Новости за 06.08.2021

Following a domestic incident and ensuing response from various tactical squads and a crisis negotiator, a 25-year-old Alexandria man was charged with a handful of assault, harassment and weapons charges. Shortly before 1 a.m. on Thursday, Stormont, Dundas & Glengarry OPP officers were called to a disturbance at a Main Street residence in Alexandria, where […]

It promises to be brighter that a lucky penny on Friday, with sunny skies and temperatures warm enough to break out the bathing suits, lollipops and (lots of) sunscreen. The clear skies will be accompanied by a high of 29 C (34 humidex), and will be interrupted by some evening cloud (and night), with a […]

In Ottawa, without better guidance about kids riding on sidewalks, parents are forced to decide between upholding a bylaw or imperilling their children. It’s not much of a contest.

Things you should know: Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says the government is considering mandatory vaccination among some federal employees, as well as some federally regulated industries such as airlines or the rail sector Tam sees indications of fourth COVID-19 wave, fuelled by Delta variant There were 11 new cases of COVID-19 reported by Ottawa Public […]

Also, School of the Photographic Arts: Ottawa will offer full two-year bursaries to applicants from marginalized communities, Jonathan Hobin says.

Jonathan B. Roy and his girlfriend leave at the end of October. First stop: Morocco, a new country on his ever-growing list of destinations.

Friday, Aug. 6: On vaccination rights, monitoring our water quality, and Stephen Harper's remarks. You can write to us too at letters@ottawacitizen.com

It is clear the Ontario government is scrambling to reduce the G/G2 backlog, only made worse when in-vehicle tests were stopped entirely between April 3 and June 14.

Carleton University will require students playing varsity or competitive club sports, taking music classes or living in residences at the campus to be fully vaccinated. All students and staff will also have to self-declare their vaccination status, the university announced Thursday. Several other Ontario post-secondary institutions have made similar moves as campuses prepare to open […]

Initially charged with child luring in June, Frank Prevost was arrested again and charged with violating conditions of his release from custody.

This year’s outdoor event features beer samples from approximately 30 vendors.

"Sellers will need to keep in mind that the multiple offer frenzy experienced previously is no longer the norm."

The collective agreement expired in 2018.

The National Capital Commission said it closed the beaches as a preventative measure and added they wouldn't reopen until public safety could be assured.

The fire occurred Thursday in an alleyway in the ByWard Market, spreading smoke and heat to adjacent buildings.

A small plane crash, a fire and a propane tank explosion resulted only in minor injuries.

“The three largest public emitters — National Defence, the RCMP and the Coast Guard — are exempt from key commitments in the Greening Government Strategy.”

A man has been charged after the United States embassy on Sussex Drive was vandalized. According to the Ottawa Police Service, the incident occurred shortly after 5 p.m. on Wednesday. Following an investigation, the man was charged with mischief to property over $5,000 and mischief involving obstruction or tampering with property. He is expected to […]