Новости за 02.07.2017

Last year, the Senators told him he didn't deserve a contract offer. Filip Chlapik heard the message loud and clear and responded positively, earning that contract midway through last season.

Some small streams in the Rideau River watershed have overrun their banks after heavy rains over the weekend. The conservation authority said in a news release on Sunday that as much as 42 millimetres of rain was recorded at the Ottawa International Airport on Canada Day, and 31 mm at Franktown on the upper reaches […]

Sandy Zhang couldn’t believe her bad luck. The Ottawa River in early May had swept over the front lawn of her Constance Bay home and into the basement and living room.   When the water reached knee level, Zhang and her husband, Honggao Ji, took refuge in the apartment above the nearby Lighthouse Grocery Store […]

BRIDGEWATER, N.J. – A day after defending his use of social media as befitting a “modern day” president, U.S. President Donald Trump slammed CNN in a tweet — literally. Trump, who is on vacation at his Bedminster golf resort, posted on Twitter an old video clip of him performing in a WWE professional wrestling match, but […]

Police are hoping the public can help them find a missing Ottawa man. Alexander Miller, 29, was last seen Saturday in the area of Beechwood Avenue. Police released a photo of Miller but had no other details about the case. Anyone who has information about Miller is asked to contact the Central District Investigations division at […]

His influence towers over Ottawa — literally — and is seen around the world as a symbol of Canada, yet few people today recognize the name of John Andrew Pearson. Pearson was chief architect of the Peace Tower and Parliament’s rebuilt Centre Block, creating a masterpiece in place of the ashes and rubble left by the devastating […]

Thousands gathered around Parliament Hill and Major's Hill Park for the giant pyrotechnics show that lasted 20 minutes and 17 seconds in honour of Canada 150.

After giving up goals in the 14th and 71st minutes, the Fury attempted to rally, but fell short, ultimately dropping a 2-1 decision to Louisville City FC in United Soccer League action at Slugger Field on Saturday night.

Ottawa paramedics responded to a call about a man falling falling three storeys on Saturday night.

There was rain and there was royalty — both real royals and rock royals — as Canadians gathered on Parliament Hill Saturday for a birthday party like no other.

Deepa Varghese’s name was called first at the Canadian citizenship ceremony at the NAC Studio on Saturday afternoon.

Louise Rene de Cotret, 62, who has Alzheimer's, was last seen at 4:30 p.m. on Canada Day.

A 50-year-old man had a serious head injury. According to paramedics, he was in serious, but stable condition at a trauma centre.

Ottawa fire crews rescued a cat from a kitchen fire in a unit near Macdonald Gardens Park on Saturday night.

While dignitaries from Prince Charles to Justin Trudeau spoke about reconciliation from Parliament Hill’s Canada Day stage, indigenous demonstrators rejected the notion as “lip service” and demanded action.

The 19-year-old from Smiths Falls would like to wrap up a successful defence of her KPMG Women’s PGA Championship on Sunday, but to do that she will have to come from behind at Olympia Fields Country Club, just as she last year in the Pacific Northwest, where she shot a final-round 65 and then beat Lydia Ko in a playoff to win her first major title.

The Ottawa Senators are trying to trade goaltender Andrew Hammond, who is recovering from recent hip surgery, and, while they had mild interest from other National Hockey League teams before free agency began Saturday, they couldn't find a taker, so Hammond remains part of the Senators organization for now.

Ottawa Senators owner Eugene Melnyk was prepared to lose his senior advisor of hockey operations. He knew Daniel Alfredsson was leaving the team well before news broke Saturday.

So vast were the crowds converging on Parliament Hill Saturday that you could be forgiven for thinking it was the only place around celebrating the country's 150th anniversary.

For the second time in four years, Daniel Alfredsson is walking away from the Ottawa Senators. Where he's headed next is unknown. Why he's leaving is also something of a mystery.

There was royalty of another sort on stage at Parliament Hill, where Irish humanitarians/rockers Bono and The Edge led a star-studded command performance.

Not long after the National Hockey League's lucrative free-agent market opened Saturday, general manager Pierre Dorion confirmed the signing of former Anaheim Ducks centre Nate Thompson to a two-year deal worth $3.3 million, but, with the exception of signing five players to minor-league deals, that was where additions stopped for the Senators.