Ottawa's top doctor has told city residents that if they have or may have COVID-19 and don't properly self-isolate they could face expensive fines.
Airbnb has temporarily suspended over 40 listings across Ontario, as the short-term rental giant continues in its effort to weed out "party houses" during the pandemic.
In an apparent "zoning issue", the City of Ottawa is shutting down a youth theatre troupe's backyard performances of Shakespeare.
"We received a complaint and it is presently under investigation. No further information at this time," said Ottawa Police Const. Martin Dompierre.
An agreement has just been reached between Alberta and the federal government that will result in a major decrease in environmental monitoring of the oilsands.
A vehicle crashed through the front of an Ottawa medical clinic in the city’s west-end on Thursday and two people have been treated for minor injuries.
According to officials, Mason Gray was reported missing at 7:20 am on Tuesday morning. Police have reason to believe the boy is with his father, Jonathan Gray.
Assistant deputy minister of the Public Works Department Rob Wright told the House of Commons board of internal economy that the project first part of the project alone was estimated at $530 million.
Former Ontario cabinet minister Michael Chan praised Beijing's new Hong Kong national security law, saying that it will bring stability to the city.
The construction site of the Memorial to the Victims of Communism in Ottawa was vandalized over the weekend.
China has warned its own citizens that travelling to Canada should be done with caution, mentioning that there are “frequent violent actions” taken by law enforcement, amid rising tensions between the two countries.
The Canadian Senate has been put on high alert after a letter was sent to senate offices the contents of which claimed that it was covered in coronavirus.
A federal government agency spent nearly $6,000 in taxpayer money on a bowling party and Valentine's Day candy.
Well, this week, TPM's Canada Explained examined why Ottawa is Canada's capital.
"Even as we protest and demonstrate in order to create a better world. We have to get that balance right ... It was the right choice," Trudeau said.
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