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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...
Larus Technologies lands $800K federal funding for AI military scenario platform
Ottawa defence-tech firm receives NRC IRAP support for ScenarioGPT project as part of $1.7-million development effort.
Ottawa police officer charged with impaired driving after Thanksgiving weekend incident
Const. Clay Berrea, 25, charged with operation while impaired and exceeding legal blood-alcohol limit. Officer reassigned to...
20-year-old fighting for life after transport truck collision on Burton Road
Young driver in life-threatening condition after Thursday night crash near Vars. Ottawa police seek witnesses and dashcam footage.
Search warrant executed at illegal cannabis storefront in east-end Ottawa, two arrested
Police shut down Castle Heights Cannabis at 605 Centre St. in Forbes, seizing edibles, psilocybin, and other controlled substances. Both...
Mark Sutcliffe unveils comprehensive 70-page mayoral platform ahead of Oct. 26 election
The incumbent mayor, hovering around 50% in polling, pitched priorities including local economy, transit, infrastructure, and housing...
Redblacks quarterback Bryson Barnes makes CFL debut Friday against Toronto
The 25-year-old from Ohio is starting his first professional game Friday night at TD Place as Ottawa aims to end a 406-day winless...
Senators edge Islanders 2-1 in shootout behind Pinto's winning goal
Shane Pinto scored the shootout winner Thursday night as the Senators beat the New York Islanders at Canadian Tire Centre, bouncing back...
Ottawa police release suspect photo in downtown Rideau Street assault from mid-September
A photo was released Thursday of a male suspect wanted in connection with an assault on September 13. Police are asking anyone with...
Ontario grants $12.75M to faith groups, cultural organizations for security upgrades
Organizations can apply for up to $10,000 per project to fund security guards, building upgrades, and surveillance systems. Applications...
Ottawa traffic deaths reach 29, highest toll in years as police warn of three collisions
Three fatal crashes in one week underscore police message: speed, distraction and poor decisions have devastating consequences on city roads.
Federal government planning $1.5B hyperscale data centre in National Capital Region
Defence Construction Canada issued an early notice to suppliers as power demand from data centres strains Ottawa's grid. Bidding...