Elizabeth Payne

Local health and research institutions have teamed up to support the program monitoring wastewater levels of COVID-19, influenza, RSV and mpox.

Alex Munter planned to begin his final day on the job at CHEO the way he started 13 years ago: At the 7:30 a.m. huddle with a team of respiratory therapists, the sometimes overlooked pillars of health care.

Ontario women can now get routine breast cancer screening beginning at age 40, without a referral from a doctor or nurse practitioner.

The uOttawa Heart Institute is going to the community to find, and treat, people with undiagnosed heart disease.

Friends of the Ottawa mother who was stabbed to death at a Hunt Club playground last week are asking people to honour her memory by showing “compassion and kindness” to her husband loved ones.

An old drug could bring new hope for people suffering from the most common, and deadly, primary brain tumour in adults.

So many officers are getting caught by photo radar, that the Ottawa police have created a separate category to capture statistics

Why do things that make us shriek in horror also make us come back for more? It is a question worth asking during the haunted season.

The Ottawa Police Service has a policy to deal with camera infractions 'to hold members accountable'

Ottawa researchers warn that Canada is at risk of losing some of the gains it made during the pandemic