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'Missing Q': Family seeks justice months after killing of Quentin Dorsainvil
The family of a promising young athlete who was shot dead in Ottawa's Centretown neighbourhood last year say they're still seeking justice nine months later.
OPS use-of-force involving Middle Eastern residents up 28% from 2020
The number of Middle Eastern residents involved in Ottawa Police Service use-of-force incidents has increased by 28 per cent compared to five years ago, new figures show.
Repeat impaired driver gets 9-year sentence for crash that killed 2
Shallen Mckay, the impaired driver in a 2023 collision in Ottawa's east end that left two people dead, has been given a nine-year prison sentence.
City outlines next steps on driver cameras and other bus crash inquest recommendations
The City of Ottawa says it will examine the potential installation of driver-facing cameras on OC Transpo buses, following a recommendation from a recent coroner's inquest into a fatal 2019 bus crash.
Nili Kaplan-Myrth exits OCDSB, blaming 'toxicity' on and off the board
A high-profile member of Ottawa's largest school board has resigned, alleging the organization is "entrenched in internal toxicity" and "driven by external forces with a goal to undo human rights and social justice work."
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How Ottawa turned out for Charles and Camilla
The King and Queen's momentous trip to Ottawa featured a horticulture display, a falafel-making demonstration and a carriage ride down Wellington Street.
4 places to see the King and Queen during their royal visit to Ottawa
King Charles and Queen Camilla's visit to Ottawa May 26 and 27 will offer the public several chances to glimpse Their Majesties between the bits of official business that bring them across the pond for the first time since the King's coronation two years ago.
Council votes to draft 'bubble bylaw' to curtail protests near 'vulnerable' sites
Councillors voted on Friday in favour of drafting a 'bubble bylaw' to limit demonstrations near certain sites after a councillor proposed modifications limiting its scope.
3 tips to achieve tulip bliss — without the stress — this long weekend
Don't forget the O-Train, consider Ottawa's downtown or maybe even a trip to the country.
Delay or plunge ahead? Councillors mull 2 options for 'bubble zone' bylaw
Ottawa city councillors are debating whether to proceed with the development of a bylaw that would restrict protests in the name of preventing harassment and hate speech — or to hold off until legal challenges against similar steps taken by other cities are resolved.