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The threat came in response to social media posts from a St. Mark staff member about the recent killing of conservative activist Charlie Kirk.

The on-and-off shutdowns that have disrupted travel on the O-Train's Line 1 all summer will continue until at least early fall, OC Transpo says.

Ottawa is one of six cities initially selected as sites for the development of 4,000 factory-built homes on federal land

Police officers will be at St. Mark High School on Monday after social media posts by a staff member about the Charlie Kirk shooting led to someone issuing a threat, the Ottawa Catholic School Board Says.

Ottawa Fire Services received multiple 911 calls at 3:33 p.m., with callers reporting that flames and smoke were visible from a property in the 2000 block of Bowen Street.

Prime Minister Mark Carney announced on Sunday the launch of Build Canada Homes, the federal government’s new agency that will oversee federal housing programs.

Kingston police were called to deal with a bear spray incident and other disruptions at the fair Saturday night. There were no serious injuries and the fair reopened Sunday.

Ontario Liberal Leader Bonnie Crombie is resigning as Ontario Liberal leader after a weak show of support at the party's annual general meeting. This comes after she had previously indicated she would stay on as leader.

The City of Ottawa had initially planned to start repairs to the Victorian-era building this January. That's now been pushed back to next year.

Two people suffered minor injuries after bear spray was reportedly fired into a crowd at the Kingston Memorial Centre grounds Saturday evening, police say.