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Perception of Ottawa as a "boring, conservative, - fat cat' city."
The City of Ottawa is updating its five-year economic development strategy after a recent study found the city has been weakened by professional and technical job losses and by a lack of infrastructure.
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Empire Theatre's new Orleans location on Innes Road.
A state-of-the-art, 10-screen movie complex has opened its doors to east-end moviegoers.
Ottawa woman whose car hit cyclist pleads guilty to driving while licence suspended
A 22-year-old woman who struck and injured a cyclist while her licence was suspended for driving drunk has pleaded guilty to driving while disqualified.
Homophobic remarks slam gay MPa s Christmas card
Canadian Liberal MP Scott Brison's 2009 Christmas card showing Brison and his partner Maxime St.
New building for Waano Centre will be 'jewel' on Montreal Road
A striking new building for the Wabano Centre for Aboriginal Health promises to invigorate Montreal Road, says John Baird, federal minister of transport and infrastructure.
A 22-year-old Ottawa man faces charges after a woman fought off an attempted car robbery.
Lowe's open first Ottawa store
OTTAWA a ' The giant American home renovation chain, Lowea TMs, has opened its first Ottawa store.
At least 70 vehicles are involved in chain reaction crashes which have closed a portion of Hwy.
Snowstorms slam parts of Canada
A woman makes her way through a park during a snowstorm expected to dump as much as 35 centimetres of snow on Montreal.
Ottawa police are estimating about 150 thousand dollars in damage after a garage fire on Mitch Owens Road just west of Anderson early this morning.
Ottawa tennis instructor pleads guilty to assaulting 11-year-old student
"I'm friends with benefits, aren't I," an Ottawa court heard Thursday an 65-year-old tennis instructor told an 11-year-old girl after he offered to swap her underwear for tennis shorts.
Man charged with two east-end armed robberies
OTTAWA a ' Ottawa police have charged a man in connection to the armed robbery of two convenience stores in the city's east end.
Homebuilding explodes in capital
Buyers line up Tuesday night for a chance at new condo units at 111 Richmond Rd.
Boards ID full-day kindergarten schools
School board officials have identified 33 local schools as candidates to host full-day kindergarten when the Ontario government begins implementing it next fall.
Updated: Teen arrested in dragging of woman during botched rip-off
A woman who was dragged by a car during a robbery doesn't remember what happened to her, but she's relieved one of the suspects has been arrested.
Ottawa's driver-testing centre to re-open (partly) Monday
Ottawa's driver-testing centre on Walkley Road is to be partially reopened on Monday, staffed by managers as the strike by DriveTest employees continues.
School boards release all-day list
The city's public and Catholic school boards have released their lists of candidate schools for all-day kindergarten next September.
Ottawa teen attends Ortona ceremony
An Ottawa-area student who now studies overseas says a cemetery service with veterans of war was one of the most "humbling" experiences of her life.