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In the two years since Russias invasion of Ukraine, thousands of displaced Ukrainians have found solace in Ottawa where they are beginning to rebuild their lives.

Increased car thefts have become a new reality in the capital with an average of six car thefts per day since the start of the year.

Long waits at Ottawa’s west-end Tesla supercharger has some pointing to the need for more charging stations across the city.

Police are investigating a suspicious house fire at a First Nation reserve after a person suffered life-threatening injuries early Thursday morning.

Ontario Provincial Police in North Glengarry have arrested two individuals after a shelter-in-place was requested for residents on Wednesday evening.

The province is earmarking $42 million to build a high school in fast-growing Riverside South, CTV News has learned.

No new COVID-19 deaths were reported in Ottawa over the weekend, according to Ottawa Public Health, but there are early signs the viral signal in the wastewater is on the rise.

Savanna Pikuyak recently moved to Ottawa from Nunavut, planning to study pre-health at Algonquin College with aspirations of becoming a nurse, before she was killed earlier this month.

Municipal election signs have been up on Ottawa streets and lawns for just under two weeks and Ottawa police say they’ve already received more than a dozen reports of damage or theft.

The Ottawa Police Service says it will be increasing its presence in the ByWard Market, Sandy Hill, and Old Ottawa South the weekend of Oct. 1 for Panda Game festivities.