Dave Charbonneau

It's a two-day event that gives Prime members some of the best deals of the year, but retail expert Doug Stephens, founder of Retail Prophet, says Prime Day is not so much about the bottom line, and more about loyalty and memberships.

Residents in Riverside South say they're unhappy with a tall electrical structure erected outside portables at Jonathan Pitre School. The school board says it is the safest and most efficient way to power temporary classrooms.

The relentless rain this summer has left some Ottawa fields unfit for competition, affecting local soccer leagues.

At the Foster Farm Family House, local teens were hard at work, learning basic construction techniques as they built a pergola that will serve as a new community gathering space.

Credit monitoring agency Equifax says the delinquency rate among consumers under 35 has risen by more than 18 per cent compared to last year.

Ontario schools are enforcing a new ban on cellphone use in classrooms this year to help students focus and some students are already seeing the ban enforced

The Canadian Forces Snowbirds and the Royal Air Force Red Arrows visited kindergarten students at the Children's Hospital of Eastern Ontario (CHEO) on Thursday.

The buildings on St. Patrick Street in Lowertown were constructed in the 1870s and are part of a heritage conservation district. Once a proud part of Ottawa's history, they are now in a dilapidated state.

There is a growing concern among travellers, as a potential Air Canada pilot strike looms.

The opening of Maplewood Secondary School in Stittsville has been delayed again, leaving students without proper resources at home.