News — Page 29
Police investigating targeted shooting on Belisle Street in Vanier South
A man was transported to hospital with non-life-threatening injuries after gunshots were reported around 1:30 a.m. Wednesday. Guns and...
O-Train Line 1 disrupted after overhead wiring damage at Cyrville Station
Transit Services General Manager Rick Leary said regular service was expected to resume Friday morning, with replacement buses running...
PSAC suspends former UNE president Alisha Kang's membership for five years
The Public Service Alliance of Canada moved against Kang following a complaint and investigation, more than a year after placing her...
Another August storm floods Ottawa's west end as power cuts affect thousands
Second major storm in six weeks hammers Knoxdale-Merivale and College wards; Hydro Ottawa restoring power after 107 km/h winds and 21.9 mm rain.
SaaS North rebrands to emphasize AI as annual tech conference marks 10th anniversary
The software conference, which launched in 2016, is adding AI to its name and expanding its focus on artificial intelligence tools,...
Stabbing incidents in Ottawa down to 96 so far this year — but criminologist attributes drop to luck, not strategy
While Ottawa has reported fewer stabbing-related injuries through August compared to recent years, Canada's long-term trend shows...
Two residential towers with 543 units proposed near Hintonburg's Corsa Italia station
A 31-storey and 33-storey building would replace a commercial block and parking lot one block from the O-Train stop. City planning...
29-year-old charged with stunt driving, fleeing police on Highway 417 near Maitland
Provincial officers clocked the driver at 162 km/h in July. The vehicle sped away, prompting charges including dangerous operation and...
Shots fired during Facebook Marketplace robbery outside Manotick bank; youth arrested
Police say a young offender tried to rob a seller meeting a buyer outside a CIBC branch, fired two shots, and was subdued by a security...
Ottawa's wettest summer on record: 488 millimetres and counting through August
Summer rainfall has already shattered the previous 1972 record by 24 millimetres, with three weeks of August still to come.
Ottawa's mayoral candidates weigh in on speaking French in a bilingual capital
With nearly 15% of Ottawa residents using French as their first language, the city's next mayor will face questions about bilingual leadership.
Dominion Dynamics hosts defence-tech summit during SaaS North conference in Kanata November 5
Deploy summit aims to connect entrepreneurs and investors in Canada's growing defence sector as federal government ramps up domestic...
