Andrew Duffy

A Toronto judge has ruled proceedings in the proposed class action lawsuit against the truckers’ convoy will be held in Ottawa.

Worried about their mother's increasingly abusive behaviour, the Lam family moved her into a nursing home just months before her death.

Applying to the federal government for a Canadian flag that once graced Parliament Hill is now an act of extraordinary optimism

Phil Emberley's father was as part of a rescue effort, called Kindertransport, to save Jewish children from Nazi terror.

The Ottawa Fish School is a legacy project for musky guide John Anderson, who credits fishing with rescuing him in a mid-life crisis.

Last week, the B.C. Supreme Court granted the request of the receiver in control of the development to put the property up for sale.

Fiona Wilson says staffing numbers have not kept pace with population growth, or the change in complexity in policing.

The Ottawa Citizen's Andrew Duffy and Eganville Leader's Gerald Tracey reflect on long careers in a wonderful, troubled business.

Ottawa's William Baldwin inscribed Canada's first Book of Remembrance. His name would appear in the second.

The Arts On View Society, which operates both Hermann's Jazz Club and the adjacent View Street Social lounge, says both venues will close their doors on April 30.