Dr. Brian Nadler, the physician acquitted this week of first-degree murder and criminal negligencefor his role in the deaths of four patients under his care, is suing the hospital where he worked at the time of his arrest, accusing staff there of making an "abrupt, erroneous and defamatory decision to involve police."

Nearly two dozen seniors say they've had no choice but to leave their Ottawa homesafter their landlord unexpectedly asked themto pay hundreds, if not thousands of dollars morein monthly fees.

Ottawa soccer clubsare welcoming new provincial legislation that would require moveable nets to be secured but say more time needs to be spent educating kids on safety in the sport.

Like many who have fled the war-torn region of Gaza, Nisreen El-Khalidy arrived in Canada with no belongings and no money. She says she'sstruggling to get by because it's taken months to access any of the resources promised by the federal government to Palestinian newcomers: work permits, study permits and health coverage.

The Ottawa Fire Services captain in charge of the station where a firefighter allegedly choked and assaulted a non-binary crewmate failed to follow workplace policies following the incident, suggestedthe Crown attorney Friday.

Officers with the police force inCornwall, Ont., are now wearing body cameras while on duty, joining a growing number of police agencies in eastern Ontario but notOttawa.

City of Ottawa staff are recommendingthe purchase of the Mary Pitt Centre in Nepean, a property worth about$92million, for just a fraction of the cost.