Ottawa extends amnesty for banned firearms amid Supreme Court challenge – National
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Ottawa firm helps companies navigate industry regulations with AI
With smaller businesses increasingly relying on AI to streamline certain tasks, one Ottawa-based expert warns that the technology…
Ottawa’s soon-to-be introduced digital safety bill poised to include a social media ban
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Kanwal Rekhi brings hard-won lessons from Silicon Valley to Ottawa
Kanwal Rekhi arrived in America with $8 in his pocket. It was 1967, and the Indian government had…
Ottawa police warn public after dangerous offender granted day parole
WARNING: This article contains descriptions of sexual assault that may affect those who have experienced sexual violence or…
Ottawa’s new Digital Safety Act expected to include under-16 social media ban | NanaimoNewsNOW
Minister of Canadian Identity and Culture Marc Miller, centre, makes his way to a meeting of the federal…
Ottawa should give Quebec the money instead of building high-speed rail link, PQ says
QUEBEC — Should he win the October election, Parti Québécois Leader Paul St-Pierre Plamondon says he would block…
Driver caught going more than double the limit in school zone
Dozens of drivers have been charged with stunt driving in one month, prompting Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) to…
CFIB urges Ottawa to protect supply chains in Canada Labour Code reforms
OTTAWA, ON, June 9, 2026 /CNW/ – As the federal government concluded consultations on potential reforms to the Canada…
Tuesday’s letters: Alberta’s belief in Ottawa has fallen
Some ask Premier Danielle Smith why Alberta’s sovereignty push didn’t happen 10 years ago. Perhaps because many Albertans…
CFIB urges Ottawa to protect supply chains in Canada Labour Code reforms
OTTAWA, ON, June 9, 2026 /CNW/ – As the federal government concluded consultations on potential reforms to the Canada…
Hogan Pleased to Hear Ottawa’s Plans to Limit Social Media Use for Children Under 16
Liberal Leader John Hogan says he’s pleased that the federal government is considering regulatory changes that would…