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O-Train south expansion lines enter final stage of testing

The O-Train south extension lines 2 and 4 have entered the final stage of tests before the new system will be open for public...

Ottawa man needs a ceasefire in Lebanon to visit his terminally ill sister — and say goodbye

Khaled came to Canada in 1991, leaving his family and home behind in Lebanon. Now, he’s praying for a ceasefire so that he can...

Mortgage and down payment changes only a ‘small change’ for Ottawa market: OREB

While the updated down payment requirements and increased cap on insured mortgages might offer a “small bump” to the Ottawa housing market, more policy...

Ford supports mayors’ request for more power to deal with homeless encampments

Ontario Premier Doug Ford says his government is "ready to help" municipalities deal with homeless encampments in their communities. The comments after QP Briefing reported...

Council passes new bylaw to restrict vehicle idling

City council on Wednesday passed a bylaw limiting the amount of time drivers can idle their vehicles to three minutes or 10 in the...

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Barrie Police docket: week of May 12

Suspect photos released in assault investigation Additional photos of a...

Atlético Ottawa remains undefeated in Canadian Premier League season

Ottawa’s Canadian Premier League (CPL) side sits atop the...

Community organizer sounds alarm over ‘shoddy’ standards on city projects

A community advocate and organizer is questioning the quality control and enforcement of contracted projects at the City of Ottawa after seeing a trend of “shoddy” workmanship and unfinished results.

Jury recommends driver-facing cameras, other measures after Ottawa bus crash inquest

The jury at a coroner’s inquest into a 2019 Ottawa bus crash that killed three people made 60 recommendations on Thursday aimed at preventing similar deaths in the future – including the installation of driver-facing cameras on the city's transit buses.
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