Новости за 15.11.2022

Two Quebec men are to appear in Quebec court this week after they were arrested last week on suspicion of poaching in the Parc Omega animal reserve and nature park in Montebello. The Outaouais Sûreté du Québec detachment confirmed Tuesday that the men, age 47 and 21,  were arrested Thursday after a guard at the […]

Firefighting crews made quick work of a fire at a Queen Street parking garage Tuesday morning. Ottawa Fire Services said just before 8:20 a.m. that firefighters were at the scene between Kent Street and Lyon Street North after a 911 caller reported smoke and flames in the garage. Queen Street was closed to traffic, the […]

This is not a drill — where’s that shovel? Here comes the first snowfall of the season with five to 10 cm on tap for Wednesday, according to Environment and Climate Change Canada. Last year, the first snowfall at the Ottawa airport was on Nov. 16, although just 2.8 cm fell for the whole month […]

Canada must change course to defend the rights of Indigenous peoples, who protect 80 per cent of the world's biodiversity.

Tuesday, Nov. 15: On mask recommendations, the public service, and climate activists. Write to us at letters@ottawacitizen.com

“We all heard throughout the election campaign that people want healthy, more sustainable communities. And this provincial legislation goes in exactly the opposite direction.”

Federal officials announced more than $78 million Monday to support the construction of 271 rental units, more than half of them affordable, in the Mikinak community. The development at 715 Mikinak Road in the east-end Wateridge Village will include a mix of unit sizes with varying levels of affordability, including average market rent units and […]

Police said the man made racial slurs at an employee, threatened them and spat at them before leaving.

Équité Association's annual Top 10 lists released Monday point to an increase in both theft for exportation out of Canada and thieves' use of sophisticated technology to lift high-end vehicles.

Serving senior Canadian military officers gave a standing ovation to a speech by a retired general who criticized everything from the removal of historical statues and apologies to victims to government climate change policies. Retired Lt.-Gen. Michel Maisonneuve, accepting a top defence award Nov. 9 in Ottawa, also took a swipe at leaders who he […]

Although changes to the speed limit on Highway 417 will make it faster to get to the national capital — or perhaps away from it.

The inauguration ceremony marks the new mayor’s first opportunity to establish the tone of his reign, and councillors are expecting a less flashy shindig than some of the lavish affairs of the past.

Swerving to miss an animal can result in drivers losing control and making it more likely they or their passengers will get hurt, the Ontario Provincial Police warned. Killaloe OPP officers responded to two separate crashes last week in which the vehicles had to be towed away because the drivers hit guardrails while trying to […]