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While Luc Gagnon is based in Montreal and will be working remotely, he will maintain a regular in-office presence in Ottawa "as needed," a spokesperson said.

The conditional discharge means Muhammad Omair Khan will remain with the Ottawa Police Service pending a professional standards review and a disciplinary hearing.

Just ask Joe Biden, Rishi Sunak and Emmanuel Macron, says Andrew MacDougall.

Ottawa homicide detectives are investigating the death of a person found deceased in their home shortly after 11 a.m. Wednesday. In a brief statement on social media on Thursday, Ottawa police said they were called to the death in the home in the 1200 block of Woodroffe Avenue the day prior. “The death has been […]

After one false start, the long-awaited Rideau River bridge near Carleton University is ready.

African BBQ House 3001 Carling Ave., 374 Dalhousie St., 385 Tompkins Ave., Unit 7, africanbbqhouse.ca Open: Daily for lunch and dinner Prices: combo platters $22.68 to $32.98, family meals $63.98 to $69.98 We all know there’s no such thing as a free lunch. But at African BBQ House, which opened last year on Carling Avenue […]

Ottawa police have charged two people in connection with a break-in at an east-end business followed by the theft of unspecified goods. The suspects then allegedly set fire to the business, causing an estimated $1 million in damage. The break-in at the unspecified business in the 5300 block of Canotek Road occurred at about 11 […]

The clock is ticking on a downtown arena at LeBreton Flats. Speaking at the Ottawa Senators first annual spring summit with more than 1,500 season-ticket holders Wednesday night, club president Cyril Leeder told the crowd at the Canadian Tire Centre that the clock is now ticking to get a deal in place with the National […]

The change would impact government firefighters, border services officers, parliamentary protection officers, search and rescue technicians, and more.

The tentative agreement with CBSA members averts a strike that was scheduled to begin on Friday, June 14

Bruce Deachman says that much about this week's appointment of a nightlife commissioner is odd, but Mathieu Grondin is qualified and just might make us more fun.

Federal weather watchers have issued a heads up for for eastern Ontario. The most serious caution is for Petawawa, Pembroke and Cobden where Environment Canada has issued a tornado watch. ‘Severe thunderstorms are expected to develop this afternoon and continue into the evening,” the agency said in a release Thursday.” “Conditions are favourable for the […]

An investigation is underway in connection with a stabbing in Ottawa’s east end Thursday. Paramedics report they were called to the Montfort Hospital area at 2:45 a.m. Thursday. They found an adult male who had been stabbed. The victim was taken to hospital in critical condition. Ottawa police confirmed they were investigating the “suspicious incident.” […]

Ottawa's city-run beaches are patrolled only from June 15 to Aug. 25. Safety demands better than this.

Thursday, June 13: Maybe it's time for political change, a letter writer says. You can write to us too, at letters@ottawacitizen.com

Let us hope prayers for peace will be heard, says Aisha Sherazi.

Experts, meanwhile, say the right to disconnect is "an empty policy" because it's difficult to enforce.

The Ottawa Senators' former captain has opted to take time to learn the ropes as a member of new head coach Travis Green's staff.

The Ottawa Senators held their first Spring Summit for season-ticket holders Wednesday night at the Canadian Tire Centre.

It's Dru Brown's first start as the Redblacks QB, against the team he spent the past three seasons with when he was learning the CFL ropes playing behind Zach Collaros.

One injured person was transported to hospital following a shooting in Lowertown on Wednesday afternoon, the Ottawa Police Service said. In an online post, police said officers found the injured individual after responding to the intersection of Murray Street and Beausoleil Drive at approximately 3:40 p.m. “The investigation is currently ongoing and road closures remain […]

The Ottawa-Carleton District School Board said the high results came when schools were closed due to COVID-19 regulations and were due to resampling of problem fixtures before the issues were rectified.