Austin Lee

Competitors armed with AKs, Galils, FALs, and Cold War classics battled steel, sand, and the clock at Florida's first Comrade Cup.

For many Canadians it's difficult, if not impossible, to imagine a world without computers and smartphones.

As the weather heats up in the nation's capital, so too does the conversation around water safety.

For many parents of children and young adults with autism in Ottawa, Camp Kaleidoscope is an annual highlight.

Ask anyone who lives, works, or drives by the intersection of Baseline Road and Clyde Avenue and they will likely have questions about the stalled residential high-rise project near the busy intersection.

The closure of the Strait of Hormuz is not only impacting oil prices, the cost of helium is also surging as a global supply shortage deepens.

ABSTRACT Physician communication overload, driven by high volumes of electronic messages, patient inquiries, and the cognitive effort required

When the Canada Day storm hit Ottawa's Bells Corners neighbourhood, Kathryn Peterkin seized the opportunity to make the most of the one-in-200-year

Nearly three weeks after a devastating storm on Canada Day, Kathryn Peterkin says she fears the flooding damage will bankrupt her.

Hundreds of thousands of people in and around Ottawa received a tornado warning on Tuesday, advising people to immediately take cover if threatening weather approaches.