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New Play Explores Sexual Awakening and Bee Colony Collapse
Mark Crawford's comedy The Birds and the Bees opens this spring, drawing on rural Ontario and farmland metaphors in equal measure.
Robin Hood Gets Fresh Take at Kanata Theatre
David Farr's reimagining of the classic legend brings romance, adventure, and a new spin to a timeless tale this spring.
Charge Fighting for Cup in Critical Game 3 at Home
Ottawa's women's hockey team faces Montréal in a must-win Game 3 of the Walter Cup final at Canadian Tire Centre Monday night.
Trump Holds Off Iran Strike as Negotiations Continue
President Trump announced he's postponing a planned military strike on Iran, citing ongoing negotiations and requests from Gulf allies.
Six Canadians Detained by Israel in Gaza Aid Flotilla
Israeli military intercepted a humanitarian mission off Cyprus, detaining six Canadian activists attempting to break the naval blockade of Gaza.
Court Dismisses Elon Musk's Lawsuit Against OpenAI
A federal court rejected Musk's claims against OpenAI, ruling he filed the lawsuit too late to challenge the company's shift away from...
Canada-U.S. Military Board Paused Over Defence Spending
The U.S. has suspended the 85-year-old Permanent Joint Board on Defense, citing Canada's failure to meet NATO commitments.
Federal Report Exposes Gross Mismanagement at Immigration
An investigation into Canada's Immigration department reveals executives giving preferential treatment and attempting to hire...
Ottawa Grant Revives Lost Printing Art Downtown
A local artist's rare 75-year-old printing press is getting new life thanks to competitive city funding, creating limited-run prints of...
Ottawa Charge Fighting for Cup With Game 3 at Home
The Charge are officially in must-win territory as the Walter Cup final series returns to the nation's capital Monday evening.
Pollen Surge Is Making Allergy Season Worse Than Ever
Canadian researchers say pollen levels have doubled in recent years, and climate change is the culprit behind your worsening symptoms.
Alto High-Speed Rail Sparks Debate Over Downtown Station
After officials threw cold water on a proposed downtown stop, one east-end neighborhood is now nervously watching an alternative site.