Ottawa

The Ottawa Police Association says it has determined the Conservative Party of Canada has the most suitable plan to support law enforcement officers and the communities they serve, citing public safety.

Ontario Provincial Police are responding to a serious single-vehicle crash southwest of Smiths Falls Sunday afternoon.

OC Transpo will roll out its ‘New Ways to Bus’ transit system on April 27, with changes to dozens of bus routes and new connections to the O-Train.

The Ottawa Police Service says officers found a variety of drugs inside a pickup truck that was stopped for speeding on Carling Avenue Saturday night.

A major training exercise to test preparedness to respond to disasters by the Canadian Armed Forces (CAF), the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) and local first responders in eastern Ontario has been successfully completed.

The rain is expected to taper off Sunday morning in Ottawa, according to Environment Canada.

A flood watch advisory has been issued for areas along the Lower Ottawa River, Arnprior to Hawkesbury. It will be in effect from Saturday till Monday.

Ottawa Community Housing partnered with re-Cycles Ottawa to give away more than 100 refurbished bikes to families on Saturday.

For nearly five decades, maple syrup producers in eastern Ontario have convened in Perth, Ont. on the last Saturday in April for a festival to signal the end of the tree tapping season in the region.

The City of Gatineau is asking residents of the Aylmer sector to prepare for possible flooding in response to rising water levels on the Ottawa River.

Firefighters responded to a balcony fire in Ottawa’s Sandy Hill neighbourhood Saturday afternoon.

A driver from Kitchener has been charged after clocking 179 km/h on Highway 401 in eastern Ontario Thursday afternoon, according to the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP).

The total number of measles cases has surpassed 1,000 in the province, according to Public Health Ontario (PHO).

Spring is here and summer is around the corner, which means it’s the perfect time to start planting your favourite flowers, trees and shrubs.

A video showing an individual being confronted by police while doing lawn care that has been circulating online is “untrue,” warns the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP).