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World Juniors creates ‘shining’ opportunity for local businesses, Indigenous artists: Ottawa Tourism
Ottawa’s local economy reaped the benefits of hosting the 2024 World Junior Ice Hockey Championships, from restaurants and hotels to Indigenous businesses, according to Ottawa Tourism.
Cabinet shuffle sees new head of Treasury Board and Ottawa South MP added to Cabinet
Prior to his resignation this week, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau shuffled his cabinet before the holiday break, appointing a new President of the Treasury...
Slowly but surely: OC Transpo says reliable, transparent O-Train operations key to rebuilding trust with the public
With the launch of the new O-Train lines 2 and 4 south extension on Monday, OC Transpo is on its way to earning back the trust of its passengers, says general manager Renee Amilcar.
O-Train south extension launches ‘as planned’, reports moderate passenger volume
The O-Train lines 2 and 4 launched this morning, welcoming passengers for the morning commute for the first time in about five years.
‘So much loss’: Ottawa woman who has been supporting a family in Gaza reflects on the last 13 months
Looking back at the last year, Ottawa resident Karima* didn’t expect to be in the position she is now. But what began as “doing her part” to help those in need has led to her being a primary contact and source of financial and emotional support, helping a family in the Gaza Strip stay alive.
