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Justice Marlyse Dumel appointed regional senior judge for Ontario Court of Justice East Region
Dumel, who has served as a judge in Ottawa since 2017, was the local administrative judge from 2022 to 2026 and takes the new role September 25.
Natalie Spooner named Ottawa Food Bank CEO after 15 years with organization
The new leader was promoted from director of programs and planning, where she managed relationships with 67 member agencies across the city.
Boater rescued after severe rain sinks vessel on Ottawa River
A 14-foot aluminum boat filled with water during Saturday's thunderstorm. The occupant made it safely to shore and was checked by paramedics.
Police conduct summer crackdown in downtown Ottawa with 24 alcohol interventions
Between Friday and Saturday night, officers issued multiple tickets, made one arrest, and conducted licensed establishment walkthroughs.
Downtown office vacancy drops to 12.4% as two towers leave leasing market
Ottawa's core office vacancy fell over a full percentage point in Q2 after major deals and two properties repositioned off the market,...
Inquest into Raymond Alliman's death begins August 10 following 2017 Ottawa police interaction
A mandatory inquest into the 31-year-old's death during a June 3, 2017 interaction with Ottawa police will be conducted by video...
WestJet launches weekly nonstop flights from Ottawa to Costa Rica starting December
Beginning December 20, WestJet will operate a once-weekly service between Ottawa International Airport and Liberia, Costa Rica.
Ontario expands free provincial park access for veterans to seven days a week
Starting July 20, veterans and active Canadian Armed Forces members can visit Ontario Parks free every day, no longer limited to weekdays.
A Midsummer Night's Dream lands at Walter Baker Park in Stittsville July 21
A Company of Fools brings Shakespeare's comedy to life with '70s disco energy, ABBA-inspired costuming, and a pay-what-you-can format.
Kanata Theatre's 10-Minute Play Festival returns July 23–26 with seven original works
The 6th annual festival showcases emerging playwrights and directors in a pay-what-you-can format at the Ron Maislin Theatre.
City introduces yellow parking tickets July 28 with extended payment and review windows
Ottawa's new parking ticket system gives drivers 15 days to pay early amount instead of 7, and 45 days to pay the full fine instead of 30.
Bluesfest wraps strongest run in 32 years with 30,000-plus nights and consistent crowds
The festival's July 9–19 run benefited from pleasant weather and strong country lineup, drawing some of the biggest crowds in the...
