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Winter has arrived. Read More

Two Ottawa community health centres have applied to open so-called HART (Homelessness and Addiction Recovery Treatment) hubs, saying there are pressing needs for such services both within the city and in suburban and rural parts of Ottawa. Read More

Without question, the best move the Ottawa Charge has made in its brief history was the hiring of Carla MacLeod. Read More

Adam Gaudette's inked arms are a window into a fantasy-filled world of Star Wars and superheroes, a pleasant diversion from the pressures of being a professional hockey player. Read More

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Once the City of Ottawa identifies a new way to suck money from people, its appetite gets larger every year. Not satisfied with a one per cent penalty that effectively doubles a vacant property’s tax, the city now wants to gradually increase the potential penalty to five per cent. Read More

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Re: Deachman: Ottawa's rural population, often neglected by city hall, plans to make its voice heard, Oct. 31. Read More

Carleton University had been anticipating a deficit of $26 million this year, but the projected deficit is now "significantly higher," a message from senior administrators warned the university community. Read More

Ottawa is a place with so many good things happening. I fell in love with this city back in the 1980s when my elementary school in rural Niagara took a field trip here. Fast-forward to the 2010s and I jumped at the chance to move here. I don’t regret it. Read More

Canadians came together in cities and towns from coast to coast Monday to honour the men and women in uniform who gave their lives in service to their country. Read More

Late on the evening of Feb. 7, 1944, Flying Officer Arthur Reid was on board one of seven Halifax bombers that took to the sky above RAF Tempsford bound for occupied France on a secret mission. Read More

Tim Stutzle was able to smile and laugh as he spoke about a puck he took near his right eye on Thursday. Read More

Ten-year-old Beatrice Desjardins was among those who attended Monday’s Remembrance Day ceremony at the National War Memorial, the bright red poppy over her heart contrasting sharply with the blue of her winter jacket. Read More

Dr. Ronald Weiss lived an “extraordinarily active” life that included a career that established him as the "Wayne Gretzky of vasectomies," as well as numerous sports and hobbies, not the least of which was a passion for music.  Read More

Reinforcements are coming as the Ottawa Senators prepare for the Battle of Ontario. Read More

Canada is in the midst of a national housing crisis. Skyrocketing rents, a shortage of affordable housing and a toxic drug crisis are leaving many of our neighbours without a place to call home. Read More

This Remembrance Day marks the final iteration of We Are The Dead. Read More

Re: Deachman: Where have all the Remembrance poppies gone? Nov. 4. Read More