After questions about its participation in Ottawa's Pride parade this year, Ottawa's largest school board is now planning to march.

The Ottawa-Carleton District School Board (OCDSB) says staff will participate in the Capital Pride parade but recommends students not participate in next month’s event “because the board cannot guaran...

The Ottawa Charge will be playing hockey at Canadian Tire Centre next season. The Professional Women’s Hockey League team and the Ottawa Senators announced the Charge will be moving to the arena in Ot...

An Ottawa councillor wants the city to explore the development of a municipal food strategy, including city-owned grocery stores to improve food access and tackle food insecurity.

Coun. David Brown wants the city to look at engaging private mass transit providers in rural areas, but the union that represents OC Transpo operators says he should support more funding for public se...

Reducing on-street parking in favour of more permanent bus lanes may lead to loss of customers and revenue for Glebe businesses, the local BIA executive director says.

The decision to reopen William Street to cars speaks volumes about the direction of the so-called “new” ByWard Market action plan. | Opinion

The government will begin a 90‑day wind‑down period to transition clients from the seven affected sites to their local HART Hub.

The City of Ottawa will not permanently close streets to vehicles in Ottawa’s ByWard Market as part of the plan to revitalize the popular tourist area, instead creating “flex pedestrianized” streets d...

Claridge Homes wants to expand the urban boundary in Ottawa’s west end by 276 acres for a future development, with approximately 2,391 new homes to support more than 6,800 people.

Statement from Sam Hersh, Clean Transportation Program Manager Ottawa | Traditional, unceded territory of the Algonquin Anishinaabeg People – Cutting $5

A candidate with the backing of some big political operators plans to enter this year's race to be Ottawa’s mayor.

OC Transpo needs about 520 buses to meet its weekday service requirements, but was only able to get an average of 467 on the road last week.

Tim Tierney: Ottawa has traded safety and security for policing alternatives – experiments that have repeatedly failed. | Opinion

Will we embrace the return-to-office as a catalyst for growth, or will we cling to a remote-first mindset that isolates us from the global conversation?

OC Transpo riders are suffering the consequences of a growing budget hole, writes Sam Hersh.

OC Transpo riders are suffering the consequences of a growing budget hole, writes Sam Hersh.

Policing and transit remain critical factors that will determine the final balance as the months-long municipal budget process gets underway.

The city has undertaken a road, sewer and watermain rehabilitation project on several neighbourhood streets, including installing sidewalks.