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With Ottawa's supervised drug consumption sites now closed, a new grassroots organization took to Minto Park this weekend, offering people naloxone training in order to prevent overdoses.
A patient at the hospital in Pembroke, Ont., suffered burns after a fire broke out Sunday morning in one of the in-patient units, officials say.
CBC Ottawa's reporting on damage to the Wolfe Islander IV ferry and the 50th anniversary of an Ottawa high school shooting have won awards from the Canadian Association of Journalists.
Starting next month, Ontarians who are 45 years old will be eligible for colorectal cancer screening. Some patients and advocates question whether the province is ready for the additional pressure on the system, but Ontario says it's boosting capacity.
For the second time in two years, a group of Ontario nurses are headed into arbitration after negotiations with employers failed to yield a collective agreement.
After 10 years of assessments, recommendations, promises and millions of dollars spent by the Ottawa Police Service to end sexual violence and harassment among its ranks, some current and former employees of the force tell CBC News they don't think meaningful change is coming.
After her music blew up during lockdown, Canadian indie musician Hannah Judge, a.k.a. fanclubwallet, says it's been challenging to navigate a music career and touring while managing the symptoms of Crohn's disease. She explores how she and other musicians do it in a short documentary for CBC Ottawa’s Creator Network.
The City of Ottawa is making it easier for volunteers to get the insurance they need to yank out invasive plant species in the city’s green spaces.
Her collection Flint and Feather is one of the all-time best-selling volumes of Canadian poetry but Pauline Johnson's complexity as a woman ahead of her time, straddling two cultures is still debated. Scholars have referred to Johnson as both a controversial figure and an early literary activist.
Ottawa Rapid FC takes over first place in the NSL standings with a 3-1 victory over Vancouver Rise FC.
Eric Lombardi, who launched his leadership bid last week, has been receiving support from a range of political voices, including many who say they've never voted Liberal
Hydro Ottawa has been cleared to raise rates by an average of $5.87 per month in 2026, after Ontario's independent energy regulator turned down a larger five-year increase.
Tarun Bali, who was 29, was struck by a vehicle in the northern Ontario town of Hearst, about 520 kilometres east of Thunder Bay, as officers carried out an investigation.
Opioid overdose deaths across Canada dropped by nearly a quarter last year compared to 2024, with health officials hailing the data as a sign that the federal government's drug policy is working.
Ottawa's American rookie has won the Canadian Hockey League Goaltender of the Year award for 2025-26.
Police allege the homicide suspect made threats to target a Winnipeg business and its employees and expressed willingness to engage in violence with police.
A study released by the Ontario Medical Association on Monday morning polled ER doctors across the province to build a snapshot of the struggling health-care system.
A London woman is facing criminal charges after a car was allegedly driven into the rear of a fitness centre at Sherwood Forest Mall on Friday.
The Ford government is far away from its goal of building 1.5 million new homes by 2031, something the finance minister has admitted is a 'soft' target.
Abjeet Kingra is the latest to face deportation amid a nation-wide crackdown on extortion gangs preying on Canada’s South Asian communities.
'There's no apology that can made to make this right or to bring Anthony back to us. He's gone forever and he's not coming back,' said Anthony's aunt Richelle Taylor.
Kingston city council is getting set to vote on the renaming of a road with a controversial name, but many of its residents say they’ve been left out of the process.