team for major renovation
Toronto-based Crown Realty Partners has taken over management of the 950,000-square-foot complex effective July 1, with plans to...
Northern Super League nets $20 million investment from sports firm Apex
The investment in the women's soccer league, which includes the Ottawa Rapid FC, represents the first private equity deal in a...
Storm recovery continues as city waives garbage limits for west-end households
Following the Canada Day storm that flooded over 4,500 Ottawa homes, the city has expanded debris collection and lifted weekly waste...
Ottawa Redblacks linebacker Nyles Morgan leads CFL in tackles despite 0-4 start
The middle linebacker has recorded 31 tackles through four games, nearly double his nearest competitor, as Ottawa searches for its first win.
Firefighters free passenger trapped in vehicle after east-end collision
A passenger was extricated and sent to hospital after a crash at Montreal Road and St. Laurent Boulevard early Tuesday. The driver was uninjured.
City waives garbage limits for west-end storm recovery starting Monday
Ottawa is lifting item caps for three wards after the Canada Day storm flooded over 3,200 basements. Special collection will continue citywide.
Ottawa Redblacks' Noah Gettman takes blame for missed tackle that led to winning TD
The 25-year-old rookie punter says he hasn't slept since the loss to Saskatchewan as team faces fourth straight defeat.
Ottawa school board withdraws from Capital Pride parade after 15-year participation
The OCDSB's exit draws criticism from trustees over the message sent to LGBTQ+ students.
Claude Giroux re-signs with Ottawa Senators for another season
The 38-year-old captain's alternate chooses to stay in the nation's capital after exploring free agency options.
