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The Canadian military says it is continuing to provide assistance to New Brunswick’s relief efforts in some of the hardest hit parts of the Acadian Peninsula from the recent storm but it will begin to draw-down the military presence in those areas where the province has announced remaining relief efforts are within provincial and municipal […]

Emergency crews responded to a series of collisions across the city Sunday, at least one of was said likely to be weather related.  At 6:46 a.m, Ottawa Fire received a 911 call reporting a vehicle left the road and rolled into a deep ditch at Russell Road at Forced Road. Firefighters found the vehicle in the ditch […]

Without Sam Berger, the Grey Cup might have remained tucked away for years in the basement of an east Ottawa apartment. The 107-year-old trophy was lost shortly after the end of the Second World War. Back from service as an RCAF officer in London, Berger discovered it stored in a locker underneath The Strathcona apartments on Laurier […]

The Ottawa chef came in second at the esteemed national competition in Kelowna, B.C. on Saturday night.

Commuters can expect to face another wintry mix this week, as Environment Canada has issued a special weather statement for the region.

Just four years ago the Senators decided to stick with veteran Craig Anderson as their goalie rather than trade him and go with a couple of young guys. Ultimately, they moved both Ben Bishop and Robin Lehner, and on nights they’ve seen those two again they’ve lived to regret it. When the Sabres defeated the […]

More than 250 people gathered at the Human Rights Monument on Elgin Street on Saturday to be part of a nationwide series of rallies to show solidarity with Muslims and refugees. The Ottawa rally attracted a diverse, mostly non-Muslim crowd demonstrating support for the six Muslim men killed in a mosque in Quebec City, protesting […]

BUFFALO – The ice was tilted in the Ottawa Senators favour for much of the night, but Robin Lehner stood tall. The former Senators goaltender made all the difference in the Sabres’ 4-0 win over the Senators Saturday, stopping 37 shots while posting his first shutout of the season and fourth of his career. Kyle […]

All things considered, it has been a solid season for Lehner – traded to Buffalo for the first round draft pick which has since turned into highly touted Senators prospect Colin White. Lehner entered Saturday’s game with a 12-13-6 record, 2.62 goals against average and .920 save percentage.

The veteran doubles specialist has played in 50 Davis Cup ties over the past quarter-century.

Jamie Murray and Dominic Inglot down Vasek Pospisil and Daniel Nestor in the key doubles match.

Before the puck dropped between the Senators and Sabres at KeyBank Center Saturday, Dzingel had been blessed with 24 breakaway chances – an average of one every two games – but he had scored on only two of them.

Thousands of people headed to the Rideau Canal, Confederation Park and Gatineau’s Jacques Cartier Park for the opening weekend of Winterlude, the city’s three-week festival of snow. Skating conditions were great on the Rideau Canal Saturday, while some of the ice sculptures at Confederation Park added an extra element this year by paying  tribute to […]

Jack Woodbridge’s ambitions were far more intense than his elementary school age would suggest. He wanted a Guinness World Record. Early Saturday morning, his mom had the perfect plan to reach his dream. The family would help make snow angels on Parliament Hill. They were part of a Canadian Ski Patrol effort that recruited people across […]