Ottawa Citizen

Tim Stutzle has taken his game to another level this season. Read More

Brady Tkachuk learned a long time ago to ignore the noise. Read More

Quebec’s smallest frog, the western chorus now has a new home spanning 24 hectares, this land is dedicated to preserving its habitat and ensuring its survival. Read More

Ottawa police closed several downtown streets Tuesday afternoon for a suspicious package found in the parliamentary district. Read More

Today, Dec. 10 is Human Rights Day, a moment when the world acknowledges the anniversary of the 1948 passage of the United Nations Declaration of Human Rights. On a planet in constant upheaval there is no shortage of areas where the fight for rights continues. But one important and often overlooked area is academic freedom. Read More

Charities in Ottawa say they are missing out on potentially hundreds of thousands of dollars in holiday donations amidst the protracted Canada Post strike. Read More

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Ottawa police are looking for the public's help to identify a suspect in an alleged sexual assault on the LRT in late October. Read More

We live in a representative democracy. Politicians ask us for our votes, and we vote for them based on expectations they will deliver on their promises and reflect public opinion. Read More

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A rainfall warning for Ottawa calls for heavy rain on Tuesday night, after several days of snow and winter weather means the frozen ground can't absorb much more precipitation. Read More

Every day, workers at OC Transpo drive the buses and trains, maintain the fleets, oversee scheduling and dispatch, and do hundreds of other jobs while making sure that 340,000 daily riders can get to work, school and appointments. Now, however, OC Transpo is in the midst of a crisis — and is failing both its riders and its workers. Read More

An Ottawa judge has approved an order that gives Ashcroft Homes protection from its lenders while the developer and property owner restructures its struggling business. Read More

Re: Public service pay too complicated, Dec. 6. Read More

Osgoode ward Coun. George Darouze has been been nominated as the Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario’s candidate for Carleton in the next provincial election. Read More

A hiker had to be lifted to safety by helicopter after suffering a serious leg injury in Frontenac Provincial Park on Dec. 8. Read More

Time is of the essence for the Ottawa Senators. Read More

The Ottawa police are looking for some help from the public as they search for 51-year-old Redi Gravelle. Read More

Ottawa police have asked for help from the public as they search for three suspects following a commercial robbery on Greenbank Road on Nov. 12. Read More

The Rideau River pedestrian bridge near Carleton University has been closed for the season, due to a lack of winter maintenance. Read More