Remembrance Day is here. Where to watch, where to go, and what’s open and closed.
Our childrens’ hospital is overwhelmed with respiratory viruses. Staff are calling for masks to come back.
Here’s how the Ford government changed Ottawa’s official plan.
Education workers went on strike. We’ve got information about what boards are affected in and around the city.
Education support workers at three Ottawa school boards will walk off the job Friday. The Catholic board has said schools will close for the day.
Education support workers across the province gave a notice they could strike Friday if a new deal isn’t reached with the province. The strike wouldn’t affect OCDSB schools.
The province unveiled its new housing rules the day after the election. We get into some of what the huge overhaul means for the city.
The dust has settled after election night, here’s a breakdown of what’s facing the new mayor and council. Plus, Premier Ford doesn’t want to testify at the convoy inquiry.
Mark Sutcliffe was declared the winner for a mayoral race that was, in the end, not that close
After several months of official (and unofficial) campaigning, the municipal election ends today. It’s been the tightest race in many years.
Ottawa police received intelligence from the OPP the convoy planned to stay. They discarded it, and ended up surprised when the protest turned to an occupation.
The convoy inquiry rolls on, and we hear from Mayor Jim Watson and other top city officials about how things in the city fell apart during the convoy.