Ottawa police are seeking public assistance to identify a man of interest in connection with a suspicious fire late last year ...

Tacos in Ottawa run the gamut from forgettable, lowest-common-denominator renditions to the sublime birria tacos at Aztec ...

Chants, cheers and claps accompanied returning MPP Lucille Collard as she walked across the stage a second time after victory in Ottawa-Vanier, a riding that has belonged to the Liberal party ...

Residents across the Ottawa area went to the polls for the 2025 Ontario election to elect a winning party and Members of the Provincial Parliament (MPP).

With 104 of 104 polls reporting, incumbent Lucille Collard, of the Liberal Party of Ontario, is projected to be re-elected in Ottawa-Vanier. Collard has 21,164 of 41,049 (51.56%) votes cast.

“The Greens lost support this election and I think our support went to the Liberals due to fear,” said Christian Proulx, the Green Party candidate for Ottawa-Vanier. “Fear of Trump and fear of Ford.” ...

Ottawa-Vanier has been Liberal since 1971 and is projected to stay that way after Lucille Collard's latest electoral win. The riding connects Centretown east to the Greenbelt — specifically ...

Around 50 people are without vehicles after a parking garage partially collapsed in the downtown core of Ottawa early Wednesday morning, Ottawa Fire Services says. The firefighters said an alert ...

Ottawa-Vanier is a provincial riding located in Ottawa. This riding is currently represented by Ontario Liberal Party MPP Lucille Collard who first took office in 2020. Collard collected 16,132 votes, ...

The federal government has announced the removal of half its exceptions in the Canadian Free Trade Agreement (CFTA) in an effort to improve interprovincial trade, according to a release issued on ...

"And [we're] really telling them, like, politics matters." Members from the student club are also a part of local campaigns, including Myriam Djilane's — the NDP candidate for the Ottawa-Vanier riding ...

A teacher who submitted a brief on behalf of a larger group of faculty and students, containing their views of the situation at Vanier to a parliamentary committee in Ottawa, says some involved ...