There will be seven candidates on the ballot for the Gatineau mayoral byelection in June. Read More ..read more

GRAND CAYMAN — As we toured Queen Elizabeth II Botanic Park on a perfect January morning, our guide Hal Miller shared revelation after revelation. Read More ..read more

Pedestrians and cyclists using the new Chief William Commanda Bridge will experience some temporary frustration next week as part of an effort to improve overall access and safety. Read More ..read more

If, in the last year, you looked at all three of Canada’s major federal party leaders and said, "none of the above, please," you’d be far from alone. In an admirable bit of trawling through 50 years of public opinion data, recent analysis from the Angus Reid Institute shows it’s not just a feeling. One very long trend line indicates Canadians have never been as critical of all three major federal party leaders at the same time as they are now. Read More ..read more

It was supposed to be a time of celebration for Markland Campbell and his bandmates HalfSizeGiants. Read More ..read more

The Union of Family Physicians of Ontario (OUFP) is calling for the resignation of Ontario Health Minister Sylvia Jones after the Ministry of Health suggested recruitment and retention of doctors in Ontario is “not a major concern”. Read More ..read more

Ceremonies in Ottawa to mark Israel's Independence Day on May 14 are back on. Read More ..read more

Provincial police have released new details in connection with the suspected hit-and-run death of Steven Tate, 34, near Smiths Falls last November. Read More ..read more

Tartan Homes is shaking things up in Russell, a move that’s reflected in its recently unveiled model homes and a shift in the name of its community under construction in the charming town southeast of Ottawa.  Read More ..read more

Q  I am so excited to have found something in my cutlery drawer that says ‘STERLING!!’ I had recently heard that it can be valuable these days. So here I am sharing my granny’s pickle fork, just for fun which was part of her trousseau when she arrived from Winnipeg by train to marry my grandfather, circa 1920. It is 12.7 cm long (five inches) and the name ‘WINNIPEG’ decorates the flat handle back. It is also stamped ‘BM Co.’ just above the tines. Thank you.  Read More ..read more