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O-Train west extension delayed by Canada Day flood damage
Flooding from the July 1 storm damaged electrical systems and track infrastructure at multiple stations. City won't confirm updated...
Flávia Nascimento and Tio Chorinho bring Brazilian music to NAC on July 22
The Brazilian-rooted duo performs a free midday concert blending choro, samba, forró, and original compositions at the National Arts...
Free K-pop dance workshop at Zibi celebrates BTS on July 23
Synaptik Dance Crew hosts a free community K-pop dance experience at Head Street Square, Zibi on Thursday, July 23 from 7 to 8 PM.
National Arts Centre hosts La Pambelé, a Colombian salsa orchestra redefining the genre
La Pambelé, a Bogotá-based salsa brava orchestra, brings nine musicians and contemporary lyrical narratives to the Babs Asper Theatre on July 23.
Conan Gray, Myles Smith, Natasha Bedingfield draw thousands to Bluesfest's pop night
Conan Gray, a 27-year-old Gen-Z icon, headlined Bluesfest on July 15 after the festival resumed from a two-day break, with appearances...
Ottawa transit chief confident O-Train can handle fall return-to-office rush
OC Transpo boss says the system is ready for the anticipated influx of commuters when federal workers return to the office this fall.
Redblacks face Winnipeg with linebacker Morgan sidelined by broken hand
Middle linebacker Nyles Morgan, who leads the CFL with 38 tackles, will miss several weeks after breaking his hand in last Thursday's...
Senators' Pinto and Giroux break silence on Brady Tkachuk's shock trade to Florida
Shane Pinto and Claude Giroux, speaking publicly for the first time since the trade, reflected on losing their former captain after...
Ottawa passes renoviction bylaw requiring landlords to obtain city licence before evictions
Council voted 20-5 Wednesday to adopt the Rental Renovation Licence Bylaw, effective January 1, 2027, with enforcement through complaints.
Bluesfest Wednesday features pop headliners Natasha Bedingfield, Myles Smith, and Conan Gray
The RBC Stage kicks off with three billion-streamed artists, while the Hard Rock stage and LeBreton Stage offer blues and eclectic options.
Ottawa city council approves flood relief package as cleanup continues
Council unanimously backed measures including Red Cross partnership and fee waivers for residents recovering from July 1 flooding.
Ottawa Senators return home October 8 to face Philadelphia Flyers
The NHL has set the Senators' 2026-27 home opener at the Canadian Tire Centre, with tickets going on sale Friday afternoon.
