Ethiopian embassy residence focus of heritage dispute
The built heritage committee will consider a staff report calling on council to approve the designation for the property on Island Park Crescent.
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The built heritage committee will consider a staff report calling on council to approve the designation for the property on Island Park Crescent.
Jonathan Lรฉvesque remains suspended with pay pending a review of next steps in the police service's disciplinary process.
Ottawa Fire Services' water-rescue team saved a person who fell off a jet ski and was calling for help.
Government claimed release of documents on CIA operation would harm US-Canada relations
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Emergency services say no train passengers were injured in Sunday's collision.
The event was a stark contrast from last year's parade, which was cancelled shortly after it began due to a protest that blocked its route
Dave Thompson and Tammy Allarie organized the donation of 170 full backpacks of school supplies.
Gatineau police said officers arrested a Gatineau man after he allegedly offered his services as a โhandymanโ for various types of work in privaโฆ
Even after the board was placed under provincial supervision in 2025, they say there's strength in numbers as they fight to have their voices heโฆ
Bruce Deachman writes about what it means to be Canadian when you are facing down a bigger, stronger bully.
A bystander used a jack to support the weight of the car before emergency services arrived at the scene.
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A new website is helping determine how much Mark Sutcliffe is leaning on NCC largesse for his photographic celebrations of Ottawa. Ironically โโฆ
Bill 33 could mean the end of some campus resources across Ontarioโs post-secondary institutions.
An area resident reported finding pills scattered in a suspicious manner at Blue Willow Park.
Residents and local business owners say its proposed 1,505 residential units could overwhelm nearby streets and lots with overflow parking.
On Aug. 26, city council will consider a proposal that also allows six city-owned recreation centres to offer or lease parking spots.