Новости за 05.03.2017

As new Ottawa Senators president and CEO Tom Anselmi settles into his role, he’s contemplating a brand new look for the franchise. The idea of adopting the stylized “O” heritage look as the club’s chief logo is a distinct possibility. “That jersey has inspired lot of people,” Anselmi said in a telephone interview with Postmedia. “It’s […]

The Senators need no reminders about what’s at stake when the suddenly surging Boston Bruins arrive at Canadian Tire Centre Monday. The Bruins have gone 8-2-0 since Bruce Cassidy replaced Claude Julien as coach.

As part of our continuing coverage of Canada’s 150th birthday on July 1, we’re looking for YOUR stories. Where were you for Canada’s centennial in 1967? How did you mark the celebrations that year? Send your reminiscences to the Citizen’s Bruce Deachman. You can reach him at: bdeachman@postmedia.com

A lab accident in the late 1960s changed a young man’s career plans, his life and eventually the city of Ottawa. Can Le has a quick smile and exudes energy as he shows a visitor around. The retired economist and president of the board of directors of the Vietnamese Canadian Centre on Somerset Street has […]

A National Defence employee who fought for the right to take his two daily breaks at the end of the day so he could get home more quickly to his wife and kids was not a victim of discrimination based on his family status, a public service labour board has ruled. The case raises intriguing […]

Five of six plays in the GCTC's 2017-18 are written by female Canadian playwrights.

In celebration of Canada’s 150th birthday, the Citizen is rolling out one fact each day for 150 days until July 1, highlighting the odd, the fascinating and the important bits of Ottawa history you might not know about. The 1960s were considered Ottawa’s “golden age” of football. Throughout the decade, the Ottawa Rough Riders won […]

In anticipation of Canada’s sesquicentennial celebrations, the Citizen’s Bruce Deachman has been out in search of Ottawans — 150 of them — to learn their stories of life and death, hope and love, obsession and fear. From Feb. 2 until Canada Day, we’ll share one person’s story every day. “I’m quite excited that it’s Canada’s […]

The Senators' Craig Anderson was beaten by the first shot he faced, then stopped 25 in a row before Sam Gagner scored on him in the 58th minute with the Blue Jackets' last shot.

The Ottawa Senators held on for a 3-2 victory over the Columbus Blue Jackets at the Canadian Tire Centre on Saturday night.

On Friday, the National Post published this article that I had written: The Defence Department’s associate deputy minister, who was also previously the head of procurement, will be going to work for one of the main companies involved in recently winning a search-and -rescue aircraft contract worth $4.7 billion. John Turner is currently associate deputy […]

Fourth-quarter spurt carries visiting Ryerson to victory in Raven's Nest.

The first OHL goal by defenceman Peter Stratis proves to be a game-winner.

Canadian Davis Cup team member will face France's Gleb Sakharov in Sunday afternoon final.

Of the active players who never had their names called on draft day, only Chris Kunitz (551 points) is ahead of Alex Burrows (386).

It was a lively day at city hall Saturday, with duelling political rallies and a celebration of maple syrup.

Erik Karlsson had a forced 70-day break during the 2012-13 season. He hasn’t stopped since.