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The City is Ottawa is pushing to preserve the property at 575 Island Park Cres. as its owner, the Government of Ethiopia, seeks demolition. The Ethiopian government has said the property has faced dec...

Samaritan's Purse is in Ottawa to help residents with flooded basements, but an MPP and a city councillor say the group's anti-2SLGBTQ+ positions mean it should never have been invited to the city.

Landlords will need to acquire a licence from the City of Ottawa before issuing an eviction notice to their tenants as part of a new renoviction bylaw to deter bad faith evictions for renovations or r...

A city committee has voted for an anti-renoviction bylaw that tenant advocates call toothless and landlord groups call another layer of costly bureaucracy.

One of the main groups in Ottawa devoted to helping people experiencing homelessness says it will transform one of its emergency shelters into longer-term supportive housing.

Dissecting the Ottawa municipal campaign with Brigitte Pellerin.

Bill 9 - known as the "Rick Chiarelli Bill" - is far from perfect. It's still worth celebrating

A funding reprieve for women’s groups as the government pushes forward with its broader austerity program

Ontario's Bill 9, which cracks down on misbehaving municipal politicians, passed third reading at Queen's Park on Tuesday and is on its way to becoming law.

The head of the union representing Ottawa's transit operators is warning about workplace pressures after service on Lines 1 and 4 was interrupted on Saturday due to staffing issues.

The city’s auditor general says she’s disappointed council rejected her recommendation to loosen their grip on parkland accounts that one city councillor described as 'slush funds.'

The City of Ottawa's new transit boss has an early plan for OC Transpo before he peels an onion

A city councillor, a home builder and an economist made their bids for mayor official on Friday, the first day they could file their nomination papers. They weren't the only early birds to show up at ...

Build Canada Homes and City of Ottawa - get it right

Back in December, the Prime Minister and Ottawa’s mayor made an exciting announcement of a $400-million partnership to build up to 3,000 new homes in Ottawa, most of them on federal land.

Crossing guard Peter Clark died of his injures after a hit-and-run collision near a Barrhaven elementary school Monday morning.

The dangers America poses to Canada's territory and real, but there is also a psychological element to this conflict.

The past week in Ottawa city politics

19 neighbours in Hintonburg urgently need our help. On Sunday evening (Jan 18) there was a fire at the rooming house at 65 Armstrong Street. Tragically, one resident died from injuries sustained in th...

OC Transpo will be temporarily reducing the number of train cars running on the O-Train Line 1 after an issue was identified with the vehicles.

Author Peter MacLeod and journalist Joanne Chianello discuss why democracy needs a second act — one that works with the public in new ways

One prediction for 2026: Don't look for any major change on Ottawa Council until 2030.

The BOMP dissects the final budget of Ottawa’s term of council, and discussions around it, largely in the context of next year’s election. Oh, and Tim Tierney’s non-sensical op-ed (which I was told by...

Official recommendations that discourage use of hotly debated screening test could be linked to increase, experts suggest

Worst-kept secret in Kitchissippi ward, but then again, I wasn't trying to keep it secret

The city's public works department has once again decided not to update its Winter Maintenance Quality Standards. | Opinion