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Bylaw enforcement officers charged about 40 Ottawa stores, including popular new Asian food retailer T&T Supermarket, for opening on Remembrance Day morning.

NAV Canada has hired Mar Gard Builders Ltd. to construct a new 72,000-square-foot logistics centre off Limebank Road, near the airport, as it consolidates its Ottawa operations, an official says.

Prince Charles and his wife, Camilla, as well as Gov.-Gen. Michaelle Jean and Prime Minister Stephen Harper will join thousands of soldiers, veterans and ordinary Canadians at Remembrance Day ceremonies at the National War Memorial on Wednesday.

An Ottawa developer is asking the city to rezone a property in one of the city's traditional industrial areas, near the Innes Road and Highway 417 interchange, to accommodate a new eight-storey office building.

From the Greatest Generation to the latest generation, a burning candle offered as a gesture symbolizing the passing of the torch of remembrance.

One of the lead investigators in a deadly double shooting told a jury Wednesday that Ottawa police now have a new "modern" photo lineup policy in place.

Road construction crews started applying a new surface to Eighth Street between Main Street and the Creamery Bridge after beginning work on the road last Friday.

OTTAWA a ' Police have reopened Lester Road after a Jaguar and a Honda collided Monday afternoon.

City officials, concerned that not enough is being done to promote cycling, are recommending $16.7 million be spent in 2010 to upgrade the city's system.

Premier Dalton McGuinty wants some definitive answers on what the City of Ottawa feels it can afford in its proposed light rail transit system.

Two of the 20 worst roads in Ontario are in Ottawa. The annual Worst Roads list for 2009 from the Canadian Automobile Association and the Ontario Road Builders Association places Carling Avenue 7th and Riverside Drive 11th.

A new Asian grocery store opened its doors Wednesday. Hundreds of people lined up outside T&T Supermarket at Hunt Club and Riverside to check out the new store.

Some people outside the new store at 9 a.m. said they had been waiting two hours.

Donald Mongeon and his father Joe Martin. Photograph by: Chris Mikula, The Ottawa Citizen OTTAWA a ' Donald Mongeon's last moments were spent gasping for air on the bloodied floor of a prison cell.

The city will not extend the hours at its H1N1 vaccination clinics Tuesday despite being overrun by people on Monday, some of whom had to wait up to six hours for their flu shot.

Cops say the pair entered the station in the 2100 block of Montreal Rd. and demanded cash and cigarettes.

Carrie Charron and her children Maxine and Cedric, right, wait to be called as clinics for the H1N1 flu shots get underway at the Richelieu Vanier Community Centre on Monday afternoon Photograph by: Chris Mikula, The Ottawa Citizen City cuts off line at Kanata H1N1 vaccine clinic OTTAWA a ' After announcing the line for H1N1 vaccination at the ...

Councillor Peter Hume stands on the edge of his lawn and surveys the recycling bins that line the street of his leafy Alta Vista neighbourhood.

Hundreds of friend and family gathered at Good Shepherd Catholic Church in Blackburn Hamlet Friday for the funeral of Peter Kennedy, 50, who was killed Monday in a steam explosion in the Cliff Heating Plant.

A T&T Supermarket seen here in this January 23, 2007, file photo at the Promenade Centre in Thornhill, Ont.