The Alexandra Bridge is the oldest of the five bridges spanning the Ottawa River, first opening to traffic in 1901. Continue reading →

More than 300 students marched from the University of Ottawa to Parliament Hill Friday, joining hundreds of other protests worldwide in demanding action against ongoing climate change. Continue reading →

“We still have a country where discrimination based on the colour of a person’s skin is all too common and we have much, much work to do,” Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said Thursday. Continue reading →

Hundreds of semi-trailers, pickup trucks, cars and buses rolled into Ottawa Tuesday, to protest the federal government’s policies on the oil industry. Continue reading →

The large truck convoy left Red Deer, Alta., on Thursday morning and is expected to roll into Ottawa on Tuesday morning. Continue reading →

A spokesman for the Parliamentary Protective Service said the force is investigating the incident, which took place Monday during an event known as Black Voices on the Hill. Continue reading →

The former sergeant-at-arms of the House of Commons says he’s considering a run for Liberal leadership in his native New Brunswick. Continue reading →

“This year, parts of the Prairies will experience Arctic air but much of the country will be celebrating in above average, moderate temperatures,” said Global News Meteorologist Ross Hull. Continue reading →

When he found out he was eligible for a wish, Aiden knew right away that he wanted to be the nation’s leader. Continue reading →

“I’m certainly very committed to ensuring that we see the revitalization, whether it’s with this partnership or another partnership,” said Ottawa Mayor Jim Watson.  Continue reading →