Ottawa is promising to buy Canadian, cut down bureaucratic barriers and rearm the country in its new Defence Industrial Strategy, under which the federal government also plans to select companies to ...

Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter. Canada aims to create 125,000 jobs by increasing military spending to 5 per cent of GDP over the next decade ...

Looking for a perfect winter escape? Ottawa, Canada’s capital, offers an unforgettable blend of seasonal charm, cultural attractions, and cozy culinary experiences. With its urban energy, natural ...

Ottawa is experiencing a defining moment. Across our city, leaders are grappling with rapid technological change, global economic uncertainty, a downtown in transition, and a federal workforce ...

Overall crime, violent crime and property crime in Ottawa remain above provincial baselines, according to a new Ottawa Police Service report. The key performance indicator (KPI) report, which was ...

Ottawa’s historic former downtown train station, now the Senate’s temporary home, is under consideration to be an urban hub as officials plan for Canada’s first high-speed rail line. Alto, the ...

Premier Doug Ford’s reported support for Toronto’s bid to serve as the headquarters of a new international defence bank isn’t being well-received by the City of Ottawa, which is also in the running ...

Jennifer Schurer hopes 500 signatures gives her petition a chance to persuade the City of Ottawa to reduce how much road salt it uses. Schurer’s petition asks the city to consider beet brine, an ...

Ottawa and Montreal will be the first major cities in the country connected by high-speed rail, the federal government announced Friday. Transport Minster Steven MacKinnon revealed that the ...

Bill Malhotra (CEO at Claridge Homes) and his son Neil Malhotra (CFO at Claridge Homes), who was named 2025 CFO of the Year by the Ottawa Board of Trade and the Ottawa Business Journal, at the Best ...

Thousands washed ashore dead in the spring, but the fish are back. “They’re pretty hard to kill,” a biology professor said. By Rylee Kirk It all started in March, when a city councilor in Ottawa got a ...

The Ottawa Police Service (OPS) has laid out a spending plan for 2026 with its biggest budget increase in years to help pay for salary increases, but the chief warns even that won't keep up with ...