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Police say the 56-year-old driver was pronounced dead in hospital.

Lieutenant-General Charles-Henri (Charlie) Belzile (ret.), CM, CMM, CD., has passed away at age 83.  He will be dearly missed by Janet (nee Scott), his loving wife of 46 years, as well as by his daughters Denise MacGillivray and Suzanne.  The family invites friends to the Hall of Colours in the National Military Cemetery at 280 Beechwood […]

The District of Kitimat, located on the pristine Northwest coast of British Columbia, has a message for the rest of Canada: Stop giving away our raw natural resources.

On December 1st 36 Canadian Brigade Group (36 CBG) began an evaluation of the Primary Reserve Expedited Enrollment Trial (PREET) for selected Army Reserve units in Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island and Western Newfoundland, according to the Canadian Forces.The PREET evaluation will run until March 31st 2017 and will use a modified process that […]

The widespread mockery and ridicule around the Liberals’ approach to electoral reform that marked the beginning of the week in federal politics was almost a distant memory by the end of week, as U.S. Vice-President Joe Biden came to Ottawa to plead solemnly for Canada to defend liberalism around the world.  The mydemocracy.ca online voting […]

LOS ANGELES — Ottawa Senators general manager Pierre Dorion is always looking to improve the team, but the return of right winger Bobby Ryan on Wednesday took some heat off making an immediate trade. “It does take pressure off, because when Bobby first got hurt (with a hand injury), we didn’t know the extent of […]

The RCMP Musical Ride held its graduation ceremony, known as “Passing-Out,” on Friday. Among the new graduates is Const. Mathieu Crousset, who says he’s “very humbled to have this opportunity to represent the RCMP.” The Musical Ride is based on cavalry drill movements. The riders and their horses are invited to perform at about 50 […]

The Ottawa River has been such a continuing source of inspiration for many of the landscapes painted by David Lidbetter over the years that the local artist wanted to use his talents to give back to Ottawa Riverkeeper, a non-profit organization dedicated to protecting the river from waste and pollution. He donated for silent auction […]

Outdoor enthusiasts keen to strap on their cross-country skis or snowshoes can rejoice because the Gatineau Park trails officially open Saturday.

Ten years after the unsolved murder of Kelly Morrisseau, Gatineau police are reviving some hope in their investigation after receiving multiple fresh tips on their hotline in recent days. Police have received a number of calls since staging a press conference Wednesday in the same Gatineau Park parking lot where Morrisseau was found a decade ago, and that effort to “spark the memories of potential witnesses,” according to spokesman Sgt. Jean-Paul Le May, appears to have worked.

A young woman was in critical condition after being struck by a car on Moodie Drive on Friday afternoon.

A 46-year-old man was in critical condition in hospital following a residential fire in Overbrook on Friday afternoon. According to the Ottawa Paramedic Service, the man was treated for second-degree burns to an arm and his face, first-degree burns to his chest and back, and hot gas inhalation. The fire occurred at about 1:30 p.m. in […]

Three young men who participated in online videos where they recorded themselves exploring businesses in the middle of the night pleaded guilty to trespassing charges Friday. Olyad Motuma, 18, Hamzah Faraj, 18, and Adam Morgan, 20, all admitted to taking part in 24 Hour Challenge videos that were posted to YouTube. A fourth man, Jason […]

Ottawa’s ambulance service has had no ambulances to dispatch 22 times in the past two weeks, the city says. During a “Level Zero,” as it’s called, every ambulance capable of transporting a patient is on its way to a call, occupied with a patient or being cleaned up. That status doesn’t typically come up suddenly: Dispatchers […]

Ottawa police say a puppy has died after being kicked and beaten near Algonquin College on Thursday afternoon, and officers have made a public appeal for any witnesses. The dog, a nine-month-old pomeranian, had gotten loose and its owner was searching for it in the area of Woodroffe Avenue and Navaho Drive. “It’s terrible,” said Det. David […]

A funeral service will be held Saturday morning for Merrill Gleddie and Dave Rogers in the same church where the slain couple had been working to help bring two refugee families to Ottawa.