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OPP officer tells Bellefeuille murder trial he felt hunted down
One of the three OPP officers who was met with gunfire at a home in Bourget, Ont., almost two years ago testified at the murder trial of Alain Bellefeuille Wednesday.
Big zoning changes clear another hurdle at city hall
A transformational shift in city zoning rules has taken another step forward, but some councillors worry people won’t pay attention until it starts upending the look of their neighbourhood.
Gardeners celebrate vote to allow growing food on city boulevards
Two years after council rewrote a bylaw to allow flowers and other non-consumable plants on the city-owned right of way, edible plants got the green light at committee.
Council votes to buy 90-hectare property for $2M, with a catch
City council has finally put a contentious debate to rest, voting to buy lands near Fitzroy Harbour for about $2 million, though it will be looking to carve out and resell two small parcels.
Motion to drop racism definition panned as 'really bad look' at council
Ottawa city council waded into a brief but testy debate over the definitions of racism and colonialism on Wednesday, amid questions over whether a funding policy should specifically mention white people.
What has Ottawa's night mayor actually done?
Mathieu Grondin remains a mystery for many. But From Bluesfest to the Lafayette, nightlife mainstays see a diligent ally working behind the scenes to tear down bureaucratic barriers to fun.
Bullish on bullion: Trade war anxiety driving Canadians to gobble up gold
"When we see fear in the market, we see people go to safe havens," one gold dealer says.
Safer supply clinic's move to Chinatown worries community
Neighbouring residents and businesses say the arrival of Northwood Recovery on Somerset Street W. has brought an upsurge in open drug use and dealing to their doorsteps.
City pulling plug on newcomer reception centres
Citing a decrease in demand from newcomers in the shelter system, the City of Ottawa is cancelling plans to set up tent-like reception centres to house asylum seekers.
Trump's tariff see-saw dizzies Kanata's tech sector
Ottawa’s tech sector is caught in the whirlwind of U.S. President Donald Trump’s on-again-off-again tariffs, with some companies weighing whether tariffs will force them to move operations south of the border.