The plans to introduce the auditor were announced at the Jan. 25 meeting of the NCC board of directors, where an update was presented on the progress of ...

"I'm drawn to things that aren't perfect, that have a sense of quirkiness," said Kokotailo, a Centretown photographer who is currently showing Small Pieces of Truth at the Shenkman Arts Centre.

The show focuses on the details of everyday life and includes ...

In October, health officials announced that an endoscopic clinic, operated by Dr. Christiane Farazli at 1081 Carling Ave., was identified as the clinic that ...

The pool, located at 2263 Portobello Dr., will be named the Francois Dupuis Recreation Centre.

It should be finalized by council within the next month, said Coun. Stephen ...

"I think the residents of Cardinal Creek have triumphed," said Cardinal Creek Community Association (CCCA) president Sean Crossan.

Dairy Road and St. Joseph Blvd intersection roundabouts have ...

The Bust A Move campaign was launched on Jan. 23 at the Ottawa Athletic Club, encouraging residents to start to organize ...

During a meeting on Jan. 23, police services board members agreed that limiting the search for Vern White's replacement to members of the Ottawa police is the best plan.

"They, like me, feel the service is more than ever able to pick the chief ...

Identified in the city's infrastructure master plan, the Orleans water main link is expected to improve the reliability of the water supply to eastern Ottawa and will provide ...

That's the way we were brought up. If somebody is selling something and you want it, you pay for it. But if someone offered us a pirated version of the all-star game video for nothing over the Internet, a lot more of us would take ...

In the interest of harm reduction, an intervention is in order as our elected representatives appear to have learned little from the Lansdowne reconstruction fiasco.

In that case, council voted to accept a proposal from a sole supplier, and then had to attempt to explain why they didn't need to explore ...

Is the city's police services board right to limit its search for a new chief to internal candidates only?

A) They're the experts - if they feel the right person is in-house, hire away.

B) No. It should be the city's policy to open up all job application processes.

C) If they've identified qualified candidates ...

In the $5-million plan, a total of $2 million will be added to the city's ...

Ottawa firefighters responded to the call at 146 Parkrose Pvt. at 6:17 a.m.

When fire crews arrived, two of the home's three tenants were waiting safely outside. Heavy flames were escaping from the ...

The program, which is set to help 180 households a year, was part of the city's new $14-million commitment to housing and alleviating homelessness made last year, but the supplements were held up as city staff struggled to get the province to sign off on the ...

Privacy commissioner Jennifer Stoddart asked a gymnasium full of grade 7 and 8 students which of them had a Facebook account and most of the ...

The initiative, brought forward by Ecology Ottawa, was organized and created through existing members. The concept is to have a committee which stands as an alternative ...

Ottawa police are asking for public assistance in solving the break and enter. It occurred between 6 p.m. and midnight on Winterport Way.

Items stolen include a 1996 Harley Davidson softail custom with orange-yellow flames, a green Craftsman snowblower ...

Beacon Hill-Cyrville Coun. Tim Tierney, a commissioner who is also chairman of the information technology ...

With this in mind, many enthusiasts set to recreate the natural ecosystem that would be present ...

- Finches: Finches are small colorful birds that can handle cages well, making them one of the more popular pet options. Finches don't talk and are generally quiet and ...

Artists who would like their work to be considered for purchase must submit images of existing artwork for the jury's review.

Submissions must be received by hand ...

Feb. 3: Fiddle Night in Orleans from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. at the Hobbs Community Centre on the corner of Champlain and Larch streets. All are welcome. For more information please contact Denise at 613-830-3856.

Feb. 8: Orleans-Gloucester Christian Women's Club meets from 9:30 to 11 a.m. at Orleans United Church, 1111 Orleans Blvd., ...