Ottawa: Local News, Weather & Traffic Updates

Ottawa’s last supervised consumption sites close

The last two supervised consumption sites in Ottawa have shut their doors this weekend as the province ends their funding and shifts focus to recovery and treatment.

Hwy. 417 work near Pinecrest to finish June 22: memo

Showers continue but heat subsides in the capital on Sunday

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Man arrested following fake gun incident at Rideau Centre

How to watch CTV News Ottawa during the FIFA World Cup

Cultural festivals draw crowds across Ottawa-Gatineau this weekend

Ottawa Charge add three additional players to expansion protection list

Soccer superfan turns east end street into a celebration of the sport

Five children killed in rural Ontario crash

O-Train Lines 2 and 4 will be closed June 13-14

Summer safety tips from Ontario doctors

Riverside South residents to get first look at plan for massive recreation complex

Feds closing co-working space for public servants in Gatineau on Friday

Canada earns first-ever World Cup point after 1-1 draw with Bosnia and Herzegovina

Ottawa Police Service facing $25M budget deficit in 2026

Police charge second person in connection with Clarence-Rockland homicide

What’s playing this weekend: A Spielberg blockbuster, a jaw-dropping action film and a sweltering crime-romance

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FIFA World Cup: Canada, Bosnia and Herzegovina face off

Canada and Bosnia and Herzegovina are preparing for their FIFA World Cup match in Toronto.

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After a record-smashing year that saw a Canadian team clinch the Walter Cup for the first time, the Professional Women’s Hockey League is drafting a fresh roster of rookies ahead of its fourth season.

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With the rise of AI-powered tools, travel planning has never been more accessible. You can research destinations, compare prices, and map out itineraries in a matter of minutes. In fact, a recent study by Pacific Blue Cross found that nearly half of Canadians are already using AI to help plan their trips.