Ottawa Citizen

I believe December 2024 took the prize for the most demoralizing reports to-date of neglect, abuse and reprisal in the Ontario long-term care sector. All made me wonder: What is it going to take to sort it all out? Read More

Public Service Confidential is a workplace advice column for federal public servants. The following question has been edited for clarity and length. Read More

Re: $419 M worth of adequate: New Lansdowne 2.0 underwhelming, Jan. 23. Read More

At the ceremony at the National Holocaust Monument in Ottawa today, marking both International Holocaust Remembrance Day and the 80th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz-Birkenau, my beloved 97-year-old mother, Ruth Gottlieb Katz, may well be the sole Ottawa survivor still able to attend and participate. Read More

It’s -10 C on an early winter morning and Emma Bieler is looking for her bus stop. Read More

Military leaders have been warned that Canada’s troops are becoming increasingly overweight and obese, with 72 per cent of armed forces personnel falling into those two categories. Read More

It wasn't pretty, but the two points looked that way to the Ottawa Senators. Read More

The Ottawa Senators are heading to the Grand Allée for training camp. Read More

The lights are dim, the music soft and, if you need it, the chicken comes with a side of fidget toys and ear protection. Read More

Chandra Arya will not be running for leadership of the Liberal Party after all. Read More

Housing — denser, taller and cheaper — will be the the hallmark of a revamped Tunney's Pasture in a plan unveiled by the National Capital Commission at its January board meeting. Read More

Gatineau police are asking for help finding a 39-year-old man last seen around 2 a.m. on Jan. 25. Read More

Sunday, 5 p.m., Canadian Tire Centre Read More

A fortunate bounce made a huge difference for the Ottawa Senators in the latest round of the Battle of Ontario Saturday night. Read More

Fans came out in their hundreds to the EY Centre near the airport for the free winter edition of Ottawa Comiccon this weekend. They came wearing their finest homages to their favourite characters from TV, film and more, while collectors flocked to take home treasures from the event. Read More

The Ottawa Police Services Board is considering establishing a community advisory panel to give "representatives from Ottawa's diverse communities … meaningful input into board policies and strategies." Read More

The new north-south O-Train lines 2 and 4 opened for the first day of weekend service Jan. 25. Read More

Talk about an all-star lineup. Read More

Temperatures are expected to stick in the negative single digits over the next several days with flurries expected on and off until at least midweek. Read More

A firefighter who was acquitted in September on charges related to an alleged assault of a rookie non-binary firefighter in 2022 will be back at work with Ottawa Fire Services starting Jan. 27. Read More