An Ottawa youth was found guilty of plotting to "kill as many Jewish persons as possible," based on a statement of facts.

A federal agency has announced an increase in the number of affordable housing units it is supporting in Ottawa, topping up its partnership with the City to add 100 more units to their work plan.

Rising waters from the Ottawa River have led to over 100 residents in Gatineau, Quebec, requesting Red Cross assistance, with several hundred buildings still at risk.

A group is urging the Canadian government to ban flavoured vaping products, despite a study suggesting such restrictions could increase cigarette sales.

Happy Belly Food Group's Heal Wellness brand has signed its second franchise agreement for the city of Ottawa, Ontario, indicating expansion.

Ottawa has announced an increase in the number of direct flights permitted for passengers and cargo between Canada and China.

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney celebrated Sikh Heritage Month by engaging in community service at Gurdwara Sahib Ottawa, highlighting the significant contributions of Canada's Sikh population.

The Canadian government, according to Manitoba's Premier, is targeting 2030 for the commencement of liquefied natural gas (LNG) shipments from the Port of Churchill.

A veteran Canadian military police officer is suing the Canadian government and SIG Sauer after his holstered C-22 pistol allegedly discharged without a trigger pull, ending his career. The lawsuit challenges defense claims of a safe rollout and reignites scrutiny of the pistol platform.

Alberta has rejected Ottawa's federal plan to protect 30 percent of Canadian land by 2030, asserting it already protects 60 percent after expanding its definition of protected lands.

Mark Carney is scheduled to meet with Finnish President Alexander Stubb in Ottawa this week, indicating a diplomatic engagement between the two.

The University of Ottawa was placed under lockdown following a violent threat, with police confirming an active investigation is underway. Further details were not immediately provided.

Canada is actively lobbying to join the Global Combat Air Programme (GCAP), an advanced fighter jet project involving the UK, Italy, and Japan, as an observer. This move is seen as an effort by Ottawa to distance itself from the United States under the Trump administration.

An opinion piece criticizes the Canadian federal government for its actions, including attacking the notwithstanding clause, appealing the Freedom Convoy ruling, and promoting discriminatory DEI quotas.

Several Canadian provinces and the federal government in Ottawa are now requiring civil servants to return to the office for more days, challenging the country's previous embrace of remote work.

An Ottawa father is raising awareness about the dangers of websites selling banned pharmaceuticals after his teenage son purchased a banned testosterone booster online.

Ottawa's proposal to require court approval for every use of Section 33 of the Charter of Rights and Freedoms is being criticized as a threat to the rule of law.

The Canadian federal government is proposing a $1.7 billion fund aimed at assisting provinces and territories in reducing the costs associated with homebuilding.

Alberta and Ottawa have reached an agreement-in-principle that will grant Alberta control over regulating its own methane emissions.

Ottawa has disbanded its centralized task force dedicated to seeking justice for the victims of the plane shot down by Iran, according to reports.

Pride festivals across Canada are seeking $3 million annually from the Ottawa government to compensate for a funding gap, as corporate sponsors withdraw support amid a backlash against diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) programs.

The Canadian federal government is requesting the Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations (FSIN) to repay over $28.7 million following a forensic audit into its spending.

Canada's telecommunications regulator, CRTC, is inviting applications for Indigenous-led FM radio stations in Ottawa and Toronto, addressing the absence of dedicated Indigenous community stations in these markets since First People’s Radio Incorporated ceased operations.

Days before their scheduled removal, Canadian authorities in Ottawa have paused the deportation of a refugee's son and husband.

French Foreign Minister Jean-Noël Barrot proposed the idea of Canada potentially joining the European Union, a concept gaining traction amid strained relations between Ottawa and the US.

The federal government is putting $200 million toward a Canadian-owned launch pad to send satellites into orbit.

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The Canadian federal government is investing $228.8 million over three years to help Ontario workers in tariff-impacted industries acquire new skills and adapt to trade disruptions.

Peter Mansbridge says he didn't tell his podcast audience or Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre about work he had done for a South Korean firm vying for Ottawa's defence business during a recent podcast he published, in which he asked the Opposition leader about the issue of Canada's submarine procurement.

Following shootings at Toronto-area synagogues, the Canadian government has committed to expediting security funding and implementing stronger hate crime legislation.

