Some Ottawa News Today

Some Ottawa parents are calling for the Ministry of Education to fire and replace the executive leadership of the agency that organizes student transportation in the city's English-language school boards.

Some Ottawa parents are calling for the Ministry of Education to fire and replace the executive leadership of the agency that organizes student transportation in the city's English-language school boards.

Some Ottawa families are worried about how their children will get to class after the company in charge of busing cancelled hundreds of routes just days before the start of the school year.

Some Ottawa businesses are worried about a future without Chinese tourists, as Canada remains off a list of countries approved by the government of China as travel destinations for tour groups.

Some Ottawa councillors want the city and OC Transpo to provide free transit to riders to compensate them for the disruptions caused by the ongoing O-Train shutdown.

The Ottawa Humane Society has launched a new program, teaming up with the Ottawa Fire Service to visit fire stations regularly over the coming months with specially assessed and selected dogs.

Some residents and interest groups are expressing frustration and confusion over a new tax Ottawa homeowners will have to pay — unless they opt out by checking a box.

"Trash talk" has recently abounded in one Ottawa County community, literally.

Some Ottawa residents are going to be away from their homes over the holidays because theyre still battling with insurance companies to pay for damage caused by a windstorm in the spring.

Some Ottawa parents say they are frustrated with the impacts of Ontario's education worker strikes and blame the province for its approach.