An OPP officer was killed and two others were injured in an “ambush” in Bourget east of the city.
The province’s controversial private healthcare bill has passed. Plus, why are so many celebrities interested in the Sens?
The city’s testing of several electric buses has gone well enough they’ll proceed with buying more. Plus how the bag tag system will work.
Twitter is no longer charging tons of money for transit alerts, but OC Transpo will abandon it anyway. Plus more giant layoffs at Shopify.
The risk of flooding on the Ottawa River is high again. Plus, which councillors raised money from big-money developers. And also, a councillor voted remotely…from a Cuban vacation.
Things seem to be crumbling around the city from infrastructure to services, how can we pay for it all?
Most of the federal workers should be heading back to work today. Plus, actor and one-time Ottawa resident Ryan Reynolds and his group may be preparing a bid as high as $1 billion US for the Ottawa Senators.
The public service strike enters its tenth day, plus revenue projections for Lansdowne take a big dip.
A bear looking for food in the west end was shot multiple times by police.
Here’s what you need to know about the ongoing public service strike, plus the latest on Ottawa River flooding.
With the approval of the transportation master plan, the city hopes to increase its active transportation network by 50 percent over 20 years.