Canada's potential involvement in an armed conflict with Iran will not affect Ottawa's support for Ukraine.

Beryl Wajsman highlights Quebec's Premier François Legault as an example for Ottawa to follow in defending Western values.

British Columbians are not wrong to worry about the costs involved or the value of their private property

An Ottawa woman who has been selling her custom spice blends since she was 13 says she's being forced to change her company's name after lawyers for the pop band Spice Girls threatened to sue her.

Prime Minister Mark Carney has landed in Australia as he looks to bolster ties with a Commonwealth cousin that is increasingly viewed in Ottawa as a key ally on global challenges — a country that has some newfound importance for Canada amid a lot of uncertainty elsewhere.

Canada's PM Mark Carney is on a four day visit to India as Ottawa moves to diversify its trade relations as well as renew ties with New Delhi.

China said on Friday it would suspend some tariffs on Canadian agricultural products imposed during a trade spat between Beijing and Ottawa, after Canadian Prime Minister Mark ‌Carney struck an initial deal with Beijing during a visit in January.

Public Safety Minister Gary Anandasangaree says there's still a lot of work to do on the India security file — a day after a senior government official said Ottawa no longer believes the country is linked to foreign interference and transnational repression.

The Canadian federal government has pledged $1.55 billion in new funding for Jordan's Principle, ensuring First Nations children have equal access to public services over the coming year.

Global Affairs Canada has announced $8 million in funding for Cuba as the country grapples with U.S. President Donald Trump's oil blockade.

Canada has announced it will provide Ukraine with an additional C$300 million in new military aid.

The Peace Tower of Canada’s Parliament in Ottawa and the Office of the Prime Minister were illuminated in Ukraine’s national colours as a sign of solidarity with Ukraine.

CANADA summoned senior OpenAI security officials to Ottawa after it was learned that the company had not shared internal concerns about the young man who committed the school shooting, the minister said.

The premier has given Albertans a choice other than separatism or status quo. ‘There’s no knife in what she’s now proposing,’ Norman Spector says

South Korean ministries and defense firms on Friday signed an official document confirming the government's support for efforts to win a major Canadian submarine procurement project, officials said. The move came as South Korea seeks to clinch the Canadian Patrol Submarine Project, valued at around 60 trillion won ($41 billion), to supply up to 12 3,000-ton class naval submarines to Ottawa, with the deadline for the proposal set for early March. Relevant government ministries, including the defe

Ottawa has announced a major investment for northern communities, including $50 million to help build Canada's first Inuit-led university and over $170 million for tuberculosis elimination and food security.

The CEO of Citibank Canada has called on the Canadian government in Ottawa to modify its tax regime to make the country more attractive for investment.

Ashton Larmond, an Ottawa man jailed on an ISIS-related charge, has been granted parole despite the parole board noting his continued extremist views and a recent assault on another inmate.

Canadian officials have summoned Israeli ambassador Iddo Moed to request an investigation into the killing of Mohammad Hassan Haidar, a Canadian citizen, in southern Lebanon. Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand confirmed the request.

Finland's decision to withdraw from the Ottawa Treaty (mine ban treaty) was influenced by the deteriorating security environment caused by Russia's war in Ukraine, according to Finnish State Secretary Outi Holopainen.

As the summer blend of gasoline becomes available, coupled with an upcoming gas tax break from Ottawa, Canadians face uncertainty regarding fuel prices. The article explores how these factors will influence already high costs for motorists.

Alberta is pushing the limits of its provincial power on issues typically reserved for the federal government, potentially establishing a template for defying Ottawa.

Canada's government in Ottawa is reportedly seeking a pragmatic approach to its relationship with Beijing. This indicates a shift towards a more practical and less confrontational stance in diplomatic ties with China.

A tornado warning has been issued for Ottawa County, Kansas, as a massive supercell near Pomona, Franklin County, moves eastward, prompting residents to seek immediate shelter.

A man has been arrested and charged with carrying a replica firearm following a lockdown on the University of Ottawa's downtown campus on Friday.

Thousands of gun owners in Alberta who declared banned firearms under Ottawa's buyback program are unable to receive compensation due to an ongoing dispute between the provincial and federal governments.

The Seattle Torrent secured their first regulation road win of the season, beating the Ottawa Charge 5-3, thanks to a power-play goal from Natalie Snodgrass.

