Local businesses in Ottawa take a stance against possible tariffs
Locally owned restaurants and bars are taking matters into their own hands in Ottawa with the threat of tariffs still lingering.
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Woman taken to hospital following collision involving OC Transpo bus on Hwy. 174
The Ottawa Paramedic Service says an adult woman was taken to hospital following a three-vehicle collision involving an OC Transpo bus on Highway 174 Friday afternoon.
Fans in Ottawa react to Canada’s hockey win over the U.S.
It was a victory for hockey fans and Canadians alike in more ways than one, after Canada’s Connor McDavid scored the overtime winner to defeat the United States 3-2 and win gold at the 4 Nations Face Off.
Kingston police officer facing sexual assault charge after off duty incident last summer
Kingston police say an officer is facing a sexual assault charge after an incident that happened while off duty last summer.
Eluin Oudhoff named 2025 CHEO Champion to advocate for pediatric mental health
Eluin Oudhoff has been named the 2025 CHEO Champion. Over the next year, Eluin will attend various events and advocate for pediatric healthcare while sharing their personal journey.
Sleep deprivation linked to heart failure, diabetes, stroke, according to specialist
February is Heart Month and while a healthy diet and exercise help keep your cardiovascular health in check, the power of sleep is not something you should ignore, according to an Ottawa specialist.
‘We’re still in the initial phases’: City of Ottawa says volume of snow slowing down removal operations
The big dig is underway to remove snowbanks off roads and sidewalks across the City of Ottawa, but officials warn the cleanup is taking longer due to the “sheer volume” of snow.
Police seize illegal drugs in investigations in Prescott and Bath, Ont.
Two people are facing charges after police seized illegal drugs and a replica handgun in Prescott, Ont.
‘Blatantly lying’: Orleans Liberal candidate blasts PC campaign signs saying he wants tolls on Hwy. 174
Giant yellow signs have appeared in Ottawa’s east end, saying “Honk to oppose Liberal Blais’ 174 toll plan.”
Merivale Road robbery suspect sought by Ottawa police
The Ottawa Police Service is asking the public for help identifying a suspect involved in a robbery from a store on Merivale Road last month.
Ottawa police arrest woman in connection with fatal stabbing in Overbrook
Ottawa police have arrested and charged a 45-year-old woman in connection with a fatal stabbing in Overbrook this week.
Ottawa man arrested after Guelph woman loses thousands to investment scam
An Ottawa man has been charged after a Guelph woman lost more than $13,000 in an investment scam.
Ottawa police just miss officer hiring target in 2024
The Ottawa Police Service hired more than 130 new officers in 2024, but the service just missed its hiring requirements for the calendar year.
County of Renfrew calling on provincial election candidates to make widening of Hwy. 17 a priority
The County of Renfrew is calling on local candidates in the upcoming provincial election to make the expansion of Highway 17 a priority.
Federal court dismisses City of Ottawa’s challenge of federal tax payments for buildings
Federal Court Justice Panagiotis Pamel dismissed the city’s challenge that Public Services and Procurement Canada (PSPC) and Canada Post shortchanged the city $22 million in 2021 and 2022 on federal payments for tax-exempt buildings.
Warmer-than-normal temperatures expected in Ottawa during the last weekend of February
Ottawa residents will enjoy some relief from the minus double-digit low temperatures this weekend, with warmer-than-normal temperatures in the forecast for the final weekend of February.