Новости за 29.08.2022

A Laval, Que., man faces charges including attempted murder after a 23-year-old man was allegedly hit with a hammer and stabbed outside a home on Freedom Private off Smyth Road last week. Neighbours called police at about 7:05 a.m. on Aug. 23 but the alleged assailant fled on foot before officers arrived, the Ottawa Police […]

A month after four health professionals at Pinecrest Queensway Community Health Centre were terminated without cause, the staffing situation there has reached dangerous levels, say current and former employees. The busy health clinic, which had six permanent physicians at its main site as recently as July, now has two physicians on duty there. As a […]

A driver who plowed their pickup into a tree at Innes and Cyrville roads — and anyone inside the building they narrowly missed — mercifully escaped injury early Saturday morning. But the motorist was one of 10 people charged with impaired driving-related offences over the weekend, the Ottawa Police Service’s traffic unit said Monday. “Fortunately, […]

Getting vaccinated against COVID-19 while pregnant doesn’t increase the risk of complications like giving birth early or having a small or stillborn baby, according to a new retrospective study led by the CHEO Research Institute that looked at thousands of births in Ontario. “Our study found no evidence of increased risk of preterm birth, very […]

The voters have a golden chance this fall to vote for people who want to make Ottawa a truly sexy metropolis.

The Ontario Provincial Police is asking for tips from anyone who saw a lone kayaker on the water after officers recovered his body from the Lower Madawaska River Saturday. A post-mortem examination is scheduled in Ottawa Monday, the Killaloe detachment said in a release. OPP aviation services and the force’s emergency response team were called […]

The parade was one of the largest Ottawa has seen in years: It took more than 90 minutes for its 185 floats and 7,500 celebrants to pass one point on its route through packed downtown streets.

Publicly funded schools could take a few lessons from independent ones, which were more innovative and effective when strict COVID measures were in effect.

The Ottawa Police Service's guns and gangs unit is investigating two shootings that occurred early Saturday evening.

The Ottawa Police Service guns and gangs unit is working to locate two men in their investigation of a shooting in the ByWard Market.

This is the seventh in a weekly summer reading series featuring excerpts from the novels of Ottawa-area authors.

Ralph Raina is also expressing concerns aging town infrastructure, such as the 60-year-old sewer pipe running next to his home, may not be able to handle increased capacity with Kemptville destined for another population boost as host of a new provincial jail