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Ontario names ticket resellers violating new price rules
SeatGeek and StubHub face compliance orders for allegedly breaking ticket resale caps.
Second arrest made in Perth park homicide
Woman charged with accessory after the fact; two murder suspects still wanted in B.C.
613Day celebrations across Ottawa this weekend
Local arts, culture and business take center stage Saturday. Join a dance party at FONO featuring TimeKode starting at noon.
OC Transpo installing gas generators for e-bus charging
Two $14M natural gas generators will back up the transit agency's growing zero-emission fleet at the St-Laurent garage.
Taste for Hope raises $437K for Shepherds of Good Hope
Sold-out gala brought together top chefs and local business leaders for live auction supporting the charity.
Council approves $229M infrastructure funding plan
City will double property tax contributions and draw $32M from reserves to address decade-long funding gap.
Mitel names veteran tech exec as global channel chief
Kanata tech firm taps Ben Macdonald to lead sales partnership strategy as communications modernization accelerates.
Beer patios are blowing up this summer
City council's patio fee waiver is fueling a boom at spots like Lowertown Brewery and Flora Hall.
Apotex Health expands IPO to $1.3 billion
Ottawa drug company increases share offering by 30% as investor demand grows ahead of public listing.
School board cutting bus attendants for students with special needs
Parents say September cuts to developmental education support pose safety risks for medically fragile children.
Community Land Trust acquires third property for affordable housing
Non-profit purchases 31-unit building on Coronation Ave. with $1.2M in bond funds, plans modest expansion.
Heavy rain and thunderstorms expected overnight
Up to 50mm of rain possible as slow-moving system brings moisture-laden storm to Ottawa.
