Leah Larocque

OC Transpo users now have new concerns about whether Ottawa's light rail system has enough staff to keep trains running reliably.

When Roy Allen crosses the start line at this year's Tamarack Ottawa Race Weekend, it will mark more than just the completion of another five-kilometre race.

As Ottawa Race Weekend approaches and tens of thousands of runners prepare to toe the start line, one local man's story stands apart—defined by survival, and the chance to give back.

At 103 years old, Margaret Hope says she feels decades younger.

For many graduating students, prom is a milestone marked by music, dancing and lasting memories.

Ottawa city councillors are divided on the idea of an infrastructure levy on property tax bills.

The supervised consumption sites in Ottawa have only been closed for a few days, and already anxiety is growing among drug users who rely on the services.

The Centretown Citizens Ottawa Corporation (CCOC) is seeking permission to build a 12-storey apartment building at the corner of Loretta Avenue South and Hickory Street, replacing existing townhomes and detached houses on the site.

A Manotick farmer says he has one last change to save a family business that has operated for generations if a new attempt to secure city approval for his operations fails.

For Mathieu Chatelain, every kilometre has a purpose. The Rockland father of four is training to run 100 kilometres in under 12 hours this