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Bundle up! Winter expected to show some teeth this weekend
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Categories: Canadian News
To revive downtown Ottawa, the city must cooperate with the feds
I grew up in the west end of Ottawa. As a kid, I loved to take OC Transpo downtown on the weekends and just hang out. I was so proud of my hometown. Today, it’s a lot harder to go to the core and find a reason to be proud. Read More
Categories: Canadian News
Lai: Ottawa is well on its way to becoming a 15-minute city
The rise of the 15-minute city, in some form or another, seems to be certain in metropolitan Ottawa. Read More
Categories: Canadian News
Salgo: Four New Year’s resolutions for the public service
The start of a new year is widely viewed as a good time to commit to making yourself better. I have not found this to be the case in my personal life, as resolutions ranging from visiting the gym between membership renewals, to recognizing that onion rings are not a vegetable and beer is not “freshly squeezed barley juice,” have repeatedly gone awry. Read More
Categories: Canadian News
GAMEDAY: Ottawa Senators take on NHL's least-scored-against Dallas Stars
Thursday, 8 p.m. ET, American Airlines Center in Dallas. Read More
Categories: Canadian News
Dudas: Rail link to Ottawa airport is the real game-changer
On Jan. 6, OC Transpo will officially open Lines 2 and 4 to the public, marking a long-awaited opening of the north/south rail extension. Read More
Categories: Canadian News
Today's letters: 2025 — what the world needs now is love, sweet love
It’s that time of the year when many of us make resolutions to do things to improve our lives: exercise, eat healthy, spend more time in nature and try to strengthen relationships, usually. What if this year we add self-love? Read More
Categories: Canadian News
Fentanyl crisis leads Ottawa Public Health to promote free naloxone kits for all
The numbers are as alarming as they are tragic. Read More
Categories: Canadian News
Why a combat badge was mysteriously cancelled by the Canadian military
Canadian military leaders cancelled a proposed combat action badge in 2008 because they were worried soldiers in Afghanistan would risk their lives to attain the coveted honour, according to newly declassified records. Read More
Categories: Canadian News
Canada-Czechia becoming a 'new rivalry' at the world juniors
For 12 months, Canada's juniors have lived with the heartache of a twice-deflected shot by Czechia's Jakub Stancl with 11.7 seconds remaining in regulation time that knocked them out of last year's tournament in the quarter-final. Read More
Categories: Canadian News
Canada has 'complete reset' before elimination game with Czechia at world juniors
The wide-angle view of Canada's third-place finish in the Group A standings at the world junior championship focuses on the lack of production. Read More
Categories: Canadian News
Ottawa Senators refreshed and ready to push ahead as road warriors
As far as road trips go, it's gone about as well as it could for the Ottawa Senators, who have three games remaining on their lengthy nine-game away swing. Read More
Categories: Canadian News
Owner of multiple golds, Cup rings, Brent Seabrook stands by Canadian juniors
Along with the three Stanley Cups he won as a Chicago Blackhawk during his sterling 15-year NHL career, Brent Seabrook knows what it's like to both come oh, so close one year and to win a gold medal the next at the world junior championship. Read More
Categories: Canadian News
Leeds County OPP probe region's first road death of the year
Ontario Provincial Police officers from the Leeds County detachment are investigating the first fatal collision of the year in the region. Read More
Categories: Canadian News
Ottawa Charge top Toronto on emotional night for newcomer Larocque
TORONTO — From crazy to a good cry, veteran defender Jocelyne Larocque went through all the emotions in her first game with the Ottawa Charge. Read More
Categories: Canadian News
Canada wants another crack at U.S. after undisciplined world juniors loss
In the hours leading into the popping of champagne bottles, the singing of Auld Lang Syne and whatever's left of Dick Clark's Rockin' New Year's Eve, Canada ushered in 2025 on a sour note at the world junior hockey championship. Read More
Categories: Canadian News
Impaired driver who crashed into off ramp registers four times legal limit
An Ottawa motorist registered nearly four times the legal limit of alcohol in his blood following a single-vehicle crash on a Highway 417 off ramp. Read More
Categories: Canadian News
‘It’s the canal we can’t trust’: Ottawa Ice Dragon Boat Festival future uncertain
Richard Martin can’t recall exactly when he and his team, Chinatown Showboat, last competed in Ottawa’s Ice Dragon Boat Festival. Read More
Categories: Canadian News
On to world juniors quarter-finals: Canada falls to U.S., faces Czechia — again
Undisciplined play cost Canada a shot at finishing atop the Group A standings at the world junior championship. Read More
Categories: Canadian News