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Amendments call for a review of governance of the plan and recognition of the impact of a concentration of social services in the area.

Police investigators believe there may be other luring targets in the Ottawa area.

Throughout all the trials and tribulations of this crazy season, the one constant for the Sens has been their steadfast commitment to team defence, and heading down the home stretch, it's finally beginning to pay off.

Our restaurant critic visited six of Ottawa's smoked meat sandwich purveyors to assess this iconic carnivore's indulgence as it's offered in the city.

Brigitte Pellerin: City council should express our collective outrage over his impaired driving with a formal reprimand.

Detectives are seeking witnesses to a parking lot crash that claimed the life of an 83-year-old female pedestrian Monday.

In January 1998, some areas near the St. Lawrence saw ice build-up of over 85 mm. This series of storms is expected to create about 10 mm.

What started with two local restaurant workers "sneaky snacking" on cheese and olives after work has become an ambitious charity dinner series.

Toon Dreessen: The Globe and Mail recently declared Ottawa the Most Livable "major" city in Canada. But the top spot is mostly thanks to the NCC.

Police said the 14-year-old girl was last seen on Tuesday in the 300 block of Murray Street at about 6:45 a.m.

A large storm carrying freezing rain kept school buses off the road Wednesday, with as much as 10 mm to 20 mm of ice buildup expected.

Dominion Dynamics has leased a building in Kanata where drone construction will take place.

There's a billion-dollar structural deficit that is growing rapidly, said Anthony Dale, CEO of the Ontario Hospital Association.

Secretary of the Treasury Board Bill Matthews appeared at a Commons committee meeting Tuesday for first time since government kicked off major spending review.

The Special Investigations Unit inquiry examined the apprehension of the 51-year-old man at a gas station.

City of Ottawa looking for more information from IRCC, while Toronto calls for more funding for housing asylum seekers