Ottawa Citizen

A rocket launch facility being developed on the east coast could provide valuable services to the U.S. as well as score Canada points in convincing Americans it is doing its part on the security front, according to federal government officials. Read More

It was the best of times, it was the worst of times. The spring of hope, the winter of despair. Read More

Over 50 years behind the wheel of an OC Transpo bus, Jerome Watters witnessed a changing Ottawa through his windshield. Read More

No place like home? Read More

A city staff report has recommended against adopting a renoviction bylaw In Ottawa, arguing that it would be costly and that provincial legislation could soon supercede any bylaw. Read More

An adult male cyclist was seriously injured in a collision with a motor vehicle in Centretown on Thursday afternoon. Read More

A 14-year-old male from Ottawa has been charged with arson in connection with numerous fires at the new LRT station at Place d'Orléans in late 2024, police announced Thursday. Read More

Ottawa firefighters worked through freezing temperatures to battle two house fires across the city. Read More

From small hospitals taking on debt to stay afloat to patients entering lotteries to find a new doctor, members of Ontario’s Standing Committee on Finance and Economic Affairs got a taste of the growing pressures on the province’s health system. Read More

The Ottawa 67's dropped one shoe early Thursday. Read More

Two friends who stood trial in the strangulation and stabbing of biker Gregory Slewidge were swiftly convicted of first-degree murder by the jury charged with deciding the case. Read More

Rick Campbell is back in red and black. Read More

Ottawa's By-Law Services captured a dog running wild in Wednesday's freezing temperatures and are hoping to track down a pair of hounds that were running with the caught animal. Read More

It’s a match made in Heaven: a man who needs to prioritize house-building in his mandate will arrive on the first day of his new job in need of a new residence. Read More

Nepean MPP Lisa MacLeod has apologized for a social media post that claimed one of the people vying for her seat supports Sharia law. Read More

62 Barrette St., 613-489-0564, facebook.com/jnjbakerycafe Read More

Leadership is not always easy. It requires determination, vision, resilience and, most importantly, empathy. Read More

Re: Ottawa's Gabriela Dabrowski played tennis season amid cancer treatment, Dec. 31. Read More

The Senators are currently in the midst of a three-game losing, sitting one point behind the Columbus Blue Jackets for the second Wild Card playoff spot in the Eastern Conference. Read More

Thursday, 7 p.m., Canadian Tire Centre Read More