Новости за 19.11.2024

Police laid multiple charges against pro-Palestinian protestors Monday night.

You can catch rare drawings by Klimt and Munch, Sobey Art Award finalists, and textile works on view in Ottawa.

The Alert Ready system will send out a simulated emergency message across Canada, but not everyone will hear it.

A woman was struck and killed by a vehicle in the rural village of Greely.

As respiratory season ramps up in Ontario, hospitals are being asked to take extra steps to screen patients for H5N1 avian influenza.

PWHL exhibition games are testing players’ limits while the league refines its rulebook on contact.

The City of Ottawa is acting because the federal government — which didn't control the number of refugee claimants it could handle — has not.

Q This is a Royal Paragon tea cup and saucer. The marking includes a crest, and ‘By Appointment Made in England.’ Both pieces are in perfect condition. It was a gift to my daughter from many years ago.    Regards,  Jeanette, Stittsville, Ont.   A Paragon China Ltd., as of 1920 is one of the esteemed porcelain firms […]

Edmonton Oilers (9-7-2) at Ottawa Senators (8-8-1) WHEN: Tuesday, 7 p.m., Canadian Tire Centre TV: TSN5 Radio: TSN 1200 AM Odds: Oilers -140, Senators +116 THE BIG THING Winning at home is paramount after the club dropped a 5-4 overtime decision to the Philadelphia Flyers last Thursday at the Canadian Tire Centre that left a […]

Tuesday, Nov. 19: Everyone will now want to go to the Château Laurier to see Karsh's famed Churchill photograph, a reader says. You can write to us too, at letters@ottawwacitizen.com

The pandemic changed many things — but unfortunately not the way cities think about their massive spending projects.

Records show military officials attempted to remove the access-to-information rights of retired Cpl. Daniel Abboud.

Urban folklore says there's a Victorian-era public toilet buried at the intersection of Sparks and 'Connor streets, says Andrew King, who sets out to see if the tale of the toilet is true.

The lawyer for accused terrorist Mohamed Harkat says the federal government’s case against him does not justify his deportation to Algeria.

The first incident occurred on an eastbound LRT train near Tremblay Station on Saturday at about 6:40 p.m.

"I want to be a tough player to play against and also show that I can play with the puck to create some good situations out there." - Ottawa Charge Ronja Savolainen

MPP Lisa MacLeod said protesters were planning a "rage rally" at Sir Robert Borden, but it never materialized

The best bet for the Ottawa Senators is to ignore the noise. As the club prepares to open a four-game home stand with a visit from Connor McDavid, Leon Draisaitl and the Edmonton Oilers, the debate raging around the Senators is whether this club, with an 8-8-1 record through 17 games this season, is good […]