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Ottawa bylaw services are cautioning residents to be alert following reports of coyote sightings in urban areas. Read More

For a team coming off a pair of overtime losses and still sitting fifth in a six-team league, the Ottawa Charge sounds confident it has turned a corner. Read More

“Understanding and patience is key over the coming days as crews begin the cleanup today,” City of Ottawa area manager Jake Gravelle reported to council early on the Family Day weekend. Read More

TORONTO — Ontario’s NDP and Liberals are both pledging tens of billions of dollars in new spending to pay for their campaign promises, but are taking different approaches to the other side of the ledger, with the NDP proposing wealth taxes and the Liberals eyeing “efficiencies.” Read More

A 36-year-old man was stabbed to death early on the morning of Feb. 19 in Overbrook. One woman has been charged with second-degree murder. Read More

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Following the truckers’ convoy, for three years most people in Ottawa shied away from flying the Canadian flag because it was abused during the occupation, flown alongside unsavoury banners like the Confederate flag, the F*** Trudeau thing or some other symbol. As the Citizen’s Joanne Laucius reported on Flag Day last week, we seem finally to have shaken off that curse. I guess that’s one good thing that came out of you-know-who’s threats of annexation. Read More

The Citizen invited Ottawa candidates from the four major provincial parties to explain why you should vote for them. Those who met our deadlines and protocols will be published this week and next. Today: Ottawa-Vanier NDP candidate Myriam Djilane. Read More

Re: Homeless people risk freezing to death and most of us don't know how to help, Feb. 18. Read More

The Citizen invited Ottawa candidates from the four major provincial parties to explain why you should vote for them. Those who met our deadlines and protocols will be published this week and next. Today: Ottawa-Vanier Green Party candidate Christian Proulx. Read More

In which our intrepid columnist, who applied last year to be on Ottawa's nightlife council but was, strangely, not accepted, continues his quest as self-proclaimed nightlife councillor 19 to understand the role and actions of the city's night mayor. Read More

Chantal Kreviazuk turned the TD Garden into a political arena. Read More

Team Canada stood on guard for thee on Thursday night. Read More

Facing the PWHL's best goalie at the end of an exhausting week didn't stop the Ottawa Charge from a dramatic comeback attempt on Thursday. Read More

Linus Ullmark is back from the 4 Nations Face-Off, his experience with Team Sweden in the rearview mirror and the task of paving the road to the National Hockey League playoffs ahead. Read More

The federal government has won in court in its dispute with the City of Ottawa over the amount of payments in lieu of taxes (PILTs) for properties in the national capital. Read More

A seven-week blitz by the Ottawa Police Service has resulted in 168 charges against tow truck operators and drivers. Read More

After manufacturing workers at Kanata's Best Theratronics Ltd. spent almost 10 months in the picket line, their union will be returning to the bargaining table with company representatives on Friday. Read More