Ottawa Community Housing buys 503 rental homes from Minto; tenants wonder about way forward
Ottawa Community Housing has purchased 503 rental homes from Minto in South Centrepointe for $159.2 million. The acquisition is OCH's largest to date.
HuBar owner ‘first to bite the apple’ on Asian-inspired nightlife in ByWard Market
The bar, which opened in September on Clarence Street, is described as "East meets West" by owner Nick Mou.
Election Ottawa 2026: Parents want expanded library hours — and issue could determine their vote
Ottawa families face limited access to public libraries that are closed on Sundays.
Adult roommates: Some young Ottawa renters are managing housing costs by sharing a living space
As Ottawa’s rental market begins to ease, some young adults say living with roommates still helps them manage costs.
Ottawans ask why Ontario is still changing the clocks twice a year
Some would like Ontario to follow the lead of western provinces and stay on either standard and daylight saving time.
Aberdeen Pavilion closure leaves local markets feeling squeezed
The Aberdeen Pavilion has just closed its doors to undergo a major restoration project – forcing local markets and community events to relocate.
Mayoral candidates push for affordable transit and more trees at forum
Seven candidates for Mayor of Ottawa offered their views on how to make the city more resilient, inclusive and “greener” on a panel at the Nepean Sportsplex on Aug. 26. These included Ali Shayvard, an instructor at OC Transpo and self-described democratic socialist, Jeff Leiper, the three-term councillor for Kitchissippi Ward, economist Neil Saravanamuttoo, Zed Chebib, a former limo driver...
Eurovision dreams: Hope for an Ottawa talent to make it to the 2027 contest
Canada is set to make its debut at the Eurovision Song Contest in 2027. What could an Ottawa artist bring to the competition?
As Ottawa develops climate risk strategy, report warns of growing flood risks in years to come
The Urban Flood Information Report presented to the City of Ottawa’s Environment and Climate Change Committee March 19 highlights the work the city has done over the years to mitigate flood risks but also warns that flood risks are going to continue to rise in the coming years. Over the past few years, Ottawa has seen record-breaking floods, major storms...
IN THE NEWS: Thursday, Dec. 1
Read to catch up on some of today's biggest headlines, including LRT politics, Canada at the World Cup and the tragic loss of a beloved idol.
IN THE NEWS: Tuesday, Nov. 29
Good morning, Ottawa! Today’s weather began as a mix of sun and clouds early in the morning becoming cloudy into the afternoon and evening. Temperatures will reach a high of 1°C in the daytime and drop to -7°C tonight. First appearance of new chief at police board disrupted CBC reports that a few public delegates disrupted the first appearance of...
IN THE NEWS: Thursday, Nov. 24
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IN THE NEWS: Monday, Nov 7
What is in the news on Monday Nov. 7 in Capital Currents daily news roundup.