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PC Party, Liberals both promise to upload Ottawa LRT if they win Ontario election

The Ontario government will upload responsibility of Ottawa’s light-rail transit network to the province, the Progressive Conservative Party and Liberal Party are promising.

Ottawa business says customer cancelled a $25,000 order because of potential tariffs

Italian rental car costs Ottawa woman 4x agreed price

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City of Ottawa looks to ‘support the purchase of local, Canadian’ goods and services

City of Gatineau, Que. establishing committee to respond to U.S. tariff threat

Charter bus slides off Hwy. 401 in eastern Ontario, no injuries reported

Dunrobin Distilleries announces price reduction on its spirits

Two shot dead following attempted home invasion in South Glengarry

OPP appeal for tips in 20-year-old Barry’s Bay hit-and-run case

Two charged in Bancroft, Ont. drug bust

Worker dies after falling from construction site in Barrhaven

Cold temperatures return to Ottawa, with the wind chill making it feel like -17 today

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Canada to appoint a ‘Fentanyl Czar’ and bolster border as Trudeau and Trump reach deal to delay tariffs

Ontario pausing retaliatory measures after tariffs postponed, Doug Ford says

Top travel trends for 2025: what’s shaping the future of travel?

The world of travel is constantly evolving, adapting to new trends, technologies, and traveller preferences. Whether it’s seeking adrenaline-pumping activities, exploring new destinations, or opting for stress-free travel experiences, 2025 promises an exciting array of travel opportunities.

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What will the ‘fentanyl czar’ do? And other details of Canada’s new Trump-tied border measures

Canada’s new 'fentanyl czar' will work with Canadian and U.S. officials to help halt the flow of illegal drugs across the northern border, Public Safety Minister David McGuinty says.