Matthew Kupfer

Federal officials pointed to concerns about "public scrutiny" when it mandated workers back into the office, even as workers reported they felt more productive working from home, documents show.

Former residents of the transitional floor of the Villa des Brises care home say the call buttons could ring for hours, as families say they dealt with indifferent staff.

Ontario's craft brewing industry is facing rising costs as the field becomes more competitive.

A former gymnastics coach who worked in Ottawa and Kingston, Ont., has pleaded guilty to sex crimes against children and sentenced to four years in prison.

If you want to have the full effect of seeing a total eclipse on April 8, you’ll have to leave Ottawa and head south.

Canada’s immigration minister says Maria Kartasheva will be granted Canadian citizenship despite a conviction in Russia that got her pulled from a previous ceremony.

Maria Kartasheva was told to step aside in the middle of her Canadian citizenship ceremony after the officiant asked if anyone has been charged with a crime in another country. She had been — specifically, under a law passed in Russia shortly after the invasion of Ukraine.

Ottawa animation studios — many of whom benefited from a boom during the height of COVID-19 restrictions — have seen projects slow down over the course of the last year.

With most signs pointing to high rates of respiratory viruses in Ottawa, Dr. Vera Etches is urging older adults to get their updated COVID-19 and flu vaccines.

Representatives from Canada Life apologized at a House of Commons committee studying its rocky transition to becoming the administrator of the country’s largest health-care plan.