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Ottawa police are urging road users to take greater care after traffic deaths in 2026 surpassed the total for all of 2025. Ten serious collision investigations have been opened since September 9.
By Ottawa Voice Staff · 2 min read
Police have charged a 62-year-old Ottawa man who coached children’s soccer across the city. Investigators believe there may be additional victims or incidents in the Ottawa area.
By Ottawa Voice Staff · 2 min read
Police searched a business on Somerset Street West on Oct. 1 during an investigation into alleged illegal tobacco and nicotine sales. A 44-year-old Ottawa man faces two charges.
By Ottawa Voice Staff · 1 min read
Ottawa police say a loaded handgun was found in a youth's jacket pocket after a traffic stop near McCarthy Road and Paul Anka Drive led to arrests last week.
By Ottawa Voice Staff · 1 min read
CHEO is accepting applications until Oct. 16 for five community member seats on three of its board standing committees, with priority given to underrepresented communities.
By Ottawa Voice Staff · 2 min read
Lisa Travella-Murawsky, a St. Pius X High School graduate, has been named an Ottawa Catholic School Board Distinguished Catholic Alumni for her work expanding access to sport for roughly 180,000 girls and women in India.
By Ottawa Voice Staff · 2 min read
Ottawa police are appealing for witnesses after a motorcycle and a vehicle collided on Hunt Club Road near Bank Street, leaving a young motorcyclist fighting for his life.
By Ottawa Voice Staff · 1 min read
Ottawa Public Health has released details of Ontario's RSV prevention programs for the 2026-2027 season, covering older adults, high-risk infants and children, and pregnant people.
By Ottawa Voice Staff · 3 min read
A 42-year-old Ottawa man is in custody after two people were stabbed in the Rideau Street area in the early morning of Oct. 1. Police say the attack appears to have been random.
By Ottawa Voice Staff · 2 min read
Students across the Ottawa Catholic School Board heard from Residential School Survivors, Elders and artists during Truth and Reconciliation Week. From a Legacy of Hope exhibition at Notre Dame High School to orange hearts at St. Anne, the learning stretched across every grade.
By Ottawa Voice Staff · 2 min read
A summer program that brings Black-identifying Ottawa Catholic students together hit its highest registration yet this year, and the board is exploring turning it into an accredited course.
By Ottawa Voice Staff · 2 min read
Ottawa police are asking for the public's help identifying a male suspect who robbed a business in Kanata's 700 block of March Road on September 12.
By Ottawa Voice Staff · 1 min read