Ottawa Citizen

The Ottawa Senators got exactly what they deserved Saturday in Los Angeles. Read More

LAVAL, Que. — Marie-Philip Poulin scored the shootout winner for the Montreal Victoire in a 4-3 win over the Ottawa Charge in a thrilling season-opener for both teams Saturday. Read More

This weekend marked the kickoff of A Country Christmas at Saunders Farm, a family-friendly experience that brings the magic of the holidays to life in a picturesque countryside setting. Read More

The Rainbow Bistro is celebrating its 40th anniversary this weekend, three years after owner Danny Sivyer ran out of money during the closures and capacity restrictions of the COVID-19 pandemic.  Read More

Saturday, 7 p.m. Crypto.com Arena Read More

The strike at Canada Post began on Nov. 15. Since that time, Canadians across the country and in Ottawa have been affected. Read More

As I walk around downtown Ottawa and see the intolerance of drivers toward pedestrians, or the well-to-do ignoring those who ask for help, I wonder why ignorance, selfishness and entitlement are so rampant in many aspects of our lives today. Why do we create mental barriers between us and the compassion we all crave? Read More

With the notable exception of social security cheques, the only thing being collected in mailboxes across the country these days is dust. Read More

Coming off a victory you can file in the category of highly unlikely, the Ottawa Senators will get tested again Saturday in Los Angeles. Read More

Three people face a long list of charges in connection with a "kidnapping, robbery and extortion" in October. Read More

Frustration with the seemingly endless construction along the east and west extensions of the Confederation Line LRT boiled over Friday at city hall. Read More

Ontario Provincial Police in the East Region have charged 23 drivers with impaired driving since beginning the annual Festive RIDE program a week ago. Read More

When Ronja Savolainen makes her debut for the Ottawa Charge in Saturday's season opener, she will see a face she loves among the strangers playing for the Montreal Victoire. Read More

Some 500 city employees and their families will get a first ride on the Trillium Line LRT on Saturday in a full dress rehearsal for the start of revenue service. Read More

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Ottawa’s new Curbside Waste Diversion Policy has binned the old rules, bringing a three-item limit to household garbage collection. Since Sept. 30, each household has been restricted to three bags (or containers) per biweekly pickup, down from the previous maximum of six containers. Read More

What do celebrities like the late baseball player Pete Rose and actor Pamela Anderson have in common? They faced significant tax issues, ultimately leading to hefty fines and legal battles. While their stories made for sensational headlines, they underscore a crucial truth: filing taxes is an essential part of life. And it can be part of a healthier life. Read More

Recently, I had all night to reflect on provincial government health and transportation policy. Read More

Re: A fifth person charged after pro-Palestinian protest, Nov. 24. Read More

The vow by U.S. president-elect Donald Trump to smack a 25 per cent tariff on all Canadian imports into the United States represents "an existential threat to Canada's economic security," according to David Ross, CEO of Ottawa's Ross Video. Read More