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Child abuse charges laid after police search south-end home
A 73-year-old man faces charges related to child sexual abuse and exploitation materials following a June 4 search by the Internet Child...
Ottawa startup scaling up carbon-capture technology
Hyperion Global Energy Corp., based at Bayview Yards, aims to commercialize its system that turns cement plant emissions into a product...
New school to be named after former PM Mulroney
The OCDSB's newest elementary school near Mer Bleue will be named after Brian Mulroney, breaking the board's 2023 policy against naming...
Eadsé brings debut album to the NAC this weekend
Wendat singer-songwriter Eadsé performs her trilingual album 'Healer' at the NAC's Fourth Stage Saturday at 8 p.m. Tickets $20.
Up to 3,000 affordable homes planned for Ottawa
Federal-municipal partnership approves eight projects delivering 1,100+ rental units
O-Train Lines 2 and 4 closing for weekend maintenance
June 13-14 shutdown allows end-to-end track inspection and proactive repairs
uOttawa opens health innovation hub to speed medical breakthroughs
Advanced Medical Research Centre and Ottawa Health Innovation Hub launch end of 2026
New Kitchissippi council candidate focuses on transit, costs
Subhir Uppal launches campaign to challenge Jeff Leiper's seat in closely watched ward race
Summer Solstice Indigenous Festival returns to Wesley Clover Parks
Free two-day celebration of National Indigenous History Month features pow wow, drone show, market
Royal Ottawa launches $75M campaign for mental health research
The Lives Reclaimed campaign aims to fund urgent care clinics, suicide prevention research, and personalized brain imaging.
Ottawa-Gatineau adds 10,000 jobs as unemployment falls
The region's jobless rate dropped to 6.2% in May, bucking months of national slowdown. Construction led gains.
Mosquitoes are back. Here's what to expect
After a delayed start due to cool spring weather, Ottawa's mosquito season is ramping up as temperatures warm. Experts say the city is...
