Ottawa Vanier News Today

Thousands of people lined Elgin Street and Gladstone Avenue in downtown Ottawa on a sunny Sunday afternoon for the Capital Pride Parade. The Pride Parade began at 1 p.m. at Ottawa City Hall, and will travel along Elgin Street, Gladstone Avenue and Kent Street.

No MPs from Quebec, aside from Trudeau who represents Montreal’s Papineau riding, were present at the announcement of the $4.1-billion, five-year action plan.

Less than one week into the Public Order Emergency Commissions hearings examining the federal governments invocation of the Emergencies Act, hundreds of documents have already been made public. From transcripts of high-level phone calls, email and text message exchanges, to internal reports, heres a rundown of some notable information gleaned from the documents to date.

Less than one week into the Public Order Emergency Commissions hearings examining the federal governments invocation of the Emergencies Act, hundreds of documents have already been made public. From transcripts of high-level phone calls, email and text message exchanges, to internal reports, heres a rundown of some notable information gleaned from the documents to date.

As thousands remain in the dark in Atlantic Canada after post-tropical storm Fiona, help is on the way from Ontario.

The Progressive Conservatives and the Liberals each won three ridings in Ottawa in the 43rd general election, while the NDP won two seats.

Ford told the crowd he was "very grateful for everyone, especially the nurses," for their efforts during the pandemic.

Sources confirm to CTV News Ottawa that Robert Swaita, one of three provincial government appointees to the police oversight board, attended the protest against COVID-19 public health measures.

Sources confirm to CTV News Ottawa that Robert Swaita, one of three provincial government appointees to the police oversight board, attended the protest against COVID-19 public health measures.