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HighOnCity · The Ottawa Archive

Wednesday · Jul 15, 2026

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9:15
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News Brief

Redblacks face Winnipeg with linebacker Morgan sidelined by broken hand

Middle linebacker Nyles Morgan, who leads the CFL with 38 tackles, will miss several weeks after breaking his hand in last Thursday's loss to Edmonton.

8:00
PM
Tonight

ABBA Celebration - Le Souper-Spectacle - Gatineau

Theatre du Casino du Lac Leamy

8:00
PM
Tonight

ABBA Celebration

Theatre du Casino du Lac-Leamy

7:53
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News Brief

Senators' Pinto and Giroux break silence on Brady Tkachuk's shock trade to Florida

Shane Pinto and Claude Giroux, speaking publicly for the first time since the trade, reflected on losing their former captain after three weeks of adjustment.

7:31
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Pulse

Commercial vehicle safety blitz took 27 trucks off the road

Enforcement officers pulled 27 commercial vehicles from service during a safety blitz in the city.

7:08
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News Brief

Ottawa passes renoviction bylaw requiring landlords to obtain city licence before evictions

Council voted 20-5 Wednesday to adopt the Rental Renovation Licence Bylaw, effective January 1, 2027, with enforcement through complaints.

6:46
PM
Pulse

Quick lightning show rolled through the city last night

Storm lasted about five minutes but the lightning strikes were worth the watch. Got some nice shots.

6:23
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Neighborhoods

ByWard Market tenants petition against city's renovation plans, fearing displacement

Sixteen businesses signed a strongly worded letter to city officials opposing a plan to renovate the historic market building and terminate leases.

5:16
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News Brief

Ottawa city council approves flood relief package as cleanup continues

Council unanimously backed measures including Red Cross partnership and fee waivers for residents recovering from July 1 flooding.

5:00
PM
Tonight

Ottawa Bluesfest (Wednesday Pass)

LeBreton Flats Park

5:00
PM
Tonight

Ottawa Bluesfest

Lebreton Flats

2:54
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Pulse

Hospital parking fees are stacking up

Ottawa hospitals are pulling in millions in parking revenue. People on r/ottawa are talking about how much it adds up when you're dealing with serious illness.

2:31
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Neighborhoods

Carlingwood Shopping Centre owners scrap redevelopment plans—for now

Two years after calling the 30-acre west-end mall site ripe for housing, Anthem Properties and Streamliner Properties say no major projects are planned.

2:09
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News Brief

Ottawa Senators return home October 8 to face Philadelphia Flyers

The NHL has set the Senators' 2026-27 home opener at the Canadian Tire Centre, with tickets going on sale Friday afternoon.

1:46
PM
Pulse

Lightning strikes over the city

People caught some wild lightning shots over Lansdowne and elsewhere during the heat yesterday. Sky was electric.

1:24
PM
Neighborhoods

Construction worker rescued after falling 5 metres into pit in Wateridge Village

Specialized firefighter rope teams extracted an injured worker from a deep pit on Hemlock Road after he fell from a ladder Wednesday afternoon.

12:16
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News Brief

Six people displaced after basement fire in Lowertown during heat wave

Firefighters battled a blaze in the 400 block of George Street in 30 C heat, discovering heavy smoke and flames at the basement stairs.

7:46
AM
News Brief

CityNews reporter credited with rescuing man from Bow River in Calgary Sunday

Phoenix Phillips, a former lifeguard, performed mouth-to-mouth resuscitation after pulling the man from the water with help from bystanders.

6:46
AM
News Brief

Bank of Canada faces second complaint over use of replacement workers during security guard strike

The Public Service Alliance of Canada alleges the central bank violated a labour board order by deploying replacement staff.

6:16
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Pulse

Someone's sharing an astroturfing concern on r/ottawa about bot accounts in recent threads

A redditor noticed suspicious account activity in recent posts about the Market stabbings — accounts with generic names, tons of comments, and timing that felt off. Worth a...

5:16
AM
News Brief

Laura Blanchette launches ward-specific zines to boost youth engagement in Ottawa elections

The Mid City creator is partnering with Synapcity to distribute 24 hand-folded zines covering each city ward's council race before October.