Vehicle rams into downtown Ottawa apartment building
Ottawa paramedics say no one was injured after a vehicle struck a downtown Ottawa apartment building Tuesday afternoon.
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Meet the official bird of Gatineau, Que.
The pileated woodpecker, described as a tireless woodworker that evokes pride, has been chosen at the emblematic bird of Gatineau, Que.
Amazon building new fulfilment centre in Ottawa’s south end
Construction has begun on a third distribution centre for Amazon in Ottawa, as the American e-commerce company continues to expand its footprint in Ottawa.
Parking fees generate millions of dollars in revenue for Ottawa’s largest hospital
Patients, staff and visitors paid millions of dollars to park at the Ottawa Hospital last year, as Ottawa’s largest hospital saw an increase in parking revenue.
Construction at Ottawa City Hall forces Capital RibFest to cancel August event
Capital RibFest has been part of the summer in the capital for over a decade; it brings tens of thousands of visitors on the August long weekend to the plaza at Ottawa City Hall.
Driver suspended since 2021 stopped on Ottawa road, police say
A 37-year-old man suspended from driving for four years is facing new charges after being stopped on an Ottawa road.
Hot and humid weather returns to Ottawa, with humidity making it feel like 34 today
The heat is returning to Ottawa this week, with the humidex making it feel like 34 today and Thursday and temperatures set to soar to 30 C for the weekend.
Cyclist transported to trauma centre after colliding with pickup in Kanata
Ottawa paramedics say a cyclist suffered serious injuries after colliding with a pickup truck in Kanata Tuesday evening.
Ottawa police called to physical ‘incident’ at city hall security area
Police were called to a physical incident between security and a visitor at Ottawa City Hall Monday morning.
More than $5 million in repairs needed on Mackenzie King Bridge after new damage found
Construction on the Mackenzie King Bridge in downtown Ottawa will continue for another two years after engineers discovered additional deterioration on a section of the busy roadway.
Unions warn public service will be ‘bearing the brunt’ of federal government’s savings plan
Unions representing federal workers say Canadians will bear the cost of expected cuts to the public service as Prime Minister Mark Carney’s government prepares to tighten the belt and find savings in day-to-day operating costs.
Ottawa’s real estate market experiences ‘busiest June we’ve seen in quite some time’
The average sale price for homes in Ottawa increased five per cent in June, as the real estate market heated up into the summer.
Russell Township’s $104M community centre faces backlash from hockey groups
Russell Township’s largest-ever infrastructure project, a $104-million community centre with three ice rinks, is drawing criticism from two of its biggest intended user groups.
1 dead, multiple injured following serious crash south of Eganville, Ont.
Ontario Provincial Police say one person has died and several people have been injured in a multi-vehicle crash south of Eganville.
Woman from Almonte, Ont. in critical condition after tree falls on her
Ontario Provincial Police say a 34-year-old woman is in critical condition in hospital after a tree fell on her in Almonte Tuesday morning.
Amazon Prime Day features section dedicated to Canadian-owned companies
Amazon Prime Day is here, and this year, Canadians will be able to take advantage of the deals while continuing to support local companies.