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Man charged in unprovoked Rideau Street stabbing

A 57-year-old has been charged after stabbing a man near the 300 block of Rideau Street on Wednesday morning.

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Carling Avenue holds title as Ottawa's worst road

For the fifth consecutive year, drivers rank Carling as the city's least-favourite street, citing potholes and traffic congestion.

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Child critically injured in Stittsville balcony fall

A fourth-floor fall Wednesday has renewed police warnings about window and balcony safety as warmer weather brings open windows.

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Ontario doubles fines for illegal ticket resellers to $25,000

New enforcement powers take effect June 10 as the province cracks down on ticket scalpers selling above face value.

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Ottawa housing market shows seasonal lift but lags last year

May saw 1,616 home sales, up from April but down 10.6% compared to May 2025 as inventory remains elevated.

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Dangerous offender granted day parole in Ottawa

Christopher Roulston, 46, released under strict conditions and monitoring after serving life sentence for sexual assaults.

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Doors Open Ottawa returns this weekend to explore city's built heritage

Free access to some of Ottawa's most beautiful buildings and landmarks Saturday and Sunday as the city celebrates its architecture.

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Man shot in Overbrook, critically hurt

A shooting on Prince Albert Street Wednesday left one person in life-threatening condition. Police are investigating and have one person...

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Cutting development fees alone won't fix housing, CMHC warns

A federal analysis shows reducing municipal development charges could help, but the gains vary by city and won't reach pre-pandemic...

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Riverkeeper Gala raises $320K for Ottawa's waterways

An evening on Lemieux Island brought supporters together for river conservation, with live music, auctions, and a commitment to 25 years...

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Council to debate renoviction bylaw after year-long review

Somerset Councillor Ariel Troster is pushing to release a draft renoviction bylaw for democratic debate, though provincial amendments...

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Ottawa Innovation Week returns June 8–12 with demos and dialogue

The second annual festival showcases how Ottawa is building and deploying innovation across space, defence, semiconductors, and...