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When Dee Legault and her husband opened their antique store in Old Ottawa South 30 years ago, the market was booming. → Read More
Marc Cashman was lying on his bed watching television last May when his chest suddenly felt compressed. He began sweating profusely. His breathing became heavy. Then he felt his left arm go numb. → Read More
Ottawa firefighters received an unpleasant surprise Friday afternoon after fireworks began exploding at the site of a mobile home fire in North Gower. Firefighters were called to lot on Mackey Road at around 1 p.m. → Read More
A 15-year-old Ottawa youth was charged Friday with two counts of possession of child pornography. → Read More
Ottawa’s annual March for Life draws thousands of people who hold passionate beliefs on what the rights to unborn life should be. → Read More
Ottawa police are investigating an alleged sexual assault after a woman said she was grabbed by an unknown man at Hiawatha Park in Orléans on Saturday. Police said the woman was approached by the man near Hiawatha Park Road at around 2 a.m. → Read More
Ottawa police are reminding residents to make sure their locks are secure from thieves this spring. → Read More
Canadian country music star Kira Isabella will perform a live concert — for free — in Nepean on May 17. The event will start at 7 p.m. at Montana’s Restaurant at 1711 Merivale Rd. → Read More
A construction worker suffered “significant lacerations” to his leg Monday after he fell six feet from a construction site and caught his leg on a piece of steel reinforcement bar. → Read More
Residents in Old Ottawa East say they are are still in shock after vandals rampaged through the neighbourhood early Sunday morning. → Read More
For Ottawa architect Steven Dwyer, being generous was simply “part his belief system.” Dwyer was a blood donor, and regularly gave money to the food bank and the National Arts Centre. → Read More
Ottawa police say a body was found inside a burning car Wednesday morning near Carp. Ottawa fire spokeswoman Danielle Cardinal said they received a call to the scene on Carp Road at 12:48 p.m., but would not give further information. → Read More
When he threatened to kill her, her husband was standing in the kitchen holding a knife. The young woman fled, desperately climbing onto the roof of her Toronto home, looking for an escape. → Read More
Ottawa fire Chief Gerry Pingitore has seen numerous progressive changes to the fire service over the past 40 years. Now, at the end of his career, he’s proud to say he’s helped push many of them forward. → Read More
The Ottawa police are seeking the public’s assistance in the hunt for Philippe Mallet, 24, of Ottawa. Mallet is wanted as a sixth suspect after another five men were arrested following a guns and gangs takedown on April 13. → Read More
Ontario Provincial Police have charged a man after a commercial break and enter in April at Cassidy’s Transfer and Storage in Pembroke. → Read More
Ottawa police have issued a new appeal for assistance in the search for Nicole Lenz, 43, who was last seen in the Merivale and Carling area in February. → Read More
In the 19th century, French writer Marcel Proust popularized a game now known as the Proust Questionnaire. The game involves answering a list of existential questions with the aim of revealing one’s true nature. → Read More
Ontario Provincial Police need help locating man wanted on a Canada-wide warrant for breaching his parole. Sunday Muwat, 26, is black, has black hair and brown eyes, stands six feet, three inches tall, and weighs 170 pounds. → Read More
Every time Julie Booker uses her wig stand, she’s reminded of her mother, who battled cancer 40 years ago. Booker, a cancer survivor herself, received her handcrafted wig stand while undergoing chemotherapy several years back. → Read More