Ottawa Citizen

The Ottawa Senators trudged home from Denver on Monday morning after a 5-4 loss to the Colorado Avalanche on Sunday night and picking up only two of six points on the club’s three-game road trip. Read More

Doug Ford wants control over bike lanes in Ontario. He also wants a 55-kilometre-ish tunnel under the city of Toronto, proof that the Rams, the F-150s, the Escalades are now running the world. Read More

This week, Ottawa Council will debate a motion presented by my colleagues Coun. Allan Hubley and Mayor Mark Sutcliffe to begin the process of creating a "bubble zone" bylaw to protect vulnerable social infrastructure during protests and demonstrations. I think it’s a good motion, and I’m proud to have worked with them on it. Read More

Ever since Brian Mulroney promised “a pink slip and a pair of running shoes” to any “bureaucrat” standing in the way of reforming the public service, the bureaucracy has been an easy, and defenceless, target for politicians seeking points with the electorate. Read More

Court and property records show Ashcroft Homes faces financial challenges that go beyond its Eastboro development, leaving many local contractors unpaid. Read More

BRUSSELS — Since 2022, when the federal government started forcing many of Canada's public servants back into the office, the unions that represent those workers have engaged in an uphill struggle for telework rights. Read More

The residents of Champlain Park were shocked on Oct. 21, when machinery moved in to remove a pre-Confederation oak tree on a building site on Keyworth Avenue. Read More

I wasn’t sure what I’d find when I attended a public consultation on the city's 2025 budget last week, one of several taking place throughout Ottawa at this time of year. Read More

Re: No credit card? No smartphone? No parking: Parks Canada ditches cash option at Rideau Canal lots, Oct. 22. Read More

There was bad news, worse news, with just a hint of good news for the Ottawa Senators Sunday. Read More

Atletico Ottawa survived two York United FC comebacks to win via penalty shootout, 5-4, on Sunday and advance to the Canadian Premier League semifinal before an announced crowd of 4,630 at TD Place, its first-ever home playoff victory. Read More

Why do things that make us shriek in horror also make many of us come back for more? It is a question worth asking during the haunted season. Read More

Friends of the 36-year-old Ottawa mother who was stabbed to death at a Hunt Club playground last week are asking people to honour her memory by showing “compassion and kindness” to her husband and loved ones. Read More

So many Ottawa police officers are getting caught by photo radar and red light cameras, that the Ottawa Police Service has created a separate category to capture statistics for driving-related complaints, according to a new police complaints report. Read More

An old drug could bring new hope for people suffering from the most common, and deadly, primary brain tumour in adults. Read More

A lively crowd of fans of pumpkin racing had an excellent time Sunday at the annual Lansdowne Park Pumpkin Derby. Read More

Provincial police are warning motorists in the Renfrew area to be on the lookout for school buses as student transportation returns to service for the first time this school year. Read More

Provincial police arrested two Toronto-area people following a "high-risk traffic stop" Saturday on Highway 401 near Prescott. Read More

A $2.5-billion class action lawsuit brought by Black public servants claiming systemic discrimination in the federal government is set to go to court on Monday. Read More

A day after the starting goalie fell on the sword, blaming a loss on what he called his own "sloppy play," the Ottawa Senators attempted to regroup, focusing on looking ahead, not fixating on the one that got away. Read More