All-girls sports day aims to empower
Girls from across the Ottawa region gathered for a day of sport, inclusion, connection and empowerment at the “Sports Day the Girls Way” event at TD Place on Monday.
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Ottawa police seeking help locating 22-year-old man
The Ottawa Police Service is asking for help locating a 22-year-old man last seen in the area of Barran Street and Fallowfield Road.
‘We are expecting other chains to follow suit’: Tim Hortons increases coffee prices
As coffee prices hover near all-time highs globally, Tim Hortons announced it is now charging more for a cup of Joe.
Warmest Oct. 6 in Ottawa history
It’s the hottest October 6 in Ottawa history, as the hot and sunny weather continues this fall. The temperature hit 28.2 C at 1 p.m.
Rockland family raising awareness after home destroyed by fire
A Rockland family is starting from scratch after a fire tore through their home less than a week ago, destroying nearly everything inside.
Ottawa police seize 14 kilograms of magic mushrooms from nine locations
The Ottawa Police Service says officers executed search warrants at nine locations “suspected of unlawfully selling psilocybin — a Schedule III substance under the Controlled Drugs and Substances Act.”
Carp resident wins $5 million lottery prize
A 69-year-old Carp resident cashed in a $5 million jackpot, the top prize on a $50 Instant Extreme ticket.
OPP charge 5 drivers with impaired driving on highways 416 and 417 this weekend
Five drivers were charged with impaired driving on highways 416 and 417 during the first weekend of October, including a driver striking the centre median on the highway.
Water truck rolls onto its side, blocking Hazeldean Road in Ottawa’s west end
An Ottawa Paramedic Service spokesperson told CTV News Ottawa crews were on the scene of a collision involving a water tanker truck on Hazeldean Road at Carp Road.
Ottawa Senators owner “optimistic” about process for rink at Lebreton Flats
The owner of the Ottawa Senators says he is “optimistic” about the process of building a new NHL rink in downtown Ottawa.
‘No major incidents’ reported during Panda Game celebrations in Ottawa
The Ottawa Police Service reports “no major incidents” following the 56th Panda Game on Sunday, but 14 tickets were issued for various offences.
Ottawa could apply for provincial funding to build Lansdowne 2.0, minister said
The City of Ottawa could apply for provincial funding to help build the Lansdowne 2.0 project, according to Ontario’s minister of sport.
250 jobs cut at passport office, union says
A federal union is warning more job cuts at the passport office will delay passport services for Canadians. The Canada Employment and Immigration Union (CEIU) says Employment and Social Development Canada (ESDC) is cutting 250 jobs in the Passport program.
Police looking for witnesses to 2-vehicle crash in Ottawa’s east end
Emergency responded to the crash on Tenth Line Road, south of Wall Road, at approximately 7:20 p.m. Sunday.
1 person hurt in collision involving a farm tractor in Osgoode
A truck driver was arrested for impaired driving following a collision involving a farm tractor in Ottawa’s south end, according to police.
