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University of Ottawa loses on-campus daycare after 26-year run
The Bernadette Child Care Centre closed in April when the Brooks Complex was slated for demolition, leaving 49 families scrambling for childcare.
Empanadas Ilegales brings psychedelic tropical music to NAC's Wood Terrace all summer
The free concert series runs August 4–6, starting at 7:30 p.m., with the Colombian-rooted collective performing a blend of cumbia,...
Newborn attachment program secures second round of funding through March 2027
Queensway Carleton Hospital's initiative has connected 445 families to primary care since January; funding extension ensures continuity...
Ottawa family doctor matchmaker connects 445 patients to primary care in six months
A newborn attachment program at Queensway Carleton Hospital has become a lifeline for entire families searching for family physicians,...
Mohammed Al-Lami killed two sons on June 29, then set fire and died by suicide
Ottawa police detailed how a dentist killed his two young sons in southeast Ottawa, then set fire to his dental practice in Iroquois and...
Lansdowne Park reviewing event centre spaces after Ottawa Charge moves to CTC
The city will work with Ottawa Sports and Entertainment Group to repurpose areas originally designed for the women's hockey team, which...
Tornado warning swept through southeast Ottawa on Tuesday evening
Environment Canada issued a tornado warning for parts of rural Eastern Ontario, including southeast Ottawa near Vars, with damaging...
Kinaxis hires veteran finance executive Herb Yeh as CFO and chief strategy officer
The Kanata-based supply-chain software maker brought in Yeh from New York investment banking firm Evercore following record first-quarter profit.
Man clocked driving 172 km/h in 60-zone on Riverside Drive caught by unmarked police cruiser
Ottawa police charged a 56-year-old with stunt driving on July 18 after he sped past both unmarked and marked cruisers on the south end.
Carleton University researchers secure $7.5 million in federal partnership grants for cybersecurity and governance
Three Carleton-led initiatives received SSHRC funding—the highest number of grants the university has ever received in a single competition.
Ottawa police release details of June murder-suicide investigation in Leitrim
Police say father Mohammed Al-Lami killed his two sons, ages 7 and 12, then set fires and died by suicide 65 kilometres away.
Two-alarm fire spreads from one home to neighbouring house near Mooney's Bay early Tuesday
Crews responded within four minutes to a fire on Flannery Drive around 4:19 a.m. and brought the blaze under control by 5:11 a.m. with...