Carla MacLeod, coach for both the Czech women's national hockey team and the Ottawa Charge in the PWHL, is taking an indefinite leave from her coaching duties to focus on her ongoing breast cancer treatments. She had revealed her diagnosis earlier in the PWHL season.

Residents in Ottawa have been receiving multiple, unsolicited deliveries of single or two vegetables from Walmart, sparking confusion and a local mystery.

The Canadian government in Ottawa will maintain the cap on alcohol tax increases for an additional two years, a measure intended to support Canadian alcohol manufacturing amidst global trade disputes and in anticipation of the upcoming FIFA World Cup.

The Canadian government in Ottawa has initiated consultations to develop a comprehensive national strategy aimed at combating fraud.

Canada and Alberta have announced an agreement-in-principle on new methane rules and targets for the oil and gas sector. This deal is part of a broader memorandum of understanding on energy policy and a new oil pipeline, and experts believe it could accelerate methane reductions.

Legal arguments at the Supreme Court challenge into Quebec’s secularism law, Bill 21, focused on the use of the notwithstanding clause, revealing a national divide with some provinces supporting Quebec's approach while others and Ottawa oppose it.

TikTok will return to the Juno Awards, providing backstage and red carpet access for Canadian creators, after Ottawa decided against halting the platform's local operations over national security concerns.

BBC Verify breaks down the moments before the deadly collision with a fire truck at the New York airport.

A school crossing guard in south Ottawa has died after being involved in a hit-and-run collision, with city police later announcing an arrest in connection with the incident.

Arborist Tyler Sirrs successfully rescued a cat that had been stuck for days in an 8-storey-tall tree in Orléans, east Ottawa, after seeing social media posts about its plight.

The Ottawa Senators dominated the Toronto Maple Leafs in a 5-2 victory, securing a decisive win in their NHL matchup.

An opinion piece argues that Ottawa's decision to appeal the Emergencies Act case demonstrates contempt for both civilians and corporations affected by the government's actions.

Dr. Marisa Azad alleges The Ottawa Hospital failed to act after investigation found she'd been bullied and harassed by male colleagues

The premier joins us to outline her referendum strategy and what she wants from Ottawa

The big winners could be the Toronto Film Festival, the Junos and other marquee Canadian cultural events after funding from TikTok Canada was pulled as Ottawa investigated Chinese parent ByteDance over national security concerns.

MPs press Carney on Ottawa’s response to fallout from Iran war  The Globe and Mail

Sweden's current legislation, which prohibits its soldiers from handling anti-personnel landmines due to the Ottawa Treaty, could create an unexpected problem for Finland in the event of war, impacting potential joint military operations.

The Canadian government is consulting on a proposal to allow the hunting of tundra swans, drawing criticism from bird lovers and conservation groups.

The Canadian federal government has announced over $5.4 million in funding for five sexual and reproductive health organizations to improve access to care.

Ottawa says it still plans to pick one builder for new submarine fleet  The Globe and Mail

Swedish company Saab is looking to collaborate with the Canadian government and businesses to develop systems for future aerial warfare, as it aims to supply Ottawa with new aircraft.

Concerns are rising that the Canadian government may have secretly recognized Aboriginal 'title' over all of Vancouver, leaving 3.1 million people in the dark about the implications.

An agreement between Ottawa and the First Nation ‘recognizes’ the Musqueam's rights within a wide swathe of land including much of Vancouver

There's a mix of reactions from Iranian Canadians in Ottawa on Saturday in the wake of U.S. and Israeli airstrikes targeting their home country.

Franco Terrazzano criticizes Carney, alleging that despite claims of change, Ottawa's issues with spending, debt, and taxes remain unresolved.

A dispute over a federal ban on strychnine, used for gopher control, has ignited a 'turf war' between Ottawa and the Prairie provinces, with premiers calling for a three-year exemption.

Authorities in Ottawa seem to be walking back on their allegations of Indian interference and transnational repression on Canadian soil before Prime Minister Mark Carney's high-profile visit to India.

One person was killed and four others were injured when an SUV crashed into a drop-in centre at the corner of Rideau and Cobourg streets in downtown Ottawa.

David Eby calls on Ottawa to regulate when AI providers must report their users to police  The Globe and Mail

An Ottawa man has shared his experience of being chased and harassed by two persistent and hostile turkeys, an encounter that was captured on video.

