News — Page 33
Great Gatsby musical heads to NAC this fall for limited run
Tony Award-winning Broadway production runs September 8-13 at National Arts Centre; based on F. Scott Fitzgerald's iconic novel.
Man charged by FBI in child exploitation case from Ottawa
Alexander Towns, 44, accused of traveling to Nashville to engage in sexual acts with a minor after communicating online.
Jazz artist Myra Melford sits down with Kellylee Evans
Free intimate artist talk Friday, June 26 at 4 p.m. at Peter A. Herrndorf Place as part of the Ottawa Jazz Festival.
NAC Orchestra performs Mahler's 'Resurrection' live tonight
Conductor Alexander Shelley leads a performance of the epic symphony that captivated audiences in 'Maestro.'
Fringe comedy tackles radicalization and human connection
Cassie Cao's 'How to Love a Fascist' blends sharp stand-up with compelling personal storytelling at Ottawa Fringe.
Afghan war veteran battles DND over privacy breach
Retired sergeant paid $21,794 by mistake; department shared banking info without consent and now demands repayment.
Police seek suspect in hate-motivated assault in Woodridge
A man forcibly removed a woman's hijab and threw an umbrella at her Saturday afternoon in an unprovoked attack, police say.
Senators trade captain Tkachuk to Florida Panthers
Brady Tkachuk heads to the Panthers for three first-round picks and a second-round selection, ending his time as Ottawa's captain.
Ottawa gets $1M for extreme weather prep over three years
New grant will help communities build emergency plans and buy disaster-response equipment as heat waves, floods, and ice storms intensify.
School board preserves Churchill Alternative's kindergarten
West-end elementary keeps its youngest students under revised boundary plan taking effect in September 2027.
Ottawa man arrested in Nashville on child-sex charges
Alexander Towns, 44, was arrested after a month-long FBI sting involving online communication about sexual acts with a minor.
Police boost patrols in ByWard Market and downtown
OPS, AGCO, OC Transpo, and city bylaw officers will conduct weekend patrols through summer to combat crime and maintain order.
