Ottawa Canada Day celebration drew 58,000, as Carney says values are under pressure

Canadians took to parks and civic squares across the country Tuesday to show unity on Canada Day amid American threats, economic uncertainty and Western alienation.

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Feds to spend nearly $2 billion to replace Via’s long-haul fleet

The federal government is replacing Via Rail’s long-haul trainsets...

Ottawa Police Blotter – July 29

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Ottawa Police Blotter – July 22

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‘Losing is the new winning’: Sutcliffe holds lead despite support drop

Mayor Mark Sutcliffe’s support has slipped over the past...

Home builders group credits HST cut for nearly 50 per cent jump in new home sales in Ottawa

Removing taxes on newly built homes has helped to...

Ottawa Police Blotter – July 8

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Leiper promises transparency, bus lanes in new transit plan

City councillor Jeff Leiper is promising to improve Ottawa’s...

New survey shows businesses confident in Carney government’s agenda

A new survey has found that Canadian businesses are...

Unfiltered: Race to City Hall – Does Ottawa trust its police?

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Ottawa Police Blotter – July 29

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Canada’s World Cup legacy? It starts with building more community soccer pitches

As the FIFA World Cup hits the halfway mark,...

Charge fall to Victorie in PWHL championship series

The Ottawa Charge are out of power. The pro women's...

Charge set to begin championship series

The Ottawa Charge are taking the ice tonight in...

Ottawa Titans sell out home opener

The Ottawa Titans have already scored a major win...