3 hrs ago | CBC News
Pakenham residents upset about proposed firearm facility
Dozens of residents in rural Pakenham, part of Mississippi Mills, fear a proposed firearm training facility in the community could disturb the peace.
7 hrs ago | CBC News
Thousands push for rejection of Bill 14
The controversial bill outlines amendments to the province's Charter of the French Language, known as Bill 101, as well as modifications to the Quebec Charter of Human Rights and Freedoms.
8 hrs ago | The Times
Ottawa police are investigating an armed robbery that occurred Friday inside a home.
11 hrs ago | CBC News
Dellen Millard farm still under police watch
A floral memorial continues to grow for Ancaster, Ont., man Tim Bosma, left, at the Waterloo Region farm of Dellen Millard, who is charged with first-degree murder.
15 hrs ago | CBC News
Horwath says NDP will support Ontario Liberal budget
NDP Leader Andrea Horwath says her party will support the Liberal government's budget, but accountability measures need to be put in place.
20 hrs ago | CBC News
La Peche, Que., man drowns Monday
MRC des Collines regional police said the man was installing a water pump at the creek Monday afternoon when he noticed his dog on the other side of the water.
Searching for my nephew. Matthew David Delore Born Jan. 22, 1979 in Ottawa, ON. He lived with his birth father David for a while.
Driver dead after Regional Road 174 rollover
A 56-year-old man died after his vehicle rolled into a ditch and ended upside down in a ravine south of Regional Road 174 in Cumberland.
Border collies enlisted to keep geese from experimental farm
Canada geese have destroyed hundreds of thousands of dollars in research at the Central Experimental Farm in recent years, so much so that border collies have now been hired to keep the pesky birds away.
Flu shot for health workers urged by Ont. medical officer
There were more than 350 flu outbreaks, compared to about 100 the year before. That number comes even though most residents are vaccinated.
Harper government buys ads for program that doesn't yet exist
The Harper government is spending hundreds of thousands of dollars advertising a program that does not yet exist.
Man, 46, in critical condition after crash near Stittsville
A 46-year-old man was taken to hospital in critical condition Sunday after a two-vehicle crash outside of Stittsville, paramedics say.
Sen. Pamela Wallin, target of expense audit, latest to leave Conservative caucus
Senator Pamela Wallin, chair of the National Security and Defence committee, adjusts her glasses at the start of a meeting, Monday February 11, 2013 in Ottawa.
Man, 48, run over by forklift at Bank Street work site
A 48-year-old man tripped and was run over by a forklift at 6785 Bank St. Saturday afternoon.
PMstudy Launches 4-day Weekend Classroom Courses for PMP Certification Training
PMstudy, a brand of VMEdu, Inc., a Project Management Institute approved global Registered Education Provider , specializing in providing project management training and preparing students for the PMP Certification exam, launches 4-day weekend classroom courses for PMP exam prep in several cities in US and Canada.
Fallen rugby player remembered at tournament
A teenaged rugby player who passed away on Sunday is being honoured at a local tournament this weekend, with organizers hoping they can educate players about safety.
Bike Night Kicks Off Summer In Downtown Erie
Friday marked the first of four Bike Nights in downtown Erie, and everybody was ready to get their bike out and shake off those winter blues.
Gatineau officer shot her own leg, police say
Gatineau police say a police officer shot herself in the leg by accident while breaking up a bush party last weekend.