Новости за 08.04.2024

Rapidly rising grocery prices impact everyone. But groceries are more than twice as costly for those whose diets are restricted to gluten-free foods.

An Ontario county has confirmed that a local paramedic was among the Canadians killed after being caught in an avalanche while on vacation in Switzerland. Officials in Perth County say Nikky Nagy, who died in the accident, was “a bright, caring, amazing person” who began working as a primary care paramedic in April 2022. The […]

Despite not being along the path of totality, many residents of Ottawa are looking forward to watching the eclipse without leaving the city.

Canadian Walk of Fame inductees Platinum Blonde will also perform as special guests.

The National Sentry Program and other important symbols (such as the currently missing Changing of the Guard) can help inspire young people.

The policy update will bring Canadian defence spending up to 1.76 per cent of GDP spending, which still falls short of a NATO agreement of two per cent of GDP.

TORONTO — Ontario Premier Doug Ford has directed the Liquor Control Board of Ontario to immediately reverse its decision to get rid of paper bags. The LCBO announced in April 2023 that it would start phasing out the bags, saying the move would divert 2,665 tonnes of waste from landfills and save the equivalent of […]

Kim Ayotte led the team through the Ottawa's emergency response to the COVID-19 pandemic, the convoy protest and the 2022 derecho.

Family medicine is challenging, vast and endlessly rewarding, and I am here for all of it. But reform is urgently needed to encourage medical students to choose family medicine again.

For millennia, eclipses brought fear of the gods; now it's fear of lawsuits. How else to explain why schools are sending pupils home today?

The play is a collection of interwoven scenes, each capturing a unique aspect of the human heart's complexities.

Transit funding, infrastructure money, a boost for the police, and housing concerns top the list.

“The leaden curtain of clouds refused to budge,” then Ottawa Citizen reporter Bert Hill wrote of the eclipse, which he watched from an observatory near Almonte.