Natalie van Rooy

The biggest travel season of the year is just around the corner and it appears many Canadians are not yet ready to return to the United States.

Full parking lots and line-ups could be spotted at malls across the National Capital Region, as Black Friday lured scores of shoppers out to find deals ahead of the holidays.

Tree farms around Ottawa are pairing with local charity initiatives to support organizations in the community, a project that’s resonating with those getting ready for the holiday season.

You may have seen multiple Santas and people in festive costumes running along the canal Saturday for the 35th annual Santa Shuffle, a fun run that raises money for the Salvation Army.

As we begin a new year, Ottawa mayor Mark Sutcliffe is telling homebuilders that 2026 will be better than last year.

While many Canadians may be wondering when they can get behind the wheel of a new electric vehicle from China, some experts fear the technology could carry risks.

More than half of the population of the small community of Casselman, Ont. is without a family doctor. The rural municipality is struggling to recruit talent due to a lack of funding incentives.

Rebates for new home buyers went into effect on April 1, slashing the 13 per cent harmonized sales tax (HST) on Ontario new builds.

Businesses in Ottawa are gearing up as thousands of visitors descend upon the capital for the Tamarack Ottawa Race Weekend.

A community garden in Sandy Hill is unexpectedly closing just as gardening season gets underway.