Ottawa

Gabriela Dabrowski fell just short of winning her first Wimbledon title, but her return to the women’s doubles final after undergoing treatment for breast cancer was lauded by Kate, the Princess of Wales.

Ottawa firefighters helped to free a driver who became trapped inside their vehicle following a single-vehicle crash off Highway 417 in Ottawa’s rural west end on Sunday morning.

Thousands of music fans are expected to make their way to LeBreton Flats this weekend as Ottawa Bluesfest continues, but it’s not just the festival grounds seeing the crowds.

The Canada Day storm that flooded hundreds of basements and streets in Ottawa’s west end was a one in 200-year rainfall event, with some areas receiving more than 140 millimetres of rain, according to the City of Ottawa.

CTV Your Morning Ottawa speaks with Andrew Holmes of the Sleep Efficiency clinic about what is sleep apnea and how to treat it.

CTVNewsOttawa.ca looks at things you can do for free in Ottawa this summer.

An Ottawa councillor wants the Ontario government to step in and preserve the 40 per cent greenspace agreement at the Kanata Golf and Country Club.

The Beachburg Fair has been an institution in Beachburg, Ont. for 170 years. However, the historic fair is running into some modern problems after some late-night issues in previous years forced organizers to increase security protocols in and around the Beachburg Fairgrounds.

Final preparations are underway for trial running on the O-Train East Extension, but there is still no timeline to open the light-rail transit line between Blair and Trim stations.

The City of Ottawa is looking to jump into the pool with Carleton University to build a new aquatic centre on campus with an Olympic-sized swimming pool.

The number of people applying for a job in the public service last year as the federal government works to slash the size of the public service.

A Toronto family visiting Ottawa will need to find another ride this weekend after they were stopped speeding 78 km/h over the speed limit on Highway 417.

It will be a sunny and warm Saturday in Ottawa, before hot and humid conditions move into the national capital region to kick off new work week.

New moms giving birth have an option that can help save lives and it’s a simple process.

The National Capital Commission has opened a new swimming dock on the Ottawa River behind the Canadian Museum of History in Gatineau.