University Of Ottawa

• Colleges, universities have role to play in solutions to housing crisis: report

  "Ontario has never built more than 850,000 new homes in any ten-year period. Ever. In short, Ontario must do something it has not done in over forty years, then double it."

  Canada

  Aug 17
  
• Ottawa’s beleaguered LRT system sees partial reopening after 3 week shutdown

  A smaller fleet of five single-car trains is now in operation between the western-most Tunney's Pasture station and the University of Ottawa stop just east of downtown.

  Canada

  Aug 8
  
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• Ottawa girl set to become the youngest university graduate in Canadian history

  Anthaea-Grace Patricia Dennis is not your typical 12-year-old. She is a child prodigy who's about to become the youngest Canadian to ever graduate from university. 

  Canada

  Jun 9
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• Here’s why Joly says Canada’s foreign service needs a reboot

  The minister is promising an implementation plan by Sept. 1 on a reboot to how Global Affairs Canada hires people, manages its staff and internal systems and prioritizes resources.

  Canada

  Jun 7
• Case of teen girl group charged in man’s death ‘atypical,’ expert says

  Toronto police have said eight teenage girls ranging in age from 13 to 16 have been charged with second-degree murder in the case.

  Crime

  Dec 21, 2022
• Study finds more tickborne illnesses across Canada through more rigorous testing

  PhD candidate Kirsten Crandall said beyond Lyme disease, other pathogens have been found through comprehensive testing of ticks – ones that could lead to illness in humans.

  Health

  Nov 24, 2022
• Bird flu fighters in B.C. face unprecedented challenge, as H5N1 spread across Canada

  The current H5N1 strain is "behaving very differently" to previous versions, says British Columbia chief veterinarian Theresa Burns.

  Health

  Nov 15, 2022
• Ottawa police arrest 7, ticket dozens following university football game

  Police say the crowd became hostile, with participants allegedly seen committing vandalism and throwing objects at officers.

  Crime

  Oct 2, 2022
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• Suppressed public sector wages could hurt quality of Ontario services, FAO warns

  Pay for Ontario public servants, including nurses and teachers, has lagged behind inflation and historical averages. Now, one independent body says it could hurt public services.

  Economy

  Sep 28, 2022
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• Excitement builds for in-person frosh weeks, student leaders say safety top of mind

  Student union presidents say tickets to frosh events sold out quickly this year as eager first-year students transition to post-secondary life.

  Education

  Sep 4, 2022