Lifestyle
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No firm date for LRT completion after year-long delay
There is still no firm date for the completion of the $2.1-billion Confederation Line, which has been delayed by more than ... -
City of Ottawa believes it will have keys to LRT before Canada Day
The Rideau Transit Group has still not provided a completion date for Phase 1 of light rail transit in Ottawa, but ... -
Open for business: First month a success at brewery
Melody Gentry eases into a high-back bar stool and bellies up to the bar. In between sips of water, she writes ... -
BEYOND THE LISTING: 1920s era home also a monument to Ottawa history
The home at 800 Evans St., Ottawa, was built for Ben Boyce, son of legendary Ottawa businessman W.D. Boyce, best known ... -
Uproar in Ontario over autism changes sparks national call for federal action
Ontario is not the only province where children and adults with autism are struggling for support, says a national alliance that ... -
Going out best bets, April 4 to 11
Comedy The Just For Laughs Road Show pulls into Meridian’s Centrepointe Theatre on Tuesday, showcasing some of the best stand-up performers ... -
Israeli president travels to Niagara, Ottawa, Toronto on state visit
OTTAWA — The president of Israel was in Ottawa on Monday, meeting Prime Minister Justin Trudeau before laying a wreath at ... -
Scones from Ottawa’s past
A new exhibition called Morsels of Memory brings together food-related stories and artifacts from Watson’s Mill, the Goulbourn Museum and the Diefenbunker. ... -
Left bruised and broken: 88% of Ottawa and area long-term care RPNs and PSWs experience violence
OTTAWA, April 2, 2019 /CNW/ – Two new reports are being released concurrently that expose the high level of violence, abuse and ... -
‘It has made me a better person’: What it’s like to raise a child with autism
Miles Clayton was two years old when his mom, Christine, started to notice subtle behavioural differences between him and his twin ...
