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With 100 days left until Ottawa residents head to the polls to vote in the 2022 municipal election, there are 10 candidates running for mayor, several elected officials not seeking re-election and six councillors currently running unopposed.

E-scooters have hit the streets of Ottawa for a pilot program. The devices are back in the Nation’s Capital for a third year, with some changes to the program.

An Ottawa councillor is concerned "Freedom" groups planning to hold protests in Ottawa on Canada Day are inviting people to a picnic in a Sandy Hill park.

The City of Ottawa is having trouble finding contractors to carry out long-lasting sidewalk repairs, leaving city crews to patch gaps and cracks with asphalt.

Vanier residents say a recent dog attack in the neighbourhood is a symptom of larger issues that they believe are being ignored by authorities.

The approval authorized staff to spend $8 million to keep working on the scheme developed with the Ottawa Sports and Entertainment Group.

Properties with council-approved MCF agreements can be exempt from paying property taxes under the Ontario Municipal Act.

Ottawas planning committee endorsed The Salvation Army’s site plan that includes a shelter on Montreal Road in Vanier.

Standing behind his battered childhood home, Duane Faris reflected on the hardest part of the last three days – an emotional storm that followed the climatic…

Hydro Ottawa says it could take three to four days to restore power to tens of thousands of Ottawa homes and businesses following Saturdays powerful storm.