Ontario’s Ministry of Health says it is launching an investigation into the practices of an Ottawa Appletree clinic after a woman was charged $110 to see a nurse practitioner for a routine cancer screening test. Eileen Murphy says she registered with the Appletree clinic near Carling and Woodroffe last year because both she and her […]
Although there won’t be a St. Patrick’s Day parade in Ottawa this weekend, celebrations are happening in pubs, Legion halls and community centres across the region. Here are five parties to consider checking out. SING A SEA SHANTY Raise a pint — and your voice — with a bunch of singing rogues during a sea-shanty […]
A driver was assaulted and their car was stolen on Queen Street just after midnight on Feb. 20, police said Tuesday.
The 19-year-old accused of killing six people, including four children, is expected to appear in court again on March 14.
A task force recently released a roadmap to renew the capital. Now, the federal government, the city and others must make it happen.
It's time to transfer Ottawa's main street to the federal government, and make it an attractive gathering place for people, not traffic.
Tuesday March 12: Just look at the rest of the world: anarchy in Haiti, the kidnapping of school children in Nigeria and the wars that are going on, says one reader. You can write to us too, at letters@ottawacitizen.com
The report is centred on an individual who is only described in the document as “Officer X,” but who has faced multiple allegations of harassment and police investigations since 2006.
An Ottawa man was found guilty of manslaughter, assault and failing to provide the necessities of life to a five-year-old girl who suffered in severe pain for days before dying of an abdominal injury.
After Wendy Brandts died of cancer in 2022, André Longtin recruited some friends to make sure her first novel reached bookstores.
At about 8:20 p.m. on Jan. 26, two suspects got into an apartment building in the 600 block of Bathgate Drive and stole a number of contractor tools, police said.
Ottawa Grassroots Festival to go back to basics in 2024 with Lynn Miles, Connie Kaldor and a new venue at Unitarian church.
