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From improving ditches to preserving the character of Ottawa's outlying villages, Mayor Mark Sutcliffe and the city's five rural councillors outlined 10 commitments at the first "rural summit" in 17 years. Read More

Quick work Friday night by Ottawa Fire Services managed to contain a fire at a seniors centre before it could spread. Read More

The Office of the Procurement Ombud, responsible for reviewing federal contracting issues and investigating complaints, says a lack of funding has hampered its ability to deliver its mandate. Read More

An Ottawa driver was clearly not getting the message given that he was arrested for the third time in two years for driving alone in a "high occupancy vehicle lane" of Highway 417 in the city's west end. Read More

A committee with members from the Public Service Alliance of Canada and the Treasury Board of Canada Secretariat has called for greater mental health support for federal employees, acknowledging that, while there are resources available, it’s unclear how often they’re used or how effective they are. Read More

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Police once again are warning parents to be extra cautious on Halloween after a "rusty" thumb-tack was found in a mini chocolate bar in the community of Bancroft. Read More

“We had no idea this care existed." I hear this a lot from patients and families in my work as a community palliative care physician. While many people have heard of palliative care, most are unaware of the home-based palliative care provided by community palliative care teams. Read More

As I sit here in my cosy apartment, I am thankful for my many blessings, but I do have a thought. I am concerned for my senior population as I struggle with this frustrating aging process. Read More

The son of a Saskatchewan farmer, Courtney Tower walked into the hurly-burly of the Parliamentary Press Gallery for the first time in 1955 and promptly fell in love with the place. Read More

Anything can change in a New York minute. Read More

Dru Brown was sipping a cold beer at his locker room stall when members of the media stopped by after he had just finished leading the Ottawa Redblacks to a slump-busting win over the Hamilton Tiger-Cats in their regular-season finale last week. Read More

Fourteen months after a devastating flash flood forced the Ottawa Birth and Wellness Centre to close its doors, it has reopened. Read More

The Ottawa Redblacks would much rather have Adarius Pickett wearing his helmet and No. 6 jersey than a ball cap and headset when they tackle the Toronto Argos in the CFL's Eastern Division semifinal on Saturday (3 p.m.) at BMO Field. Read More

Clocks in Ottawa and much of Canada are about to turn back an hour, marking the end of daylight saving time. But, as more provinces debate keeping or scrapping the practice, the question remains: Is it time to let daylight saving end for good? Read More

Police said Friday that thefts of rental trailers in North Grenville and Smiths Falls had led investigators to a suspected drug dealer in Gatineau. Read More

Ontario Provincial Police have charged a 31-year-old Ottawa resident with two counts of careless driving in connection with a fatal crash on Highway 417 in May. Read More

If you haven't learned this already about Steve Staios, he takes a measured approach in his role as Ottawa Senators president of hockey operations and general manager. Read More

Ontario Provincial Police are urging the public to avoid spreading "unverified information" in the case of the killing of a 15-year-old Perth boy on Oct. 25. Read More