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Ottawa Police moving forward with AI facial recognition system
The police service gained board approval June 22 to begin groundwork on joining a facial-recognition network already used by forces in...
Carleton researcher developing AI platform to help small businesses compete with Amazon
Ahmed Doha is creating a system that bundles complementary products across vendors—launching by year's end.
Canada Day storms flood hundreds of Ottawa homes, leave residents without power
West-end highrises flooded and knocked offline; orange-level heat warning persists as cleanup continues.
Redblacks face Saskatchewan's defending Grey Cup champions Friday as team searches for first win
Ottawa hosts Saskatchewan at 7 p.m. Friday night in a matchup coach Ryan Dinwiddie calls a must-win turning point after the offence...
Canada faces Morocco in round of 16 at LeBreton Flats free World Cup watch party Saturday
Heritage Canada and the City of Ottawa are hosting a second public watch party at Bluesfest grounds as Canada plays its...
Ottawa police conduct significant operation in South March neighbourhood, roads closed
Officers blocked off Finlayson Crescent on Thursday as police conducted an active investigation in the west end community.
Bluesfest moves Angine de Poitrine to main stage as band's viral momentum explodes
The Quebec duo sold out Quebec club dates and drew the Montreal Jazz Festival's largest crowd since 2009, compelling organizers to shift...
Ottawa flooded after Canada Day storm dumps record rainfall, hundreds without power
Torrential rain overwhelmed the city Wednesday, swamping basements and leaving residents without electricity as cleanup begins across...
Orange-level heat warning remains as Ottawa reaches 35°C with little overnight relief
Environment Canada maintains a severe heat alert for Thursday with maximum temperatures hitting 35°C and humidex readings near 46.
How a former Ottawa Sun columnist built the city's hottest independent publishing company
Ron Corbett left CFRA radio in 2017 to start Ottawa Press and Publishing. Eight years later, the company releases four or more books...
Ottawa drenched in record rainfall as Canada Day storm cancels celebrations
The capital received 118.4 millimetres of rain on July 1—double the previous record—flooding streets, basements and forcing the PM to...
Anita Anand's office censored military findings on troubled Ukraine charities
Defence Minister's staff removed conclusions about misconduct by Canadian Forces personnel involved in Mriya Aid and Mriya Report before...
