Kimberley Fowler

This week, the City of Ottawa is alive with energy with high school athletes and educators taking the stage for the 2025 Special Olympics Ontario School Championships. The event not only celebrates the power of sport, but it also empowers athletes of all capabilities in inclusive competition.

March Break isn’t off to the best start for Pat Blanchette and his family travelling out of Ottawa International Airport (YOW). Their flight to Florida was canceled this morning, but they’ve managed to get onto another flight.

An owner of a local business is helping city crews to clear streets and catch basins ahead of the expected heavy rainfall in the capital.

It’s the start of the holiest month for Muslims.

After nearly a year and a half, the Alexandra Bridge officially reopened Tuesday afternoon, a day earlier than expected.

Community activist Cheryl Parrott says businesses have seen a sharp decline along Wellington Street West in Hintonburg since Northwood Recovery opened its doors in September. The private clinic offers safer supply drugs to patients, but neighbours are sounding the alarm about crime and drug use.

Ottawa shoppers take advantage of Black Friday deals

The City of Ottawa's Planning and Housing Committee voted 9-3 in favour for a controversial high-rise development in Stittsville that would make it the tallest building in the area.

The change to how and where alcohol is sold gives Ontarians more options on when and where they can buy beer and wine, but it could come at a steeper price.

The 123-year-old Alexandra Bridge is scheduled to be torn down within the decade and be completely replaced with a new one.