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This rural Ottawa ward kept its councilor without a vote, here's what residents think

Rideau-Jock Coun. David Brown is one of two Ottawa council members to keep his seat automatically after no submitted a candidacy to challenge him before the Friday afternoon deadline.

Winless Ottawa Redblacks fire VP of football operations

After another winless game on Friday, the Ottawa Redblacks have fired their vice president of football operations, Shawn Burke.

Soccer fans boo U.S. anthem as Canadians react to breakdown in trade negotiations

Candidates contest all OCDSB trustee zones despite provincial supervision

Trustees with the Ottawa-Carleton District School Board (OCDSB) have lost their stipends and have not met since the province placed the board under supervision more than a year ago. That has not stopped candidates running for all 12 zones in the upcoming municipal election.

Canada won't disclose cost of fighting First Nations in court on water, housing

The federal government refuses to disclose how much money Canada has spent fighting First Nations in court over their right to safe drinking water and housing on reserve, which analysts call undue secrecy and an overreach.

Ottawa school breakfast program feeding 1,300 more students this September

A local non-profit organization is ramping up its school breakfast programing as new data shows more students across Canada are coming to class with an empty stomach.

Ford to speak in Hamilton amid Canada-U.S. trade war

Ontario Premier Doug Ford and members of his cabinet will be holding a news conference in Hamilton Monday, as the fallout from the Canada-U.S. trade war continues. CBC will carry it live at 1:30 p.m. ET.

Riley Brockington acclaimed as president of Association of Municipalities of Ontario

Riley Brockington says he's hoping that with two Ottawa city councillors heading two major municipal advocacy organizations, they can make real progress on city-level issues at a critical time.

Trump threatens more tariffs on Canadian automotive industry and steel

U.S. President Donald Trump has threatened additional tariffs onto Canadian automobiles, car parts and steel amid the trade war between the two nations.

Ontario cyclist dies in hospital after collision with parked trailer

The incident happened on Friday around 12:30 p.m. in the area of Coronation Road and Lyndebrook Road in Whitby, police said.

Percentage of Ontario youth struggling with mental health back to pre-COVID level, survey suggests

The Centre for Addiction and Mental Health says psychological distress among Ontario youth appears to have decreased since the pandemic, but still remains high.  

Woman's death being investigated as femicide, Ottawa police say

Ottawa police say they're investigating the death of a woman whose body was found in a Lowertown home on Saturday as a femicide.

Return-to-office mandates become a live issue in Ottawa mayoral race

Mayoral candidates have been staking out their positions on return-to-office mandates, with one challenger promising to return to the "maximum flexibility" of the pandemic era for city employees.

Niagara police renew call for help solving case of 8 horses stabbed last year

Six of the horses received treatment on-site, one was taken for emergency care at a veterinary hospital for emergency care and one was found dead on the scene. 

OPP warn of scammers pretending to be police, spoofing phone numbers

Scammers are repeatedly calling Ontario residents claiming to be OPP officers, with some using technology to spoof the phone numbers of OPP detachments.

Updated 17 mins ago Ford calls Trump a ‘loser’ and ‘dictator’ after president posts about Ontario premier

Premier Doug Ford is once again threatening to cut off electricity exports to the United States amid an escalating trade war that will have significant impact on steel and autos.

Ford government celebrates construction work on northern Ontario mining roads

On Monday, the Ontario government and Aroland First Nation announced that ground had broken on work to upgrade the Anaconda and Painter Lake roads, part of a broader network.

1 in 3 Ontario children are living in food-insecure homes: Breakfast Club of Canada

New data from Breakfast Club of Canada is showing students across the country are coming to class with an empty stomach, reflecting a larger issue of food insecurity in households.

‘Bring it on buddy’: Everything Ontario’s Doug Ford said about President Donald Trump

Over the course of 45 minutes, Doug Ford said Donald Trump could 'kiss my ass,' calling him a 'dictator,' a 'loser' and the 'king of bankruptcies.'