FULL LOCAL: Breaking Ottawa News

The City of Ottawa has a new tool to measure and map out the city's roadways, intended to make city planning and design easier. CBC's Robyn Miller rides along with the city's Geospatial Analytics, Technology and Solutions (GATS) branch.

Efforts are underway to officially designate the Beaverbrook neighbourhood in Kanata North a "heritage conservation district," a process which has been in discussion since 2014.

A man in his early 20s is dead after a boating incident on Weslemkoon Lake in the Township of Addington Highlands, Ont., as provincial police warn of a "large number of marine incidents" over the weekend.

A man is unresponsive after his body was pulled from a lake near Otter Lake, Que., on Sunday afternoon, according to Quebec provincial police.

Environment Canada issued a severe thunderstorm warning for Ottawa and other eastern Ontario communities, and a severe thunderstorm watch for the rest of eastern Ontario and parts of western Quebec.

Ontario's infrastructure critic Catherine McKenney says they're planning on proposing a maximum heat law when Queen's Park returns in the fall. Currently, landlords don't have to provide air conditioning or allow their tenants to bring […]

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Police said they aimed to address concerns and questions from residents at a town hall that nearly filled the Quadeville Community Centre.

Farmers who were worried their land would be expropriated to expand the Casselman Water Treatment Plant are relieved now the project has been changed.

More than 100 people attended a vigil outside city hall on Friday evening, calling for safer roads in Ottawa after a pedestrian was killed at a nearby intersection earlier in the week.