Ottawa Citizen

You don’t have to look far in Manotick to find evidence of Pierre Poilievre’s long-time electoral hold on the riding that includes this village of approximately 6,000 people on the Rideau River. Read More

As he delivered an Easter Sunday speech to thousands of supporters gathered outside the Lusitania Portuguese Club in Nepean, Liberal leader Mark Carney sometimes seemed bemused by the political passions he stirred. Read More

The chair of Ottawa's transit commission is asking for patience from OC Transpo riders as the largest-ever overhaul of city bus routes rolls out on April 27 with the "New Ways to Bus" campaign. 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: Lesley Cockburn, of Leslie Park, on turning indifference into action: Read More

The look of disappointment on Brady Tkachuk's face told the story. Read More

The Ottawa Senators have been pushed to the brink and are on the verge of being swept out of the Battle of Ontario. Read More

And just like that, we were down 2-0. Read More

After an eight-year dry spell, playoff hockey was back in the capital Thursday as the Senators faced the reviled Toronto Maple Leafs. And it was fan-tastic.  Read More

Coming from far and wide, Senators fans brought passion to the Battle of Ontario Read More

OTTAWA – Public servants are running for office in record numbers this election, with Conservative candidates outnumbering the Liberals nine to one. Read More

More than 1,000 Ontario residents, mostly children, have now been infected with measles in what is the largest outbreak the province has experienced in decades. Read More

CHEO is looking at moving paper medical records out of storage at the hospital and introducing hybrid work for some employees as part of a "creative" effort to find more desperately needed space to treat patients. Read More

As voters head to the polls to elect the next federal government, life-saving policies to make our communities safer and reduce the risk of mass shootings, femicides and suicides are on the ballot. Read More

The federal government will begin settlement payments for non-unionized and casual public servants affected by the Phoenix pay system failures. Read More

The Ottawa Citizen recently asked readers: "What's the one issue that needs immediate attention from Canada’s next leader?" Read More

Long considered a safe Conservative seat, Pierre Poilievre’s long-held riding of Carleton has turned into a horse race in the final days of the federal election campaign. Read More

A young bear is off on a new adventure, after conservation officials tranquillized and trapped it in the city's west end on Thursday. Read More

The city at the heart of federal politics is facing a food-insecurity crisis. Read More

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