Author: MAK Gojar

Ottawa’s transit boss says he feels “very comfortable” with OC Transpo’s ability to handle an anticipated influx of traffic this fall, driven largely by the latest federal return-to-office mandate. Read MoreOttawa city council unanimously passed a 48-point transit plan ahead of an anticipated increase in traffic this fall.  Public Service, OC Transpo, Ottawa Sun, Realtime, return to office Ottawa’s transit boss says he feels “very comfortable” with OC Transpo’s ability to handle an anticipated influx of traffic this fall, driven largely by the latest federal return-to-office mandate. Read More 

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TORONTO — Ontario’s colleges and universities ministry has disqualified students at five private career colleges from receiving student assistance loans this coming year, after raising concerns with some of the schools’ course enrolment practices. The move comes as career college students across the province are barred from accessing grants through the Ontario Student Assistance Program, part of a financial aid overhaul by the provincial government that also involves sharply reducing the amount of grants students at universities and publicly funded colleges can receive. When Premier Doug Ford’s government made the announcement earlier this year, increasing funding to post-secondary institutions by…

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Finally, someone has shed light on what is happening with the entire dilapidated and boarded-up block on Bank Street between Lisgar and Nepean. Thank you for this in-depth investigative journalism. A similar story (minus the tenants) could be told about the block kitty corner to it at Bank and Lisgar, which has been vacant for years, or the huge parcel of land down the way at O’Connor and Gilmour, or the vacant lot behind Staples or the still wretched Somerset house at Somerset and Bank. Read MoreThe Ottawa Citizen’s letters to the editor for Thursday, July 16, 2026  Opinion, Letters Finally, someone…

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It’s rare to find retailers, residents, property owners and a city councillor agreeing on much when it comes to the ByWard Market. Yet after speaking with people in the area in recent weeks, I keep hearing a similar complaint: they don’t have a meaningful voice in decisions shaping the Market’s future. Read MoreBruce Deachman: According to many ByWard Market stakeholders, the group implementing changes in the area needs to consult them more.  Opinion, Columnists, Local News, News, Fixing ByWard, Ottawa Sun It’s rare to find retailers, residents, property owners and a city councillor agreeing on much when it comes to the ByWard…

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Re: Quebec town officially recognizes trees as sentient living beings with their own rights, online, June 22 Read MoreThursday, July 16: Here are today’s Ottawa Sun letters to the editor.  Letters, letters, opinion, Ottawa Sun Re: Quebec town officially recognizes trees as sentient living beings with their own rights, online, June 22 Read More 

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Trump has long pushed debunked conspiracy theories to claim that his 2020 election loss was fraudulent. ​Trump has long pushed debunked conspiracy theories to claim that his 2020 election loss was fraudulent.  Politics Trump has long pushed debunked conspiracy theories to claim that his 2020 election loss was fraudulent. 

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Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth says troops will be tested annually for testosterone levels. ​Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth says troops will be tested annually for testosterone levels.  Politics Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth says troops will be tested annually for testosterone levels. 

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Surveillance video captured a terrifying scene when the tree trimmers plummeted 45 feet. Two brothers, Isaac and Andrew Reyes, suffered serious injuries and are recovering in the hospital. ​Surveillance video captured a terrifying scene when the tree trimmers plummeted 45 feet. Two brothers, Isaac and Andrew Reyes, suffered serious injuries and are recovering in the hospital.  WNT Surveillance video captured a terrifying scene when the tree trimmers plummeted 45 feet. Two brothers, Isaac and Andrew Reyes, suffered serious injuries and are recovering in the hospital. 

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Deputies responded to reports of multiple people shot inside a Kroger outside Houston, Texas on Wednesday afternoon, the Harris County Precinct 4 Constable’s Office said. ​Deputies responded to reports of multiple people shot inside a Kroger outside Houston, Texas on Wednesday afternoon, the Harris County Precinct 4 Constable’s Office said.  US Deputies responded to reports of multiple people shot inside a Kroger outside Houston, Texas on Wednesday afternoon, the Harris County Precinct 4 Constable’s Office said. 

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A northern Minnesota county declared a state of emergency and an air quality alert was issued on Tuesday due to wildfires raging across northern Minnesota and Canada. ​A northern Minnesota county declared a state of emergency and an air quality alert was issued on Tuesday due to wildfires raging across northern Minnesota and Canada.  US A northern Minnesota county declared a state of emergency and an air quality alert was issued on Tuesday due to wildfires raging across northern Minnesota and Canada. 

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A woman who helped save her husband after he was nearly pulled out of a plane window shares the terrifying ordeal. ​A woman who helped save her husband after he was nearly pulled out of a plane window shares the terrifying ordeal.  GMA A woman who helped save her husband after he was nearly pulled out of a plane window shares the terrifying ordeal. 

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Hanna Battah talks to Billy Blanks, a fitness personality who’s introducing a whole new audience to the workout which surged in popularity decades ago. ​Hanna Battah talks to Billy Blanks, a fitness personality who’s introducing a whole new audience to the workout which surged in popularity decades ago.  US Hanna Battah talks to Billy Blanks, a fitness personality who’s introducing a whole new audience to the workout which surged in popularity decades ago. 

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A Brampton man is facing a slew of charges in connection with an ongoing human trafficking investigation in the City of Vaughan. Earlier this month, detectives say they spotted a victim at a hotel in the area of Applewood Crescent and Portage Parkway who they believed to be a child in need of protection. Investigators later determined that the victim, who was under the age of 18, was being trafficked for sexual services. “The suspect had taken photographs of the victim and used them in online advertisements promoting sexual services,” York Regional Police wrote in a press release shared Tuesday. …

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Residents of a handful of communities in northwestern Ontario have been ordered to leave their homes due to nearby forest fires. Ontario Provincial Police said on social media that evacuation orders are in place for Armstrong, Lac La Croix First Nation, Collins First Nation, Whitesand First Nation and Lac des Mille Lacs First Nation. These communities are under mandatory evacuation orders and parts of several highways in the area are closed, police said. Highway 11 — between Highway 633 and Highway 623 — has since reopened. The fire is also threatening other communities in the area, including Rainy River District…

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