Peter Szperling

A part of Ottawa's streetcar history can now be visited at its new home. Long before the LRT, and for more than a century, Ottawa's residents hopped on streetcars to get around the city.

You could spend your summers sailing for tourists' gold on your very own fleet of pirate ships. Pirate Life Adventures is currently for sale.

Millions of Canadians may have seen some extra cash in their bank accounts today, as the Federal Government’s new affordability benefit kicked in.

House to Home, an Ottawa organization that furnishes homes for refugees, says it’s closing after losing its largest storage space.

It’s a milestone only a few are lucky enough to achieve but 23 seniors at an Ottawa long-term care home are taking part in “Century Club” celebrations.

Campers in the National Capital Region have another option to make summer-time memories, as the Philippe Lake Campground is set to re-open after three years of rehabilitation works.

An Ottawa couple wants to skip the traditional wedding gifts, inviting friends, family and members of the community to support the Ottawa Mission instead, with a goal of raising $100,000.

An Ottawa artist is part of a beaver scavenger hunt in Toronto consisting of dozens of colourful sculptures to mark the FIFA World Cup.

As Ottawa's newest Chick-fil-A location is about to open, an Ottawa councillor is worried about potential traffic disruptions and wants the city to take a closer overall look at drive-thrus.

An Ottawa artist is part of a unique art project in Toronto, featuring beaver statues on display while the city hosts World Cup events.