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Ontario’s police watchdog discontinued an investigation into the death of an Ottawa-area father but suggests there was “misconduct” by Ottawa police officers in the case. On January 23, a single-vehicle crash happened on a rural part of Bank Street near the community of Vernon, north of Winchester. It took place in the middle of a […]
Golf Canada announced this afternoon that The Royal Ottawa Golf Club in Gatineau, Que., will host the national women's golf championship for the first time since 2000.
The Canadian Hockey League has suspended after he was assessed a match penalty in Tuesday's loss to the Kitchener Rangers.
Ottawa police said a child was reported missing in the area of Riverside Drive and Hogs Back Road around 5:10 p.m. on Thursday.
A Halifax mother is voicing her concerns about what recent changes to support levels will mean for her son in the fall.
Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) and The calls told crews that the fire was in the median and on the shoulder of the road in two separate areas.
When fire crews arrived, flames were quickly spreading through a two-storey home in Manotick along the Rideau River.
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South, east and west officers at the Ottawa police were sent to several areas where property owners said there were illegal meetups happening.
Police are expected to lay several charges involving sexual abuse and assault of minors against a man who used to be a pastor at an Ottawa church.
