Giacomo Panico

Parents of students at a Catholic high school in Perth, Ont., are only now being told about a historic sexual abuse case, nearly half a year after the province’s regulatory body for teachers deemed it credible.

After several years of progress tackling the backlog of payroll transactions, the federal government still finds itself struggling to undo the mistakes of its troubled Phoenix pay system.

The Ottawa Senators have a new owner in principle and it’s widely expected the team will eventually move closer to downtown, leaving residents and businesses near the Canadian Tire Centre to ponder life after the Sens.

An Ottawa woman is warning people who are selling their vehicle to be wary of scammers who try to lure sellers into purchasing vehicle history reports through fraudulent websites to obtain their credit card information.

A federal public servant says she is still waiting for the local chapter of her union to pay her the entire sum of the strike pay she was promised more than six months ago.

The owners of a popular bakery in Ottawa’s east end say they’re grateful for the support they’ve been given by the community after they received news that two of their children have a rare disorder.

Beginning Friday, all federally regulated employers including federal public service departments, crown corporations, banks, airports and train yards must provide free menstrual products in all employee washrooms.

An aerospace plant that has been a landmark in Arnprior, Ont., for more than 60 years is set to permanently close in March, according to the facility’s owner.

Parents at an elementary school in Ottawa are being asked to speak to their children about respect and kindness because primary students had used racial slurs.

Armed with a radar gun and their own keen eyes, students at an Ottawa elementary school got a street-level look at speeding and distracted driving last week.