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The United People of Canada says it plans to transform the former St. Brigids Church in Ottawas Lowertown neighbourhood into an "Embassy", creating "vibrant community spaces."

Ottawa Centre MPP Yasir Naqvi has unveiled a new task force to explore ways to revitalize downtown Ottawa following the COVID-19 pandemic.

Coun. Eli El-Chantirys decision not to seek re-election means there will be at least nine new councillors around the council table after Octobers municipal election, with eight councillors not seeking re-election and Coun. Catherine McKenney running for mayor.

Gloucester South Nepean Coun. Carol Anne Meehan has announced she will not be seeking re-election in 2022.

A woman was killed after being hit by a vehicle on Deschamps and Marier avenues in Vanier.

Concerns are being raised about the United People of Canada, a self-described not-for-profit social enterprise organization behind developments at a deconsecrated Ottawa church.

A representative for The United People of Canada denies any link with the Freedom Convoy, but at least one of the organization's directors has shared posts about it and getting answers about the group isn't straightforward.

A representative for The United People of Canada denies any link with the Freedom Convoy, but at least one of the organization's directors has shared posts about it and getting answers about the group isn't straightforward.

Many facilities in the city of Ottawa are facing a shortage of lifeguards, forcing some to reduce hours and cancel swimming classes.

A crowd gathered beside the Rideau Street Loblaws in the afternoon sun, with some young people still wearing gear from the basketball tournament that was the other part of Saturdays inaugural "Peace in the Streets" event.