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The owner of Kiddie Kobbler is spending Good Friday cleaning up the popular shoe store in Ottawa’s east end after an overnight smash and grab.

A major fire has destroyed the event centre and gym owned and operated by the Prince Albert Grand Council Friday morning.

The Ottawa Senators say proof of vaccination requirements will be dropped at the Canadian Tire Centre as of Tuesday when the provincial regulation ends.

For Ottawa businesses owners, the last two years have felt like Groundhog Day; a repetitive cycle of restrictions and re-openings capped off by an unexpected shutdown in January.

Talking to young people about war is not always as easy, but some kids say it’s better to know whats happening, rather than ignore it.

Recreating an Olympic moment with neighbourhood friends and members of the Canadian bobsleigh team is a moment Elouise Perras will never forget.

The funds donated to the ‘Freedom Convoy’ protest will remain frozen pending the outcome of a proposed class-action lawsuit on behalf of Ottawa residents.

CTVNewsOttawa.ca looks at five stories to watch in Ottawa this week.

For 26 months, Little Victories Coffee Roasters has been stationed on the corner of Elgin Street and Sparks Street. They’ve been open for four of them.

Sales across Ontario for recreational properties are up 276 per cent in the last two years.