Новости за 08.05.2024

The Senators introduced Travis Green as their new head coach Thursday at the Canadian Tire Centre

One person has been taken to hospital with “non-life-threatening injuries” following an unexplained “incident” on River Road in Horton Township early Wednesday. Ontario Provincial Police said in a release that a large group of officers converged on a residence in the small town about 90 kilometres northwest of Ottawa. Front-line officers as well as members […]

Longtime Ottawa journalist Joyce Napier is headed to the Vatican as Canada’s new ambassador. Foreign Affairs Minister Melanie Joly announced Napier’s appointment and says she will work to advance reconciliation with Indigenous Peoples in the new role. Napier’s 40-year career as a journalist included time at The Canadian Press, CBC, The Globe and Mail, La […]

Two children and an adult woman suffered severe smoke inhalation and other injuries in last Thursday morning’s fire.

'The life he chose to live and the risks he took to do right are a reminder of the history he made and our charge to keep.'

Two Ottawa residents face a number of drug-related charges following a month-long investigation. In a release, Ottawa police said the street crime unit launched an investigation in April into suspected drug trafficking in the city. On May 2 the unit, with support from the Vanier Neighbourhood Resource Team, executed a search warrant at a home […]

Mayor Mark Sutcliffe said he is “disappointed” that there will be no official ceremony at City Hall next Tuesday when the city raises Israel’s blue-and-white flag to mark Israeili Indendence Day. Since 2007, the city, in conjunction with Global Affairs Canada, has regularly flown the flags of more than 190 nations with which Canada has […]

There’s mounting evidence that smartphones are harmful to students. Ontario should implement measures that will actually work.

Unions holding press conference at 11:30 a.m. this morning to "announce further actions opposing the government’s misguided three-day in-office mandate."

If you’ve done even a little woodworking or home renovation, you’ve probably noticed that hand planes don’t work very well. At least not until they’re sharp and tuned up. In this way, hand planes are like violins. Even the most accomplished musician can’t just pick up a violin after months of it sitting on the […]

For Canadians suffering from mental illness, a family doctor is often the first point of contact and a gateway and guide to essential, specialized care. But what if you don't have a GP?

At the very least, it's a way to vent out frustrations over food pricing — and it just might do some good in the long run.

Wednesday, May 8: The virtues of bringing public servants back to the workplace more frequently are debatable, says one reader. But the current system isn't working, says another. You can write to us too, at letters@ottawacitizen.com

A ruling from Ontario's Retirement Homes Regulatory Authority didn’t find there had been intentional overbilling, but did find that the home should have known what kind of care was being provided from outside the home.

The decision not to hold a ceremony followed consultation with police and others about safety-related considerations.

With just nine players under contract, GM Hirshfeld has a busy off-season ahead

The Senators retained the No. 7 selection and won't forfeit their pick as part of the penalty for the botched Evgenii Dadonov deal

Ibrahim Ocal was originally charged with aggravated assault and assault with a weapon, but the charge was upgraded following the death of the victim.

The former marathon runner was honoured for her "perseverance and positivity" for the decade she has lived with pancreatic cancer.

An assault was allegedly part of a dispute over washing dishes at Ottawa Fire Station 47 on Sept. 14, 2022.

"He doesn't beat around the bush. He'll be a straight shooter and he'll be hard on guys."