Update: Ottawa police locate woman in aggravated assault | Ottawa Citizen
Officers had been called to Lanark Avenue at about 4:15 a.m. Wednesday.| ottawacitizen
A venue with a capacity between 5,000 and 8,000 seats "is what every market needs," local promoters say.| Ottawa Citizen
Ontario Provincial Police made the decision to charge the three suspects even though the body of Robbie Thomson remains unfound.| Ottawa Citizen
Mohammed Adam: Stephanie Plante needs more allies in decentralizing social services from Lowertown. The mayor should become one.| Ottawa Citizen
The Union of National Defence Employees wants the Liberal government to use its Nov. 4 budget to "build up our trades" in the public service.| Ottawa Citizen
The university's proposed policy would prohibit staff and faculty from issuing collective statements on issues of political and academic debate.| Ottawa Citizen
Thursday, Oct. 30: On the heart-breaking LRT delays, OPH vaccine issues, and kudos for recent Citizen journalism| Ottawa Citizen
Wheelchair user and disability advocate Kyle Humphrey wants "to be able to sit where I want to sit."| Ottawa Citizen
"We'd love to see a new building thrive in this community. But not at this capacity, reducing the arena by 3,000 seats for us."| Ottawa Citizen
An association representing translators has derided the rules, saying they will worsen working conditions and wages.| Ottawa Citizen
Officers had been called to Lanark Avenue at about 4:15 a.m. Wednesday.| ottawacitizen
Police seized a quantity of magic mushrooms and cash on Thursday at a Montreal Road location.| ottawacitizen
A buzz of excitement filled the dining room as the line outside stretched down the block.| ottawacitizen
The man trying to feed hundreds of people across Canada’s capital started out hungry himself.| ottawacitizen
Opinion: She was mocked as a "Climate Barbie', doxxed and threatened. But the Ottawa MP's new book, Run Like A Girl, shows hope for women in politics.| ottawacitizen
The driver, the lone occupant, managed to exit the vehicle after the crash, police said, but first responders found him close to the truck| Ottawa Citizen
The Ottawa Redblacks are already assured of missing the playoffs for the fifth time in the past six seasons| Ottawa Citizen
Before the Ottawa Senators' home opener Monday, under the sun of late morning, the crowd was still full of promise| Ottawa Citizen
Linus Ullmark didn't get the win on Monday, but that's through no fault of his own.| Ottawa Citizen
Brady Tkachuk didn't take a shift in the final 10 minutes with the Ottawa Senators trying to get on the board.| Ottawa Citizen
Toby Shannan says the campus can thrive as a private college specializing in training the trades in conservation and restoration of heritage buildings.| Ottawa Citizen
Coach Travis Green and goalie coach Justin Peters have a decision to make before the Ottawa Senators' home opener against the Nashville Predators at 1 p.m. Monday| Ottawa Citizen
The missing man was last seen in the 1100 block of Carling Avenue on Sunday| Ottawa Citizen
Ottawa Fire Services received multiple 911 calls at 1:29 p.m., with callers reporting that heavy smoke and flames were coming from a second-floor window| Ottawa Citizen
This is the third year in a row the Ottawa Mission served one million meals to people and families in need.| ottawacitizen
Studies suggest camera technology has not reduced excessive use of force by police officers and may compromise our civil rights.| ottawacitizen
Kids pretend to do homework, but don’t. They scroll TikTok and heart Instagram photos. Instead, why not put them to work for the community?| ottawacitizen
My mother has been placed on countless medical holds, which restart the cyclical pattern of untreated schizophrenia. Is that all we can do?| ottawacitizen
Monday, June 9: Readers aren't happy about hospital parking fees, or about the health minister's comments on them.| ottawacitizen
The federal Air Quality Health Index was at 7, or high risk, during the day Saturday, but dropped to 5, or moderate, by mid-evening.| ottawacitizen
The Ottawa Charge had a stunning run to the PWHL finals, but the expansion draft will bring change to the roster| ottawacitizen
As Seattle and Vancouver prepare to join PWHL, Ottawa faces a delicate balancing act as it navigates its protection list and looming losses.| ottawacitizen
Officials confirmed the CRA will not be given additional funding to improve services.| ottawacitizen
The store manager cited a combination of factors, chief among them the social disorder wrought by the opioid epidemic, for the move in 2025.| ottawacitizen
Police are crediting a new outpost on Rideau Street and an increased police presence for a steady decline in crime in the ByWard Market| ottawacitizen
The city does not have a budget problem. It has a priorities problem. And it targets the wrong people to fix it.| ottawacitizen
Police shut down parts of the highway near Maberly, Ont. after the four-vehicle collision.| ottawacitizen
Submit your government workplace questions — anonymously — to Public Service Confidential, and our experts will answer.| ottawacitizen
