According to Coun. Allan Hubley, the change comes due to a request from those involved in the crash and their families. Continue reading →

The interim payments are being made in order to help families immediately to avoid waiting through the litigation process and will be funded by the city’s insurer. Continue reading →

The candlelit tribute will begin outdoors at 7 p.m. at 65 Stonehaven Dr. in Kanata, according to the Bridlewood Community Association. Continue reading →

The bus crash on Jan. 11 claimed the lives of three civil servants and left 23 other people injured, some critically. A proposed class-action suit was filed six days later. Continue reading →

The City of Ottawa has made both a physical and online book of condolences available to residents wanting to pay their respects in the Westboro double-decker bus crash. Continue reading →

Ottawa police say they’ve accepted an offer from the Transportation Safety Board of Canada to provide technical support as they investigate the possible causes of last week’s fatal double-decker bus crash that killed three people and injured 23 others. Continue reading →

Public servant Steve Fraser launched a GoFundMe campaign on Monday after learning his colleague was injured on the double-decker that crashed at Westboro station on Friday afternoon. Continue reading →

Four of those involved were members of the Canadian Forces and five were civilians. The department did not say whether or not they were injured. Continue reading →

The TSB said crashworthiness standards for transit buses have not been implemented in full, even after its report recommending them after the deadly crash in Ottawa in 2013. Continue reading →

Police investigators probing the possible causes of Friday’s fatal double-decker bus crash at Westboro transit station have ruled out impaired driving as one of them, a spokesperson for the Ottawa police confirmed Monday afternoon. Continue reading →