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Pedestrian Dies After Barrhaven Collision
A 29-year-old woman struck by a car on Fallowfield Road has died from her injuries, marking another fatal traffic incident in Ottawa.
Charge Force Game 4 in Walter Cup Finals
Rebecca Leslie scores in the final minute to keep Ottawa's PWHL hopes alive against Montreal, setting up a decisive Game 4 at Canadian...
Menstrual Health Day Festival at the National Arts Centre
May 28: NAC hosts a full-day community celebration breaking taboos and centering creative voices.
Your Garden's Growing Season Just Changed
Natural Resources Canada updated its plant hardiness map—and Eastern Ontario gardeners now have warmer growing options.
Charge Stall Victoire's Cup Bid in PWHL Thriller
Ottawa's women's hockey team nearly upset Montreal in Monday's dramatic playoff clash, pushing the championship series to the brink.
Military Fought to Keep F-35 Photo Secret
Canadian Forces tried to block rare image. Journalist obtained it anyway. Here's what the Pentagon didn't want public.
Wanted Terrorism Suspect Won't Be Extradited
Montreal man Wassim Boughadou remains in Turkey despite RCMP warrant. Canada faces pressure on rendition policy.
Defence Minister Visits Snowbirds Base
David McGuinty heads to Saskatchewan as questions swirl over the team's future. Air show cancellations spark speculation.
AI Could Change How Ottawa ERs Handle Chaos
Queensway Carleton doctor tests machine-learning triage. Early wins suggest faster patient placement could ease bottlenecks.
Ottawa Charge Forces Game 4 in Cup Finals
Peyton Hemp's postseason spark leads Charge to comeback victory over Montreal. Series stays alive with crucial home win.
Bars Stay Open Till 4 AM During World Cup
Ontario extends last call for FIFA tournament, LCBOs follow suit. A summer of late-night celebrations is officially approved.
Alto Casts Doubt on Downtown Via Station in High-Speed Plan
Neighbours near Tremblay Station express concern after the high-speed rail developer signals it may not pursue a new downtown terminus.