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When the Ottawa Citizen launched its We Are the Dead project on Remembrance Day 2011, we had no idea how much it would be embraced by readers eager for the stories behind the names of Canada's war dead. That interest doesn't surprise Tim Cook, chief historian and director of research at the Canadian War Museum. Cook is the author of 19 books on Canada's military history from the South African War to the conflict in Korea. His most recent book, The Good Allies, examines the relationship between Canada and the U.S. during the Second World War. Read More

An Almonte General Hospital spokesperson has confirmed the hospital's emergency department has reopened following a 12-hour shutdown due to a staffing shortage. Read More

As bird flu infections continue to rise among livestock and humans in the United States, surveillance is ramping up in Canada. Read More

Visits to Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) websites soared in the aftermath of the U.S. election, according to data shared by the government department. Read More

Eastway Tank will be allowed to proceed with its application to quash Ottawa police search warrants and have documents and electronic storage devices returned to company owner Neil Greene, according to a judge's ruling Friday. Read More

The Ottawa Police Service says a 36-year-old Moncton woman has been charged with human trafficking and related charges. Read More

It's way too early to be pushing the panic button, but you can't blame the Ottawa Senators fan base for having a high level of anxiety. Read More

Rebecca Leslie is to the Ottawa Charge what Jamie Baker, Jim Kyte and Rob Murphy were to the Senators 32 years ago. Read More

The federal government has been looking for ways to tighten its budget and curb the size of the public service, which has swelled in recent years. While the Liberal government has said it would do so through attrition and hiring freezes, cutting the jobs of permanent government employees wasn't on the table. Read More

The Ottawa Redblacks and defensive coordinator Barron Miles have "mutually agreed" to part ways. Read More

The death of a person whose body was found in an Orléans park Friday is not considered suspicious, Ottawa police say. Read More

What does it all mean? From chatter in the elevator of my building to declarative statements from Parliament Hill, in voices whispered and booming, it feels everyone is trying to parse how Tuesday’s U.S. election result will affect, well, everything. Read More

Ottawa Police Service break-and-enter detectives say they believe organized crime groups are behind an increase in residential break-ins over the past few weeks. Read More

It was an expensive trip for a London, Ont., person who borrowed their grandfather's car to drive to Ottawa to visit their girlfriend. Read More

The city has identified two locations to build temporary tent-like structures called "tensile membrane structures" to house asylum seekers and newcomers on a temporary basis — one near the Nepean Sportsplex and the other near the Eagleson Park and Ride in Kanata. Read More

A cyclist suffered serious injuries early Friday in a collision between a bicycle and a motor vehicle in the city's south end. Read More

Canada’s veterans are rapidly aging, and we need a new strategy to better support them. Read More

The only silver lining of Donald Trump winning the U.S. presidential election is that if he had lost, there would most likely have been unprecedented violence throughout the United States. There will probably be political chaos, but it might be peaceful and less violently disruptive. Read More

Ryan Reynolds Way is under construction in Orléans, but its first street sign is up, cementing local "street cred" for the Canadian actor. Read More