Rise in workplace injuries indicates trouble for healthcare workers in Ontario, WSIB data finds
An analysis of data from the Ontario Workplace Safety Insurance Board obtained through a freedom-of-information request indicates trouble for healthcare workplace safety as the number of accepted workplace compensation claims for healthcare workers jumped more than 60 per cent between 2020 and 2022. This is the most significant increase among all occupations that made claims during the same period.
Cannabis prices are low, even though inflation is high
Unlike just about every product, the price of recreational cannabis is actually falling. Experts say it's because of lower demand than expected and too many stores.
City council to consider approval of high-rise project despite concern it will cast shade on Experimental Farm research
The City of Ottawa’s Planning and Housing Committee has approved the proposal to build two high rise towers on Baseline Road, despite lack of direction from the federal government. Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada have raised concerns about potential shadowing over the farm.
For Ottawa 67’s centre Braeden Kressler the hockey journey is what it’s all about
Ottawa 67's centre Braeden Kressler picked up two more points in a loss the Saginaw Spirit on Sunday.
Top Prospect experience “something that will stay in my mind for a long time,” 67’s defender Henry Mews says
Making to the Top Prospect game and being named an assistant captain was a major marker for Henry Mews of the Ottawa 67's.
The jig is definitely up: Saint Brigid’s filled with Irish singing and dancing — just wait for St. Patrick’s Day
More than 100 participants enjoyed a Céilí at St. Brigid’s Centre for the Arts, featuring dances, music, and Irish culture.
Ottawa wins historic first, loses next in back to back games at home
PWHL Ottawa celebrated an historic first home win Tuesday over Toronto but lost in regulation to Boston Wednesday.
Attack comeback: Ottawa drops a three-goal lead to lose to Owen Sound in OT
Ottawa 67's dropped a tough match to Owen Sound Sunday.
EmpowHERed: Ottawa 67’s second-ever hockey fest for girls building a community
The Ottawa 67's hosted the second-ever EmpowHER festival bringing aspiring young female players in contact with their heroes on Saturday.
Councillors welcome developer’s money for affordable housing, traffic calming
Planning and Housing Committee passes a motion for Katasa Group development company to voluntarily contribute 300,000 dollars to traffic calming and affordable housing in Ward 17.
PWHL Ottawa falls in overtime to Minnesota despite early lead
PWHL Ottawa loses to Minnesota in overtime.
Ottawa 67’s back from road trip, ready for second half of the season
Ottawa 67's are happy to be back at home after a successful road trip.