Ottawa Citizen

The Ottawa Senators found a way to win. Read More

The chance to help grow a new team and league from the ground up attracted Katrine Pedersen and her family to Canada. Read More

Ottawa police have charged Trevor Low with four counts of attempted murder stemming from an incident outside a fast food restaurant near Place d'Orléans on Nov. 15, they announced Wednesday. Read More

Another Canadian has joined the Oklahoma City Thunder organization. Read More

The Upper Ottawa Valley detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police has released a photo of three individuals that it is seeking to identify in connection with a jewelry store theft in Pembroke on Nov. 13. Read More

Trustees at Ottawa's largest school board have voted to formally censure a colleague and require she take antisemitism training. Read More

Help will be hard to find for the Ottawa Senators blueline. Read More

Nikolas Ibey's defence lawyers will make their closing arguments to the jury on Friday in his first-degree murder trial after calling a sole witness to testify on behalf of the defence. Read More

The federal government has settled a class action lawsuit brought by non-unionized and casual public servants affected by the Phoenix pay system fiasco. Read More

Perth emergency physician Dr. Alan Drummond has never seen anything like it. Read More

Environment Canada recently took five-and-a-half years to answer an Access to Information request from me, and a funny thing happened. The answer became more relevant with time, not less. Here’s why. Read More

A number of locations in Ottawa and its surrounding area are being assessed for unexploded munitions and related debris from past wars, the Department of National Defence has confirmed. Read More

Wednesday, 10:30 p.m. SAP Center Read More

Re: Ottawa police mounted unit 'a game changer,' chief says, Nov. 22. Read More

Often forgotten in the debate over building temporary tent-like "Sprung" structures to help ease Ottawa’s emergency shelter and housing crisis are the people most directly affected. Read More

Canada's universal health-care system reflects a commitment to collective wellbeing. As Canadians, we understand the importance of taking care of one another. Yet, can we really call it "universal" if our health-care system still leaves so many behind and the medical field lacks the diversity that defines our country? Read More

The next stage of Ottawa's LRT system has moved another step closer to service. Read More

The Ottawa Police Service's hate and bias crime unit has charged Kevin Belisle with an additional charge of attempted murder, along with three charges of assault causing bodily harm, in relation to attacks in the Centretown and Chinatown neighbourhoods on Nov. 17. Read More

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Ottawa’s first snow of the season is expected in the coming days after weather at the start of the week left the city more soggy than snow-covered. Read More