Cities around the country are getting their applications approved for federal housing money, why hasn’t Ottawa?
The province decided to rescind a series of last-minute additions to the city’s urban boundary. Plus what the change in health insurance providers means for public servants.
The Queensway is still closed. Plus, families in Ottawa mourn relatives killed in Gaza.
The Sens new owner said he felt in his gut a LeBreton arena could be right for the team.
Ottawa is getting 273 new affordable housing units thanks to a new complex being built near Little Italy.
Alstom says they have found a fix for issues with the axles on Ottawa’s light rail transit system, but the train operator isn’t convinced about the root cause.
It's good news for the Ottawa Catholic School Board who reported better than expected enrollment. The public board, however, is dealing with a shortfall.
A new hotel attached to the Ottawa airport will go ahead without millions from a municipal tax break after all.
New leadership is coming to OSTA at it looks to hire 71 bus driver positions that are still left to be filled.
The OCDSB said they have a 1,600 student shortfall, leading to some students and teachers getting moved around.
While it’s not surprising news, the Phase 2 Trillium line has been delayed until at least April 2024.
A new survey has been released showing Ottawa residents are divided over whether or not the Queen Elizabeth Driveway should at least sometimes remain closed for recreational use.
