Highlights

The Ottawa Police Service is waiting to launch a Professional Standard Section investigation involving Matt Skof, but it is waiting for an OPP criminal investigation to wrap up.

The closure starts the evening of July 2 and goes until the morning of July 6.

Following the war in Vietnam, Ottawa's mayor stepped up to suggest that the city could take on thousands of refugees, which ultimately spurred the rest of the country to welcome tens of thousands more immigrants than it had planned to.

Water rescue teams started searching for a person after word that a passenger on a boat who went overboard, Sunday evening.

Ottawa is now considered a "hyperendemic area" meaning simply that there are a lot of ticks and their infection rates are fairly high.

The private consortium behind Ottawa's problem-plagued Confederation Line tells the city it needs more time to fix what's wrong.

Bridgehead coffee has issued a public statement, apologizing for how it originally handled and responded to the death of Abirahman Abdi. The lengthy apology was posted to the Ottawa company’s Instagram page Thursday in five parts.

Air travel is not going to be the same again — here's how the Ottawa airport and others are adapting.

Just after midnight the fire service says it was alerted by Ottawa police about a vehicle having driven into the river.

The plan, drafted by Coun. Mathieu Fleury, focuses on establishing a vision for the tourist hub while also providing “guiding principals, a functional plan and conceptual design concepts” to make it happen.