Monday · Jun 8, 2026
r/loudnoisesottawa blowing up after jet flyby
r/loudnoisesottawa is trending again after the jets. the subreddit exists specifically for posts asking what that noise was, and today it's been flooded.
CF-18 fighter jets buzzed the city this morning
cf-18s flew low over centretown this morning and everyone felt it. people posting videos of the jets screaming overhead.
Citizen journalist Natasha Baldin wins nursing association award
The Ottawa Citizen reporter's story about a Jordanian nurse fighting for permanent residency won the RNAO's top news prize.
Found ring at City Centre looking for owner
someone found a tungsten ring with an inscription by the bike racks at city centre. if it's yours, message them with the engraving and they'll get it back to you.
New elementary school named after Brian Mulroney breaks board policy
The OCDSB's newest school will be named after the former PM, despite 2021 rules against politically partisan school names.
Significant number of electronics seized in child exploitation case
A 73-year-old Ottawa man faces charges after police discovered multiple devices during a home search on June 4.
Line 1 had over 400 unplanned elevator outages in less than two years
A report shows the O-Train Line 1 had over 400 unplanned elevator outages in 18 months. That's a lot of broken lifts when you need them most.
Senators owner Andlauer bids for iconic Château Montebello with local group
Michael Andlauer and fellow entrepreneurs are seeking to acquire the historic hotel on the Ottawa River's north shore.
Remember Zaphods? People sharing nostalgia for the sticky-floor venue
Folks are reminiscing about Zaphods—the iconic sticky-floored club downtown with the best indie shows. Sticky floors, dancing until the lights came on, charity events, and that...
Police break up illegal vehicle gatherings, lay multiple charges
Two large unauthorized car meets were dispersed last week as part of ongoing traffic enforcement across the city.
Jet flew low over Centretown this morning, loud enough to scare people
A fighter jet flew really low over Centretown around 11:45 a.m. today—way louder than the Snowbirds usually are. People indoors still heard it blasting overhead.
Gatineau dairy co-op brings Rebelle ice cream to Ottawa market
Laiterie de l'Outaouais is expanding south with a new brand, investing $17 million in growth over the coming years.
Phone turned in by bus driver found on Route 85
Someone found a phone on the 85 Bayshore and handed it to the bus driver. If it's yours, check the lost and found.
Glebe parking lot set to become 90-unit affordable housing development
The city is transferring surplus land at 574 Bank Street to a non-profit for a nine-storey residential project.
Ottawa startup uses 'vibe review' to match romance readers with books
Romancy, launched by a former L-Spark marketing director, helps readers discover novels that fit their personal taste.
Garden safety: 10 tips to prevent injuries while working outside
A pulled tendon is a reminder that gardening carries real injury risks. Here's how to stay safe.
O-Train running slow from Blair southbound
The O-Train's been crawling between Blair and downtown — someone clocked speeds around 20 km/h today. Keep an eye on your commute if you're usually on that line.
A decade after the Rideau sinkhole, one man's van is still gone
Paul Charette watched his mobile locksmith workshop disappear into the pavement on June 8, 2016. Ten years later, he's still rebuilding.
AC/uOttawa BScN Nursing Grads Nurse Pinning Ceremony
Algonquin Commons Theatre
Turbulent sunset over Bridlewood captured by drone
A dramatic sky rolled in over Bridlewood last night. Someone was ready with a drone to catch it — the photos are stunning.
Venus and Jupiter lighting up the northwest sky tonight
Venus and Jupiter are visible together in the northwest sky tonight. Clear skies? Look up — they're worth the view.
Ten years since Rideau Street sinkhole — it could have been worse
A decade ago a massive sinkhole tore up Rideau Street. Looking back at what happened and how close we came to a real disaster.
Downtown road closures Monday for Governor General ceremony
Louise Arbour is being installed as Canada's 31st Governor General Monday — expect major road closures downtown. Plan your commute around the ceremony.
Kanata gala raises $226,000 for rare genetic disease cure
Jack's Gala brought together over 200 supporters to fund research for SPG4, which is slowly paralyzing a nine-year-old boy.