Digital producer/reporter at @CTVOttawa. Opinions expressed do not reflect those of Bell Media
Ottawa, Canada (Local)
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By: Josh Pringle
O-Train Line 1 service is running in the east end Tuesday morning, after being disrupted for more than 90 minutes due to a stopped train.
By: Josh Pringle
Police hit the brakes on a vehicle theft in Ottawa’s south end, after the vehicle’s owner received an alert that their vehicle was moving.
By: Josh Pringle
Ontario court dismisses City of Ottawa’s appeal of Kanata golf course development, rules 1981 agreement ‘inoperative’
Some relief from the -20 C weather is on the way for Ottawa, along with 4 to 6 centimetres of snow on Thursday.
By: Josh Pringle
Ride-share driver stopped for watching YouTube while transporting passenger on Ottawa’s Highway 417
By: Josh Pringle
There was an average of four vehicle thefts a day reported in Ottawa in 2024, but new data shows a drop in the number of vehicle thefts reported to police.
A 19-year-old driver will have to explain to their dad why his car is impounded for the next two weeks after being stopped for speeding in Ottawa.
Video from a doorbell camera sent to CTV News Ottawa shows a bright green light falling across the sky at approximately 9:15 p.m.
By: Josh Pringle
The City of Ottawa sub-committee overseeing construction on the Light Rail Transit (LRT) system is set to be dissolved by council, as part of a series of changes to committees for the final two years of the current term.
Ontario Provincial Police officers responded to a reported threat at St. Mark Catholic School on McAuley Street prior to the start of the school day on Monday. The Catholic District School Board of Eastern Ontario said the school received a bomb threat on its voicemail.
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