Новости за 01.06.2022

Ottawa police are seeking public assistance to locate a 15-year-old youth missing in the Orleans area since Monday night. Police and the family of Gabriel Burelle are concerned for his safety and well-being. The youth is described as Caucasian, five feet eight inches (173 cm) tall, with a heavy set build. He has dark brown […]

At long last, at the National Arts Centre’s Fourth Stage, Ottawa jazz guitarist Alex Moxon will give his eponymous debut album the sendoff it’s deserved for a while now. Almost four years have passed since Alex Moxon recorded his album, Alex Moxon Quartet, and two years have gone by since it was to have been […]

Ontario (Reported Wednesday) 24: New deaths (23 recent, one in a data cleanup) 13,265: Total deaths 722: People in hospital and testing positive 127: In ICU 64: On a ventilator (subset of previous number) 1,030: New confirmed cases (case numbers are considered underestimates with testing limited to certain groups) 1,304,063: Total cases Ottawa (Reported Wednesday) […]

The head of the Canadian Armed Forces Military Police is being called upon to apologize to one Royal Military College cadet and to the family of another whose life has become “medically compromised,” after they failed to investigate allegations of harassment and sexual misconduct at the university in 2019. “The case raised issues of such […]

Where is Britain today, post-Brexit? Flawed, true — but imaginative, moderate, democratic and delightfully quirky.

In celebration of Pride month, we are highlighting nine members of Ottawa’s queer and trans communities — one for each of the colours of the Pride flag — and the stories they wanted to share. For black, we feature Marie Robertson, a proud senior, a lipstick lesbian, an activist, and a counsellor. “I’m going to […]

In celebration of Pride month, we are highlighting nine members of Ottawa’s queer and trans communities — one for each of the colours of the Pride flag — and the stories they wanted to share. For blue, we feature Bill Staubi, a queer supporter of the arts and LGBTQ+2S communities. “I had left my marriage […]

In celebration of Pride month, we are highlighting nine members of Ottawa’s queer and trans communities — one for each of the colours of the Pride flag — and the stories they wanted to share. For green, we feature Victoria Xiu Wang, co-chairperson of the board of directors of Capital Pride. They are also a […]

In celebration of Pride month, we are highlighting nine members of Ottawa’s queer and trans communities – one for each of the colours of the Pride flag – and the stories they wanted to share. For yellow, we feature Howard Adler, an Anishnawbe and Jewish band member of Lac des Mille Lacs First Nation. He […]

It's about a pair of endangered whopping crane eggs missing from the River Heights Zoological Garden.

The Ottawa Police Service is asking the public to help them find a missing man who was last seen near Grenoble Crescent and Décarie Drive at about 1 p.m. Tuesday. Mark Capps, 69, is described as Caucasian and five feet, eight inches tall with a slim build and long white hair. He may be wearing […]

June gets a cool start with a forecast high of just 18 C and some wet weather on tap for Wednesday. A few showers should end late in the afternoon then it’s cloudy with a 40 per cent of showers, according to Environment and Climate Change Canada. There’s the risk of thunderstorms during the day […]

“It wasn’t just my dad who impacted the music world in Ottawa,” said Margot Glatt, eldest of the three Glatt children. “They really did it as a team."

Wednesday June 1: More on the power outages caused by the May 21 storm. You can write to us too, at letters@ottawacitizen.com

The Special Investigations Unit report, released Tuesday, concluded officers acted lawfully when they removed the 26-year-old man from his vehicle.

There are common themes from what constituents want from the candidate who collects the most votes in the election on June 2.

RTG wants the court to stay the city's application because the company believes the dispute should first be handled by an adjudication process.

"Due to the seriousness of the series of offences and the vulnerability of those impacted," police released photos of the suspects, in order to help identify any other victims.

When power is restored depends on a number of factors, including debris, downed trees, and damaged poles that require replacement, Hydro Ottawa said.

Police said the crash occurred at about 11 a.m. about 100 kilometres south of Ottawa.

Gatineau police detectives continued their investigation into the Monday discovery of a man’s body near the Chaudière Falls dam at the foot of Eddy Street. Police were called to the site shortly before 5 p.m. They called for assistance from Ottawa rescue experts to remove the body because of the fast-moving water in the area. […]

Thieves are taking all makes and models equipped with a proximity key and push-button start.

City information technology staff told councillors on Tuesday they are unlikely to recommend that council pursue creating a public utility for internet access.