Re-Read Used Books is expanding with a second location in Riverside South. The owners share the story about what their small business has become.

A four-year tax adjustment could see some tenants in Ottawa receive a break on rent.

The City of Ottawa's Auditor General listed several concerns about the way OC Transpo hires employees.

OC Transpo riders are coping with hundreds of daily cancellations of scheduled bus trip and the city is finally acting to improve communication.

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The Ottawa police say they are finding that the artificial intelligence software accompanying body-worn cameras is helping them with language translation in the community, report writing, among other ...

The Ottawa Police Service says the AI part of body-worn camera pilot helping speed up report writing for officers.

Hate crimes directed towards members of Ottawa's LGBTQ2+ community are under-reported.

Health experts warn skin cancer remains common in Canada as warm weather approaches, urging Canadians to use sunscreen and practice sun safety.

With homelessness shelters routinely at capacity, homelessness during the winter becomes a matter of survival.

Ashley-Rose Machendagoos, who sells beaded earrings and beaded kits, says she struggles with all the technology required to have an online store. The Indigenous Prosperity Foundation aims to ease thos...

Amended Ontario legislation is aimed at making the job application process faster for those looking for work.

A project to pedestrianize William Street in the ByWard Market has been stalled over concerns about the impact on local businesses.

Bus reliability continues to be a problem for OC Transpo as the fleet ages and the arrival of replacements is delayed.

Craft beer breweries are working towards reshaping the industry amidst a decline in beer sales and alcohol consumption.

A partnership between the Ottawa Senators and Outaouais youth hockey will bring many benefits to young elite players.

New book profiles the Black players who made their mark in hockey in Canada and beyond.

Social media influencers are promoting the use of unauthorized fitness supplements called peptides.

Give Dance a Chance, co-founded by Carleton University student Manhattan MacLennan, offers pay-what-you-can dance workshops in Ottawa.

Founded by Cara Loop, Ottawa’s Rough Draft Events hosts low-cost craft workshops, trivia nights and themed events at local cafes and breweries, creating accessible “third places” for young adults.