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By Théo Lemarchandel

For the first time in Atlético Ottawa and Canadian Premier League history, a Brazilian has been appointed head coach.

Gustavo Leal takes over the team following Diego Mejía’s departure in May to become coach of Ottawa’s sister club in Mexico, Atlético de San Luis — a well-earned promotion after Mejía led Ottawa to the ...


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The head of the Ottawa Riverkeeper advocacy group says it’s time to change the public’s longstanding perception that the Ottawa River isn’t clean enough to swim in.

Riverkeeper CEO Laura Reinsborough — who also holds the title “Riverkeeper” — hosted a recent panel discussion at the NCC River House that highlighted how a city’s “swimmability” is emerging as a key qua...


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By Maryam Khan

A proposed $300-million land-based salmon farm along the Ottawa River about 100 kilometres northwest of Ottawa-Gatineau has been redesigned after area residents and environmental groups raised concerns during Quebec’s environmental review process — a flexible approach to the project that the proponent company, Samonix, says reflects t...


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Climate advocates gathered outside Ottawa Centre Liberal MP Yasir Naqvi’s constituency office on June 25, joining coordinated demonstrations in more than 40 communities across Canada to oppose the federal Liberal government’s support for a proposed new pipeline from Alberta to British Columbia.

Organized locally by 350.org Canada and Seniors for Climate Action Now (...


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City officials, artists and business leaders gathered in June to launch the Arts, Culture and Entertainment (ACE) District, an initiative intended to connect cultural institutions, businesses and public spaces while bringing new public art and programming to the city core.

Mayor Mark Sutcliffe said a vibrant downtown is crucial to Ottawa’s identity and long-term gro...


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