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Ottawa Startup The Penguin App Takes on Dating-App Giants
A new app built in Ottawa aims to replace swipes with community and genuine connection, after its founder gave up on Tinder and Bumble.
Province Exploring Southern Ring Road Around Ottawa
Ontario Transportation Minister says there's 'a good case' for a bypass route around the city, reviving a decades-old debate.
Max Richter Brings Layered Soundscapes to the NAC
The composer performs Friday at Southam Hall with his latest album, 'In A Landscape,' blending electronic and acoustic worlds.
Man Charged With 61 Offences in East-End Break-In Spree
A 45-year-old is accused of 20 break-and-enters targeting Vanier and Overbrook businesses since February.
L-Spark partners with Telus for AI startup accelerator
Five Canadian startups will develop AI solutions on Canada's most powerful supercomputer at a new Kanata-based program.
Senators aggressive on trade as they pursue top-six forward
GM Steve Staios is shopping the No. 9 and No. 25 draft picks acquired in the Brady Tkachuk deal to acquire scoring help.
Great Gatsby musical heads to NAC this fall for limited run
Tony Award-winning Broadway production runs September 8-13 at National Arts Centre; based on F. Scott Fitzgerald's iconic novel.
Man charged by FBI in child exploitation case from Ottawa
Alexander Towns, 44, accused of traveling to Nashville to engage in sexual acts with a minor after communicating online.
Jazz artist Myra Melford sits down with Kellylee Evans
Free intimate artist talk Friday, June 26 at 4 p.m. at Peter A. Herrndorf Place as part of the Ottawa Jazz Festival.
NAC Orchestra performs Mahler's 'Resurrection' live tonight
Conductor Alexander Shelley leads a performance of the epic symphony that captivated audiences in 'Maestro.'
Fringe comedy tackles radicalization and human connection
Cassie Cao's 'How to Love a Fascist' blends sharp stand-up with compelling personal storytelling at Ottawa Fringe.
Afghan war veteran battles DND over privacy breach
Retired sergeant paid $21,794 by mistake; department shared banking info without consent and now demands repayment.
