Новости за 23.10.2016

In the aftermath of a brazen street killing, a city councillor says he's lost faith in the Salvation Army's ability to keep things neat, tidy and orderly around its Booth Centre on George Street. And to get to the "core" of the issue. "Faith." Interesting word choice by Lowertown Coun. Mathieu Fleury.

Hard hats were not required for Saturday night’s 20th annual National Arts Centre Gala but NAC Foundation chief executive Jayne Watson pulled the look off when she came out on stage wearing one, just for fun. “Welcome to the NAC, which, in case you didn’t know, stands for Neverending Annoying Construction,” she joked of the […]

Ottawa police have confirmed they have charged one of their own after accusations were made of racism following online comments on a story about the death of acclaimed Inuit artist Annie Pootoogook.  Sgt. Chris Hrnchiar has been charged with two counts of discreditable conduct under the Police Services Act. An internal investigation was launched after a comment on […]

Two apparent explosions hit the Japanese city of Utsunomiya back-to-back Sunday, killing one person and injuring three others in what police are viewing as a possible suicide.

Donald Trump’s campaign bluntly acknowledged Sunday that the real estate mogul is trailing Hillary Clinton as the presidential race hurdles toward a close, but insisted he still has a viable path to win the White House.

Jessica Drake said Trump invited her and two other women to his suite in the evening, where he kissed the women each in turn without their permission.

When Luce Lebart was very young she had a favourite pastime.  It involved an old trunk full of family photographs. Inside, she found inspiration in the images and the memories they prompted.  “We had a family house near the Atlantic Ocean in France.  “We had a big trunk and in this trunk there were family photos. I […]

The Senators lightened their load before heading to western Canada.

Thanks for two worthy articles Re: Defending a free press, Oct. 18; An agenda for the UN boss, Oct. 18. Thank you for running two inspiring articles on the editorial pages. The courage of the reporters and editors of the Phoenix, Ariz. newspaper in facing death threats for its political coverage was wonderful to read. […]

As members of Canada’s Ecofiscal Commission, we are pleased to see the growing national momentum for carbon pricing. Governments across this country are increasingly willing to implement policies that realistically promise a significant decline in greenhouse gas emissions. Some people may be surprised to learn that we also favour the elimination of some “green” policies because some, while […]

It was a study in contrasts at the 2016 Housing Design Awards gala Saturday night. Two industry veterans dominated the winners’ list, but a handful of up-and-comers also made a healthy showing.

Senators coach Guy Boucher was facing his former team for the first time since he was let go by the Tampa Bay Lightning on March 24, 2013, but Ottawa came away on the wrong end of a 4-1 final.

In its penultimate game of the season, Ottawa Fury FC settled for a 1-1 road tie against the Tampa Bay Rowdies on Saturday night.

The Ottawa 67's losing skid hit four games on Saturday night in Sault Ste. Marie, but not before a third-period rally earned them a point.

Nick Yu thinks nothing of jumping out of a plane more than two miles above the Earth’s surface and spending a leisurely three to four minutes hurtling back down on his own. The Ottawa wingsuit skydiver says he has made in the neighbourhood of 500 jumps so far, wearing an outfit that resembles a flying […]

Buckle up your seatbelts. It’s the Carleton Ravens and Ottawa Gee-Gees in the first round of the OUA football playoffs next Saturday.

Numbers and notes illustrating Friday's 39-36 overtime loss.

There's no rest for the weary after that loss to the Ticats kept the Redblacks from clinching top spot in the East and a first-round playoff bye.