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Tech and music communities unite at Rainbow Bistro for fundraiser
Tech Rocks 2026 brought local innovators together with performances by Westpark, Wayward Sons, and Disaster Recovery in support of the...
Ride for Dad raises $75,000 for prostate cancer research
Annual motorcycle fundraiser drew riders on a 201-kilometre route through communities south of Ottawa. Co-founder Byron Smith reflects...
Paddleboarder's death spotlights water safety risks this summer
After a 38-year-old died on the Ottawa River, experts warn newcomers to the sport about hypothermia, currents, and the need for proper gear.
Got Land? brings Indigenous comedy to National Arts Centre
Stand-up showcase featuring First Nation, Inuit and Métis comedians performing June 17 at the NAC Fourth Stage.
Humanist Congress brings 500 delegates to Ottawa in August
International human rights forum relocates from Washington, D.C., citing concerns about accessibility and U.S. political climate.
Federal 'Buy Canadian' policy shuts out small businesses, lobby warns
Small-business group tells Parliament the $5 million contract threshold is too high, limiting access to federal procurement.
Ontario names ticket resellers violating new price rules
SeatGeek and StubHub face compliance orders for allegedly breaking ticket resale caps.
Second arrest made in Perth park homicide
Woman charged with accessory after the fact; two murder suspects still wanted in B.C.
613Day celebrations across Ottawa this weekend
Local arts, culture and business take center stage Saturday. Join a dance party at FONO featuring TimeKode starting at noon.
OC Transpo installing gas generators for e-bus charging
Two $14M natural gas generators will back up the transit agency's growing zero-emission fleet at the St-Laurent garage.
Taste for Hope raises $437K for Shepherds of Good Hope
Sold-out gala brought together top chefs and local business leaders for live auction supporting the charity.
Council approves $229M infrastructure funding plan
City will double property tax contributions and draw $32M from reserves to address decade-long funding gap.
