Dave Charbonneau

Quebec drivers are heading to Ottawa to fill up their gas tanks and save money. Prices at the pump are noticeably lower on the Ontario side, and some Gatineau residents say the short drive is worth it.

Mike Kelly has been a cyclist and inventor for decades and is hoping to make the pastime safer with a new rearview mirror system that’s designed to work in any riding position.

More than 150 professionals in the nightlife and music industries gathered at the National Arts Centre Wednesday for the launch of Canada After Dark, a two-day summit exploring the future of nighttime economies.

Running a half marathon is hard enough, but one Gatineau man is making it even tougher. He’s attempting to break a world record in Crocs.

A local man says he was shocked to receive a $1,547 water bill, more than 15 times higher than the usual, all because of a silent leak in a toilet in his basement.

Canada Day in the capital is shaping up to be a full day of music, celebration and fireworks, with some of the country’s biggest names taking the stage.

A new shop in Centretown is giving comic book fans a place to connect, collect, and celebrate the art form they love, and it’s helping to revitalize an area that has seen several business closures in recent years.

This year marks 41 years of partnership between Dairy Queen and the Children’s Miracle Network, with more than $55 million raised for Canadian hospitals since 1984.

Business at the Douglas Barwick plant in Brockville has dropped significantly year-over-year, the plant manager says, and the team is shrinking.

To celebrate the International Day of Sign Languages, Ryan Duchoeny, known at the school as Mr. D, led a special event with students and staff at an Arnprior school, explaining the importance of sign language and showing students how to sign.