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Liam Wood Cini remembered as 'the little therapist' of his friends after fatal car crash
The 17-year-old from the west end died from injuries sustained in a July 1 crash on Old Carp Road; his family is building his legacy...
Ottawa Charge shifts home arena to Canadian Tire Centre, sharing with Senators
Women's hockey team moves from TD Place to join the NHL's Senators at their arena in preparation for Professional Women's Hockey League play.
OINP applicants challenge Ontario over rejected immigration applications
About 300 workers whose provincial nominee program files were rejected in late 2025 are seeking judicial review, arguing the government...
Ottawa Senators sign forward Tyler Boucher to one-year contract
The former first-round pick inked a two-way deal for the 2026-27 season after recording career-high 26 points in 47 AHL games last season.
Canadian North doubles cargo capacity at Ottawa airport with $22M facility
The Arctic airline's new 42,646-square-foot facility officially opened last month, doubling capacity and adding cooler, freezer, and...
Unexploded Canada Day fireworks discharged at Bluesfest opening without resident notice
The federal government authorized the late-night blast Thursday at LeBreton Flats to safely dispose of shells that didn't ignite during...
Xavier Bourgault settles with Ottawa Senators on one-year deal worth league minimum
The 23-year-old forward filed for arbitration and secured a raise in the AHL after 57 points in 70 games with the Senators' farm team in...
DND buys two Ottawa properties for $59 million amid space shortage and staffing growth
The Defence Department shifted from leasing to owning industrial facilities on Star Top Road to accommodate growing headcount and meet...
Military police recommended sex assault charge against 'Officer X,' but decision was handed to friendly commander
Documents obtained by the Ottawa Citizen reveal military command structure allowed a naval officer with prior ties to alleged assailant...
Ottawa construction coordination falls to no single office, leaving residents navigating conflicting projects
Councillor Laine Johnson raises alarm about fragmented oversight as Highway 417 closures, LRT work, and utility digs create cascading...
Federal government closing five co-working sites in National Capital Region this fall
Workspace will be repurposed to help departments meet latest return-to-office mandate across the country.
Rogers Centre Ottawa exec Dan Young retires after 24 years leading convention hub
The vice-president and CFO of Rogers Centre Ottawa is stepping down in November after two decades steering the venue through major...
