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A day after fire forced them to flee their highrise building in Ottawa's Overbrook neighbourhood, residents who have been allowed to return struggled without power for a part of the day.

Ottawa Fire Services says two children and one adult were taken to hospital in critical condition after a fire broke out in a residential highrise building on Donald Street and St. Laurent Boulevard Thursday morning.

The Ottawa Police Arson Unit says the fire at an Overbrook apartment building that sent two children and a woman to hospital in critical condition Thursday morning has been deemed suspicious.

The City of Ottawa is warning people of a new scam asking residents to make payments for speed camera fines by text message.

Residents are being asked to complete a quick survey and speed test to help improve internet speed, access and cost throughout the county.

2024 marks the final year of Ottawa’s electric scooter pilot project, but will the program be extended?

CTVNewsOttawa.ca looks at some of the April Fools Day jokes in Ottawa on Monday.

The city of Ottawa and the National Capital Commission have reached an agreement to "improve transit" in Ottawas east end, including building a two-lane westerly extension of Brian Coburn Boulevard from Navan Road to the northern segment of the existing Renaud Road.

Closing the downtown artery to traffic is still under discussion, but city staff suggest parting ways with the "iconic" Wellington Street would cost more than the federal government has so far offered to pay.

The City of Ottawa will be seeking help from residents to find names for 24 snowplows.