Новости за 09.11.2015

Many people have stories about Mellos, the longtime ByWard Market diner on the verge of losing its lease by the end of the year. My story is, in a small way, about love. In some ways, I’d be lying if I said my fiancé David and I got engaged at Mellos. We agreed one night […]

Defence Watch has been running a back and forth debate on the F-35 between defence analyst Richard Shimooka and Alan Williams, the former ADM Materiel at DND, who signed the original MOU committing Canada to the research and development aspect of the F-35. On Sept. 24 Richard Shimooka had an opinion piece in the National […]

A tow-truck driver was arrested following a Sunday afternoon collision in Ottawa in which a 55-year-man was killed and his 13-year-old daughter badly injured. The crash victim, whose name has not been released, died at the scene at Meadowlands Drive West and Viewmount Drive. The man’s daughter, a passenger in the back seat, was taken to the […]

Prisoners at Ottawa’s notorious detention centre are often ill-treated by overworked staff who are unable to cope with overcrowded, sub-standard working conditions, says a blistering new report.

Extra time, extra special. The Ottawa Fury are headed to the North American Soccer League championship finale next weekend after striker Tommy Heinemann turned hero in front of an NASL playoff record crowd of 9,346 at TD Place stadium.

“There but for the grace of God…” says Robert Allan Spencer. It’s an expression that the veteran, who turns 95 on Monday, had a few too many occasions to use during the Second World War when he trekked across France, Germany, Belgium and Holland as part of the 15th Canadian Field Regiment of the Royal Canadian Artillery.

Library and Archives Canada has begun negotiating with Stephen Harper to obtain his papers and other records from his nine years as prime minister. The library confirmed Friday that it had reached out to Harper to offer to take his records to its climate-controlled storage facility for potential inclusion in the archive. “A Prime Minister’s time in office is […]

Federal officials are on the hunt for a new location for the country’s marquee party for Canada Day celebrations. A select group of companies were invited to bid on the project to find a new location near Parliament Hill for the federally organized Canada Day bash once the Centre Block is closed in 2018 for […]

The Canadian Taxi Association is cracking down on illegal Uber drivers operating in Ottawa by conducting undercover stings to gather driver information to send to insurance companies.