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Ontario resident being tested for Ebola after travel to East Africa, says health ministry

An Ontario resident who recently travelled to East Africa is being tested for Ebola, according to the province's health ministry.

Bancroft, Ont., high school employee charged with sexual offences involving minors

OPP say a Bancroft resident has been charged with sexual exploitation, two counts of sexual interference and three counts of sexual assault.

Abby Roque scores twice as Victoire blank Charge to become 1st Canadian PWHL champion

Abby Roque scored twice to lead the Montreal Victoire to their first Walter Cup trophy Wednesday night with a 4-0 victory over the Ottawa Charge.

Transit emerges as top issue in early days of mayoral race

Transit has leapt to the forefront of Ottawa’s municipal election campaign, as three challengers look to convince voters they can do a better job turning around OC Transpo than Mayor Mark Sutcliffe.

The origin of the famous Ottawa Charge kazoo tradition

Back in season 2 of the PWHL, a group of friends came together with the idea to buy kazoos to support the Ottawa Charge. The CBC's Emma Weller caught up with that crew to see how that original idea has evolved.

How Ontario colleges are struggling to attract international students after visa changes

A roughly 50 per cent reduction in the number of overseas students who could study in Ontario hit colleges hardest, with a drop in enrollment and a growing financial crisis.

Federal officials worried OC Transpo can't handle return-to-office: memo

'Grateful': Charge head coach MacLeod reflects on season of adversity after Walter Cup loss

No one would have blamed Carla MacLeod for wanting to step away after sharing she had been diagnosed with breast cancer in late November, but the Ottawa Charge head coach is not one to step away from a challenge.

Greenbelt consultation draws farmers as NCC renews master plan

Ottawa farmers who rent Greenbelt land are advocating for their industry as the National Capital Commission (NCC) looks at refreshing the area's strategy.

Extortion charges laid by Winnipeg police against man arrested in Toronto

One man remains wanted on a Canada-wide warrant following last summer's series of extortion and arson-related crimes in Winnipeg and another was arrested in Toronto, police said.

Feds working with City of Ottawa to ease public service transit woes: memo

Officials managing the federal government's return-to-office plans are concerned about Ottawa's transit system and getting public servants to work, an internal memo shows.

Ticats pleased to finally be playing an opponent

The Hamilton Tiger-Cats' first exhibition game comes at a good time for head coach Scott Milanovich.

Cleared encampment near LRT station stokes homelessness, addiction support concerns

The clearing last week of an encampment near Ottawa's Bayview LRT station is being flagged by advocates as the latest worrying symptom of the city's homelessness and addictions crisis.

Ottawa BlackJacks host the Brampton Honey Badgers

Watch the Brampton Honey Badgers and Ottawa BlackJacks go head-to-head in Canadian Elite Basketball League action from the Arena at TD Place in Ottawa.

Peel police lay 545 charges in major retail theft crackdown across GTA

Peel police say 65 people were arrested and more than 500 charges laid after a major retail theft investigation targeting repeat offenders.

Trial begins for man accused of murdering girlfriend’s friend two years ago

The trial has begun for a Vaughan man charged with the second-degree murder of his girlfriend's close friend, shot to death two years ago.

Former Durham police officer faces multiple historic sexual assault charges: SIU

A former Durham officer faces multiple charges after Ontario’s police watchdog reopened a 2003 sexual assault investigation with new information.

Transparency watchdog urgently looking for answers on Ontario’s sudden FOI freeze

A message sent to senior staff within the government's access to information departments before the long weekend told them to stop releasing all official communications.