Ottawa Citizen

The Hunt Club community came together on Tuesday evening to mourn the loss of 36-year-old Brkti Berhe, who was stabbed to death at a playground last week. Read More

It was the night the lights went out at the Canadian Tire Centre. Read More

Andy Haydon, former reeve and mayor of Nepean and later chair of the Regional Municipality of Ottawa-Carleton, has died at the age of 91. Read More

As an American, first-year starter, Redblacks quarterback Dru Brown had to pause and think for a moment when asked about his last "playoff game" experience. Read More

A 78-year-old Pembroke resident has been charged with careless driving causing bodily harm after their SUV collided with two motorcycles in late September. Read More

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Clem Smith has spent almost a lifetime restoring and refurbishing horse-drawn conveyances. Read More

Twenty-five years ago, actor Al Pacino, playing a beaten-down coach in the movie Any Given Sunday, delivered a from-the-heart motivational speech that went far beyond what happens on the football field. Read More

Ottawa’s proposal to limit where demonstrations take place is fair, appropriate and overdue. Demonstrators do have a right to express their opinions publicly, but that shouldn’t extend to interfering with the lives of people going about their daily business. Read More

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Full service on the Confederation Line LRT was set to resume in time for the Tuesday afternoon rush hour after maintenance workers inspected and made minor repairs to the ceiling at St. Laurent Station. Read More

A 58-year-old woman is facing a second-degree murder charge after a man was stabbed to death on Monday night in Vanier. Read More

Canada’s public sector has grown at a stunning pace in recent years but are Canadians getting better service? Read More

Just over a month after federal public servants were forced back into their offices at least three days a week, a report by Carleton University researchers found that letting government workers in the Ottawa area work from home full time would reduce their workplace emissions by 25 per cent. Read More

Re: Council must be cautious about limiting right to protest, Oct. 24; and A 'bubble bylaw' would erode our essential rights, Oct. 25. Read More

A fire that destroyed a barn near Kinburn on Monday began when a car in the barn caught fire, Ottawa Fire Services said. Read More

The Ottawa Senators' depth has been tested early in the season. Read More

The OPP are asking for the public's assistance as they attempt to locate a wanted federal offender who is known to frequent the Ottawa area. Read More

Three weeks of trial running have been successfully completed on the Trillium Line LRT, but another three weeks are needed before the city accepts "substantial completion" of its newest train line. Read More

A lawsuit arguing that the Ottawa Police Services Board's public delegations policy infringes on freedom of expression is headed to small claims court. Read More