News — Page 48
OCDSB eases school transition with sibling grandfathering
West central elementary boundary changes start in 2027, but current students stay put. New sibling policy lets younger kids follow older ones.
Two stabbed at Mooney's Bay; police search for suspects
An adult man in critical condition and a teenage girl hospitalized after Saturday night altercation. Hundreds gathered before violence erupted.
Teen fighting critical injuries after stabbing near Mooney's Bay
A male in his late teens was stabbed in an altercation at Terry Fox Athletic Facility on May 30; another teen also injured. No arrests yet.
Former pastor at Chinese Christian Church charged in historic sexual assaults
James Andrew Evans faces multiple charges including sexual assault with a weapon and child sexual abuse material possession. Police...
Police crack down on illegal car meets across Ottawa
Provincial and Ottawa police laid nearly 40 charges targeting dangerous driving and traffic violations at meetups on May 29.
OC Transpo's new chief vows to rebuild rider trust
Rick Leary, now two months into his tenure, highlights early wins on reliability while acknowledging the deep challenges ahead.
His heart stopped for 17 minutes. CPR saved his life.
A beer league hockey player's cardiac arrest became a lesson in the life-saving power of CPR training and quick action.
Powwow Workout brings Indigenous dance and fitness to the NAC
Free 45-minute high-intensity class blends powwow dance with contemporary music. Monday, June 8 at noon.
Two stabbed at Mooney's Bay amid violent confrontations
Large gathering Saturday night left one victim in critical condition. Ottawa police maintaining heavy presence at the park.
Indigenous Art Market fills the NAC this Sunday
Métis, Inuit, and First Nations makers showcase jewelry, beadwork, paintings, and more at the free Summer Indigenous Art Market.
Snider Park Opens Downtown This Weekend
Centretown's new urban green space launches with food, art, and free WiFi. Ahh!!! Coffee will run a park café.
Coun. Leiper hospitalized after scooter crash
Mayoral candidate Jeff Leiper suffered minor injuries Friday when he fell off his new scooter. Two strangers helped him to hospital.
