For our first interview in our Re-Imagining Ottawa series, we talked to Toon Dreessen, president of the local firm Architects DCA about how to build a great city.
Area hospitals closed their emergency rooms over the weekend. Here are some solutions to crises plaguing Ontario's healthcare system
Interest rate hikes are putting a damper on sales, but that’s good news as the Ottawa housing market looks to be finding some stability at last.
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Parts of the LRT are closing in the evenings, and the 417 will be shut down for a bridge replacement.
There have been more instances of “level zero” than ever before, where no ambulances are available within the city.
Lightning damage to the LRT means a section of the system from Rideau to St. Laurent will be down until Friday, officials estimate.
Trains had to be taken out of service for inspection, after a new failure on the LRT system. Plus: A new convoy-related protest rolled through town.
There are signs the worst of inflation might be in the past, including gas prices which are expected to drop in the city this weekend.
A mysterious group is in the process of buying St. Brigid’s church in Lowertown. Who are they, and what are they doing with it?
A long stretch of heat without rain led the city to ban open air fires, but a bit of relief may be coming this morning.
The first big topic of the mayoral race is about whether transit should be free. But the city’s request for funding was about studying more than just that one option.
