It’s Monday, Aug. 31. Here are today’s top stories from the Ottawa Citizen newsroom:
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A former public service executive says that frustration with return to office isn’t a sign of weak commitment.
Emergency services said no train passengers were injured in Sunday’s collision.
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The conference in British Columbia comes as U.S.-Canada relations continue to worsen.
The federal procurement watchdog recommended Public Services and Procurement Canada pay damages to four complainants for lost work after the department violated contracts with freelance interpreters.
The legendary Prescott is up for sale in Little Italy, but some descendants of its original owners aren’t mourning a potential loss.
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