The Emergencies Act inquiry began as all the sides laid out their positions on how the convoy unfolded. One lawyer said there could be “disturbing” revelations to come.
A new poll shows the mayoral race has tightened up, with only a couple percentage points between the top two candidates.
Both Mark Sutcliffe and Catherine McKenney released their financial plans this week, and we dig deep into the numbers.
In the wake of the post-Panda party, residents and the city are wondering what’s the plan for the future of the game. But the game itself may no longer be the problem.
The Ottawa Gee-Gees won the annual Panda Game against the Carleton Ravens, but the afterparty required a heavy police presence to keep things under control.
The 417 is closed again this weekend, and won’t reopen until Tuesday. Plus: a big election update after a candidates’ debate.
Overall, the number of shootings in the city has gone down. But at the same time injuries from guns have gone up.
The group occupying St. Brigid’s was ordered evicted from the church. They left without a fight, and were ordered to pay $53,000.
Transportation and climate policies took centre stage as each candidate unveiled major campaign policies.
The group who are in St. Brigid’s had their eviction hearing this week, and they didn’t bring much evidence to back up their claim they shouldn’t be evicted.
Multiple road closures and parking restrictions will be in place downtown today for the ceremony commemorating the death of Queen Elizabeth II.
New election polling has McKenney ahead and housing as the top issue.
