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The city of Ottawa has spent nearly $900,000 on participating in the Public Order Emergency Commission.

The OUA released the football schedule for the 2023 season on Thursday, and it shows the University of Ottawa Gee-Gees and the Carleton Ravens will meet at TD Place on Sunday, Oct. 1.

The owner of St. Brigids Cathedral in Lowertown says the interior of the church needs some repairs and several items are missing. The United People of Canada are denying anything went missing while they were at the site.

Even francophone witnesses chose not to testify in French. It’s a problem.

The new Council Governance Review for the city of Ottawa is proposing a new city committee, rotating deputy mayors for the four-year term and continuing with hybrid council and committee meetings.

Ottawa taxpayers will pay out more than $660,000 in severance packages for Mayor Jim Watson and the 10 councillors leaving city hall this fall.

The City of Ottawa's general manager says he doesn't think last winter's truck convoy would have left Ottawa if the federal government agreed to meet with some members because the convoy was made up of different factions that didn't act in unison. 

Of the new city councillors elected in Ottawa on Monday, no one had to beat out more competition than Stéphanie Plante.

With Mathieu Fleury deciding not to run in 2022, the field of 10 potential replacements was the largest of any ward. Stéphanie Plante beat out others and took the seat.

Polling stations will be open across Ottawa from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Monday.