Ottawa

• Sask. First Nations leaders raise land rights, policing concerns at historic Ottawa meeting

  Federal government heard reasoning behind amending Indian status legislation and setting up First Nations policing from Saskatchewan chiefs.

  Canada

  Oct 26
  
• Dutch central bank moves billions in gold to U.K. from Ottawa, New York

  The Dutch bank owns 612.4 metric tons (675 tons) of gold that was worth 72.2 billion euros (about $83.6 billion) at the end of 2025.

  Trending

  Sep 3
  
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• Ottawa eyes Labour Code conflict intervention changes, minister says

  Hajdu's department launched broad consultations with employers, unions and other stakeholders this spring about changes they'd like to see to the Canada Labour Code.

  Canada

  Jul 3
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• Murder-suicide investigation underway in Ottawa after 2 children found dead

  Police said the investigation is complex and involves multiple scenes in eastern Ontario.

  Crime

  Jun 29
• Supreme Court to hear challenge of law allowing Ontario Place redevelopment

  The Supreme Court of Canada will hear an appeal from a coalition challenging the constitutionality of legislation that opens the door to major changes at Ontario Place.

  Canada

  Jan 8
• Ottawa propose fines of up to $1M for violating foreign influence registry rules

  The federal government is proposing up to $1 million fines for individuals and organizations that fail to disclose foreign influence.

  Canada

  Jan 3
• Ottawa moves forward in bid to buy private landfill amid province-wide shortage

  Ottawa is moving ahead with a bid to buy a privately owned, provincially approved landfill as Ontario faces a waste-capacity crunch, despite strong community opposition.

  Politics

  Nov 27, 2025
• Child struck after car failed to stop for school bus in Ottawa Valley

  A 10-year-old child was struck in Ottawa Valley after an oncoming car failed to stop for their school bus. The Quebec driver was charged under the highway traffic act.

  Canada

  Nov 26, 2025
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• Family of Ottawa mass murder victims calls on immigration department for help

  The surviving father of an Ottawa mass stabbing victim says his family is struggling with stalled immigration cases, pleading for federal help nearly a year after the tragedy.

  Crime

  Nov 7, 2025
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• Ottawa says it can provide $12M loan to keep northern Ontario paper mill open

  The federal government is offering a one-time $12M loan to help keep Kapuskasing’s paper mill open while the company develops a long-term pivot strategy.

  Canada

  Oct 17, 2025