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Tonya L. Hancock, 32, 665 Clark St., Marseilles, was arrested Thursday at Old Chicago Road near East Norris Drive on a La Salle County failure to appear warrant for driving under the influence of drugs.

An 83-year-old pedestrian hit this morning while crossing Ogilvie Road near Cadboro Road has died as a result of his injuries.

Ottawa police are investigating an early-morning blaze on Plante Drive near Hunt Club Road and the Airport Parkway that firefighters believe was an arson.

The City of Ottawa plans to spend $10 million this summer to make much-needed repairs to Hwy.

The residence at 17 Desloges Private, just off Montreal Road, was fully engulfed in flames when firefighters arrived.

A former Ottawa call girl, who bilked a disabled man out of more than $850,000, has been granted day parole after serving 16 months of her four-year prison sentence.

A 54-year-old woman was rescued this morning after spending the night trapped in a ravine in rural south Ottawa.

The City of Nanaimo and a number of business organizations are scrambling to access a limited amount of available government funding to deal with properties polluted with PCBs, asbestos, lead-based paints and other contaminants.

The arrival of hordes of comic-book fans to Ottawa's CE Centre on the weekend shouldn't pose any traffic or parking issues, according to officials with both the convention centre and the city.

A complex of five-storey condominiums planned for Baseline and Greenbank roads got a go-ahead from city council's planning committee Tuesday, seemingly bringing to an end a four-year battle over... There seems to be a popular attitude in the land that if the government is going to be involved in the gambling business, it should at least do a lousy ... (more)

The huge selection of golf tournament packages at Emerald Links suit the needs of all groups and budgets and are always a hit on the social side of things.

A group in England has restored the graves of two Ottawa airmen buried in their town's cemetery, months after contacting the Citizen in hopes of reaching relatives of the First World War pilots.

Jeremie W. Work, 24, of Mendota, was arrested Wednesday in the 500 block of Seneca Drive for criminal trespass to state supported property.

City staff had looked into a proposed bylaw that would place the cost of recovering the carts on retailers.

Police say a vehicle struck the horse while travelling through fog at about 80 km/h at Rideau Road and Bank Street.