Natalie van Rooy

The Jewish Federation of Ottawa and the University of Ottawa were among dozens of organizations who held their own Pride celebrations after choosing to withdraw from events organized by Capital Pride on Sunday.

In less than two weeks, the federal government's back-to-office mandate for public servants comes into effect. Employees will be required to work in-person at least three days a week and despite pushback from workers, the government says this is the right move.

Starting Sept. 5, booze will be available for purchase at dozens of corner stores and gas stations across Ottawa.

Customers are in the dark about the sudden closure of the Upper Room Furniture stores. The company has filed papers under the Bankruptcy and Insolvency Act.

A local volunteer group has agreed to step in to help clean up a South Kanata home that was infested with rats.

There's anticipation of a further rate cut from the Bank of Canada this week due to plummeting inflation and back-to-back interest rate cuts this year.

This is the third and final weekend of planned shutdowns on the Confederation Line this fall, as OC Transpo and Rideau Transit Group address rail corrugation on the five-year-old north-south LRT line.

The streets were filled with holiday spirit on Saturday for the 55th annual Help Santa Toy Parade in downtown Ottawa. The tradition helps to put presents under the tree for those less fortunate.

It's a chance to take centre stage. Canada's National Ballet School held auditions in Ottawa on Sunday for young dancers that are looking to start a career in the arts.

A former Ottawa police officer returned to the witness stand on Monday and provided further details of the moments before the violent and deadly