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Woman in critical condition after being struck by vehicle on Riverside Drive
A pedestrian struck near Billings Bridge early Tuesday is in critical condition at hospital as Ottawa police respond to a second fatal...
Firefighters battle coverall structure fire at 6000 block of Bank Street
A 75-by-30-foot structure at the rear of a commercial building in Osgoode ward caught fire October 19. Crews brought the blaze under...
McKenney endorses Leiper for Ottawa mayor, snubbing Saravanamuttoo
MPP Catherine McKenney backed longtime city councillor Jeff Leiper over Neil Saravanamuttoo, her former campaign adviser and co-founder...
Ontario freezes OSAP funding to private career colleges; students caught mid-studies
26 Ottawa students enrolled at private career colleges face immediate financial crisis after province suspended student aid, citing...
Ottawa municipal election is one week away; unofficial results expected within 2.5 hours of polls closing
Voting day is October 26. Advance voting closed October 16. Fourteen mayoral candidates are competing for the city's top job; elected...
Ottawa police traffic blitz nets 41 charges in south-end suburbs over one weekend
Officers stopped more than 40 vehicles in Barrhaven, Findlay Creek, and Riverside South on October 16-17, citing distracted driving,...
Sutcliffe leads mayoral race at 35% but nearly 20% remain undecided ahead of Monday vote
A poll commissioned by rival Alex Lawson's campaign shows support fragmented five days before Ottawa's election, with one-fifth of...
Seven Ottawa bike lane projects face major delays under new Ontario law
Bill 60 prohibits municipalities from reducing vehicle lanes during road work, affecting Kent, Rochester, Albert, O'Connor and other key...
Man seriously injured in stabbing at Parliament Station on Saturday
An adult male was stabbed in the head and abdomen at Parliament Station around 4:40 p.m. Saturday. Line 1 service was disrupted for...
One person trapped in head-on collision south of Ottawa Friday night
Driver in Hyundai Santa Fe was unconscious when rescued from extremely damaged vehicle at Burton and North Russell roads.
Ontario imports U.S. electricity as Pickering shutdown reshapes winter power grid
IESO signed a 600-megawatt contract with American supplier starting Nov. 1, marking a pivot from Ford's export threats and raising...
Ottawa's new Cliff Energy Centre heats and cools 80+ federal buildings
The stainless-steel facility built into a cliff face below Wellington Street replaces a century-old steam plant, cutting emissions and...