Man in critical condition after Overbrook shooting
Ottawa police responded to the 300 block of Prince Albert Street after "multiple 911 calls" reporting that a man had been shot.
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What's in Ottawa's draft renoviction bylaw? Councillors want to know
Amendments to Ontario legislation would render a municipal bylaw unnecessary, a staff report says, but councillors haven't even seen it.
News of the day: Residents can't wait for new Bank and Leitrim intersection; Military police leadership still battling civilian oversight; Long-range financial plan could burden future Ottawa councils
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Ottawa police seeking man, 23, missing from Barrhaven
Lucas Glen was last seen early on Wednesday afternoon.
Eleven charged in 'john sting' aimed at underaged sex trade
Ottawa police say 11 people were arrested and 26 charges lodged in a "john sting" undercover operation targeting exploitation of minors.
If only the government listened to RTO4 concerns | Opinion
The government has the right to call public servants back to the office. But they need to give them office space to work. | Opinion
New Ottawa café makes decadent street food from Brazil
That's Bananas serves bright orange carrot cake under melted dark chocolate and hand-rolled truffles, among other specialty food and drinks.
Bank and Leitrim is a 'mess' and these residents can't wait for its new design
The intersection in south Ottawa wasn't designed for the expansion of the city into Findlay Creek. But a few hurdles remain to get it fixed.
Long-range financial plan could burden future Ottawa councils, critics say
The finance and corporate services committee voted 9-2 to approve a plan to address a multi-million gap in funding for infrastructure.
News of the day: Two stabbed at Mooney's Bay 'altercation'; A unique opportunity to help Ottawa seniors age in place; Reliability is the promise from OC Transpo's new boss
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Deachman: Ottawa has a unique opportunity to help seniors age in place
A lack of options is keeping some seniors in their homes too long, and forcing others out too soon. | Opinion
Coun. Jeff Leiper briefly taken to hospital after 'gnarly' scooter crash
As strangers stopped to help and dozens wished him well on social media, Lieper said he was reminded of Ottawa's
Ottawa boy’s rare genetic disease has his community fundraising for a cure
“He’s not alone. We’re fighting for his cure.”
News of the day: Protesters out in force to demonstrate against arms show; 417 constructiuon butting into Nepean; Ottawa's new library is late, over budget
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Ottawa Fleet Services, Ontario Achieves $14 Million in Online Surplus Sales on GovDeals
Milestone reached through years of online surplus vehicle and industrial equipment auctions conducted on GovDeals
City of Ottawa looks to bolster property encroachment protections during construction
The emergency preparedness and protective services committee explored what tools the city had to deal with encroachments during construction.
Petition renews push for bike sharing in Ottawa, but not everyone is on board
A city-commissioned report estimated that launching a bike sharing system could cost up to $10 million.
Child, 6, dies after being pulled from water near Hog's Back
Bystanders had started lifesaving efforts on shore, but the child was declared deceased at hospital.
Why would city hall reject these 360 new homes? | Opinion
A little plot of land south of Stittsville illustrates just how silly the government-run planning regime is. | Opinion
Highway 417 construction in Ottawa is now butting into Nepean
Already under pressure from drivers taking shortcuts through the neighbourhood, construction traffic is causing 'safety risks' near the 417.
Ottawa police charge man, 50, in March sexual assault investigation
The alleged offence occurred between 11 p.m. and 12 midnight on March 28.