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Randy Hillier, who represents Lanark-Frontenac-Kingston, has frequently posted COVID-19 misinformation and conspiracy theories.

Ottawa’s COVID-19 case total topped the 31,000 level as of Saturday, with 52 new cases bringing the total to 31,046 cases since the pandemic began. There were no new deaths. Ottawa Public Health knows of 253 active cases in the capital, with 14 patients in hospital, none of them in ICU. There was one new […]

Looking like a warmer than average clock-change weekend for Ottawa and district. Saturday started with sunny skies, with fog patches in the low-lying areas, But that is expected to gradually change as some clouds roll in in the afternoon. The high is expected to hit 9 C, with winds at about 20 km/h gusting to […]

The company in charge of light-rail maintenance team will require tough, constant city oversight to avoid future problems like September's derailment.

Saturday, Nov. 6: You can write to us too, at letters@ottawcitizen.com

'Pre-emptive right' stems from a 2016 deal with Quebec allows Montreal to identify places where it wants to create social housing, as well as libraries, parks and other public assets, and serve notice to property owners in these areas.

The social media giant has since restored Amir Attaran’s Twitter feed, but the account remains locked.

It’s the lowest unemployment rate in Ottawa-Gatineau since February 2020, when it was just 4.3 per cent, and well below the recent peak of 9.6 per cent in June 2020.

If Friday's briefing on the return of LRT service was meant to reassure a dubious public, it didn't reach the station.

The charges involve two victims in incidents that are alleged to have happened while the man was working in food services at the home.

A fire in the wall near a fireplace quickly spread to the exterior wall and climbed towards the roof.

Ottawa Public Health is reporting three separate COVID-19 outbreaks at the Civic campus involving a total of 26 people: 20 patients and six staff.

“We feel that the freedom of thought, freedom of religion, and freedom to express ourselves in Canada … We consider it our duty to show this kind of respect to them."

While the city still believes partial LRT service will return by the middle of November, no train will be welcoming customers again until a city-hired transportation consultant is satisfied by the quality control process in Rideau Transit Group's maintenance division.

CEO David Klein is under increasing pressure to demonstrate that Constellation was smart to invest $5 billion three years ago for a minority share of Canopy Growth’s equity.

The race has also highlighted an ever-present rift in many towns and cities across Quebec: the presence of political parties at the municipal level.