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Two new Ottawa public schools opening this fall with $50.9M in provincial funding
École élémentaire publique Cassiopée in Ottawa and École élémentaire publique L'Aventure in Orléans are among 28 new schools opening...
Massage therapist Jeremy Finn re-arrested, facing 3 additional sexual assault counts
A Stittsville man charged earlier this year with sexual assault now faces three additional counts following a new investigation that...
Propane tanker crashes in Greely; residents evacuated, leak contained
A propane tanker overturned on Parkway Road near Cedar Lane Tuesday night, forcing evacuations. The hazmat crew mitigated the leak and...
Ottawa entrepreneur's micro-hydro turbine promises electricity for 10 cents per kilowatt-hour
AquaGen's Barracuda generator weighs just 50 kg and aims to replace diesel generators in off-grid locations worldwide.
Ottawa police search for 13-year-old Nakita Morris-Copenace missing since Sunday
She was last seen at Tunney's Pasture LRT station. Police say she frequents the Rideau Centre and ByWard Market.
Ontario court clarifies 'at any time' termination clauses don't override employment standards
A Court of Appeal ruling resolves conflicting lower-court decisions on what makes employment contracts unenforceable.
Ottawa police conduct one-day enforcement at George and Cumberland, lay dozens of charges
Police conducted 'Project Intersect' in the ByWard Market on August 11 following community complaints of violence and drug use. Over two...
Hospital workers demand reversal of 101 job cuts at Queensway Carleton
About 70 employees and unions rallied at QCH on Tuesday, saying cuts to 87 nurses and other staff are severely impacting patient care...
Inquest jury recommends body cameras for all Ottawa police front-line officers
After nine years, an inquest into the 2017 shooting death of Raymond Alliman concluded. The jury wants faster inquests and wider camera use.
Ottawa approves design changes for new Riverside South community centre and library
Committee cleared design revisions for the facility near Limebank Station, allowing for a shorter, pedestrian-friendly building set to...
Labour board rulings on remote work and vaccine exemptions signal trouble for federal government's blanket policies
Two recent decisions found the government failed to accommodate employees individually, awarding $28,000 and $5,000 in damages. Lawyers...
Third missing man's remains found on Smiths Falls property as investigation continues
Lawrence Bertrim, missing since 2022, is the third person located on a rural Kelly Jordan Road property. Police have not determined his...
