Новости за 10.10.2016

The Ottawa police guns and gangs unit is seeking the public’s help identifying where gunshots were fired after a man walked into the Montfort Hospital on Friday with a gunshot wound.  The man in his 20s suffered a non-life-threatening wound to his calf. Hospital staff alerted police to the injury at about 8:45 p.m. on […]

The first domino of the week fell for the Ottawa Senators Monday, as defenceman Fredrik Claesson was placed on waivers. That was just the start, as the Senators will continue to fine-tune the lineup in advance of Wednesday’s season opener against the Toronto Maple Leafs. There figures to plenty more movement before Tuesday at 5 […]

Paul Ryan thinks Donald Trump is going to lose the presidential election. So he’s going to save himself. In a meeting with House Republican members on Monday morning, the House speaker said he’s done defending and campaigning for the Republican presidential nominee and will be focused on House and Senate races only. It’s as clear […]

A year into the new post-Stephen Harper era, it doesn’t look like much has changed. We’ve done right by some 30,000 Syrian refugees, and ruffled a lot of feathers with the most recent carbon-pricing initiative, but everything else seems to be business as usual. But one thing that has quickly changed, party because of the Liberal […]

While not yet mathematically eliminated from the North American Soccer League playoff chase, Ottawa Fury FC is already thinking about 2017. Following a 1-1 draw with the powerful New York Cosmos Sunday at TD Place, Fury FC sits in 10th place in the NASL combined standings. There are five teams within three points of the […]

It’s the Henry Burris Show again. But if last year’s CFL most outstanding player is going to make magic again, he’ll have to do it without Chris Williams. The Ottawa Redblacks’ top receiver statistically, Williams has a torn ACL and will be gone for the rest of the season. Burris will be the starter Friday, […]

It starts with a seed: Learn how to collect, save and use seeds from your garden, with Kate Green of USC Canada, at a talk hosted by the West Carleton Garden Club. Oct. 11, 7:30 p.m., Carp Memorial Hall, 3739 Carp Rd. There will also be a flower seed exchange. Guests: $5. www.wcgc.ca. Kricklewood Farms Fields of Sunflowers: […]

Three Syrians in Germany recognized a terror suspect from a police wanted poster, tied him up in their apartment and called police early Monday, ending a nearly two-day hunt, authorities said.

A man in his 20s is not cooperating with police after being shot in the buttocks on Sunday evening, Ottawa police said.  Police were alerted to shots fired at about 10 p.m. in the 200 block of Brittany Drive near St. Laurent Boulevard. When they arrived, no one involved in the incident was around. Soon after, a man […]

Gatineau police worked off the Thanksgiving turkey after two suspects led them on a car and then foot chase just after midnight on Monday morning.

Experts and ordinary Canadian voters have had their say in the last few months on how our electoral system can be improved. While popular opinion has been leaning toward some sort of proportional representation, a first step at the riding level would more accurately represent local voting preferences.  It’s called ranked pairs, not to be confused […]

A good teacher, the literary critic George Steiner once said, “is an alarm awakening us from a state of amnesia.” That’s certainly been my experience. I’ve spent a good portion of my life in educational institutions: elementary, high school, university, undergraduate and graduate. Judging by my failure to remember most of those charged with implanting […]

The Citizen's analysts assess Sunday night's second Hillary Clinton-Donald Trump debate.

More than 1,000 people were served at the annual Thanksgiving dinner staged in the cafeteria of Sir Guy Carleton Secondary School on Sunday.

The Shepherds of Good Hope launched a fundraising appeal on Thanksgiving weekend to help the brother of renowned Inuit artist Annie Pootoogook with the purchase of a plane ticket to attend her burial.

The Ottawa police are asking for public's help to identify a woman whose given name is Betty.

It’s going to be over soon for Ottawa Fury FC. Today, tomorrow, this week, next week, soon. And we’re not even talking about the North American Soccer League playoffs, which Fury FC will be absent from this season.

The Ottawa 67's potent power play delivered again on Sunday afternoon in Kingston, lifting the visitors to a 5-4 overtime victory that snapped a three-game losing streak.