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Gastops moving aircraft diagnostics operation to 50,000 sq. ft. Riverside South facility
The company, which employs 210 people, says its current facility is cramped and it expects to fill the new building soon.
Aqueduct District developers sought as NCC eyes 16,000-seat events centre
Senators have not released arena plans and say they are not involved in the NCC's expression of interest process.
Senators' Phil Tomasino makes immediate impact in 5-1 win over Sharks in San Jose
The Ottawa Senators beat San Jose 5-1 Saturday, with call-up Phil Tomasino involved in the Batherson goal and drawing praise in the press.
Ottawa MPP asks Ontario to match Quebec on ending clock changes
Ottawa-Vanier MPP Lucille Collard wants Ontario to coordinate with Quebec as the two provinces weigh an end to clock changes.
Senators lose Warren Foegele and Andre Burakovsky to injuries for three to four weeks
Head coach Travis Green says both forwards are out three to four weeks, and the top nine is short-handed.
Ottawa 67's and Senators both face questions after weekend results
Ottawa's junior club lost its benchmark game while the Senators picked up their ninth October win.
Ottawa police officer cleared of criminal charges in July hostage shooting
The SIU says the Ottawa officer who shot a man during a July hostage situation faced a reasonable fear for his life. The report was...
Senators' verified fan program draws a few thousand applicants in first day
The Ottawa Senators launched the Verified Sens Army program to offer discounted tickets to rivalry games, and the team says a few...
Ottawa police must reconsider denial of woman's bid to destroy fingerprints, court rules
A court found the denial unreasonable and sent it back to police, saying non-convicted people keep privacy rights in their fingerprints.
Ottawa councillor's death threats motivated by hatred of francophones, judge rules
Jason Claude Lamarche, 49, sentenced to four months in jail and three years probation for threats to Coun. Stephanie Plante in June 2024.
Ontario clocks go back Sunday, but the switch may not last much longer
Ontario passed a 2020 law to stay on daylight time, but only if Quebec and New York State do the same.
Black bear tranquilized and moved after Kanata backyard sighting
The bear later moved through Kanata North near Klondike and March roads before police tranquilized it around 3 p.m.
