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Bullish on bullion: Trade war anxiety driving Canadians to gobble up gold
"When we see fear in the market, we see people go to safe havens," one gold dealer says.
Safer supply clinic's move to Chinatown worries community
Neighbouring residents and businesses say the arrival of Northwood Recovery on Somerset Street W. has brought an upsurge in open drug use and dealing to their doorsteps.
City pulling plug on newcomer reception centres
Citing a decrease in demand from newcomers in the shelter system, the City of Ottawa is cancelling plans to set up tent-like reception centres to house asylum seekers.
Trump's tariff see-saw dizzies Kanata's tech sector
Ottawa’s tech sector is caught in the whirlwind of U.S. President Donald Trump’s on-again-off-again tariffs, with some companies weighing whether tariffs will force them to move operations south of the border.
Council moving to hold byelection to fill vacant Osgoode seat
A byelection is expected in June to replace George Darouze, who is heading to Queen's Park as the MPP for Carleton.
Cornwall businesses contend with fractured cross-border ties
A day into the Trump administration's sweeping tariffs on Canadian goods, businesses in the city of Cornwall, Ont., are struggling to maintain ties with their cross-border neighbours.
Mayor sees post-election opportunity for Ottawa despite its PC showing
With Ottawa voters sending just two Progressive Conservative MPPs to Queen's Park, Mayor Mark Sutcliffe isn't stressing about the city having fewer voices in government.
Citing Elon Musk, city councillor wants Ottawa to suspend its X accounts
Ottawa Coun. Laura Dudas says Elon Musk and X no longer uphold the values of “transparency, impartiality, respect and accountability,” which she views as core values for the city.
Towering snowbanks make pricey parking permits useless, resident says
Calum Elliot paid the city $189 to park on his street this month, but the snowbanks are so formidable that he has to pay again to park elsewhere.
Federal government pledges sixth bridge over Ottawa River by 2034
Gatineau MP says project would get heavy trucks out of downtown Ottawa, but critics call it a "political ploy."