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Capital Pride planning new parade route for August event
The new route stays in Centretown near the village but shifts starting point due to City Hall construction, organizers say.
Return-to-office plans stalled as public service faces desk shortage
The federal government has delayed return-to-office mandates for hundreds of public servants as desk space in the region falls...
Man charged after replica firearms seized near Carleton
Ottawa police arrested a man in his 20s early Thursday after seizing two replica firearms and ammunition magazines near the Carleton...
OC Transpo's bus overhaul based on outdated data, audit finds
The April 2025 route redesign was driven largely by budget cuts and relied on 2023 traffic data that became inaccurate before launch.
Three fires in Ottawa overnight; lithium batteries a growing concern
Firefighters battled three separate blazes in the city overnight, with an electric scooter fire highlighting growing risks from...
Mayor Sutcliffe campaigns on transit fixes and affordable housing
Sutcliffe seeks second term, touting new buses, LRT expansions and Ontario's upload of rail costs.
Summer kicks off with jazz, fringe, festivals this weekend
Ottawa Jazz Festival, Fringe, Italian Festival, and more events fill the first official summer weekend.
Strong storm brings rain, wind, tornado risk to Ottawa
Environment Canada warns of up to 40 mm rainfall Thursday with gusts near 90 km/h and possible tornadoes.
Alex Lawson pitches outsider campaign focused on quality of life
The Kanata builder and framing company owner is one of four mayoral candidates running in October's election, vowing to fix transit and housing.
French story time with Luana returns to the National Arts Centre
Free Mondays sessions blend tales, crafts, and games. June 22 kicks off the bilingual programming at Peter A. Herrndorf Place.
Public service pay centre faces desk shortage as return-to-office looms
The branch gave up three office leases during the pandemic and now can't fit its workforce, forcing exemptions for 1,600 employees.
81-year-old charged in historical sexual assault investigation
Ottawa Police's Sexual Assault and Child Abuse Unit believes there may be additional victims in the case involving allegations from the 1980s.
