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Canada’s men lost to Switzerland 2-1 in a sweltering B.C. Place on Wednesday afternoon, ending their hopes of continuing their historic World Cup campaign at home.
The Canadian men's soccer team dropped their final group-stage game by a score of 2-1 Wednesday, but will still advance to the knockout round. Rachelle Elsiufi has reaction from fans at Lansdowne Park.
Xzander Wright is accused of dangerous driving causing the death of crossing guard Peter Clark earlier this year. David Fraser has been in court this week.
OC Transpo says it took on more high school transit duties during the pandemic, but is now shifting dozens of trips back to school transportation authorities.
The Cliff Energy Centre has recently been reopened with major upgrades. CBC’s Stu Mills got a look inside.
Canada’s federal public service continues to shrink, with over 12,000 positions cut in the past fiscal year as the government looks to make the bureaucracy more sustainable.
'By the end of this year, we will have received requests to connect that exceed the total amount of power that is used today by residents and businesses within the city of Ottawa,' says company's CEO.
An Ottawa police constable is facing discipline for allegedly sexually harassing a colleague during training earlier this year.
A report released Thursday by the Canadian Institute for Health Information found that limited emergency room capacity, difficulties in accessing standard care and the country's aging population are to blame for patients spending more than 48 hours waiting in ERs.
A new exhibition at the Canada Science and Technology Museum shows how the Indigenous tradition of canoe travel has been powerfully revived. Sandra Abma reports.
As a central plank of its 2022 election campaign, the Ford government pledged it would construct 1.5 million new housing units by 2031.
Ontario Provincial Police say they've arrested and charged a third person in the disappearance and death of Robert Prevost east of Ottawa last year.
With a cash infusion from the league's first outside investors , the PWHL's leaders are focused on building a 12-team league that remains owned and operated by one entity: The Walter Group.
Last year's major apartment building fire in Hawkesbury, Ont., not only threw the lives of dozens of tenants into turmoil — it has also cost the local government that owns it more than $1 million.
The National Lacrosse League says it intends to keep the Ottawa Black Bears in "the Ottawa-Gatineau region" and implied the team that spent two seasons at the Canadian Tire Centre has undergone an ownership change.
Gavin McKenna saw the video evidence pretty quickly.
Ottawa city council unanimously passed a motion on Wednesday calling for more transparency as Alto plans its high-speed rail line, even as one councillor warned it risked setting unrealistic expectations that the project can’t easily meet.
Prime Minister Mark Carney says he'll announce on Friday what will happen to 24 Sussex Drive — the heritage building sitting vacant for almost a decade after his predecessors allowed it to deteriorate and become uninhabitable.
Unbelievably, Allen Graves and Jaden Bradley only got to catch their breath when they sat down in front of media.
Ottawa police have charged two teen boys in relation to a violent incident at Mooney’s Bay Park late last month. The suspects, ages 15 and 16, are facing a combined eight charges including assault with a weapon.
Doug Ford flew into the remote Webequie community on Thursday for the first time since taking office in 2018 to celebrate a construction milestone for the long-awaited work.
Jim Hiller says he kept the lines of communication open with Maple Leafs star centre Auston Matthews over the past seven years after leaving Toronto as an assistant coach.
Prime Minister Mark Carney says that a press conference will be held on Friday regarding 24 Sussex Drive, the derelict official residence of Canada’s prime ministers.
A third person has been charged with first-degree murder in the death of an Ontario man whose body was found in the Ottawa River after he was reported missing.
Environment Canada has issued a tornado warning for parts of southwestern Ontario and is urging residents to seek shelter immediately as a thunderstorm moves through the region.
A Toronto café owner says he immediately contacted family in Caracas after devastating earthquakes struck Venezuela, as residents here await news on what's to come in the region.
Road safety advocacy groups say the province’s highways are built for higher speeds, but better education and enforcement of all road rules is needed to protect drivers.