More details on the resignation of the police board chair, plus a youth was charged with terrorism offences in an alleged anti-Jewish plot.
The chair of the police board abruptly resigned for “personal reasons.” Plus and update on OC Transpo ridership.
In the second part of our interview, we get into some of the weeds on transit's future.
The federal government is hoping a series of standard housing designs will ease the housing crisis.
As the speed camera network expands, more tickets are being issued around Ottawa. Early data shows it’s working to reduce speeds.
The city budget was passed by a large margin, plus the provincial AG digs into issues with ER closures.
The rural affairs committee voted to weaken tree protections outside the urban core.
As city council votes on the budget, they’ll consider whether to freeze transit fares for the year.
Council is debating whether to approve another high-rise complex next to the Experimental Farm. How much shadow is too much?
We chat with the chair of the transit commission, plus a quick look at the city’s response to the LRT inquiry.
The police chief warned bigger budget increases are needed in the future, and the Hunt Club forest clearcutting begins.
The city wants to give a tax break to developers who build affordable housing, plus progress on the LRT east extension.
