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Jeff Leiper's mayoral pitch: fix transit, build affordable housing
The Kitchissippi councillor, one of four candidates running for mayor, says his City Hall experience will bring effectiveness to the top job.
CRA workers face office-space lottery as July return looms
The Canada Revenue Agency is granting limited flexibility as it struggles with space constraints and a four-day in-office mandate...
Ottawa Redblacks unveil new white uniform for Saturday's home game
The new jersey reverses the home uniform from two years ago and will debut against Toronto at TD Place as the team tries to snap a...
Ottawa Senators sign Norwegian centre Eskild Bakke Olsen
The 24-year-old had five points at the World Championships in May and will be a restricted free agent when his entry-level deal expires...
Military police warned of officer's claims about access to defence minister
A Canadian Forces officer leading a Ukraine relief charity told a civilian she had access to then-Defence Minister Anita Anand and could...
Independent cinemas screen rare films in late June
The ByTowne and Mayfair showcase Japanese cinema, dark classics, and Canadian stories through June.
Ottawa paramedics miss target for life-threatening calls
Response times to highest-priority emergencies fell short of the city's 75% goal in 2025, though progress continues on other fronts.
Michael Blaustein brings viral comedy tour final leg to NAC
The fastest-rising stand-up comedian wraps his "Taste Me Tour" at Southam Hall on Saturday, June 20, with tickets starting at $45.50.
Ottawa housing starts drop 10% as Gatineau surges ahead
Only 3,728 new units began construction in the first five months of 2026, while Gatineau saw 41% growth in the same period.
Ottawa Jazz Festival kicks off Thursday with Wyclef Jean
The nine-day festival opens June 18 at Confederation Park with a lineup spanning hip-hop, jazz fusion, and experimental sounds.
Three arrested in counterfeit cash marketplace scam
Ottawa police seized thousands in fake bills after tracking months of fraud targeting online buy-and-sell platforms.
Woman Fighting City Hall Over Tree-Root Foundation Damage
Nicole Robert's Copeland Park home is cracking from city trees, but a 2021 tree protection bylaw makes removal difficult despite...
