Ottawa Deputy Police Chief Pleads Guilty to Misconduct
Shocking courtroom confession reveals Ottawa deputy police chief's professional misconduct. Get the full story on the guilty plea that's rocking the police force.
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Lansdowne 2.0: Ottawa's Billion-Dollar Gamble
Ottawa's ambitious Lansdowne 2.0 redevelopment faces mounting scrutiny over financial risks, transparency concerns, and questionable assumptions that could leave taxpayers bearing the burden.
Ottawa Photo Radar Cameras Shut Down November 14
Ottawa is temporarily shutting down all photo radar cameras starting November 14. Learn why the city is pressing pause on automated enforcement and when the devices will return to operation.
Ottawa's First Winter Snowfall Expected This Week
Ottawa residents should prepare their winter gear as Environment Canada forecasts the capital's first snowflakes of the season, bringing an abrupt end to autumn's mild temperatures.
Ottawa Indigenous Music Festival Returns with Cultural Celebration
Experience the vibrant return of Ottawa's Indigenous Music Festival, featuring diverse artists, cultural workshops, and family-friendly activities that showcase the richness of First Nations, Métis, and Inuit musical traditions.
Ottawa Civic Centre Closes After 55 Historic Years
The Ottawa Civic Centre, home to countless memories from 67's hockey to legendary concerts, is officially closing its doors. Discover the legacy of this Canadian landmark and what's next for the historic site.
Warm weather extends Saskatoon construction season
Saskatoon's construction industry gets an unexpected boost as mild fall temperatures allow crews to work longer, accelerating critical infrastructure projects across the city.
Windsor-Detroit Tunnel Marks 95 Years as Vital Cross-Border Link
Discover how the Windsor-Detroit Tunnel has transformed international travel and trade between Canada and the US over its 95-year history, becoming an engineering marvel and economic lifeline.
Ottawa Police Investigate Voyeurism Allegations
Ottawa police have launched a criminal investigation into disturbing voyeurism allegations involving hidden cameras at a local business. Get the latest on this developing story and learn what authorities are revealing about the case.
Motorcyclist hits 200 km/h on Ottawa road
Ottawa police are hunting for a motorcyclist captured on video reaching speeds of 200 km/h on a city road, calling it one of the most dangerous cases of stunt driving they've seen.
Ottawa Seeks Feedback on Alcohol in Parks Pilot
Ottawa residents can now voice their opinions on making alcohol consumption legal in city parks as part of a potential pilot project that could transform summer gatherings.
Revitalizing Whyte Avenue for Pedestrian Safety
Discover how Edmonton's beloved Whyte Avenue could become safer and more welcoming for pedestrians with innovative urban design changes and community-focused improvements.
Lansdowne 2.0: Transforming Ottawa's Festival Experience
Discover how Ottawa's ambitious Lansdowne 2.0 redevelopment plan aims to revitalize the CityFolk Festival experience while creating a year-round entertainment destination at the historic Lansdowne Park.
Medieval Tower Collapses Near Rome's Vatican
A 12th-century medieval tower adjacent to Rome's Aurelian Walls partially collapsed, raising alarm about the preservation of Italy's historical infrastructure.
What Makes Canada's Public Service a Great Workplace?
Discover the surprising factors that elevate Canadian federal departments beyond mere employment into truly exceptional workplaces, as revealed by the latest Best Places to Work rankings.
OpenAI & Amazon Sign $38B AI Computing Deal
OpenAI partners with Amazon Web Services in a landmark $38 billion agreement, securing crucial computing power for next-generation AI development through 2043.
Auditor warns Lansdowne 2.0 deal risks taxpayer money
Ottawa's auditor general raises red flags about the Lansdowne 2.0 redevelopment, warning the proposed contract lacks protection against unexpected costs that could burden taxpayers.
Ottawa Plans Speed Limit Harmonization in Orleans
City of Ottawa plans to harmonize speed limits along a 75-kilometer stretch of road in Orleans, aiming to improve traffic flow and enhance road safety for all users.
Government rejects $28,000 raise for judges
The Liberal government has rejected a significant pay raise recommendation for federally appointed judges, citing economic concerns and setting up potential tension with the judiciary.
NASA Tech Revolutionizes Patient Rehabilitation in Ottawa
Discover how Canadian researchers are adapting NASA's anti-gravity technology to help rehabilitation patients walk again. This groundbreaking Ottawa innovation is changing lives.
Calgary's Pedestrian Safety Crisis: Streets Turning Deadly
Calgary faces a disturbing surge in pedestrian fatalities as city streets become increasingly dangerous for those on foot. Discover what's behind this alarming trend and what solutions could make our communities safer.
OC Transpo's $192K Used Bus Purchase from California
Ottawa's public transit agency spends $192,000 on used California buses plus towing costs, raising questions about fiscal responsibility and transit strategy.
Rainy November Monday Soaks Ottawa
Ottawa residents faced a soggy start to November with persistent rainfall and cool temperatures setting the tone for the week ahead. Get the full forecast and weather outlook.
Senators SOS: 5 Critical Fixes Ottawa Must Make Now
The Ottawa Senators are in crisis mode. From defensive collapses to special teams disasters, we break down the five urgent areas that demand immediate attention to turn their season around.
40% of Federal Public Servants Work Exclusively From Home
Exclusive data reveals a dramatic shift in Canada's public service workforce, with remote work becoming permanent for thousands of federal employees across Ottawa and beyond.
BC Hydro Site C Dam: What Went Wrong Exposed
An in-depth investigation reveals how BC Hydro's Site C dam project spiraled into a multi-billion dollar crisis. Discover the management failures, construction disasters, and political pressures that plagued Canada's largest public infrastructure project.
One World Bazaar: International Treasures in Manotick
Discover unique international treasures at the One World Bazaar in Manotick, where shoppers find handcrafted goods and cultural artifacts from around the world.
Lansdowne 2.0 Faces Union Contract Concerns
Ottawa's building trades council raises alarm about non-union contractors and wage concerns in the massive Lansdowne 2.0 redevelopment project, warning of potential labor disputes.
Lasalle Development Gains After-Hours Construction Approval
Windsor City Council greenlights extended construction hours for a critical roundabout project, accelerating progress on Lasalle's massive residential and commercial development that will transform the local landscape.
Montembeault's OT heroics lift Canadiens over Senators
Montreal Canadiens celebrate Sam Montembeault's spectacular 33-save performance as he backstops the team to an electrifying 4-3 overtime victory against the Ottawa Senators.
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