News — Page 47
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...
Dangerous offender released to Ottawa on day parole
Christopher Roulston, convicted of three counts of sexual assault with a weapon, will live in a community facility under strict...
Ottawa Jazz Festival returns with broader lineup and open park
The 46th edition (June 18–28) features Wyclef Jean, St. Vincent, Jeff Goldblum, and WILLOW alongside a redesigned Confederation Park...
Ontario teachers unions start bargaining season, pushing for smaller classes
Education workers are demanding reduced class sizes and improved special education funding as contracts expire in August.
Police arrest 11 in undercover operation targeting child exploitation
Ottawa police charged 26 counts after posing as minors online to catch people seeking sexual services from youth.
The Listros bring hard rock edge to The 27 Club Thursday
Toronto brothers Sean and Evan Listro make their Ottawa debut after eight million Spotify streams with a sound blending Nine Inch Nails and Muse.
Parks open alcohol drinking through October under pilot program
The city is continuing summer alcohol-in-parks permission at nine locations. Signs mark boundaries; playgrounds and sports areas remain dry.
Driver charged after passenger filmed sports cars from SUV trunk on 417
OPP caught an SUV with its tailgate open and a passenger sitting unsecured inside. The stunt driving charge carries a $2,000 fine and...
Ottawa's aging infrastructure faces $229M funding gap yearly
City staff recommend doubling property tax contributions and drawing down reserves to address crumbling arenas, roads, and rec...
Driver charged with stunt driving after passenger rode in open truck bed
An OPP officer spotted a person sitting in a moving SUV's trunk filming sports cars on Highway 417 Saturday night.
GANNA brings Ukrainian folk-electronic fusion to the NAC Fourth Stage
June 11, 8 p.m. Berlin-based singer blends ancestral melodies with modern production; opener DIVKA brings bandura, viola, and raw village vocals.
Gas prices jump 8 cents Wednesday, biggest spike since May
Drivers will see prices hit 177.9 cents per litre at most pumps, reversing a week of steady declines.
