An internal video that was never meant for the public has thrown a hard light on a problem inside the Ottawa Police Service — and Chief Eric Stubbs isn’t softening it. In a roughly seven-minute message sent to all members of the force in May, Stubbs laid out a pattern of behaviour he says has been happening far too often: …
Oxfam Canada staff, represented by CUPE Local 2722, are on strike after months of bargaining failed to deliver an agreement workers say would treat them fairly. The union says management would not move far enough on wages, equity, and key protections for staff who need support the most. The dispute is about more than pay. According to the union’s May …
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Thinking about moving to Canada? Or wondering if your current city is really worth the cost? New 2026 data from Numbeo’s Quality of Life Index has ranked Canadian cities based on what actually affects daily life — and the winner is not Toronto or Vancouver. Here’s a clear breakdown of Canada’s top cities for quality of life in 2026, what …
Ottawa’s getting a quick taste of winter—emphasis on quick. Environment Canada says Wednesday starts wet with 5–10 mm of rain and a high near 6°C. As temps slide to 0°C tonight, that rain could flip to flurries, but it’s a light, hit-or-miss chance (about 30%). What’s next: Thursday: Cloudy with a 70% chance of rain or snow, high around 6°C. …
Big change alert: Ontario is repealing automated speed enforcement (ASE) cameras under Bill 56 – Building a More Competitive Economy Act, 2025, effective November 14, 2025. If you’ve been flashed before that date, your ticket still stands—fines will be processed and must be paid even if they arrive after the repeal. What stays and what goes: ASE cameras: Gone after …
Big change alert for Ottawa households: starting Thursday, January 1, 2026, your blue and black bin recycling won’t be handled by the City anymore. The province is shifting responsibility to the companies that make paper and packaging. Translation: producers are now on the hook for collecting and processing your recycling, and Circular Materials will run the show in Ottawa on …
Ukraine’s president, Volodymyr Zelenskyy, has approved a contentious bill that critics say will weaken the country’s fight against corruption. The bill’s passage into law has triggered the first serious protests against his government. What are the protests about? Ukraine’s parliament, the Verkhovna Rada, voted to bring two independent agencies – the national anti-corruption bureau (Nabu) and the specialised anti-corruption prosecutor’s …
If you’ve ever dreamed of escaping to a tropical paradise without leaving the Ottawa area, your wish is about to come true. A massive new indoor water park is opening near Ottawa, promising endless fun, relaxation, and excitement for families, thrill-seekers, and anyone craving a splash of summer—no matter the season. What Makes This Water Park a Must-Visit? Why Locals …
