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Ottawa police say woman, 40, has been found safe and sound

The missing-person notice from Ottawa police had been issued on May 19.

Artemis II crew given a hero's welcome in Ottawa

Rocket enthusiasts and kids in spacesuits packed the National Arts Centre to welcome home the history-making astronauts.

Ottawa library reveals new vision as physical visits dip

More Ottawa residents hold OPL cards than at any point in the last decade, yet fewer are walking through the door.

A top Ottawa chef will leave his ByWard Market restaurants May 15

David Godsoe, 35, has worked for the Eighteen Hospitality Group for a decade.

OCDSB enrolment projected to drop, Catholic board predicts increase

OCDSB enrolment projected to drop, Catholic board predicts increase

Ottawa ranked as best city in Canada for Gen Z

Once voted nation's most boring city, Ottawa promises affordable night out and safety according to a survey by Remitly

Lennox and Addington County youth faces 'indignity to a dead body' charge

An eastern Ontario youth whose name, age and gender have not been released faces a number of charges, including “indignity to a dead body” after…

Learning his ABCs — and whys; Getting good grades was a tough grind until a teacher quietly let the failing pupil in on a secret: the Spice Trade was really about sex. That was something a 14-year-old boy could understand

This is one of a series of 24 essays that Brian Doyle wrote for the Ottawa Citizen in 2012. This feature was published on July 23, 2012.

Letters: Better information would help Canadians battle tariffs

Wednesday, Sept. 10: We need to know more about how our money is flowing south of the border, a reader says. You can write to us too, at letters…

Forces to fast-track air defence systems to troops in Latvia

DND has not said when the short range air defence battery would be acquired or delivered to Latvia.

Remote work can cut public service's emissions by 25 per cent

A report by Carleton University researchers suggests that remote work can be “a more sustainable alternative” to traditional models.

Spindel: Ontario can't keep building long-term care homes

No one wants to be warehoused as they age, and there are many better ways to care for our elders. Yet the province keeps sinking money into prob…

Carleton students get their hands dirty in hunt for new antibiotics

By isolating bacteria from soil samples, the hope is that one of the isolates will produce an antibiotic.

Egan: Why Vanier's other car should proudly be a Porsche

The line of the afternoon belonged to Mark Kaluski. “Why can’t Vanier have nice things too?”

Rozdilsky: Pro-Trump rioters storm U.S. Capitol as his election tantrum leads to violence

In the lead-up to the American presidential election, risk of post-election violence was high. Those predictions came true when thousands of pro…

City proposes unloading building for $1 to community health centre

The 114-year-old structure at 755 Somerset St. W. would be transferred to the Somerset West Community Health Centre.

What should Canada learn from France's violent fuel price protests?

In Canada, they are being closely watched — with a hint of glee, perhaps — by those who see a parallel between Macron’s fuel tax and Trudeau’s c…

Brantford agency should have blown whistle on Wettlaufer, regulator testifies

A Brantford agency that placed Elizabeth Wettlaufer at nursing homes was wrong not to notify a regulatory college after the nurse admitted she w…