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Ottawa Citizen
Ottawa, ON · English · Newspaper
A local newspaper covering news, politics, and community issues in Ottawa, Canada, with recent headlines including local government updates, sports, and community events.
- Top beat: Society
- Tracked since 2026
- 4 Ottawa, ON peers
Latest stories
- Federal government on pace to meet Carney public service reduction target, experts sayThe federal government is on track to meet its public service reduction target, with over 12,000 positions cut in the past year, according to experts.
- The city is treating ByWard Market businesses like an afterthought | OpinionLocal businesses in Ottawa's ByWard Market are criticizing the city for closing the area for construction around Canada Day without sufficient consultation, causing financial and operational concerns.
- News of the day: NCC approves disposal of seven federal properties in Confederation Heights; Senior Canadian Forces officer charged with sexual assault; Catholic school board reverses decision to cut bus attendantsNCC approves disposal of seven federal properties in Confederation Heights; Senior Canadian Forces officer charged with sexual assault; Catholic school board reverses decision to cut bus attendants.
- Teenaged boys charged in May 30 Mooney's Bay stabbing attackOttawa police have charged two teenaged boys with assault and weapon-related charges following a stabbing attack at Mooney's Bay Park on May 30 that hospitalized two people.
- Ottawa's best cornbread comes from its only Mexican bakeryOttawa's only Mexican bakery, Chiqui Bakery, is gaining attention for its traditional pastries and cornbread, owned by Jessica Pérez who left her corporate job to pursue baking.
- Third suspect arrested in Clarence-Rockland slayingThird suspect arrested in Clarence-Rockland slaying. Third suspect named in 2025 Clarence-Rockland homicide.
- Senior Canadian Forces officer in Ottawa charged with sexual assaultA senior Canadian Forces officer based in Ottawa has been charged with sexual assault, with a court hearing scheduled for July 15. The officer's lawyer claims he denies any criminal wrongdoing.
- Homes: New Urbandale models come with the personal touchUrbandale Construction has launched new townhome models at two locations, emphasizing energy efficiency and personalized living spaces for various buyer needs.
- Body of Ottawa man, 78, discovered in Gatineau River near CantleyBody of Ottawa man, 78, discovered in Gatineau River near Cantley. Police open probe into circumstances of death
- Ten intriguing players the Ottawa Senators could select 32nd overall at the NHL DraftThe Ottawa Senators are considering multiple players for their 32nd overall pick in the 2026 NHL Draft, focusing on prospects with potential to strengthen their roster.
- GlobalEye deal expected to cut procurement timetable for surveillance aircraftCanada's Liberal government announced a deal to acquire Saab's GlobalEye surveillance aircraft, significantly reducing the procurement timetable and bypassing a planned five-year analysis period. The aircraft, based on a Bombardier jet, will be built in Canada, with 40 units planned. NATO is also considering Saab and Bombardier to replace its older fleet.
- Art House Cafe was an odd choice for an AI club. But discussion is not wrong | Letters to the EditorThe Ottawa Citizen's Letters to the Editor include discussions about an AI club meeting at Art House Cafe, with some suggesting it was an unusual location. Other letters address local issues like housing, sports team decisions, and library funding.
- NCC approves disposal of seven federal properties in Confederation HeightsThe National Capital Commission has approved the disposal of seven federal properties in Confederation Heights, including heritage buildings, as part of a plan to redevelop the area into a mixed-use community with housing and greenspace.
- No criminal charges for OPP officer over man's arrest in Rockland, watchdog rulesOntario's police oversight agency has decided not to press criminal charges against an OPP officer who punched a man, causing a fractured orbital bone during an arrest in Rockland.
- Canadian soccer fans come away from Lansdowne watch party disappointedCanadian soccer fans were disappointed after their team lost 2-1 to Switzerland in a World Cup match, finishing second in Group B.