Krystalle Ramlakhan

A Smiths Falls, Ont., couple say they’re pleased the town has rescinded an order to uproot their “naturalized” lawn, but fear the battle isn’t over yet.

As COVID-19 cases surge again, a union representing some City of Ottawa workers is calling for more safety measures to be implemented and for employees to keep being allowed to work from home.

A downtown site in Gatineau, Que., has been ruled out by the Quebec government as the future location for a new hospital in the Outaouais, much to the chagrin of some local communities.

Several businesses in western Quebec say they’re relieved COVID-19 public health measures are lifting and they no longer have to check vaccine passports.

Taxi drivers, movers and delivery companies are among those feeling the pinch at the pumps as Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has sent fuel prices soaring.

With pandemic restrictions easing and more employees returning to work in person, anxiety about potential discrimination is increasing for some employees. But a new online resource is aiming to promote ways to combat microaggressions and create a more inclusive workplace.

With pandemic restrictions easing and more employees returning to work in person, anxiety about potential discrimination is increasing for some employees. But a new online resource is aiming to promote ways to combat microaggressions and create a more inclusive workplace.

Rapidly rising food prices are putting a strain on household budgets, forcing more people to turn to their communities for their next meal, and grassroots groups are stepping up in new ways to help.

Hundreds of migrant workers and their advocates marched from Major’s Hill Park in downtown Ottawa to Parliament Hill Sunday, calling on the federal government to grant full and permanent immigration status for all migrants.

Residents living near the site of The Ottawa Hospital’s future Civic campus are asking for a meeting with Canada’s infrastructure minister over what they say are flawed parking and transportation plans.

As violence continues to unfold in Gaza and Israel, Ottawa played host to pair of rallies this weekend, with attendees expressing fear for loved ones overseas and calling for an end to the hostilities

A group devoted to saving a century-old tree on Parliament Hill is urging more information about its health be released before it gets the axe.

The owner of Magee House, a historic property in Ottawa’s Hintonburg neighbourhood that partially collapsed in July, has applied for a demolition permit to tear the building down, and city staff are recommending it be approved.

A group of Island firefighters who have been helping fight wildfires in B.C. have returned home.