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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.
Ottawa recovers from Canada Day storm as 4,500 households report basement flooding
City waives garbage limits and landfill fees for flood-affected residents as crews clear debris and restore power.
University of Ottawa launches region's first real estate micro-program
Telfer School of Management unveiled the specialized instruction in response to student demand and industry need, with the program...
Ottawa housing market balanced in June as supply gives buyers more choice
Single-family homes remained steady while townhomes and apartments softened, with the average sale price up 1.3% year-over-year but the...
23-year-old motorcyclist charged after clocking 193 km/h on Highway 417
Provincial police caught a rider on an M2 licence going nearly double the speed limit and laying a dangerous operation charge under a...
Shots fired between vehicles on Merivale Road injure one person
Ottawa police responded to gunfire at a west-end commercial complex Saturday night, leaving one passenger hospitalized with...
Ottawa Jazzfest wrapped with eclectic nine-day lineup across Confederation Park
The festival featured traditional jazz alongside hip-hop, rock, rap, and blues, with headliners ranging from Jeff Goldblum to...
Ottawa school board pulls out of Capital Pride parade after 15-year run
The OCDSB will not march in late-August Capital Pride events, citing the timing outside the school year—a decision that has drawn fierce...
Collinda Joseph of Stittsville elected to Canadian Paralympic Athletes' Council
The wheelchair curling gold medallist from the 2026 Paralympic Winter Games joins the council as a representative for athletes.
Highway 417 ramp closures planned for July and August due to O-Train work
Multiple closures at Moodie Drive, Pinecrest Road, and Holly Acres Road will affect west-end commuters this summer.
Storm-waste disposal fees waived at Ottawa landfill for flood-affected residents
The city is offering fee waivers and reimbursements for residents cleaning up damage from July 1's severe rainfall.
Mayor Sutcliffe backs federal return-to-office push as economic boost for downtown
Ottawa's mayor has become a vocal proponent of the federal government's four-day-per-week office requirement.
