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CityNews Ottawa is a local news outlet covering regional and national stories, including business updates, retail developments, Indigenous issues, and entertainment news. It also reports on political events and sports.
- Top beat: Politics
- Tracked since 2026
- 4 Ottawa, ON peers
Latest stories
- Apple increases prices for Macs and iPads, blaming a shortage of memory chipsApple raised prices for Macs and iPads, citing a memory chip shortage driven by the AI boom, with some models seeing price increases of up to $200.
- Great Dane turning heads in Ottawa with his ‘doggles’A Great Dane named Baz is becoming a local favorite in Ottawa for wearing dog-goggles and sticking his head out a sunroof while driving, with his owner noting the behavior started when he was 9 or 10 months old.
- Carney says six upcoming byelections will likely be spread outPrime Minister Mark Carney indicated that six upcoming Canadian byelections will probably be spread out rather than held simultaneously, considering factors like the Quebec provincial election. Several MPs have resigned or plan to resign, leading to the need for these byelections.
- 2 teens facing charges in connection with stabbing at Mooney’s Bay ParkTwo teenagers were charged with assault following a stabbing incident at Mooney’s Bay Park, where a teen was critically injured.
- Some airlines reduce fuel surcharges as oil falls, while others hold steadyCanadian airlines adjust fuel surcharges as oil prices decline, with some reducing fees and others maintaining current rates.
- No survivors after firefighting plane with 3 on board crashes in N.W.T.A plane fighting wildfires crashed in the Northwest Territories with three people on board, according to RCMP.
- PM Carney to share plans to ‘restore’ 24 Sussex on FridayPrime Minister Mark Carney will share plans for the future of 24 Sussex on Friday, a building that has been vacant since 2015 and costs taxpayers tens of thousands annually to maintain.
- Carney says new Canadians told to surrender citizenship documents deserve answersPrime Minister Mark Carney and Immigration Minister Lena Diab addressed concerns about Canadians being told to surrender citizenship documents, promising investigations and explanations.
- Police lay another first-degree murder charge in case of Clarence-Rockland manPolice have charged a third person with first-degree murder in the case of Robert Prevost, whose body was found in the Ottawa River. The three accused face charges including conspiracy to commit murder.
- Carney says he and Trump discussed defence priorities, Arctic ahead of NATO summitPrime Minister Mark Carney discussed Arctic protection and NATO priorities with U.S. President Donald Trump ahead of the NATO summit, describing the conversation as 'constructive' on various international issues.
- Canada prepares to send aid to those hit by Venezuelan earthquakesCanada prepares to send humanitarian aid to Venezuela following catastrophic earthquakes, with Prime Minister Mark Carney expressing condolences and Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand stating Canada will contribute to humanitarian efforts.
- Canada now eligible to take part in Eurovision song contestCanada is now eligible to participate in the Eurovision song contest after CBC/Radio-Canada became a full member of the European Broadcasting Union, granting access to EBU networks and news exchanges.
- Harvey Weinstein’s New York rape charge dropped after accuser says she can’t endure a fourth trialHarvey Weinstein avoided a fourth trial on a New York rape charge after his accuser said she couldn't endure testifying again, leading prosecutors to drop the case. The movie mogul remains in prison on other convictions.
- Prosecutors to drop Harvey Weinstein’s unresolved rape charge; his other convictions standProsecutors have decided to drop Harvey Weinstein's unresolved rape charge in New York, while his other convictions remain intact. The charge, related to an alleged 2013 incident with Jessica Mann, had been unresolved due to legal setbacks. Weinstein is still incarcerated for other sexual offenses.
- David Clayton-Thomas, Canadian singer of Blood, Sweat & Tears, dies at 84David Clayton-Thomas, the Canadian singer known for his work with Blood, Sweat & Tears, has died at 84. He was a key member of the band that achieved chart-topping success in the late 1960s. A memorial concert will be held to honor his life and support a charity he cared about.