Public Service Confidential: A Conservative government could mean the end of telework, but unions have tools to fight back.| ottawacitizen
Starting a public service job landed this reader in the ER. Our Public Service Confidential expert has tips on how to manage the pressure.| ottawacitizen
A public servant asks Public Service Confidential how to fix a recruitment system they say doesn’t meet the needs of the workforce.| ottawacitizen
Public Service Confidential asks a question about what federal language requirements mean for workers with disabilities.| ottawacitizen
A federal disability advocate says HR failures and ignored medical advice are blocking real inclusion in the public service.| ottawacitizen
The official languages commissioner reviewed 10 federal departments and agencies that saw “a high volume” of complaints.| ottawacitizen
When people hear I'm stranded in France, they have romantic visions of the Seine. I'm at an airport hotel trying to fly home to Ottawa.| ottawacitizen
Multiple Ottawa firefighters were injured battling a south end blaze. One person was rescued from the building.| ottawacitizen
No injuries were reported after a fire was brought under control in the east end Sunday| ottawacitizen
A report commissioned by the Department of Canadian Heritage recommended changing the name of the Memorial to the Victims of Communism.| ottawacitizen
The tragedy occurred late Saturday afternoon, the OPP said, when the man jumped out of a canoe.| ottawacitizen
Sidewalks may seem like a small thing to some, but for many , they are the difference between independence and isolation.| ottawacitizen
Air Canada began cancelling flights ahead of possible weekend job action as flight attendants and the company hit a bargaining impasse.| ottawacitizen
Heat-related deaths and illnesses are on the rise across Canada and expected to get worse, new research from Health Canada warns.| ottawacitizen
Kingston's Jeff Downie and his daughter scrambled to make alternate travel arrangements to Australia and New Zealand through the U.S.| ottawacitizen
Earlier this month, Ottawa Public Health reported two cases of measles, the city’s first since 2019.| ottawacitizen
Alain Bellefeuille faced tough questions on gun placement and a discarded bodycam after the 2023 death of OPP officer Sgt. Eric Mueller.| ottawacitizen
Blue Bombers kicker Sergio Castillo made up for an earlier miss in a big way when he booted a 47-yard field goal as time expired.| ottawacitizen
Moen taps four emerging design trends| ottawacitizen
OPS reliance on overtime to put enough patrol cars on the road rose by 242 per cent from 2020 to 2024, leading to fatigue and burnout.| ottawacitizen
Self-absorbed residents should not stand in the way of a project that is clearly in the public interest.| ottawacitizen
We must challenge narratives that fuel violence and reject the dehumanization of any group.| ottawacitizen
Read latest breaking news, updates, and headlines. Ottawa Citizen offers information on latest national and international events & more.| ottawacitizen
NHL forwards Brady and Matthew Tkachuk will play together on the United States team at the 4 Nations Face-Off.| ottawacitizen
Sidney Crosby takes part in first skate for Team Canada ahead of the at 4 Nations Face-Off.| ottawacitizen
The budget only set aside $200 per month/person for the CDB, which will only reach a fraction of those living in disability poverty.| ottawacitizen
Wednesday, June 11: A teenager identified the solution to ineffective classroom detentions, says a reader who hopes the authorities listen.| ottawacitizen
Standout goalie Gwyneth Philips, clutch forward Emily Clark, and rugged defender Ronja Savolainen won't be leaving the Charge in expansion.| ottawacitizen
New federal rules require advanced French for supervisors in bilingual regions, but one public servant says training support is still lacking.| ottawacitizen
Jewish groups still concerned about Nazi names on Victims of Communism memorial| ottawacitizen
The Liberal government said a review of the memorial is "ongoing" to ensure it will be "compatible with Canadian values.‘’| ottawacitizen
At a time when some countries are on track to eliminate cervical cancer, it's being reported more in Canada.| ottawacitizen
As the ByWard Market bleeds businesses, the historic district faces an uncertain future — and a fight to stay relevant.| ottawacitizen
Somewhere, up there in the heavens, Johnny and Matthew Gaudreau will be watching and cheering for the U.S. at the 4 Nations Face-Off.| ottawacitizen
Get the latest Canada, sport, business news alerts in your inbox. Scroll a variety of email newsletters to choose from offered by Ottawa Citizen.| ottawacitizen
Parents are threatening to move to the Catholic school board over controversial elementary boundary changes. But switching over won't be easy| ottawacitizen
Parliament may pass a law, but it doesn’t always take effect right away. Public servants can be told to delay or phase it in — here’s why.| ottawacitizen
In 2023, military prosecutors dropped service offence charges against Lt.-Gen. Steve Whelan.| ottawacitizen
Senators top defenceman Jake Sanderson was happy to get the call to play for Team USA at the 4 Nations Face-Off.| ottawacitizen
