Ottawa Citizen

Anxiety is rising in rural Ontario as a temporary program credited with helping to keep hospital emergency departments open in recent years comes to an end. Read More

Somerset West Community Health Centre has no plans to continue offering supervised consumption services, despite a recent court injunction allowing it to remain open temporarily. Read More

A 19-year-old woman has been arrested for mischief after covering Ottawa's Tesla dealership in pink paint. Read More

This is no April Fool's joke. Read More

Liberal Party Leader Mark Carney was in Ottawa over the weekend, but the local news media had very little luck covering his campaign. Locations of his events were kept secret, access to local journalists was denied, and no questions answered from reporters. Read More

One of the few sure bets in this election is that the next prime minister will represent an Ottawa riding in the House of Commons. Read More

As U.S. President Donald Trump continues to undermine Canada’s economic security, senior Canadian Forces officers are conducting business as usual with their American counterparts. Read More

As the federal election campaign picks up speed, the Citizen's Bruce Deachman has been asking Ottawa residents to share, in their own words, some experiences and thoughts on voting. Today: Miranda Gillingham of Overbook explains her dilemma. Read More

Loyal Canadians, show the world what a healthy democracy is: Vote. Read More

Public Service Confidential is a workplace advice column for federal public servants. The following question has been edited for clarity and length. Read More

Recently, I had a medical misadventure. I ended up in the emergency room of the Civic campus of The Ottawa Hospital at 6:30 a.m. after a very painful weekend. I had been recovering from a surgery to address a longstanding stomach issue. Unknown to me at the time, another stomach issue was brewing that caused me significant pain and, it turned out, internal bleeding. Read More