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New elementary school named after Brian Mulroney breaks board policy
The OCDSB's newest school will be named after the former PM, despite 2021 rules against politically partisan school names.
Significant number of electronics seized in child exploitation case
A 73-year-old Ottawa man faces charges after police discovered multiple devices during a home search on June 4.
Senators owner Andlauer bids for iconic Château Montebello with local group
Michael Andlauer and fellow entrepreneurs are seeking to acquire the historic hotel on the Ottawa River's north shore.
Police break up illegal vehicle gatherings, lay multiple charges
Two large unauthorized car meets were dispersed last week as part of ongoing traffic enforcement across the city.
Gatineau dairy co-op brings Rebelle ice cream to Ottawa market
Laiterie de l'Outaouais is expanding south with a new brand, investing $17 million in growth over the coming years.
SoulRhythms dance workshop brings African and Caribbean movement to the NAC
Free weekly sessions celebrating Afro-Caribbean folklore-based movement launch Monday, June 15, at 7 p.m.
Glebe parking lot set to become 90-unit affordable housing development
The city is transferring surplus land at 574 Bank Street to a non-profit for a nine-storey residential project.
Ottawa Fringe Festival returns with 60+ shows across 10 venues
The 29th edition of Fringe launches June 18–28 with the theme 'Fringe Out Loud'—the biggest lineup in festival history.
A decade after the Rideau sinkhole, one man's van is still gone
Paul Charette watched his mobile locksmith workshop disappear into the pavement on June 8, 2016. Ten years later, he's still rebuilding.
Free powwow-inspired fitness class lands at the NAC this weekend
Amanda Fox brings 30 years of powwow dance into a 45-minute high-intensity workout blending traditional and contemporary music.
Coun. Tim Tierney elected FCM president, first from Ottawa in 84 years
The Beacon Hill-Cyrville councillor will lead the Federation of Canadian Municipalities during a critical moment for federal-municipal relations.
Jinjer brought raw metal power to The Bronson on Friday
The Ukrainian progressive metal band opened their North American Duél Tour with a polished, explosive set that rewarded early fans.
