Новости за 26.11.2024

Catchup with the latest episode of Sens 1-on-1 with Bruce Garrioch

Several days of flurries could blanket Ottawa, signalling winter’s true arrival.

The surplus could be used to pay down the government's debt, but unions would rather see it reinvested in pension members.

In March of 2024, the Senators had the same road swing as they're facing in the coming days. How'd they fare? They lost three games in four days, each one by a single goal.

Nursing leaders met in Ottawa this week to talk about nurse-to-patient ratios, something they say will help reduce burnout and shortages.

If you’d like to spend as little money as possible heating your home, there’s a good chance you’re missing the biggest bang for your buck. Like many things in life, the largest gains come from something homely and simple. The experiences of my daughter and son-in-law are a case in point.  Although both of them […]

The budget identifies $36 million in hoped-for transit money from federal and provincial governments. It may never materialize.

In Breton, they might say, "Blasphemy!" I say, "Bonus!"

Some mayors want the power to clear homeless encampments. Some businesses oppose community programs to help drug addicts. But the real solutions to these problems require resources from all levels of government.

In this excerpt from Wayne Ng's new novel, Johnny Delivers, 18-year-old Johnny Wong tries to save his chaotic family and their Chinese restaurant from debt — in rather unconventional ways.

Dr. Michael Rudnicki's findings on Duchenne muscular dystrophy set the stage for the development of a drug now entering clinical trials.

The Senators got a much-needed win at home before they head to sunny California to start a three-game trip

As OC Transpo faces a $120-million shortfall, the city's draft budget proposes increasing the cost of the seniors' monthly bus pass to $108 from the current $49.

At about 10:10 p.m., Renfrew OPP were alerted to a robbery at the store on Raglan Street.

An Ottawa police digital forensic investigator extracted more than 2,000 images from Nikolas Ibey's cellphone cache, including 105 photos from the victim's Facebook profile.

The man was last seen on Nov. 24 at about 9:40 p.m. as he boarded a westbound LRT train at Blair Station.

Christopher Deacon, 66, has decided not to renew his contract when it expires on Dec. 3, 2025