Every day, Ottawa residents may walk by the former offices of the government officials who created residential school policy, according to Reconciling History walking tour guides.
WATCH BELOW: On the latest episode of Sens 1-on-1 with Bruce Garrioch, Bruce speaks with Senators play-by-play announcer for TSN 1200, Dean Brown about defenceman Thomas Chabot becoming the 11th captain in franchise history, how he should fit in his new role, the competitive Atlantic Division, why the Sens need to be a strong defensive […]
After weighing all their options, Steve Staios and Travis Green concluded the longest-serving Senator was the right choice to replace Brady Tkachuk as captain
It’s Tuesday, Sept. 29. Here are today’s top stories from the Ottawa Citizen newsroom: THOMAS CHABOT’S TIME HAS ARRIVED AS SENATORS NAME NEW CAPTAIN The Ottawa Senators announce that the veteran defenceman is the club’s new captain, taking over the role abandoned by Brady Tkachuk. Read the story JUDGE ORDERS LRT CONTRACTOR TO RELEASE ‘HOLDBACK’ […]
At about 10:55 p.m. on Sept. 12, a lone male entered "a commercial premises" in the 700 block of March Road, told an employee it was a robbery and was then given "a sum of cash", police said
Bruce Deachman: How do you get a meal from Yannick La Salle, who will represent Ottawa at the 2027 Canadian Culinary Championship? Start with a law degree.
The Senators don't open the season until they face the Toronto Maple Leafs on Saturday at Scotiabank Arena, so the club still has time to get some of its top players healthy
It’s Monday, September 28. Here are today’s top stories from the Ottawa Citizen newsroom. WHAT OTTAWA’S MAYORAL FRONTRUNNERS ARE PROMISING FEDERAL PUBLIC SERVANTS Leading candidates for mayor are explicitly courting public servants, as the federal government reshapes its workforce — and the city. Read the story NEW LANDLORD A ‘SURPRISE ANNOUNCEMENT’ FOR OTTAWA NEIGHBOURHOOD A […]
Events will take place across Ottawa on Wednesday and will offer residents the chance to reflect on the multi-generational impacts of Canadian residential schools.
The Senators waived eight players: forwards Samuel Blais, Tyler Boucher, Xavier Bourgault, Philippe Daoust, Ryan Suzuki and Philip Tomasino, along with defencemen Samuel Bolduc and Christian Kyrou.
Hours away from NHL teams submitting their 23-man rosters, a few young players and one veteran are forcing the coaching staff to make some tough decisions.
It’s Friday, Sept. 25. Here are today’s top stories from the Ottawa Citizen newsroom. WHAT HAPPENED THE WEEK OTTAWA WAS BORN In this epic jaunt through national capital history, writer Randy Boswell rescues characters and details that have been lost to time, adding a new chapter to the story of the capital’s origin. Read the […]
At a Thursday panel organized by two residential housing and property sector associations, Alex Lawson, Jeff Leiper, Neil Saravanamuttoo and Mark Sutcliffe debated key issues around housing.
It’s Thursday, Sept. 24. Here are today’s top stories from the Ottawa Citizen newsroom. OTTAWA HOSPITALS ‘UNDERUSED’ AS PRIVATE CLINICS RECEIVE MILLIONS, REPORT SAYS An Ontario Health Coalition report says operating rooms and diagnostic equipment are being underused in hospitals in the national capital. Read the story ‘LACK OF URGENCY’ PLAGUES PLAN TO HOUSE VETERANS […]
The employee is not actively at work while the city awaits more information on the collision that left one man dead and another seriously injured, a statement said.
It’s Wednesday, Sept. 23. Here are today’s top stories from the Ottawa Citizen newsroom. OTTAWA CITY COUNCIL APPROVES TRUMP AVENUE NAME CHANGE Council passed the motion to rename the street hours after U.S. President Donald Trump renewed hostilities toward Canada in a social-media post. Read the story FEDERAL ORGANIZATIONS TO SPEND AT LEAST $18 MILLION […]
Sentencing submissions are expected in November Xzander Wright, who was driving the truck that struck and killed Peter Clark at the intersection of Cedarview Drive and Kennevale Road in Barrhaven on the morning of March 23.
It’s Tuesday, Sept. 22. Here are today’s top stories from the Ottawa Citizen newsroom. FEDERAL PROPERTY MANAGER HASN’T ADDED ‘NET NEW’ OFFICE SPACE SINCE LATEST RTO ANNOUNCEMENT — YET Government is “considering” acquiring additional office space in the coming months as 10 per cent of the public-service workforce doesn’t fit in existing buildings. Read the […]
Can Tim Stutzle make it two point-per-game seasons in a row? Who will be the next player to reach 30 goals after Drake Batherson accomplished the feat last year?
The tune's artificial intelligence origins made little difference in how it was received. It’s part of a new trend of niche songs made with the technology.
HABS 3, SENATORS 2 (OT) The road to opening night started for the Ottawa Senators on Monday. The Senators opened their preseason schedule on the Kraft Hockeyville stage with a 3-2 overtime loss to the Montreal Canadiens in front of more than 4,000 fans at the Centre Vidéotron in Trois-Rivières. Dylan Cozens and William Eklund […]
A man without vital signs was found in an apartment, and he was quickly brought outside where CPR and other life-saving measures were started, Ottawa Fire Services said
It’s Monday, Sept. 21. Here are today’s top stories from the Ottawa Citizen newsroom: NEW CANADIAN MILITARY SECURITY FORCE TO BE CREATED AS AIR FORCE PREPARES FOR F-35S Members of the new unit will begin training in the U.S. in October. Read the story THIS OTTAWA INTERSECTION IS DANGEROUS AND PARENTS SAY IT NEEDS A […]
The city’s biggest hospital announced in April it would be cutting 400 positions, but was able to lower that number with early retirement and eliminating vacant positions.
