There was a backlog of cases — that was cleared up, but there could be more in future. Continue reading →

Ottawa police had initially said they were charging 24-year-old Jesse Mooney with assault and breach of probation. Mooney made a brief appearance in court on Tuesday in relation to separate charges. Continue reading →

A scorching heat wave has kept crowds on Parliament Hill smaller than usual for Canada Day festivities in the nation’s capital. Continue reading →

A quick-and-dirty guide to where you can watch fireworks in the Ottawa area on Canada Day 2018. Continue reading →

Should the heat become a health issue, Heritage Canada may shorten or even cancel some Canada Day performances. Continue reading →

Meteorologists and Ottawa Public Health are flagging scorching heat and humidity levels expected in the national capital on Canada Day and over the entire long weekend. Continue reading →

Trudeau is scheduled to visit Leamington, Ont., Regina and Dawson City, Yukon – all on July 1. In at least two of the three cities, the tour seems designed to reflect the looming trade war between Canada and the United States. Continue reading →

Don Boudria served in public office for 30 years, as a former Cumberland town councillor, provincial Liberal MPP, federal Liberal MP, and cabinet minister under Jean Chrétien. Continue reading →

One of Canada’s most ambitious renovation projects is entering the home stretch. Continue reading →

Organizers say they’ve listened to feedback about last year’s Canada Day set-up in Ottawa and are taking steps to make it easier for people at this year’s July 1 festivities on Parliament Hill. Continue reading →