City of Gatineau expects nearly 120 buildings at risk of flooding as rivers rise
The City of Gatineau says nearly 120 buildings could be affected by flooding this weekend, as levels on the Ottawa and Gatineau rivers surge.
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City committee approves ‘bubble zone’ bylaw that would prohibit protests within 50 metres of designated facilities
A city committee has approved the “bubble zone” bylaw that would prohibit protests within 50 metres of places of worship, schools, childcare centres, hospitals and residential care facilities.
Ottawa celebrating Senators’ return to NHL playoffs
The city of Ottawa is celebrating the Senators’ return to the NHL playoffs.
Ottawa’s oldest shopping mall coming down
Demolition has begun at Ottawa’s oldest mall, Westgate Shopping Centre, which first opened in 1955. The site will be redeveloped with a plan for four residential towers.
After Friday’s sun, more rain and possibly snow could come this weekend
Ottawa is getting a reprieve from the rain today and you’ll want to get out and enjoy it while you can because it won’t last.
Brockville man accused of sexual offences in Perth
Ontario Provincial Police say a 35-year-old man from Brockville, Ont. is facing charges in connection with allegations of sexual offences dating back to 2019.
Gas prices in Ottawa set to rise on Saturday
Gas prices are set to rise Saturday, with the annual switch to summer gasoline blends and the rallying of energy markets both contributing to the price increase.
Things to do in Ottawa: April 17-19
Ottawa Charge play at TD Place, the Originals Spring Craft Sale is on at the EY Centre, the Ottawa Parent and Child Expo and more. CTVNewsOttawa.ca looks at things to do in Ottawa this weekend.
Here’s what you need to know about Senators-Hurricanes first round playoff series
The Senators will face the Carolina Hurricanes in the first round of the playoffs, with games 1 and 2 to be played in Raleigh, North Carolina. Games 3, 4 and 6 will be played at the Canadian Tire Centre.
‘No brainer’: Ford tells City of Ottawa to put speed bumps in school zones
Ontario Premier Doug Ford says the City of Ottawa should be putting speed bumps in school zones to slow drivers down, after new data shows speeding has increased in the months since photo radar cameras were turned off.
Greely, Ont. residents outraged after beaver killed with lethal trap
A group of residents in Greely are speaking out about the city of Ottawa’s decision to bring in lethal traps to deal with a beaver.
Court hears closing arguments in trial of mother, former partner charged with murder of her baby
Closing arguments are now underway in the trial of an Ottawa mother and her former boyfriend accused of killing her seven-week-old son.
‘Best waves in the world’: World-renowned whitewater kayaker hits the Ottawa River
Dane Jackson, a world-renowned professional whitewater kayaker, was spotted hitting the waves of the Ottawa River on Thursday.
Health unit closes Carleton Place restaurant after diners fall violently ill
Southeast Public Health has shut down a restaurant in Carleton Place, Ont., after several people reported becoming intensely ill after eating there.
City considering widening Carling underpass to connect new Civic Campus to transit
Ottawa is looking at an $80-million project to widen the Carling Avenue Bridge in order to better connect Dow’s Lake Station to the future Civic Campus of the Ottawa Hospital.