Новости за 01.03.2024

The Ontario Ministry of Labour laid three health and safety act charges against the company and its owner, Neil Greene, last year over the 2022 explosion that killed six workers and injured a seventh.

He took his biggest leap of faith in Canadian industriousness, and his biggest political risk, by pursuing and securing a Free Trade Agreement with the U.S. Then he bravely tackled the hidden, destructive Manufacturers’ Sales Tax (MST).

Tim Tierney says he “begged” Bluesfest director Mark Monahan to bring Nickelback to Ottawa this summer, to which Monahan jokingly replied, ‘Okay. Get a tattoo and we’ll see.’

Ottawa police Friday three Ottawa men were arrested Wednesday on a number of drug and trafficking related charges. In a series of raids, street crime detectives seized two loaded 9mm pistols, cocaine, purple fentanyl, a large denomination of currency, crack cocaine and a variety of other controlled substances. The three suspects, all in their 20s, […]

A note on the community health centre's website says "we must unfortunately suspend supervised injection services for the foreseeable future while we investigate next steps."

With the death of Brian Mulroney at 84, Canada loses one of its last “big tent politics" prime ministers.

Politicians in the '70s, '80s and '90s weren't models of impeccable behaviour; they had as much ego and as many shortcomings as today's leaders. But they respected democratic processes.

In this Tent City Nation reader submission, a Montreal story is added to the map

A reader from Alberta adds Spruce Grove and Stony Plain to the Tent City Nation map

A young Ontario Provincial Police officer is being hailed for his work in saving a pair of snowmobilers who recently fell into Round Lake, about 200 kilometres north of Ottawa. According to a news release, Const. Jared Moore of the OPP’s Upper Ottawa Valley detachment was off-duty and out for a family walk on Feb. […]

Emergency responders were called to Holy Trinity High School Friday morning.

The redevelopment of Place Fleur de Lys is an investment in real community-building, an innovation Ottawa can learn from.

Transit riders don’t care how they get around the city; they just want it to be fast, reliable and affordable.

Friday, March 1: It is evident that the implications of seemingly minor traumas on the elderly are inadequately understood, a reader notes. Join us today for an online conversation at:

A judge ruled that James Edward “Jim” Pellerin made false representations to his lenders about the security interest of their loans, then paid himself about $150,000 in salary — plus other personal fees and expenses — with funds withdrawn from their investments.

We were an unlikely pair. I’d always voted Liberal. Then, for five years, I helped him work on his memoirs — an extraordinary partnership and privilege.

Two large primary-care teams in the town applied for funding under a provincial program aimed at setting up inter-professional health teams, but only one was approved.

The largest spending reallocations will be at the Department of National Defence, with $810,449,000 in 2024-25, followed by even bigger reallocations of $851,437,000 in 2025-26 and $907,539,000 in 2026-27.

The Ottawa Police Service says a 24-year-old man listed as missing on Thursday afternoon has been found safe. The man had last been seen in the 5000 block of Hazeldean Road. This article is available for free — outside of our paywall — because we believe this is a matter of crucial public interest. If […]

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