Новости за 22.10.2016

Donald Trump on Saturday pledged postelection lawsuits against every woman who has accused him of sexual assault or other inappropriate behaviour, and he charged Hillary Clinton’s campaign and the Democratic Party with orchestrating the allegations.

While not an actual word, ‘Sidified’ could refer to the experience of being infectiously enthused and energized by Ottawa fashion guru Sid Cratzbarg, host of the Get Sidified gala held at the Sala San Marco banquet hall on Friday. The evening brought together a crowd of 150 and raised funds for research into Crohn’s and […]

It’s not quite time to get the skis waxed or check the snow pants for holes, but we may get the first glimpse of snow this season on Sunday.   Just after noon on Saturday, Environment Canada ended the rainfall warning the Capital Region had been enjoying for a few days, dousing us with over 45.2 millimetres of […]

Ottawa radio listeners and musicians paid tribute Saturday to popular longtime Live 88.5 DJ “Katfish Morgan,” who died late last week. Morgan, whose real name was André Maisonneuve, was an original staffer when Live 88.5 adopted a new rock format in 2005, with an emphasis on alternative rock playlists. Morgan already boasted a a 25-year résumé in the broadcast […]

Craig Anderson rates his play as average so far this season. But since he’s a big believer in the law of averages, he’s confident he’ll be fine. While the Senators goaltender has an unbeaten 3-0-0 record as he prepares to make his fourth start Saturday against the Tampa Bay Lightning at the Canadian Tire Centre, […]

Clarke MacArthur is hoping for recovery, not retirement. Speaking Friday for the first time since the devastating hit from Patrick Sieloff in a training-camp scrimmage that left the Senators winger with his fourth concussion in 18 months, the 31-year-old MacArthur told reporters he remains hopeful he’ll be able to resume his hockey career again soon. […]

’da Kink in my Hair NAC English Theatre/Theatre Calgary co-production NAC Theatre Reviewed Friday Everyone should have a Novelette in their life. A combination of bestie, mother and motivational speaker, plain-spoken Novelette is the Caribbean-Canadian owner of Letty’s Salon of Beauty, the setting for playwright Trey Anthony’s wonderfully resonant musical about the lives of black […]

A man has died after being stabbed multiple times near Baseline Road early Saturday morning, police said. A wounded man in his 20s was located by police after they received calls alerting them to the stabbing just before 3 a.m. in the 1000 block of Clyde Avenue, near Castle Hill Crescent. Paramedics said the victim was suffering from “multiple […]

A 26-year-old woman died after being struck by a vehicle at the intersection of West Hunt Club Road and Sunderland Street on Friday night.

The parents of over 368,000 students—one of every fifteen students in Canada—are sending their children to one of the 1,935 independent, non-government schools in the country, and the picture is clear. They are choosing schools that differ in many ways from one another, the vast majority of which do not conform to the prevailing caricature […]

Questions, questions, questions since Grey Cup tickets went on sale to season-ticket holders early Thursday afternoon. On Friday, Ottawa Sports and Entertainment Group president of sports Jeff Hunt provided some answers.

A blown lead leads to an overtime loss for the Redblacks and a blown chance to lock up first place in the CFL East.

The Ottawa Redblacks are still contending for first place in the CFL East. The reason they are contending and not celebrating is because they refuse to accept early admission to the CFL East final.

Residents in Gatineau’s Masson-Angers and Buckingham sectors are being asked to curb their water use for 48 hours next week as the city does work on a water station that will mean dumping about 20 million litres of raw sewage into the Du Lièvre River. Although the Quai pumping station in Masson-Angers is only 21 […]

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau shook up the senior ranks of Canada’s public service with another sweep of promotions for younger executives who are poised to take over as the leaders of the next decade.

Under Bill C-38, judges would be permitted to waive the victim surcharge if they determine it will cause "undue hardship" to the offender.

By the time someone is triple the legal limit, every mental, physical and sensory function is “severely” impaired by alcohol to the point they are likely in danger of choking on vomit and being seriously hurt in a fall.

Panda Game 2? There won’t be 23,000 people in the stands next Saturday, but chances are pretty good the Ottawa Gee-Gees will get another crack at the Carleton Ravens. The game won’t be played at TD Place, either, there’s a Fury FC game scheduled. Heading into the final weekend of the OUA football season, nine […]

A 24-year-old Gatineau woman was to appear in court after she was arrested and charged with drunk driving when she arrived to pick up her 16-month-old daughter from a Gatineau daycare Thursday afternoon.

There won’t be any playoffs for Ottawa Fury FC, but there’s still plenty to play for. Next up is a Saturday night game in Tampa Bay — with the Rowdies still chasing a North American Soccer League playoff spot. Ottawa’s final game will be Oct. 29 at home against Fort Lauderdale.  Playing the role of […]

In a fictional-sounding – but very real – place named Wallonia, the future of free trade is reeling badly, with potentially graver consequences for Canada than those we fear from the presidential race south of the border. Wallonia is a sub-region of Belgium that continues to hold out against the Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA), a […]

It is only a matter of time before the right of faith-based hospitals to refuse medical assistance in dying is challenged in court, said Senator Serge Joyal. And provinces should take the lead, he said, rather than leaving such an important policy question to individuals.

Most events during 2017 Grey Cup week will be held on-site at Lansdowne Park.

He just wanted a burger to go along with his coke. Unfortunately for one 20-year-old suspect, the burger joint was closed and it turned out the coke was no cola. Police in Smiths Falls said they were called to a local restaurant after closing time Oct. 16 to deal with an intoxicated man who was […]