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Operation to capture Parliament Hill intruder a success, but a moment to reflect: experts
The police operation on Parliament Hill on the weekend was a success, especially because no one was hurt, three security experts said. Read More
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Person confirmed dead in shooting on Craig Henry Drive in Nepean
Ottawa police are investigating a shooting in Nepean after one person was confirmed dead. Read More
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Police seek man, 49, missing since Saturday
Ottawa police are seeking public assistance in locating Waleed Amareen, 49, who was last seen at around 8 p.m. on Saturday in the area of Prince Albert Street in Ottawa's east end. Read More
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First-degree murder charges laid after femicide in Barrhaven
In a social media post at around 12:31 a.m. on Sunday, the Ottawa Police Service said officers were called to a home on Brentbrook Crescent and located a dead female inside. Read More
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On Tartan Day, these Ottawa-area kiltmakers are keeping tradition alive
Most people who buy a kilt in Canada never meet the person who made it. They might plug their measurements into a website, select a tartan, and wait for a box from Scotland. Read More
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Bradley: Federal government contractors want to serve their country too
People losing their jobs is not cause for celebration. Announcing cuts to the public service should not be applauded. My husband and I both lost our contracts with the federal government last year due to “budget restraints." We had decent-paying one-year contracts and had planned the year ahead accordingly. Read More
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Police charge man who barricaded himself inside East Block
A 31-year-old man who barricaded himself inside the East Block on Parliament Hill for several hours was arrested late Saturday "without incident," according to a social media post from the Ottawa Police Service. Read More
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Another victory moves the Ottawa Senators a step closer to a playoff return
There were 90 seconds left in the third period, and the full house at the Canadian Tire Centre broke into a chant in what has become a tradition this spring in this building. Read More
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A quick history of attacks and protests on Parliament Hill
Saturday's lockdown on Parliament Hill was the latest of many security-related incidents in the parliamentary precinct. Here are seven high-profile cases from the past. Read More
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Anton Forsberg shuts the door as Senators knock off Florida Panthers
Anton Forsberg was the Zero Hero on Saturday afternoon. Read More
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Hundreds march around U.S. Embassy in Ottawa to protest tariffs, Trump
Despite the cold and rainy day, hundreds of people gathered in front of the U.S. Embassy on Saturday afternoon to protest against U.S. President Donald Trump's economic and political policies. Read More
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One dead, 83-year-old man charged with murder in Clarence-Rockland
The Russell County detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police has charged an 83-year-old man with second-degree murder in connection with a homicide investigation in Clarence-Rockland. Read More
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OFFICER DOWN TRIAL: "I didn't know it was a cop" — killer thought it was a home invasion
OPP Const. Ionut Mihuta was the first back-up officer on the scene after a 2023 wellness check turned deadly in Bourget, a village around 50 km east of Ottawa. Read More
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Elmwood School presents an enchanting production of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe
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Ottawa cancels planned freeway expansion into People's Park
The City of Ottawa has canned a planned freeway development into People's Park, a move celebrated by urban planners and advocates. Read More
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Deachman: Ottawa’s $100K club now includes more than one-third of city workers. Most residents earn far less
The annual “Sunshine List” of public servants in Ontario who earned more than $100,000 in 2024 was released recently, providing the hoi polloi an opportunity to kick ourselves for not getting executive positions with Ontario Power Generation or becoming radiologists at Toronto’s Hospital for Sick Children. Read More
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Two found dead after fire in Township of Laurentian Valley
Two people have been found dead after a structure fire in the Township of Laurentian Valley. Read More
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Ottawa Senators will have to soldier on without captain Brady Tkachuk
The Ottawa Senators and Florida Panthers will face off on Saturday at the Canadian Tire Centre, but there will be no "Tkachuk Cup" this time. Read More
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Ottawa Pussy Riot concert moved after temporary closure of Brass Monkey
The temporary closure of Brass Monkey, the popular music venue and pool hall in a Nepean strip mall, has prompted organizers to move the April 4 concert by Pussy Riot to the Ottawa Art Gallery. Read More
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