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Ottawa home sales stable in July as new listings begin to ease
A total of 1,325 homes sold in July, virtually matching last year's pace, while declining new listings suggest the market's oversupply...
O-Train west extension timeline under review after Canada Day storm damage
An external consultant is assessing whether the project can open in phases after flooding damaged electrical equipment and track...
Ottawa police seek suspect in Montreal Road bank robbery
A man fled with an undisclosed amount of cash after approaching a teller on Aug. 4. Police are asking for public help identifying him.
Two stabbings across downtown Ottawa leave one victim in critical condition
A man is hospitalized in critical condition after being stabbed near Daly and Nicholas on Tuesday evening; a second stabbing earlier...
Man charged with sexual assault after alleged attack on Rideau Street Sunday
A 44-year-old Ottawa man faces sexual assault charges after police say he approached a woman from behind near Daly and Nicholas on August 2.
Ottawa gas prices dropping 9 cents Thursday to 163.9 cents per litre
A 9-cent drop Thursday follows a summer of volatile swings; July saw a 20-cent spread as refinery issues and geopolitical turmoil shake markets.
Ottawa rideshare driver charged with sexual assault; advocates call for stronger safety measures
Mohamed Laarous was arrested in late July and charged with one count of sexual assault. Police believe there may be other victims.
Emma Fontaine competes in Ironman Canada-Ottawa as new CF medication transforms her future
The 24-year-old Montreal athlete with cystic fibrosis is racing Sunday after Trikafta drug eliminated her hospitalizations since 2022.
Jeff Leiper promises to reverse OC Transpo bus cuts if elected this fall
Mayoral candidate unveils five-part transit plan at Tunney's Pasture, pledging $10 million to restore routes cut under New Ways to Bus overhaul.
Custom tricycle stolen from Alta Vista man with Parkinson's; police seek suspect
A specially made adult trike built for an elderly man with advanced Parkinson's was taken from a residential driveway between July 12 and 14.
Former Nepean MPP Lisa MacLeod rules out Ottawa mayoral race
MacLeod ended speculation about a run Friday, citing quality-of-life concerns about traffic, finances and downtown Ottawa.
Meridian Theatres at Centrepointe closed through year-end after Canada Day flooding
Water damage to the main stage, orchestra pit and seating means all shows and events are cancelled until Dec. 31; ticketholders will...
