Новости за 22.05.2017

The Senators defenceman who hasn't played since the opening-round series against the Bruins will be a game-time decision for Game 6 against the Penguins on Tuesday night.

Most people wouldn’t have bothered. For 20 years off and on, Lorne Goldenberg has been pressing the federal government to open up the business of fitness programs. He’s nearly ready to throw in the towel. The owner of Strength Tek Fitness since 1987 and a former strength and conditioning coach for the Ottawa Senators, Goldenberg […]

For the past decade, James Milks’s desultory search for his holy grail was in vain. The object of the one-time Chelsea — now Aylmer — resident and amateur hockey historian’s quest was the Maclaren Cup, the trophy that for more than 50 years was presented annually to the winners of the Lower Ottawa Hockey Association, a […]

Thanks for nothing, Mother Nature. Due to field conditions, Monday afternoon’s game between the Ottawa Champions and Trois-Rivieres Aigles was postponed. The infield dirt was deemed too wet for play after a system of rain moved through Ottawa overnight. Ottawa won 3-of-4 games from the Aigles. The Champions will begin a three-game series Tuesday, hosting […]

When Leonard Reynen was diagnosed with schizophrenia, at age 18, he thought his life was over. The Algonquin College public relations student had seen what the mental illness had meant for the lives of his two uncles. One died by suicide, another is in care at the Royal Ottawa. “I thought I was going to […]

The Ottawa Senators held a rare practice Monday and it could be their final one of the year. Facing elimination in Game 6 of the Eastern Conference final Tuesday night at the Canadian Tire Centre, the Senators were on the ice at the Canadian Tire Centre for approximately 25 minutes as they prepare to face […]

The media have a difficult and important job – especially when it comes to reporting responsibly on highly sensitive topics, such as suicide and mental illness. In recent weeks, journalists across the country have been tested when reporting on the maelstrom of conflicting opinions surrounding the Netflix drama 13 Reasons Why. As an observer deeply […]

The Ottawa Paramedic Service responded to a call at Sunday evening to a bicycle-vehicle collision that occurred at the intersection of Hazeldean and Terry Fox roads. They received the call around 8:45 p.m. Paramedics treated a 15  year-old male patient for a head injury as a result of the collision.  He was transported to hospital in serious […]

The Brooklyn-based Canadian expat brings his Tom Waits-based jazz quintet to venues in Montreal, Ottawa and Toronto later this week.

The Ottawa Police Service is reaching out to the public for assistance  in locating a missing 82 year old female by the name of Nelliya Karbisheva.   Ms. Karbisheva was last seen within the 300 block of Horseshoe Crescent in Stittsville around noon on Sunday. She was walking her small white poodle at the time she […]

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, the extraordinary an the everyday. We’ll share one person’s story every day until Canada Day. “I used to live in Oregon, in […]

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. After public outcry, the Rideau Chapel was saved from destruction in 1972 and eventually reconstructed inside the […]

Cupcakes helped Veronick Ayling get through some dark days after she was forced to leave the Canadian military due to Lyme disease in 2012. She would lie in bed, too weak to get up, trying to stay positive by working out every detail of what would become her new life — V’s Cupcakes on Main […]

PITTSBURGH – The weapon backfired. We regret to inform you the patient is now on life support and is not expected to survive the week. All that rest the Senators were able to get from days off between games didn’t help them track down the puck inside their blue line for a full 82 seconds […]

“It just wasn’t our night, (Boucher) was just trying to change the momentum a little bit,” said Anderson. “(Boucher) was just trying to change the momentum a little bit.

PITTSBURGH — The 1-3-1 was blown to pieces on Sunday. So was just about every other aspect of the Senators defensive game. While waltzing to a 7-0 victory, the Penguins had seven different scorers and received at least a point from all but seven players. Eight if you count goalie Matt Murray. “I thought our guys […]

PITTSBURGH — Breathe easy, Erik Karlsson says he’ll be fine. The Senators captain told reporters he was held out for precautionary reasons in the third period of the club’s 7-0 loss to the Pittsburgh Penguins Sunday afternoon because he twisted his ankle late in the second and there was no point coming back. It was the […]

PITTSBURGH — The only candles blown out on Craig Anderson’s birthday may have been the fire inside that has carried the Ottawa Senators through these playoffs. And, now, the Senators have a hit a major bump on the road to the Stanley Cup final. Instead of pushing the Pittsburgh Penguins to the brink of elimination, the […]

The Penguins looked like their previous selves, on another planet from the Senators Sunday. They had the confident air of a team that won the Stanley Cup a year ago, a team that understands the importance of never letting a team up for air when they have them at their mercy.