News — Page 29
Ottawa councillors push for encampment data system
City will implement standardized reporting framework to track unsheltered homelessness supports while protecting resident privacy.
Free Lunchtime Concert at NAC: Belle Époque Paris
Flutist Stephanie Morin and pianist Sylvia Bruns perform classical works July 14 in the O'Brien Atrium.
Senators GM confident in roster direction after busy trade week
Steve Staios defends recent moves including Tkachuk trade and new acquisitions, says team is building an identity.
City parking revenues grow as paid options expand
On-street and off-street parking revenues increased in 2025 as the city introduced paid parking in Wellington West and Westboro.
Pirates of the Caribbean plays live with NAC Orchestra July 9–11
The National Arts Centre Orchestra performs Hans Zimmer and Klaus Badelt's score live to the film at Southam Hall, with showtimes...
Canadian soccer fans watch World Cup loss at Lansdowne
Hundreds gathered at Lansdowne Park on June 24 as Canada lost 2-1 to Switzerland and dropped to second place in Group B.
OK Naledi brings Afro-Fusion to the Canal on July 11
The Ottawa-based group performs free on a boat along the Rideau Canal beginning near the NAC at 4:30 PM, with the musician-packed boat...
Senators GM defends Burakovsky trade in busy week of roster moves
Steve Staios said he's confident in recent changes as Ottawa worked to reshape the roster in the style of Stanley Cup champion Carolina.
Senators Draft Eight Prospects at 2026 NHL Draft
Ottawa selected five forwards, two defensemen, and a goalie over the two-day event in Buffalo, with chief scout Don Boyd touting skill...
Man charged after assaulting officers at Escapade Music Festival
A 44-year-old Ottawa man faces six charges after three police officers and two security guards were injured at the festival Friday night.
Speed limits rising to 110 km/h on 416 and parts of 417
Ontario is bumping highway speeds across the province starting Friday. Ottawa sections of the 416 and some 417 stretches will see the...
Ottawa Police pilot project nabs retail thieves at record rate
In two months, police identified repeat offenders and cleared 79% of cases across the city using targeted downtown enforcement.
