There were rolling closures on downtown Ottawa streets Wednesday as demonstrators marched through the city's core.
Residents raised concerns about crime, litter and consultation, but some said housing the homeless makes them better neighbours.
Ottawa Public Health expects this respiratory virus season to be similar to the last one and public health officials are warning the current strain of influenza may pose a greater risk to childre...
A non-affiliated senator from Manitoba is the biggest spender in the Red Chamber — but she defends her expenses by saying she’s an active parliamentarian who needs a lot of help and wants to ...
https://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/senate-spending-marilou-mcphedran-1.6971674?cmp=rss
Metroland has laid off hundreds of people including dozens of journalists who covered local issues. Experts say less eyes and ears on the ground means residents may not get the accurate informati...
City officials and Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada say there needs to be a broader discussion about the growing number of highrise proposals around the Central Experimental Farm and how that aff...
A former top executive at the Professional Institute of the Public Service of Canada is suing the federal union for wrongful dismissal, Radio-Canada has learned.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/ottawa/public-service-union-pipsc-employee-lawsuit-1.6971493?cmp=rss
The criminal trial for two leaders of what became the Freedom Convoy continues to move at a glacial pace, with another delay coming Tuesday morning.
Several hundred Hydro Ottawa workers will be heading back to work Wednesday, after more than two months of being on strike.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/ottawa/hydro-ottawa-union-strike-over-1.6971170?cmp=rss
A plane crash on a private runway in the Ottawa Valley on Friday afternoon left two people injured, Ontario Provincial Police said on Tuesday.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/ottawa/plane-crash-private-runway-douglas-ontario-1.6971211?cmp=rss
Ottawa Public Health is buying new machines to test illicit drugs being used at supervised injection sites, and plans to tell people what they find using an online dashboard.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/ottawa/drugs-testing-machines-ottawa-public-health-1.6971029?cmp=rss
From the Canadian federal workers strike to actors and writers in Hollywood to port workers in B.C. — not to mention broadcasters at TV Ontario, city workers in Saint John, N.B., and employee...
https://www.cbc.ca/news/business/union-labour-summer-of-strikes-1.6970861?cmp=rss
Immigrants hoping to reunite with family members through the federal government's Parents and Grandparents Program will be invited to apply beginning Oct. 10 — but for the fourth consecutive ...
Hundreds of Indigenous pictographs have covered the soaring cliffs of Mazinaw Rock for centuries, but in recent weeks they've been joined by names hastily scratched into the stone.
Updated projections of the long-term financials for Ottawa's transit system present a bleak picture that suggest the city needs to consider drastic changes — from increasing fares and adding a ...
There were expressions of both disappointment and joy Monday after Ontario's Superior Court dismissed a Charter challenge launched by an alliance of groups advocating for the rights of sex worker...
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/toronto/sex-workers-1.6970016?cmp=rss
Former University of Minnesota star Taylor Heise is staying home to begin her professional hockey career after being drafted No. 1 in the inauguarl PWHL draft on Monday in Toronto.
https://www.cbc.ca/sports/hockey/pwhl-draft-live-stream-1.6969900?cmp=rss
Teachers in Ontario's public elementary schools are set to start voting today on whether they want to give their union a strike mandate.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/toronto/etfo-strike-votes-2023-1.6969953?cmp=rss
Ten years after an OC Transpo bus smashed into a Via Rail passenger train in south Ottawa, killing six, a key safety improvement recommended in the wake of the tragedy — grade separation at t...
After taking a beating in the polls all summer, Liberal MPs are expected to focus on two areas of political vulnerability for them — housing and public safety — when Parliament resumes today...
https://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/house-returns-fall-priorities-1.6968508?cmp=rss