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney heads to India on Thursday for the first stop on an Asia–Pacific tour aimed at reducing trade reliance on the United States. Stops in Australia and Japan underscore Ottawa’s push to diversify alliances amid global uncertainty.

Canada summoned high-ranking representatives of the American company OpenAI to Ottawa after it emerged that the company had not disclosed internal concerns to authorities regarding a girl who is now suspected of committing a crime.

Veterans and their advocates are pressing the Carney Liberals to revise a bill currently before the House of Commons, specifically requesting the removal of certain sections that impact them.

Youth advocates are urging the federal government to consider online safety as a human-rights issue and to listen to their input before tabling a new online harms bill, stating current systems are inadequate.

‘Buy Canadian’ strategy will raise military spending to 5 per cent of GDP and boost economy, new plan says

An industrial carbon tax has emerged as a key point of contention in the ongoing energy deal negotiations between Ottawa and Alberta, with the oil and gas sector closely monitoring the outcome.

British Columbia's energy minister has stated that a recently proposed northern route for an oil pipeline from Alberta, part of a memorandum of understanding with Ottawa, is not a realistic option.

Happy Belly Food Group's Heal Wellness has signed its second franchise agreement for the city of Ottawa, Ontario, expanding its presence in the region.

Sources indicate that the Canadian government in Ottawa is leaning towards a new route for an oil pipeline connecting Alberta to southern British Columbia.

A Jewish group is lobbying the Canadian government for increased security funding after Canada’s Integrated Threat Assessment Centre warned of a realistic possibility of a violent mass attack on Jewish communities.

Paul Deegan argues that newspapers remain the most effective channel for the federal government in Ottawa to disseminate its message. He suggests the government should adopt a marketer's mindset focused on reach and efficacy.

An opinion piece calls for the cancellation of Ottawa's proposed high-speed rail project, deeming it an expensive and unrealistic endeavor that would cost taxpayers billions of dollars.

The Canadian Prime Minister joined the Ottawa Charge team on the rink alongside the Finnish President during his first formal bilateral visit, engaging in a diplomatic hockey game.

A podcast discusses the ongoing issues with Canada's defense capabilities and budget, questioning Ottawa's claims regarding NATO spending.

India's High Commissioner in Ottawa met with a Canadian minister to review the full spectrum of India-Canada relations and discuss progress on key initiatives, signaling positive momentum in bilateral ties.

A hand-carved wooden chair, made by a Quebec prisoner during World War I, has been added to the Canadian War Museum in Ottawa. Its journey to the museum began when a B.C. woman investigated its origins.

The Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE) claims the federal government's investigation into allegations of unpaid work in the airline sector is not adequately addressing workers' concerns.

Letters to the editor published on April 6 discuss the proposed high-speed rail line between Montreal and Ottawa, with some critics calling the multi-billion dollar project foolish.

Oilsands giants behind Canada's proposed $20-billion Pathways carbon-capture project are seeking significant government funding for most of their carbon-capture and storage costs, sparking debate.

Ottawa has authorized the controlled and time-limited emergency use of strychnine in Alberta and Saskatchewan to combat a gopher infestation causing millions of dollars in damage.

A journey between Toronto and Ottawa reveals the diverse landscapes of Ontario, from urban skylines and vineyards to waterfalls and wilderness, attracting a growing number of visitors.

The death of a three-year-old grandson of Kitchenuhmaykoosib Inninuwug Chief Donny Morris in a house fire has spurred renewed calls for the Canadian government to take action, with the Oji-Cree community and a tribal council launching a human rights complaint.

Alberta and Ottawa have finalized a methane agreement, one of four joint outcomes tied to an April 1, 2026 deadline within their November 2025 Memorandum of Understanding on energy.

An opinion piece argues that Canada's supply management system is jeopardizing a significant trade opportunity with Mercosur's growing market, urging Ottawa to prioritize the greater good by striking a deal.

Danielle Smith has raised concerns and doubts regarding the ability to meet the deadline for an Ottawa Memorandum of Understanding.

The New York Rangers suffered a 2-1 loss to the Ottawa Senators, tying a franchise-low with only nine shots on goal, while the Senators secured the win but lost player Chabot to injury.

Detroit Red Wings head coach Todd McLellan has provided an injury update on captain Dylan Larkin, stating he is a game-time decision for Tuesday’s game against the Ottawa Senators.

