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Its becoming tradition in the Ottawa Valley that when the leaves start to fall from the trees, craft beer begins to pour in Renfrew. The town hosted its sixth annual craft beer and food truck festival Saturday, showcasing 10 craft brewers from the Valley and eastern Ontario.

Residents in Arnprior are frustrated by the closure of the local Service Ontario location on Madawaska Boulevard.

Indigenous educators from BIAK Early On hosted a drum and song ceremony Saturday with the goal of educating about Indigenous culture before diving in directly on the tragedy of the residential school system.

A small eastern Ontario town that was once known as the provinces chocolate capital is preparing for the sweet return of Hersheys.

With the 168th Renfrew Fair underway this weekend, the Ottawa Valleys most famous sandwich has returned.

A handful of military members, veterans and first responders are spending their Labour Day weekend walking a marathon across the Ottawa Valley.

CTVNewsOttawa.ca looks at the top five stories in Ottawa this week.

It was a fitting celebration in Almonte, Ont. as Canadas Walk of Fame presented the long awaited plaque for Dr. James Naismiths contributions to his family and hometown.

After 70 years in business, one of the last family-owned automotive garages in the Ottawa Valley has serviced its last vehicle.

Hundreds of people, both military and civilian, gathered at Garrison Petawawa Friday to honour and pay respect to Captain Marc Larouche.