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Today's Mood: Thoughtful
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🧡 Today, we honour and learn from these truths, and remember the children who never came home.
We continue advancing reconcilitation by building a justice system that respects Indigenous rights, addresses systemic barriers, and supports safety and fairness.
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Wednesday is National Day for Truth and Reconciliation in Canada, and Ottawans are marking the day in a number of ways. [...]
The Ottawa Senators have named Thomas Chabot as captain for the 2026-27 season, which begins later this week. [...]
Sept. 30 — which falls this coming Wednesday this year — is an annual federal holiday in Canada to recognize the damage caused by the residential school system, honour survivors [...]
First Ottawa city council voted to rename Trump Avenue, then one of its street signs went missing. Now Ottawa police say they're investigating not only the disappearance, but the sign's [...]
Six people are lining up to challenge Matthew Luloff for the Orléans East-Cumberland seat he has held for two terms. [...]
Halton Indigenous advocate Jody Harbour says a months-long murder trial in Milton, Ont., shone a light on "the continuing crisis of Indigenous child welfare in Ontario." The co-founder of Grandmother's [...]
Less than a week out from Quebec's provincial election, chiefs and Indigenous leaders say issues affecting their communities have taken a back seat on the campaign trail. [...]
Some voters say they're getting campaign emails from Mark Sutcliffe despite never signing up for them, but Sutcliffe's team says nothing's amiss. [...]
Ottawa police say they are looking for new ways to monitor and prevent non-work-related internal database searches after some officers were sanctioned for accessing confidential information for personal reasons. [...]
Élections Québec says 23.6 per cent of voters participated in advance polling, including polls on school campuses and retirement homes. [...]
An Algonquin community in Quebec is accusing the Crown and private sector proponent of giving up on a first-of-its-kind, court-ordered consultation process aimed at securing the community's consent for a [...]
Amid police concerns over what they say is an increase in diverted prescribed opioids, some doctors are also calling for stronger rules around safer-supply prescribing. "What we have now is [...]
Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) say one person has died and two others were taken to hospital with serious injuries after a two-vehicle collision on Highway 7 in the Township of [...]
Transit reliability is an issue that's high on the mind of voters — and it comes down to much more than predictable traffic patterns, with transit agencies in Ottawa and [...]
Ottawa's police chief is investigating the conduct of two officers who attended the scene of a fatal single-vehicle collision in the city's south end earlier this year, but failed to [...]
The opening ceremonies for Ottawa's 200th anniversary kicked off with town crier Daniel Richer ringing his bell and delivering his proclamation to mark the historic day. The CBC's Nathan Fung [...]
Some Outaouais residents cast their ballots this weekend ahead of the Oct. 5 Quebec election. CBC and Radio-Canada spoke to people voting in the Hull and Pontiac ridings. [...]
Alexander Fysh recalls the days he'd wear his Ottawa Titans gear in public — gear he designed for the team — and almost no one would recognize it. Those days [...]
CBC’s Hockey Night in Canada is returning for a 90th season this fall after all. But instead of six-plus months of NHL action, the longest-running sports program in the world [...]