Alistair Steele

For Janice Namiesniowski, living with asthma was like breathing “through a straw.” An expensive drug called Xolair was starting to work wonders, but her coverage was suddenly cut off when Canada Life took over the Public Service Health Care Plan in July.

The proposed name for the capital’s new PWHL team harkens back to the earliest days of women’s hockey, a local historian says.

As Canadians prepare to observe Remembrance Day, some military members, veterans and their families say they’re feeling forgotten amid the messy transition of the Public Service Health Care Plan to Canada Life.

The head of a Montreal-based mineral exploration company is reassuring hundreds of residents of Gatineau, Que., that it has no immediate plans to mine for phosphate in the ground beneath their homes.

Experts and advocates are calling on Canada to update its immigration procedures to prevent Russians seeking refuge here from being denied Canadian citizenship because they’ve been charged under a Russian law designed to stifle antiwar dissent.

Tisir Otahbachi developed a debilitating skin ailment after receiving a COVID-19 vaccine nearly three years ago. He says he’s still suffering, despite seeking medical help both in Canada and abroad.

The former Ottawa firefighter accused of assaulting and choking a non-binary colleague at a Barrhaven fire station in 2022 told an Ottawa court he’s a longtime ally of the LGBTQ community.

Roly Armitage, the Second World War veteran, accomplished veterinarian and influential community leader whose keen involvement in local affairs made him a household name in Ottawa’s rural west end and beyond, has died. He was 99.

Online petitions to reinstate a former Ottawa firefighter who was fired for his involvement in an altercation with a non-binary colleague have garnered thousands of signatures and demonstrate widespread support for his return, according to the professional association that launched them.

Down in bourbon country, industry insiders fear reciprocal tariffs and other trade measures will hit small-scale producers hardest. They're hoping cooler heads will prevail.