The criminal case against former Ontario politician Randy Hillier, stemming from his involvement in the 2022 Ottawa convoy protest, has been reinstated after the province's top court overturned a decision to stay the charges.

The Canadian government, based in Ottawa, plans to invest $1.4 billion to significantly increase its domestic capacity for ammunition production.

Ottawa investing $200-million in Nova Scotia spaceport to enable sovereign satellite launches  The Globe and Mail

A pair of Ontario family doctors say they may have to go back to sending patient prescriptions to pharmacies by fax because a federally funded agency is doing away with an electronic system, with no…

Ottawa will allow rural employers to have a greater proportion of low-wage temporary foreign workers on their payroll on a time-limited basis, as part of new measures the federal government announced on Friday.

Thomas Juneau warns that the Iranian regime is poised to become more aggressive than ever, urging Ottawa to take a more serious stance on the presence of Islamic Republic officials in Canada.

The Canadian prime minister was quick to jump on the Iran war bandwagon, seemingly forgetting his own speech at Davos.

The Carney government's plan to protect jobs in the energy sector amounts to a report that critics say offers no new actions for workers who are at risk of losing work.

Alberta and the federal government have reached an agreement allowing the province to take control of regulatory approvals for major projects, aiming to expedite their delivery.

An opinion piece expresses skepticism regarding Ottawa's agreement with the Musqueam First Nation, highlighting worries among British Columbians about costs and private property value.

As Ottawa reviews its F-35 purchase, there's concern Washington holds a powerful lever — control of the secure Link 16 network used for NATO and NORAD operations.

The owner of the downtown Ottawa parking garage where a large section came crashing down just over a year ago says it plans to rebuild and reopen the facility — though it remains unclear what caused the collapse, and the company is not sharing details about past inspections of the property.

Internal reports reveal a culture of tolerated inappropriate comments and difficulties in filing complaints at the Canada Border Services Agency. Separately, documents show that rumors about a disbarred Ottawa lawyer, James Bowie, who sexually harassed four women, had circulated in the legal community for years.

The College of Family Physicians of Canada is calling on the government to reduce administrative burdens and barriers for family physicians to improve patient care.

A new PBO report indicates that Ottawa is on schedule to achieve its target of 5% non-permanent residents by 2027, with immigration plans significantly lowering arrival targets, particularly for international students.

The family of a 37-year-old man who was fatally stabbed in Ottawa's Carlington neighbourhood earlier this month says the victim, Andrew Dawson-Swan, had moved into his apartment building just weeks before his death and seemed to be afraid of someone there.

Defense Minister Ahn Gyu-back has made an emphatic pitch for South Korea's bid to win Canada's high-profile submarine procurement project during talks with his Canadian counterpart in Ottawa, saying the Asian country's participation in it would serve as a "turning point" for bilateral defense cooperation. Ahn and Canadian Defense Minister David McGuinty met on Wednesday, hours before the "two-plus-two" meeting of the two countries' defense and foreign ministers amid Seoul's stepped-up push to se

A reported threat by US President Donald Trump to withdraw from the North American trade pact could push Canada closer to China, analysts say, even as his new global 15 per cent tariff has little immediate impact due to existing trade agreements. Washington, Ottawa and Mexico City are set to renegotiate terms of the US-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) before a possible extension on July 1. Earlier this month, Bloomberg reported that Trump was quietly considering exiting the trade deal –...

Defence Minister David McGuinty has unveiled a $3.7-billion initiative to construct thousands of new housing units for Canada's military personnel.

Canada's Artificial Intelligence Minister has called OpenAI representatives to Ottawa to discuss safety concerns after it was revealed the perpetrator of a mass shooting in Tumbler Ridge, B.C., was banned from ChatGPT.

A report suggests that Ottawa, overwhelmed by asylum claims, coped with the influx by bypassing security protocols, leading to 25,000 individuals from dangerous countries receiving refugee status without government employee meetings.

Poland has formally withdrawn from the Ottawa Convention on landmines, stating its intention to use anti-personnel and anti-tank landmines to defend its eastern border against the growing threat from Russia.

Several companies, including CRH, Alamos Gold, Ottawa Savings Bancorp, Easterly Government, and Halliburton, have declared or raised their dividends, signaling returns to shareholders.