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Osgoode sculptor brings garden magic to New Brunswick contest

OSGOODE - Gary Briggs is one of 21 finalists selected across Canada to submit their sculptures to a national contest in New Brunswick.

News | Jan 27

Tony Hendriks urges others to give blood

PERTH- Tony Hendriks is battling leukemia

News | Jan 27

Tractor trailer accident in east end

OTTAWA EAST - There was a collision on Jan. 27 involving a...

Local | Jan 27

Man shot on Woodfield Drive

NEPEAN - A man was shot in the leg on Woodfield Drive on...

News | Jan 27

City to launch rent relief to help people...

OTTAWA - A program to supplement struggling peoples’ rent is...

News | Jan 26 |  Recommended 3

OSGOODE - Mayor Jim Watson said he can die happy now that he...

News | Jan 25 |  Recommended 1

OTTAWA - Following the outrage that ensued after OC Transpo...

Local | Jan 25

BARRHAVEN - The death of a student in a shop class explosion...

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Rekindling his artistic fire

Rekindling his artistic fire

RENFREW – Jack Stekelenburg’s work is profiled at the Patrick John Mills Contemporary...

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ejackson | Jan 11

Capital bride: Tying the knot in the Ottawa area

Capital bride: Tying the knot in the Ottawa area

Just married? Donate your dress to a bride in Kenya

A Sandy Hill resident is giving new life to wedding dresses in Kenya, and there are...

ejackson | Jan 04

Capital bride: Tying the knot in the Ottawa area

Wedding Palace bridal show kicks off show season

It’s only five months till wedding season, which means its officially bridal show...

ejackson | Dec 29

Capital bride: Tying the knot in the Ottawa area

Myth-busting the “one true dress” emotion

I've found my wedding dress, but the discovery didn't include the hand-flapping some...

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News | Jan 27

City making proactive ‘moves’ for pedestrians

City making proactive ‘moves’ for pedestrians

OTTAWA - Unlike many city initiatives, Downtown Moves isn’t looking to create the next “master” plan of anything to add to Ottawa’s overloaded shelf of planning documents.

News | Jan 27 |  Recommended 2

Residents worry dome will cancel path plans

Residents worry dome will cancel path plans

OLD OTTAWA EAST - Just months after approving a new plan for Old Ottawa East, community members are worried the city is forsaking its commitment to constructing the Rideau River nature trail in order...

News | Jan 27 |  

Youth lift veil on Muslim myths

Youth lift veil on Muslim myths

Jesus Christ is mentioned more times by name in The Holy Koran than is the name of the Prophet Mohammad.

News | Jan 27 |  Recommended 3

Cardinal Creek residents celebrate roundabout decision

Cardinal Creek residents celebrate roundabout decision

ORLEANS - A local community association celebrated the news that only two of the four proposed Trim Road roundabouts will be given the go-ahead.

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$50,000 for town’s first skateboard park

$50,000 for town’s first skateboard park

RENFREW – Renfrew’s first skateboard park shouldopen this spring with help from keen, fundraising youth in town.

Sports | Jan 25

Ravens look to take flight at Carleton

Ravens look to take flight at Carleton

OTTAWA SOUTH - The long anticipated revival of football at Carleton University now looks imminent.

Sports | Jan 25

Jr. Sens, Hawks game gets stuck in a rut

Jr. Sens, Hawks game gets stuck in a rut

RIDGEMONT - Baseball fans regularly deal with rain delays and postponements due to inclement weather – if the skies grow dark on a July afternoon, the game may very well get called off.

Website | Jan 24

Wolves hold on to fourth

Wolves hold on to fourth

Own final Valley Division playoff spot despite rough weekend.

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Local | Jan 23

Residents encouraged to attend workshop for 2 The Parkway

Residents encouraged to attend workshop for 2 The Parkway

BEAVERBROOK - A workshop will be held regarding the proposal to build a 16-storey highrise at 2 The Parkway in Beaverbrook on Tuesday, Jan. 24.

Local | Jan 23

Lorne Elliott to perform for pre-Valentine’s Day fundraiser for Ottawa hospice

Lorne Elliott to perform for pre-Valentine’s Day fundraiser for Ottawa hospice

KANATA/NEPEAN - Comedian Lorne Elliott will perform his show “The Upside of the Downturn” during a pre-Valentine’s Day fundraiser for Friends of Hospice Ottawa at Algonquin College on Feb. 4.

What's On | Jan 20

Neil Diamond show comes to Strathcona Legion

OTTAWA SOUTH - Good times have never seemed so good for this Neil Diamond impersonator.

Local | Jan 20

2012: the Year of the Dragon

2012: the Year of the Dragon

KANATA - The Kanata Chinese Seniors Support Club is celebrating the Chinese New Year on Jan. 29, with entertainment by local members of the Chinese community and a potluck lunch.

Opinion

Opinion | Jan 26

Sports connections, with or without hockey museum

RENFEW – A good Renfrew hockey museum could mean more tourists, as well as connections to this community’s own hockey history.

Columns | Jan 26

The persistent gender bias

Throughout the year, magazines and newspapers dedicate entire issues to the career achievements of women: the most influential women; the most powerful women; top women entrepreneurs.

Columns | Jan 26

Desperately betting against a casino in Toronto

All of us who live in and around Ottawa have only the fondest feelings for Toronto and want it to prosper and be recognized internationally for the exceptional city that it is.

Columns | Jan 25

Successful meeting with insurance representatives

KANATA SOUTH - Staff met with representatives from the insurance industry.

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KRISTY WALLACE | Jan 26

Alzheimer’s a ‘full-time job,’ says family member

OTTAWA WEST - Jeff Marier had no idea his mother, Mary, was showing the signs of...