Новости за 07.10.2024

Roger Dale Lusk died on the weekend, the Ottawa Police Service said in a news release Monday afternoon.

Three selected properties near Hurdman station could be converted into almost 5,000 new homes.

Last fiscal year, the Office of Public Sector Integrity Commissioner received 40 per cent more complaints than the previous year, creating delays.

Ottawa police were on scene in Barrhaven after a deceased person was found near a shopping plaza Monday morning. Police were called to the scene at about 10:15 a.m. Monday to the corner of Greenbank Road and Strandherd Drive. “All deaths are treated as suspicious until they have been deemed otherwise,” a police spokesperson said […]

The dramatic weather in Ottawa Sunday treated residents to a unique cloud formation rarely seen.

The Ottawa Senators did what was right for Carter Yakemchuk on Monday. While the club’s top pick in the 2024 National Hockey League draft played well enough to start the season with the Senators, the team sent its No. 7 overall selection back to the Western Hockey League’s Calgary HItmen before it went on the […]

I favoured retaining and repairing the historic Alexandra Bridge. But the government has chosen to replace it. Here's my analysis of the options the NCC unveiled last week.

As Ottawans contemplate new modernistic designs for the huge Alexandra Bridge spanning the Ottawa River, it's comforting to contemplate the smaller, essential bridges in the middle of town.

The challenge for every city, including Ottawa, is to move people and goods in ways that are efficient, smart, safe, reliable and environmentally sustainable.

The memorial was supposed to be unveiled in November 2023 but that was put on hold after questions surfaced about many of the names listed.

Hanadi Mohamed was stabbed 39 times in broad daylight outside the Baseline Road apartment where she had been living after fleeing her husband’s abuse.

Late Sunday afternoon, marked and unmarked police vehicles cruised up and down the neighbourhood's streets.

Rookie defenceman Carter Yakemchuk among eight defencemen who remain with the Senators with opening night on Thursday.

At Sunday's rally, Adam Silver, president and CEO of the Jewish Federation of Ottawa, said he visited Israel in the last year and "saw the aftermath of the horror first hand."