It’s Thursday, August 20. Here are today’s top stories from the Ottawa Citizen newsroom
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Those who remain are scrambling to manage prolonged emergency department wait times, the workers say.
What began as a retired physician’s woodshop curiosity is giving local distillers a leg up against imported bourbon barrels.
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Residents and local business owners say its proposed 1,505 residential units could overwhelm nearby streets and lots with overflow parking.
On Aug. 26, city council will consider a proposal that also allows six city-owned recreation centres to offer or lease parking spots.
The Toronto-based solo dance artist was born in Ottawa but hasn’t performed here since 2019. That changes on Friday, when he brings his show to Club SAW.
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