Ottawa police investigate two ‘suspicious deaths’ as homicides
The “suspicious deaths” of two Ottawa residents are now being investigated by the Ottawa Police Service homicide unit.…
Ottawa’s new full-body VR made me fear a monster I knew wasn’t real
I’m wandering through a dark and misty world, past giant towers that are tearing through clouds, where an…
News of the day: Ottawa can expect as much as 100 mm of rain; New eateries are transforming Somerset Street West; Paddling a glowing kayak on the canal after dark
It’s Tuesday, July 28. Here are today’s top stories from the Ottawa Citizen newsroom. AS MUCH AS 100…
A new 911 system has rolled out in Ottawa. Here’s what it means
Most Ottawa residents won’t notice anything different the next time they call 911. Operators will still answer the…
News of the day: Why Ottawans far from danger got a tornado warning; U of O daycare closure ‘massive disruption’ for families; Ottawa ’s new swim spots ranked
It’s Thursday, July 23. Here are today’s top stories from the Ottawa Citizen newsroom. WHY OTTAWANS FAR FROM…
News of the day: Riverside Hospital briefly locked down for weapon scare; How to stay safe on Ottawa’s waters; OC Transpo ‘ramping up’ recruitment to fill staff shortages
It’s Friday, June 12. Here are the top stories the Ottawa Citizen newsroom is following today. OTTAWA HOSPITAL’S…
News of the day: Surviving Ottawa’s mosquitos; Historic Gatineau Park mansion reopens; ‘Concrete action’ at New Dawn Medical
It’s Friday, June 5. Here are the top stories the Ottawa Citizen newsroom is following today. OTTAWA MOSQUITOS…
SIU probes after man critically injured during Ottawa police chase in Market
Ontario’s Special Investigations Unit is investigating after a 32-year-old man was left with life-threatening injuries after falling from…
Can policing be the solution to increased open drug use in Ottawa’s Chinatown?
As residents and local businesses push for a stronger police presence in downtown neighbourhoods like Ottawa’s Chinatown over…
Shared Services Canada ditches desk ‘hoteling’ for Ottawa-Gatineau employees in response to four-day return-to-office
The federal government’s IT services department is moving away from desk “hoteling” in response to the four-day return-to-office…
Is Ottawa’s ‘bubble’ bylaw constitutional? Councillors hear from all sides
City councillors marked the Charter of Rights and Freedoms’ 44th anniversary on Friday by hearing a wide range…
News of the day: Ottawa woman waits 16 months for MRI; LRT East Line 1 extension delayed after new damage discovered; Dow’s Lake swimming survey
It’s Thursday, April 9. Here are the top stories the Ottawa Citizen newsroom is following today. ‘NO FAITH…