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Smoke from northern Quebec fires reduces air quality in Ottawa through Monday
Sunday's yellow smoke warning drops to low risk by Monday as forest fires in Quebec push poor visibility across the Gatineau River.
Council to vote July 15 on 48-measure transit plan ahead of September return to office
City staff identified mobility measures for transit, roads, and parking to manage congestion when federal workers and students return in...
Ottawa Senators coach Travis Green inducted into B.C. Hockey Hall of Fame
The Senators' head coach was recognized Saturday for his 970-game NHL career and success coaching the Portland Winterhawks to a 2013...
OPP warns residents against bringing unexploded ordnance to police stations
Provincial police say they will safely retrieve and dispose of explosive material — including a WWII-era hand grenade found in an Ottawa...
HARDY brought campfire-singalong heart to Ottawa Bluesfest Saturday night
The Mississippi musician drew a youthful crowd thick with cowboy hats and denim for a set that went beyond the beer-song template at the...
Two killed, five injured in mass shooting at Toronto's Salsa on St. Clair festival
Toronto police secured the scene near St. Clair and Arlington after a shooting Saturday evening left two dead and multiple others wounded.
Bluesfest Day 2 brought headbanging hits and soulful performances across six stages
Limp Bizkit headlined Friday at Ottawa's festival while R&B and rock acts drew crowds at smaller venues across LeBreton Flats Park.
Intimate partner violence reports drop 5 per cent in Ottawa in first half of 2026
Ottawa Police Service recorded 3,775 IPV-related incidents in the first six months of 2026, down from 3,977 in the same period last year.
Bluesfest 2026 Day 3 lineup: HARDY closes main stage with Aspects and BigXthaPlug
Saturday night at LeBreton Flats features country, hip hop, and rock across the RBC Main Stage and Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Ottawa Stage.
Ottawa opens temporary waste collection sites after July 1 extreme weather
Households affected by the Canada Day storm can drop off hazardous and electronic waste at four city locations through July 15.
Provincial police advise against bringing unexploded material to stations after grenade incident
A resident brought a Second World War-era hand grenade to the Ottawa OPP detachment. Police say they're equipped to handle such items —...
Limp Bizkit and Cypress Hill bring 90s nostalgia to Ottawa Bluesfest opening night
The rap-rock legends headlined Bluesfest's opening Friday after a soggy start, drawing crowds through performances by country, hip hop,...
