“We ask the government to help us. The cost will be high. This is the result of climate change,” he said on Twitter. Continue reading →

Once these public hearings conclude, the House Intelligence Committee will summarize its findings in a report and send it to the House Judiciary Committee. Continue reading →

X-rays show that the puppy’s forehead tail has no bone structure, meaning it doesn’t need to be removed. Continue reading →

If the show is renewed for Season 56, all the actors will have to renegotiate new contracts. Continue reading →

Former Mississauga mayor Hazel McCallion is defending Don Cherry, saying the hockey commentator “could have used some better words” after he made controversial on-air remarks. Continue reading →

Investigators believe two individuals they are looking for may have information regarding this incident, they are not yet considered suspects or persons of interest. Continue reading →

Ontario English Catholic Teachers’ Association president Liz Stuart says the vote sends a message to the government that members won’t accept an agreement that would be detrimental to learning and working conditions in schools. Continue reading →

“We don’t want anybody freezing in a snow bank or unsure if they can get to work in the morning,” the transit commission chair said after more delays on the Confederation Line. Continue reading →

The City of Ottawa’s transportation committee also heard about options for permanent traffic-calming measures on King Edward Avenue. Continue reading →

According to Ottawa police all of the guns are legally owned by the resident in the home. Continue reading →

Firefighters received a 911 call from a neighbour reporting smoke coming from a home at 426 Meadowbreeze Drive at around 1 a.m. Continue reading →

The province’s 14 Local Health Integration Networks (LHINs) and six health agencies will be consolidated into a new super agency called Ontario Health for an estimated $350 million a year in savings. Continue reading →

Ottawa Senators (6-10-1, seventh in the Atlantic Division) vs. New Jersey Devils (5-7-4, eighth in the Metropolitan Division) Continue reading →

“Rideau Transit Maintenance is implementing changes that puts renewed focus on improving LRT service in Ottawa,” city manager Steve Kanellakos said in a memo to the mayor and councillors. Continue reading →

Police officers recalled finding wet footprints near where the victim drowned, as well as a hat and belt left behind. Continue reading →

In an interview with Global News, Cherry refused to back down from his comments and said that everyone should wear a poppy to honour Canada’s fallen soldiers. Continue reading →

Brandon Longo, 24, had been the subject of a Canada-wide arrest warrant since Nov. 8. Continue reading →

The three suspects allegedly broke into a home near Innes Road and Orléans Boulevard around noon on Nov. 4. Continue reading →

Investigators say 41-year-old Dennis Guthrie is wanted on suspicion of assault with a weapon, aggravated assault and uttering threats, among other charges. Continue reading →

A cold front from the U.S. brought significant snowfall into southern and eastern Ontario with Ottawa receiving a record-breaking 9.4 cm. Continue reading →

The Carolina Hurricanes had been struggling to find goals and wins. Facing the Ottawa Senators for the second time in three days solved both problems. Continue reading →

Maj. Paul Comeault, the master of ceremonies, said that by remembering those men and women, Canadians recognize the significant difference they made to our democracy, our freedom and our future. Continue reading →

Don Cherry is out as co-host of ‘Coach’s Corner’ following televised remarks in which he appeared to suggest new immigrants don’t wear poppies and implied they don’t support veterans. Continue reading →

According to police, Aleksa Jovanovic was last seen in the Maple Ridge Drive area at around 6:30 p.m. on Saturday. Continue reading →

The Halloween night storm that ripped through eastern Ontario and Quebec left one farmer panicking as she awoke to a collapsed barn and animals trapped inside. Continue reading →

OWEN SOUND, Ont. – Brady Lyle and Matthew Philip scored in the shootout to lift the Owen Sound Attack to a 4-3 win over the Erie Otters on Sunday in the Ontario Hockey League. Continue reading →