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Jeff Leiper promises to reverse OC Transpo bus cuts if elected this fall
Mayoral candidate unveils five-part transit plan at Tunney's Pasture, pledging $10 million to restore routes cut under New Ways to Bus overhaul.
Custom tricycle stolen from Alta Vista man with Parkinson's; police seek suspect
A specially made adult trike built for an elderly man with advanced Parkinson's was taken from a residential driveway between July 12 and 14.
Former Nepean MPP Lisa MacLeod rules out Ottawa mayoral race
MacLeod ended speculation about a run Friday, citing quality-of-life concerns about traffic, finances and downtown Ottawa.
Meridian Theatres at Centrepointe closed through year-end after Canada Day flooding
Water damage to the main stage, orchestra pit and seating means all shows and events are cancelled until Dec. 31; ticketholders will...
Ottawa braces for 50 to 100 mm of rain Sunday into Monday
Environment Canada issued a yellow warning as heavy rainfall moves in, with flooding possible in low-lying areas.
Ottawa police investigation rescues eight victims in Philippines child exploitation case
A Cybertip.ca report from an Ottawa resident led to international operation; one arrest made and child sexual abuse material seized.
Former Nepean MPP Lisa MacLeod rules out mayoral race, cites quality-of-life concerns
MacLeod's announcement ends weeks of speculation about whether she would challenge incumbent Mark Sutcliffe in Ottawa's fall election.
West Nile virus detected in Ottawa mosquitoes as summer season peaks
Ottawa Public Health confirms first positive mosquito pool of 2026. No human cases reported yet, but residents urged to protect...
Ottawa Citizen's news briefing: task force, AI therapy research, sexual assault investigations
Three major stories from the capital: federal government forms risk-aversion task force, uOttawa researchers develop safer AI therapy...
O-Train faces weeks-long shutdown at St-Laurent Station to fix crumbling concrete
City engineering report details months of track closures needed to address water damage and deteriorating structure at busy transit hub.
Long weekend packed with Doors Open at Rideau Hall, Metcalfe Plaza programming, and fireworks
This weekend and holiday Monday offer Doors Open tours of the Governor General's residence, live music across the city, and the start of...
Sexual assault in East Ottawa under investigation; police seek witnesses near Truro and Carpenter
A woman was assaulted on a paved path near Truro Street and Carpenter Way on Tuesday around 5 p.m. Police are asking anyone in the area...
