Ottawa: Local News, Weather & Traffic Updates

Winter storm to bring 5-10 cm of snow to Ottawa today

Environment Canada has issued a winter weather travel advisory for Ottawa, calling for 5 to 10 cm of snow through the afternoon and early evening. The snow is expected to continue until 6 p.m.

2 stolen vehicles found inside tractor-trailer on Hwy. 401 in eastern Ontario, OPP says

Parallel bus service supporting O-Train Line 2 and 4 to be reduced starting next week due to low demand

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Moneris data shows modest spending patterns during the GST/HST holiday

Canada Post laying off 50 managers in Ottawa and across Canada amid ‘significant financial’ challenges

Mayors of Ottawa and Gatineau call for reduction of interprovincial trade barriers to boost the economy

Overturned tractor-trailer forces closure of Hwy. 416 south of Ottawa for several hours

Ottawa police looking to identify driver of Volkswagen Jetta involved in Orleans hit and run

G2 driver facing ‘numerous’ charges after being stopped speeding on Hwy. 417 in Ottawa

1 person taken to hospital following fire on Meadowlands Drive

Experts call for renewed public education to address rising HIV rates

Record number of tickets issued through Ottawa’s photo radar cameras in 2024: Here are the hot spots for speeding tickets

All aboard LRT to Kanata and Barrhaven? Campaign promise revives talk of Ottawa’s Stage 3 LRT plan

Minivan driver injured in crash involving a school bus in the Upper Ottawa Valley

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Record number of tickets issued through Ottawa’s photo radar cameras in 2024: Here are the hot spots for speeding tickets

Ottawa’s photo radar cameras caught a record number of speeders on city roads last year, and the city plans to install 24 more cameras in community safety zones, school zones and high-speed locations this year.