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159D AGO

Ottawa Design Club's Off Course event pairs creatives with honesty

Two-night speaker series explores the moments when life redirects your plans. Honest talks about burnout, failure, and finding your way.

159D AGO

Two men charged with creating AI deepfakes to harass women

Ottawa police arrested two men for using artificial intelligence to create fake sexual images of female victims without consent. The...

159D AGO

Child dies after being pulled from Rideau River

A 6-year-old was pulled from the water near Riverside Drive and Hogs Back Road Thursday evening. Bystanders and paramedics attempted...

160D AGO

Gas Prices Expected to Drop Again Friday

Prices are sliding following speculation about a U.S.–Iran peace deal that could reopen shipping through the Strait of Hormuz.

160D AGO

Powwow Workout Brings Indigenous Dance to the NAC

Free 45-minute high-energy class Monday at the National Arts Centre combines powwow dance steps with contemporary music.

160D AGO

200 Protesters Converge on CANSEC Arms Trade Show

Demonstrators gathered outside the convention centre Thursday morning to oppose Canada's largest weapons trade show, citing sales to...

160D AGO

Empower Arts 2.0 Summit Celebrates Disability Leadership

The National Arts Centre hosts a free public summit June 1 exploring disability-led approaches to arts creation and performance.

160D AGO

Father urges action on lethal online substances after son's death

Years after Kenneth Law's arrest, David Parfett says authorities haven't done enough to regulate the online trade in deadly compounds.

160D AGO

Ford government backs defence industry growth over next decade

Ontario will invest to expand defence manufacturing, with projections of 43,000 jobs and $6 billion in provincial economy gains by 2035.

160D AGO

OC Transpo posts $7.2M deficit as ridership drops

Bus and rail service saw passenger trips fall to 14.4 million in Q1 2026, down from 19 million a year prior.

160D AGO

Existing affordable housing crumbles while governments invest in new

Social housing residents endure severe disrepair—mould, mice, fire hazards—while billions flow toward new construction.