Ottawa Citizen

A Zamboni driver in Chelsea has been arrested on suspicion of impaired driving after a low-speed crash at a hockey rink on Monday. Read More

Two of the Ottawa Redblacks' unsung heroes were given a well-deserved moment in the spotlight on Wednesday. Read More

The Trillium Line LRT has passed its final exam, but that doesn't mean testing has finished on Ottawa's newest LRT line. Read More

Some of Ottawa's independent child-care providers are set to close Thursday to protest the way the national $10-a-day daycare plan has been implemented. Read More

All is well that ends with the right result. Read More

Forgive the good people of Ottawa if they're more than a little concerned about the status of Ottawa Senators goaltender Linus Ullmark. Read More

Ashcroft Homes has lost control of its much-troubled housing development, Eastboro, which has been sent into receivership. Read More

A 35-year-old Smiths Falls resident faces a long list of charges following what provincial police described as an "apparent case of road rage." Read More

The driver of a vehicle that rear-ended a construction truck on Highway 417 shortly before midnight Tuesday has been charged with careless driving. Read More

Up to three times a week, health workers pack mobile equipment and tests into the back of a vehicle and take the uOttawa Heart Institute on the road. The goal? To find people in the community living with undiagnosed heart disease and help them get the treatment they need. Read More

When she was a child, Sheila Baslaw would sometimes ask her father about his own childhood, one of grinding poverty in a tiny Russian "shtetl," or Jewish village, in the early 1900s. Read More

The D'Arcy McGee's Pub in Kanata has shut down, faced with what bailiffs say is more than $73,000 in arrears allegedly owed to the franchisor. Read More

Ottawa chef and restaurateur Joe Thottungal has won a Taste Canada award for his second cookbook, My Thali, which takes its name from his downtown restaurant. Read More

Re: ByWard Market officials consider buying synthetic ice skating rink, Oct. 14; and Letter, Stop assuming we all love hockey, Oct. 19. Read More

Politics is not a four-letter word, and being political is not a bad thing when it comes to educating Canadian youth. But you wouldn’t know it by the Ontario government’s reaction to the recent incident involving middle-school students from the Toronto District School Board (TDSB) attending a protest. Read More

Four years after the province announced a 235-bed jail to be built in Kemptville to alleviate overcrowding at the 50-year-old Ottawa-Carleton Detention Centre, opponents of the project are sensing a whiff of victory. Read More

I have largely made my peace with the 1970s. Disco did not, contrary to my worst fears, wipe out “real” music. Wood panelling and mutton chops are almost amusing now. And we somehow managed to colour-correct our way out of avocado green and harvest gold kitchen appliances — without suffering too much long-term trauma. Read More

The backup plan worked out perfectly for the Ottawa Senators. Read More

It took Ottawa firefighters more than an hour to bring a blaze under control at a single-family home on Bayview Drive on Tuesday afternoon. Read More

The Ottawa Senators goaltending carousel has taken yet another unexpected twist and turn. Read More