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Tuesday · Jul 28, 2026

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11:24
PM
Pulse

Viral Quebec Donut Shop Opens in Ottawa

Viral Quebec donut shop is now open in Ottawa. The spot's already drawing crowds from across the city.

10:48
PM
Pulse

O-Train East Extension Testing in Progress

O-Train East Extension testing is underway with empty trains running through the unopened line. Opening could be coming soon.

10:12
PM
Pulse

Seven-Building Development Planned for Baseline Road

Seven-building development proposed at 1200 Baseline Road in the Skyline area. Mixed-use project adding density to the neighbourhood.

7:51
PM
Pulse

Gatineau police investigating possible shooting in Hull this morning

Gatineau police responded to Dollard-des-Ormeaux Street in Hull on July 28 to investigate a possible shooting. Just across the bridge from Ottawa.

7:30
PM
Tonight

Mamma Mia! (Touring)

National Arts Centre / Centre national des Arts

7:30
PM
Tonight

Mamma Mia! - Ottawa

National Arts Centre

7:06
PM
Pulse

Hospice Care Ottawa closing Maison de l'Est beds by October 31

Hospice Care Ottawa announced it's closing its residence beds at Maison de l'Est in the east end by October 31, a loss for francophones needing end-of-life care in the region.

6:21
PM
Pulse

OC Transpo testing new plastic seats on bus 4715

OC Transpo is testing bright blue plastic seating with faux leather cushions on bus 4715 as part of a pilot project to replace fabric seats across the fleet.

5:36
PM
Pulse

July is shaping up to be Ottawa's rainiest month on record

This July will probably be Ottawa's rainiest month on record with more rain expected this week. Your sump pump might actually be earning its keep.

3:06
PM
Pulse

City quietly proposed expanding Ottawa's urban area by 27 square kilometres

City staff quietly uploaded a report to Engage Ottawa recommending expanding the urban boundary by over 27 square kilometres — nearly the size of all of Barrhaven. Very little...

2:36
PM
Pulse

Early morning thunder woke people across Ottawa on Tuesday

That boom at dawn Tuesday? Thunderstorms hit early with some solid lightning. Early-morning rain kicked things off before the heavier stuff rolls in.

2:06
PM
Pulse

Black ooze spotted at Parliament station smells like sulfur

Someone spotted a black ooze at Parliament station Tuesday morning that smelled like sulfur — likely raw sewage. Gross, but transit staff probably already aware.

1:36
PM
Pulse

Power outages reported in Skyline area Tuesday morning

Power went out in the Skyline neighbourhood during the early-morning storms. Hydro working on restoration.

1:06
PM
Neighborhoods

Operation Restore wraps week-long Sandy Hill safety crackdown with arrests and recoveries

The coordinated police enforcement between July 13–19 resulted in 10 arrests, 35 grams of crack cocaine seized, and a $3,000 stolen e-bike recovered.

12:36
PM
Eat & Drink

Arlo on Somerset becomes first Ottawa restaurant in exclusive 50 Best Discovery guide

The natural-wine-focused restaurant, which opened in 2020, was selected from 210 new additions to the global database curated by the prestigious 50 Best brand.

8:06
AM
Pulse

Snider Park's unreliable hours frustrating downtown users

Snider Park on Bank Street stays locked most days — no posted hours, just random evening events. People are frustrated it's not actually open to the public.

7:36
AM
Pulse

Time to check your sump pump before the next storm

If you've got sump pump issues or history of basement flooding, now's the time to get that checked. Thunderstorm watches out.

7:06
AM
News Brief

Four window falls in four months spark safety alarm among Ottawa parents

Since April, children have fallen from residential windows and balconies across the city. The most recent incident sent an 11th-floor girl to hospital in critical condition.

6:36
AM
Pulse

Power outage reported near Lincoln Fields without Hydro notice

Power went out near Lincoln Fields off Richmond Road with no Hydro outage listed. Thunderstorm rolled through right after. Worth checking if it's back on.

6:06
AM
Eat & Drink

Kozhi opens in Chinatown as Somerset Street transforms into dining destination

An upscale fried chicken spot from a veteran chef joins nine other new restaurants reshaping Chinatown's culinary identity this year.

5:36
AM
News Brief

Shopify CEO Tobi Lütke faces backlash over voting eligibility comments

The Ottawa-based tech exec endorsed a system that would tie voting rights to income and strip pensioners of ballots, sparking widespread criticism online.

3:30
AM
Tonight

Sussex County Miners at Ottawa Titans

Ottawa Stadium