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City beaches and pools open for summer
Supervised swimming starts Saturday at five city beaches, with lifeguards on duty until August 30. Wading pools open Monday.
Entrance Pool's Diving Tank Closes for Summer
The Bells Corners pool's dive tank will stay shuttered this season due to deteriorating concrete, part of a broader infrastructure...
Police seek three suspects in May assault on Downpatrick Road
Ottawa Police released descriptions of a woman and two men involved in an assault with a weapon.
New home sales nearly doubled in May from year ago
Ottawa has seen a 97.5% jump in May purchases, with 2,180 sales through the first five months.
O-Train Line 4 weekend service cuts in effect starting June 28
Wait times to the airport will double to every 24 minutes as OC Transpo stabilizes staffing.
Tea on the Veranda returns to Laurier House for summer
Working Title chefs bring gourmet high tea back to the iconic Sandy Hill gardens for a third year.
Homicide squad seeks woman missing since January
Ottawa police are asking for public help locating Olga Konokhova, 64, last seen in early 2026.
Child airlifted after south-end crash
Four people, including a child, suffered serious injuries in a collision Friday morning at Nixon Drive and Dalmeny Road.
Wintersleep headlining Bronson Centre on Saturday
Juno-winning Halifax band plays first Ottawa headlining show since 2019, promoting latest album Wishing Moon.
RBC gives $200K to Mission's employment programs
Royal Bank's latest gift brings total support to $500,000 since 2019, backing training that's transformed lives.
Ottawa's supervised consumption sites close after 13 years
Sandy Hill and Shepherds of Good Hope sites shut down Friday, June 12, leaving addiction advocates warning of increased overdose deaths.
SoulRhythms dance workshop at the NAC this Monday
Free 45-minute Afro-Caribbean movement class designed for all levels, led by facilitator Suzan Richards.
