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It’s Thursday, August 13. Here are today’s top stories from the Ottawa Citizen newsroom
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Hundreds of pages of court filings, all over a dirt road barely wide enough for a single car, unravel what constitutes “private property.”
They’re asking questions about whether City of Ottawa infrastructure can keep up with the wettest summer on record.
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Sens season seat members got an honest examination of the hockey club’s off-season on Wednesday, along with updates on LeBreton Flats, renovations at Canadian Tire Centre and the fan experience for 2026-27.
The Aug. 12 storm ravaged parts of the city that were still recovering from the Canada Day floods.
Alisha Kang, the former president of the Union of National Employee, has had her PSAC membership suspended for five years.
