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Marian Andrzejewski, a 77-year-old painter living in an Ottawa public housing unit, says he hasn't been so afraid since fleeing the Nazis in occupied Poland, where for five years as a boy he lived in the woods.

A 79-year-old man was taken to hospital with a broken hip and leg injuries after an accident on Frank Kenny Road in east-end Ottawa, Thursday evening.

James Boucher, the Outaouais man suspected of being an accomplice in the death of Tricia Boisvert in January, is in custody.

Months after Ottawa homicide detectives said they found Amy Paul's blood in the back seat of Jacques Rouschop's truck, they were trying to question another jailed man awaiting trial for two knifepoint rapes.

Ottawa police detectives investigating the Sept. 3 killing of sex-trade worker Amy Paul told a key suspect months ago that they found her blood in the back seat of his Ford pickup truck.

A career criminal the Ottawa police publicly linked to the Amy Paul homicide investigation days before Christmas has vowed to clear his name and has an alibi that puts him out of town, and on surveillance video, the night the sex-trade worker was killed.

A transgender woman arrested in Cornwall last month was housed with men at the Ottawa-Carleton Detention Centre before being transferred to the women's section, according to a group that advocates for women in the justice system.

On March 6, 2014 at approximately 4:16 p.m., members of the Mattawa Ontario Provincial Police received a call of a traffic complaint on Highway 17, Calvin Township.

The City of Ottawa is launching a campaign to nab school bus runners in the latest action to stop drivers from ignoring school bus crossing arms and flashing lights.

Family and friends of a 28-year-old stroke survivor in Ottawa are raising money to help her and her fiance get by while she works to recover.

Gallery member Ted Busby took the image on February 10, 2013, in Orleans, Ontario, along the Ottawa River, about 10 miles east of Canada's capital, Ottawa.

Swedish clothing retailer H&M coming to Place d'Orlans By Fred Sherwin Orlans Online First Target, and now H&M.

Danny Kresnyak/Special to Wawatay News The Omushkegowuk walkers were joined by Moose Cree members and leaders when they passed through Moosonee and Moose Factory on Jan. 14, 10 days after they began their walk to Ottawa.

The union for Ontario's prison guards wants the province to update policies regarding transgender prisoners after a woman with male anatomy was housed in the all-female section of the Ottawa-Carleton Detention Centre.

A group of First Nations people who have walked an average of 30 kilometres daily since early this year will bring their message to Parliament on Monday.

The first national Liberal biennial policy convention under Justin Trudeau's leadership ended with a bit of a whimper rather than a bang Sunday, as Mr. Trudeau barely made an appearance for the final hours and party officials moderating party resolution votes were left to say the final goodbyes on behalf of the party leadership.

Ottawa-Orlans Liberal nomination race shaping up to be a very 'high profile' affair By Fred Sherwin Orlans Online In the arena of party politics, riding nomination races don't normally receive much attention beyond a few headlines in the local community newspaper.

Retired lieutenant-general Andrew Leslie is poised to reveal that the Harper Conservatives tried to recruit him as a star candidate for their party before he became an adviser to Liberal leader Justin Trudeau.

The last time Jesse Logan saw his little brother and roommate was on Valentine's Day, when he scooped up a pile of gifts for his girlfriend and excitedly headed out the door.

The CRTC has released a follow-up to the Astral-BCE transaction, which includes key revisions to commitments promised by the phone giant as part of a benefits package associated with a revised, and ultimately successful, bid by the Bell Media parent to acquire Astral Media for $3.4 billion.