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Potter: Don’t spend Ottawa taxpayers’ money on Senators’ downtown arena

Mayor Mark Sutcliffe has recently launched a “Fairness for Ottawa” campaign to highlight the city’s growing fiscal crisis. Meanwhile, the […]

Anita Anand to take on Transport Canada in imminent cabinet shuffle

Treasury Board President Anita Anand is expected to take on the responsibilities of transport minister in a cabinet shuffle today,

Adam: Is Sutcliffe’s 2.9% tax hike right for Ottawa?

Ahead of budget 2025 deliberations, Mayor Mark Sutcliffe has warned about property tax increases, massive transit fare hikes and service cuts

MacDougall: Even the city of Ottawa may not be safe for the Liberals

When former Liberal leader Michael Ignatieff took his party to the polls in 2011, it didn’t end well. Or rather,

Today’s letters: What can Ukraine do with 80-year-old Canadian pistols?

Re: Canadian military Second World War pistols slated for destruction will instead be sent to Ukraine, Sept. 13. Read More

Naval supply ship budget increase of almost $1 billion blamed on problems encountered building vessels, extra labour costs

The difficulties encountered in building Canada’s new supply ships is behind much of the almost billion dollar jump in price

Prier: Remote work is key to modernizing the public service

The following was written in response to “Treasury Board will study public service productivity as ‘bumps in the road’ snag

PSAC employee takes union to human rights tribunal over remote work, discrimination

An employee working for the Public Service Alliance of Canada (PSAC) has filed a human rights complaint against the union,

‘I can’t even breathe’: Mother of shooting victim left in disbelief at her loss

At times, the words came slowly and softly through deep sobs. Read More

Ottawa Senators open camp with an eye towards playoff spot

It’s time for playoff payoff in the nation’s capital. Read More