Here's a first look at the proposed Tewin development in Ottawa's southeast end
Ottawa residents are getting their first glimpse at plans for the Tewin development, the proposed development in the city's ...
A look at the proposed designs for new north-side stands at Lansdowne
The City of Ottawa is providing a glimpse of the plans for a new north-side stands at TD Place and a new 'Event Centre,' ...
NCC won't pay tax-like fees for LeBreton Flats, arguing it's a park
The city argues the National Capital Commission is shortchanging it millions by unilaterally — and inappropriately — ...
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Pellerin: City of Ottawa is struggling with crises it didn't create
Starting with a transit crisis, and that $120-million hole in the $825-million OC Transpo budget for 2025. We’ve pencilled in ...
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Ottawa's large experiment with 'safer' opioids could be nearing an end
The Ottawa Safer Supply program was designed with as “few barriers as possible” for users. It offers flexible eligibility ...
Long-awaited launch of O-Train expansion met with optimism
Eager riders and city officials alike greeted the long-awaited launch of extended LRT service to south Ottawa with optimism ...
What's open and closed in Ottawa around New Year's Day
Here's what's open and closed in Ottawa around New Year's Day.Tuesday, Dec. 31Shopping and attractionsMany grocery stores, ...
Make the Season Kind Raises $7.8 Million for food banks
Canadians donated time, food and money this year to help the increasing number of Canadians facing food insecurity. CBC ...
These tiny shards of glass are a sign of shifting drug use in Ottawa
As users turn toward smoking instead of injecting hard drugs, the number of glass pipes recovered on Ottawa's streets has ...
Securing support for transit, migrants among mayor’s New Year’s resolutions
Mayor Mark Sutcliffe wants millions in transit funding, and a new welcoming centre for asylum seekers and migrants. His first ...
Local stories to watch in 2025
We'll be one-quarter of the way through the century come the end of this year. Along the way there will be stops at the polls ...
Canadian water bombers, helicopters on the way to help fight Los Angeles wildfire
The Canadian agency that co-ordinates cross-border wildfire response with the United States says it's working to send a pair of airtankers to Southern California.