Ottawa Citizen

Ontario Provincial Police are urging the public to avoid spreading "unverified information" in the case of the killing of a 15-year-old Perth boy on Oct. 25. Read More

Lise Lacroix was nearing the end of her life in late September when an ongoing cough worsened and she began struggling to breathe. Read More

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In recent weeks, the Ontario government has made a series of headline-grabbing announcements on fixing the primary-care crisis, but the question remains whether these will make a real difference, or are mere window-dressing for election purposes. Read More

Spare a thought for the poor columnist trying to park their car in this city. Read More

The National Capital Commission is installing its skating huts along the Rideau Canal Skateway. But will anyone get to use them? Read More

What difference will Premier Doug Ford’s $200 cheque make to me or to most Ontarians? While it will help to buy a few bags of groceries, there will be no long-lasting effects for the betterment of our society. Read More

The downtown Ottawa headquarters of the Montgomery Legion, where veterans have gathered for support, meals, and camaraderie for over half a century, is now on the market. Read More

Home, sweet home. Read More

Testing of the Trillium Line LRT has been successfully completed, but the opening of the north-south train service is still weeks away, City of Ottawa Transit General Manager Renée Amilcar says. Read More

The Ottawa Police Service has issued a series of photos and requested public assistance in identifying two "persons of interest" in the investigation of a handful of criminal incidents that are believed to be linked. Read More

Canada Life says it has learned lessons from the disastrous transition of the government's health care plan for public servants. But as the insurer is set to overtake the administration of the government’s dental plan for retired public servants on Friday, some included in its coverage are not confident it will go so smoothly. Read More

As the calendar turns to November for the Ottawa Senators, it was exactly a year ago that Steve Staios, the club's president of hockey operations, added interim general manager to his title at a hastily called news conference at the Canadian Tire Centre. Read More

The union that represents University of Ottawa's full-time professors and librarians has set dates for a strike vote if conciliation next week is unsuccessful. Read More

Ottawa firefighters are dropping the time-honoured tradition of featuring buff firefighters posing half-dressed on fund-raising calendars. Read More

In the eyes of Redblacks head coach Bob Dyce, Lewis Ward is money. Read More

Ottawa police and the Canada Border Services Agency say a man has been sentenced to six years in prison following a joint investigation into immigration and citizenship fraud and sexual assault. Read More

People in Ottawa's east end will see a lot of red flashing lights along the Confederation Line on Saturday as the city practises responding to an emergency on the LRT Line 1 east extension. Read More

The number of sick days employees working for the Treasury Board of Canada Secretariat took during the month of September skyrocketed as the department urged public servants to make their way back to their offices at least three days a week. Read More

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