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Two children dead in Ottawa murder-suicide
Two boys found in Findlay Creek home; their father located dead in Kemptville vehicle.
Why Ontario accident victims face rising barriers to compensation
Statutory deductible exceeds $47,000 in 2026; income replacement benefits lag behind inflation.
Ottawa housing waitlist long as 2025 shows progress and setbacks
Over 16,000 households waiting for subsidized housing; waits can exceed five years.
High-speed rail procurement launches; Ottawa-Montreal segment first
Alto and Cadence begin market engagement for rail route; construction expected 2029-2030.
Heat and humidity to grip Ottawa through Canada Day
Temperatures reaching 33°C on July 1 with humidex near 40; relief expected by weekend.
Would a Michelin Guide to Ottawa be worth the cost?
The prestigious French restaurant guide could arrive for $1–4 million over three years. But does Ottawa have restaurants worthy of stars?
Child killed in two-vehicle crash in rural Ottawa
An 8-year-old girl died Sunday after vehicles collided at Nixon Drive and Dalmeny Road in Kars-Osgoode. Police seek dashcam footage.
Redblacks rally but fall short in Montreal, remain winless
Ottawa mounted a second-half comeback Sunday but couldn't complete the comeback in a 37-35 loss to the Alouettes.
Ottawa councillors push for encampment data system
City will implement standardized reporting framework to track unsheltered homelessness supports while protecting resident privacy.
Free Lunchtime Concert at NAC: Belle Époque Paris
Flutist Stephanie Morin and pianist Sylvia Bruns perform classical works July 14 in the O'Brien Atrium.
Senators GM confident in roster direction after busy trade week
Steve Staios defends recent moves including Tkachuk trade and new acquisitions, says team is building an identity.
City parking revenues grow as paid options expand
On-street and off-street parking revenues increased in 2025 as the city introduced paid parking in Wellington West and Westboro.
