Josh Pringle

A federal union is calling on the president of the Treasury Board to confirm whether the federal government is considering a new return-to-office directive requiring public servants to be in the office more days a week.

Nokia officially broke ground on its new “next generation” campus in Ottawa Tuesday morning.

Ontario Provincial Police say officers responded to a single-vehicle collision on Highway 401 in Bainsville Tuesday morning involving a vehicle that had travelled from Quebec into Ontario.

Federal unions are expressing outrage at the federal government’s plans to cut another 28,000 public sector jobs over the next four years, as part of a plan Prime Minister Mark Carney says will make the government “much more productive.”

The Canada Strong Budget 2025 outlines the plan to reduce the size of the federal public service by 40,000 jobs through job cuts, attrition, and early retirements from its peak of 367,772 employees in March 2024, to 330,000 by 2028-29.

Tributes are pouring in for Bernard Grandmaître, the former Vanier mayor and Ontario MPP who was known as the “Father of the French Language Services Act” in Ontario.

Emergency crews responded to a call for a two-vehicle crash on Prince of Wales Drive near Third Line Road at 7:40 a.m. on Monday.

OC Transpo buses will continue running routes into Gatineau, Que. today, as a strike shuts down public transit in the western Quebec city.

Emergency crews responded to the crash in the area of Colonel By Drive and Daly Avenue at approximately 8:40 p.m. Sunday.

There have been more than 120 distraction thefts targeting seniors in Ottawa since the spring, including dozens of incidents in September and October.